Stephen Bromley Jarvis Ferguson

Stephen Bromley Jarvis Ferguson
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1881–1945 · 64 years old

Born 3 April 1881 in Osgoode Township, Carleton, Ontario, CanadaDied 11 July 1945 in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia

farmer

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Family

Parents

GF George Ferguson 1849–1919 father EK Elizabeth Keyes 1856–1932 mother

Spouse

EM Elizabeth Minnie Maple 1874–1948 m. 24 June 1905

Children with Elizabeth Minnie Maple

LF Leslie George Ferguson 1906–1964 LF Lawrence William Ferguson 1909–1931

DNA

R-FT93868 · By descent

Health

Other

11 July 1945

1. Carcinoma of stomach 2. Cachexia

Recorded as reported in the cited sources; genetic results are on the DNA card.

Places 20 locations

BirthWorkMarriageResidenceMigrationDeath / burialOther

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1880s
Born 3 April 1881

Osgoode Township, Carleton, Ontario, Canada(now Osgoode, Ontario, Canada)
1890s
13
Death of sister Maud Mary Ann Ferguson 12 September 1894

Killarney, Manitoba, Canadainfant
1900s
24
Married to Elizabeth Minnie Maple 24 June 1905

Spruce Grove, Alberta, Canada

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Occupation 1905

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Farmer
24
Birth of son Leslie George Ferguson 17 January 1906

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
25
Residence 1906

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

McDougall Street

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Occupation 1906

Teamster - Occupationally, a teamster was a person who drove a team of draft animals (horses, mules, or oxen) pulling a wagon to transport goods.
26
Marriage of brother William Henry Ferguson 3 September 1907

Spruce Grove, Alberta, Canada
28
Birth of son Lawrence William Ferguson 1909

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
1910s
29
Marriage of brother Frederick George Ferguson 30 January 1911

Lac Ste. Anne County, Alberta, Canada
32
Departure 10 November 1913

Montréal, Quebec, Canada

RMS Andania
32
Residence 25 November 1913 – 19 March 1914

England; stayed with Elizabeth's sister Annie Elizabeth (Maple) Sexton between leaving Canada and leaving for Australia; address not yet identified

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Arrival 25 November 1913

Plymouth, Devon, England

Landed at Plymouth

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Residence 1913

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

540 Henry Street

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Occupation 1913

Teamster

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Departure 19 March 1914

London, England

Beltana via Cape Town; Aboard Beltana

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Emigrated 19 March 1914

London, England

To Australia via The Cape aboard Beltana

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Arrival 9 May 1914

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Aboard "Benalta"
35
Marriage of brother Charles Harold Ferguson 25 July 1916

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
38
Death of father George Ferguson 5 May 1919

Vegreville, Alberta, Canadaaged 69
1920s
39
Residence 1920

South Ashfield, New South Wales, Australia

Woodlands Road
45
Residence 1926

East Kurrajong, New South Wales, Australia
1930s
49
Residence 1930

Croydon, New South Wales, Australia

219 Croydon Road

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Occupation 1930–1941

Carrier

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Death of son Lawrence William Ferguson 7 May 1931

Burwood, New South Wales, Australiaaged 22
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Death of mother Elizabeth Keyes 12 March 1932

Vegreville, Alberta, Canadaaged 75
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Marriage of son Leslie George Ferguson 20 May 1933

Drummoyne, New South Wales, Australia
1940s
62
Residence 1943

Beelbangera, New South Wales, Australia

Beelbangera Farm 263

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Residence 1943

Lake Cargelligo, New South Wales, Australia

"Tarilta"
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Occupation 1943

Beelbangera, New South Wales, Australia

Farmer
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Occupation 1943

Lake Cargelligo, New South Wales, Australia

farmer
64
Residence until 11 July 1945

Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia

114 Railway Street
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Medical 11 July 1945

1. Carcinoma of stomach 2. Cachexia
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Died 11 July 1945

Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia

At his residence, 114 Railway Street, Cook's Hill

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Buried 12 July 1945

Sandgate, New South Wales, Australia

Portion Ang 3, Row 170, Plot 23

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