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The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Died” 2 OCT 1943 of Harry Edward Trueman

TRUEMAN. October 2, 1943, at his resi- dence, 17 Arlington Street, Dulwich Hill, Harry Edward, beloved husband of Caroline and loving father of Ben, Alice, Lillian, Arthur, and Doris, aged 73 years. Interred October 3, 1943.

Supports the death date 2 October 1943 and the death place, Dulwich Hill.

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For “Died” 8 NOV 1952 of Alice M Trueman

KIDD. The Relatives and Friends of Mr. Philip Kidd and Family, of 15 Gerard Street, Cremorne, are invited to attend the Funeral of his beloved Wife and their Mother, ALICE MARY KIDD; to leave the Baptist Church, Melrose Street, Mosman, This Monday, after service commencing at 2 p.m., for the Northern Suburbs Cemetery.

Funeral notice beside the death notice; confirms death at Cremorne on 8 Nov 1952 (the death notice) and gives the address and the cemetery.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Departure” 21 NOV 1866 of Henry Fleare Trueman

Sobraon, ship, 2131 tons, Captain Kyle, from Plymouth, 21st November. Passengers Mr. and Mrs. M. Young and family, Captain and Mrs Dye and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett and family, Rev. Mr Rich, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Stansfeld, Messrs. D.

Trove OCR, line breaks collapsed to spaces, no characters altered; the passenger list continues "H. Lynch, Hutcheson, Holdsworth (2), Benson, Bell, and 25 in the second cabin, Dr Buller, surgeon." Gives the departure as Plymouth, 21 November 1866, against the January 1867 previously recorded. The named passengers are the cabin passengers only - no Trueman is named, so this documents the voyage, not his presence on it.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Arrival” 4 FEB 1867 of Henry Fleare Trueman

Sobraon, ship, 2131 tons, Captain Kyle, from Plymouth, 21st November. Passengers Mr. and Mrs. M. Young and family, Captain and Mrs Dye and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett and family, Rev. Mr Rich, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Stansfeld, Messrs. D.

Published under the heading "ARRIVALS FEBRUARY 4.", confirming the recorded arrival of the Sobraon at Sydney on 4 February 1867. No Trueman is named among the cabin passengers; the second cabin and steerage are given only as counts.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Died” 8 JAN 1935 of Jane Child

TRUEMAN. January 8 1935 at 77 Lakemba - treet Belmore, Jane beloved mother and mother-in law of Mr and Mrs. H. E. Trueman, Mr and Mrs. A. H. Coles, Mr. and Mrs. H. Caldwell and Mr and Mrs. J. Starr, aged 93 years.

Supports the death date and the death place (77 Lakemba-street, Belmore).

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Arrival” 25 OCT 1869 of Jane Child

October 54. Landsborough, ship, 1066, Thomas from the Downs, 104 days.

"October 54" is OCR for "October 24". Confirms 1066 tons and master Thomas, as the record already has, and gives 104 days out from the Downs - i.e. sailed about 12 July 1869 from the roadstead off Deal that London ships take their departure from. Independent of the Empire entry and consistent with it.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Died” 27 JUN 1948 of Elizabeth Minnie Maple

FERGUSON Elizabeth Minnie -June 27 1948 late of Newtown beloved mother of L s Glad Clarrie Harold and Stan aged 71 years

Death notice, quoted from the Trove OCR exactly as it stands (unpunctuated; "L s" is the OCR of "Les"). Confirms the death date of 27 June 1948. The children named - Les, Glad, Clarrie, Harold, Stan - are the tree's five surviving children. The stated age of 71 does not agree with the tree's 17 Nov 1874 birth, which would make her 73; a family-supplied notice age, not preferred over the tree.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Buried” 28 JUN 1948 of Elizabeth Minnie Maple

FERGUSON -The Funeral of the late ELIZABETH MINNIE FER GUSON will leave the Private Chapel of Motor Funerals Ltd 97 Rawson treet Auburn This Afternoon at 3 o'clock, for the Church of England Cemetery Rookwood Section 9 Motor Funerals Ltd AFDA 97 Rawson Street Auburn UX7261

