Reuban William Ezzey

Reuban William Ezzey
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1851 – 1927 75 years

Born 7 April 1851 in Grose Vale, New South WalesDied 3 April 1927 in Millthorpe, New South Wales, aged 75

Held the civic title Justice of the Peace (J.P.), of Millthorpe.

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William James Ezzey 1818–1884 father

Mary Ann Mayo 1829–1899 mother

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Jane Emiline Wenban 1857–1955 m. 5 August 1880

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1850s
Born 7 April 1851

Grose Vale, New South Wales, Australia

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1880s
Married to Jane Emiline Wenban 5 August 1880 aged 29

Married at St David's Church of England, Spring Terrace (near Millthorpe), New South Wales — a double wedding with Reuben's brother Alfred Ezzy marrying Jane's sister Amy Elizabeth Wenban the same day, both by the Rev. Francis Boyce. NSW BDM Marriage Reg 4489/1880. St David's, Spring Terrace is not yet a place row in the tree; placeId left unset per policy rather than substituting the nearest existing row (Orange), which this record shows was not the actual venue.

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Death of father William James Ezzey 27 August 1884 aged 33

Spring Grove, New South Wales, Australia(now Millthorpe, New South Wales, Australia)aged 66
1890s
Death of mother Mary Ann Mayo 27 June 1899 aged 48

Millthorpe, New South Wales, Australiaaged 69
1910s
Occupation before 28 February 1912 aged 60

Farmer, working a farm on the Millthorpe-Orange road, Millthorpe NSW — site of a 1912 NSW Dept of Agriculture crop experiment (maize, sorghum, planter's friend).

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Residence before 28 February 1912 aged 60

Resided on a farm on the Millthorpe-Orange road, Millthorpe, New South Wales, Australia.

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Occupation before 9 September 1912 aged 61

Held the civic title Justice of the Peace (J.P.), of Millthorpe.

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1920s
Died 3 April 1927 aged 75

Millthorpe, New South Wales, Australia