Seymour Louisa Laundess

   Cause of her death was coronary occlusion, hypertension, arterio sclerosis, sarcoma of thighs.

   Another name for Seymour was Acemo.

  General Notes:

Buried at section number 13, grave number 0003889, No headstone.

  Birth Notes:

At McConnells Dam, Grenfell, New South Wales, Australia.

The informant was mother Louisa and Nurse or Witness was Mrs Allsop. Birth was registered on 14th February 1873 at Grenfell.

  Death Notes:

Death Transcript shows old age pensioner, Cause of death Coronary occlusion, hypertension, arterio sclerosis, sarcoma of thighs. Duration of illness 15 days, 15 years, years, months. Informant was daughter Ethel of 56 Mary Street, Sydney. Undertaker J E Wheatley, Minister O.G.Dent Cof E. Late of 220 Byng Street, Orange, NSW.

  Burial Notes:

Rookwood Anglican Internment Maintenance details at 22nd January 1998 record Denomination Anglican, Section 13, Grave Number 0003889, Control Number 183853, Funeral Director No 1021 John E Wheatley, deceased's name as Louisa Majoram, date of internment 5th August 1943, age of deceased 70 years, internment cost 0.00. There are no details of monument so it would seem that grave may be unmarked.

Seymour married George Walter Marjoram, son of UNKNOWN and Elizabeth Blackman, on 12 Sep 1888 in Grenfell, Monteagle County, New South Wales.^{1 2 3} (George Walter Marjoram was born on 4 Oct 1866 in Mutton Falls, Roxburgh County, New South Wales,^{2 6} died on 25 Jan 1949 in Orange, Wellington County, New South Wales, Australia ² and was buried on 26 Jan 1949 in Orange Cemetery, Bathurst County, New South Wales, Australia ².) The cause of his death was coronary occlusion.

  Marriage Notes:

Holy Trinity Parsonage, Church of England.

The witnesses to the marriage were Thomas Girdler and Louisa McGinnity (formerly Laundess - nee Adams) the mother of the bride
Louisa McGinnity gave consent to the marriage
Seymour was named Acemo on the marriage transcript - she was known as Acemo throughout her life - her birth and death entries both name her as Seymour
George was a contractor at the time of his marriage - Acemo was said to be a domestic.
George and Seymour (Acemo) were both living in Grenfell at the time of their marriage.
Marriage Reg'n No 5068 of 1888 also records Acema , Aceme L and Acemo L and Majoram. Transcript records marriage took place at Holy Trinity Church of England Parsonage, Grenfell, NSW. The groom was recorded as a bachelor, birthplace and age and details of his parents not recorded, occupation was contractor and usual residence was Grenfell.
Seymour was recorded as a spinster, occupation was domestic, usual residence was Grenfell, birthplace and age and details of parents were not recorded.
Witnesses were Thomas Girdler and Louisa McGenity (mother of the bride- name should McGinninity as she married David McGinninity after death of Themio Laundess). Minister was A R Raymond and Louisa McGenity gave consent to the marriage. ²