Funeral notice, quoted from the Trove OCR exactly as it stands ("FER GUSON" is a line break in the column; "Rawson treet" is the OCR of "Rawson Street"). Published on 28 June 1948 and saying "This Afternoon", it dates the burial to 28 June 1948, matching the event, and gives the place as the Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood, Section 9.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Cremated” 10 JAN 1935 of Jane Child

TRUEMAN. The Relatives and Friends of the late Mrs. J. TRUEMAN, are invited to attend her Funeral: to leave 77 Lakemba-street, Belmore, TO-MORROW (Thursday) at 10 a m for the Crema torium, Rookwood, per motor service

Funeral notice published Wednesday 9 January 1935; "TO-MORROW (Thursday)" is 10 January 1935. Line breaks in the OCR collapsed to spaces; no characters changed.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Cremated” 10 JAN 1935 of Jane Child

TRUEMAN - The Relatives and friends of Mr L and Mrs H E TRUEMAN Mr and Mrs A H COLES Mr and Mrs H CALDWELL and Mr and Mrs J STARR are Invited to attend the Funeral of their beloved MOTHER Jane Trueman to leave 77 Lakemba-street Belmore THIS DAY at D 45 am for Crematorium Rookwood By re-quest nn floweis

Published Thursday 10 January 1935; "THIS DAY" fixes the funeral to that date. "D 45 am" is OCR for "9.45 a.m." and "nn floweis" for "no flowers". Names the same four couples as the death notice.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Buried” 3 OCT 1943 of Harry Edward Trueman

TRUEMAN. October 2, 1943, at his resi- dence, 17 Arlington Street, Dulwich Hill, Harry Edward, beloved husband of Caroline and loving father of Ben, Alice, Lillian, Arthur, and Doris, aged 73 years. Interred October 3, 1943.

"Interred October 3, 1943" is the only burial detail given; no cemetery is named, so the event carries no place.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Died” 27 MAY 1950 of Caroline Williams

TRUEMAN, Caroline.-May 27, 1950, late of Arlington Street, Dulwich Hill, relict of the late H. E. Trueman, aged 77 years. At rest.

Supports the death date, 27 May 1950. The notice says "late of Arlington Street, Dulwich Hill" — a residence, not explicitly the place of death — so the place is set to the suburb, Dulwich Hill #4760, which is also where her husband died at 17 Arlington Street in 1943.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Buried” 29 MAY 1950 of Caroline Williams

TRUEMAN -The Relatives and Frlenaj of the late CAROLINE TRUEMAN are Invited to attend her Funeral to leave Our Private Chapel 435 Ne Canterbury Road Dulwich Hill This Morning after a Sen ice commenclri at 10 o'clock, for the Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood.

The FUNERALS column of the same page. Quoted exactly as the Trove OCR stands, mangling included: "Frlenaj" is Friends, "435 Ne Canterbury Road" is 435 New Canterbury Road, "a Sen ice commenclri at" is a Service commencing at. Published Monday 29 May 1950, so "This Morning" fixes the burial to 29 May 1950. Place set to Rookwood, the suburb row #1215; the Church of England cemetery there has no place row and I did not create one.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Buried” 19 JUL 1946 of Reginald Cleasby

CLEASBY -The Relatives and Friends of Mr Minnie Clcosby and Family are kindly invited to attend the runeral ol her dearly beloved Husb nd and their dear Father Regl nald (Bldsy) Clcosby to leave our Funeral Home 1*1 Raw cn Stieet Auburn This After noon, at 3.15 o'clock, for the Church of Eng-land Cemetery, Rookwood. Labor Motor Fune-ral Limited 121 Rawson Street Auburn Phcne UX6111

Funeral notice, Trove OCR quoted as it stands (line breaks collapsed). Reading: 'Mrs Minnie Cleasby and Family ... the Funeral of her dearly beloved Husband and their dear Father Reginald (Bidsy?) Cleasby to leave our Funeral Home 121 Rawson Street Auburn This Afternoon'. Published Friday 19 Jul 1946, so the burial at the Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood was that day. The bracketed nickname is too garbled to record.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Buried” 21 JUN 1943 of Henry Robert Cleasby

CLEASBY. - The Relatives and Friends of Mrs. H. Cleasy and Famllv are invited | . to ptt nd the Funeral or her loved Son and their Brother, Harry ; vihich will leave our Chapel This (Monrievl ^fnrnlne nt 11 o'clock ? for the Church of England Cemetery, Prospect Challes fnnes and Son 32 Daicv Street |

Funeral notice, Trove OCR quoted as it stands (line breaks collapsed). Reading: 'Mrs. H. Cleasby and Family are invited to attend the Funeral of her loved Son and their Brother, Harry; which will leave our Chapel This (Monday) Morning at 11 o'clock for the Church of England Cemetery, Prospect. Charles Innes and Son, 32 Darcy Street'. Published Monday 21 Jun 1943.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Buried” 30 SEP 1943 of Irene May Cleasby

CLEASBY.-Th Relatives and Trlends of Mrs H Cleasb Mr and Mrs S Cleashv Mr and Mrs r Clca'bi and ramilles aie invited to attend the Funeral of her dear Daughter their Sister SI'ter In la v and Aunt Irene Mav which will leave our Chapel This Day after service commencing at 3 o clock for Church of England Cemetery, Prospect. Charles Innes and Son AIDA 32 Darri Slrcot Panamatta UW92oO

Funeral notice, Trove OCR quoted as it stands (line breaks collapsed). Reading: 'The Relatives and Friends of Mrs H Cleasby, Mr and Mrs S Cleasby, Mr and Mrs R Cleasby and Families are invited to attend the Funeral of her dear Daughter, their Sister, Sister-in-law and Aunt Irene May, which will leave our Chapel This Day after service commencing at 3 o'clock for Church of England Cemetery, Prospect. Charles Innes and Son, 32 Darcy Street, Parramatta'. Published Thursday 30 Sep 1943.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Buried” 15 APR 1950 of Helen Russell Kell

CLEASBY -The Funeral of the late Mrs. HELEN R. CLEASBY (late of 10 Pitt Street Parramatta.) is appointed to leave The Parramatta Funeral Home 22 Darcy Street Parramatta This Morning, after a Service commencing at 9 o clock for the Prospect Cemetery

Funeral notice published Saturday 15 Apr 1950 ('This Morning'), so the burial at Prospect Cemetery was that day. Trove OCR, line breaks collapsed.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Died” 19 AUG 1954 of Arthur Cornwall Snowdon

SNOWDON, Arthur Cornwall. -August 19, 1954, at hospital, late of 54 Balmoral Avenue, Croydon Park, dearly beloved husband of Gladys, loved father of Ken, Don, Shirley, fond father-in-law of Betty, and dear brother of Dorothy. // SNOWDON. The Relatives and Friends of the late ARTHUR CORNWALL SNOWDON, of 54 Balmoral Avenue, Croydon Park, are invited to attend his Funeral; to leave the Burwood Baptist Church, Condor Street, Burwood, This day, after service commencing at 12.45 p.m., for Woronora Crematorium.

Two separate Family Notices on the same page (Sydney Morning Herald, 20 Aug 1954 p.20, Trove article 18425597, OCR text, joined here with '//'): the death notice and the funeral notice. Names his children Ken, Don, Shirley, daughter-in-law Betty, and a sister Dorothy (see jdorothy). Funeral left Burwood Baptist Church for Woronora Crematorium - the same Woronora Memorial Park grounds as the family's monumental grave.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Residence” 1952 of Alice M Trueman

Mr. Philip Kidd and Family, of 15 Gerard Street, Cremorne

From the funeral notice.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Died” 30 JAN 1946 of Margaret Sullivan

GRENENGER. - January 30, 1946, at a private hospital, Croydon, Margaret, beloved wife of John August Grenenger, loved mother of Dorothy (Mrs. V. Sams), Albert, Eileen (Mrs. J. Blair), Leslie, Ronald, and Edith (Mrs. J. Swadling), dear sister of Ellie, and Edith Sullivan, aged 77 years. R.I.P. || GRENENGER. - The Relatives and Friends of Mr. John August Grenenger and Family, of 7 High Street, South Strathfield, are invited to attend the Funeral of his beloved Wife and their loved Mother, Mother-in-law, and Grandmother, Margaret Grenen- ger; to leave St. Joseph's Church, Burwood Heights, This Day, at 2.30 p.m., for the Catholic Cemetery, Rookwood. T. J. Andrews, A.F.D.A., 214 Liverpool Road, Ashfield, 'Phone, UA4038 and LA2373.

Her death notice and the family's funeral notice, printed in the same column and quoted as the Trove OCR stands, separated by ||. 'Dear sister of Ellie, and Edith Sullivan' names two surviving sisters who were still unmarried, or at least still using the name Sullivan, in 1946; neither is proposed because no record yet ties a particular Edith or Ellen Sullivan to Michael and Julia. The funeral notice gives the burial place and the parish, and the family's address in 1946.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Died” 12 NOV 1911 of Wenzel Grenenger

GRENENGER. November 12, 1911, at his late resi-dence, Burwood-road, Burwood, Wenzel Grenenger, aged 78 years.

Death notice, quoted as the Trove OCR stands (line-break hyphen included). The Daily Telegraph of the same day carries the same notice.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Died” 5 JUL 1952 of George Edward Grenenger

GRENENGER George Edward July 5, 1952 son of the late Wenzel Grenenger of Burwood. Privately interred St Thomas' Cemetery, Enfield July 7, 1952.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Died” 19 JUL 1933 of Jane Sarah Finch

at her daughter's residence, Sunbeam avenue, Burwood, Jane Sarah, relict of Wenzel Grenenger

Fragment as shown in the Trove search result snippet. The full notice has since been read (see the citation quoting it in full): it names her as 'sister of William Finch and Teresa Beadman', which gives her maiden surname as FINCH.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Buried” 13 NOV 1911 of Wenzel Grenenger

GRENENGER.-The Friends of Mrs. W. GRENEN-GER and FAMILY are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved HUSBAND and FATHER, Wenzel; to leave his late residence, Bur-wood-road, Burwood, THIS MONDAY at 3.30 p.m. for St. Thomas's Cemetery, Enfield.

One of seven funeral notices for Wenzel in the same column. The others are inserted by Mr and Mrs J. Thew, Mr and Mrs P. Radke, 'Messrs. WILLIAM, JOHN, and GEORGE GRENENGER' (their FATHER), Mr and Mrs W. Finch and Mr and Mrs J. Beadman (their BROTHER-IN-LAW), and the Loyal Ashfield Lodge No. 44, M.U.I.O.O.F. The paper is dated Monday 13 November 1911, so 'THIS MONDAY' is that day.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Occupation” FROM 1879 of Wenzel Grenenger

PARTNERSHIP NOTICE-We, the undersigned, WENZEL GRENENGER, JACOB RAPP, and JOHN RAPP, have this day entered into PARTNERSHIP, as Tannery and Boot upper Manufacturers, under the style of''GRrNTNGER mid RAPrS " The business will be carried on at the Tannery at EMIEL. and at No 310, Pitt-street, Sydney the undersigned having no longer any connection with the business heretofore cor-ned on at Braidwood. Sydney, 11th August, 1879

Quoted as the Trove OCR stands; I read the mangled words as 'GRENENGER and RAPPS' and 'the Tannery at ENFIELD'. Printed immediately above it in the same column is the dissolution of the earlier firm: 'the PARTNERSHIP heretofore subsisting between the undersigned, WENZEL GRENENGER, ERNEST GRENENGER JACOB RAPP, and JOHN RAPP, as Tanners and Leather Grinders, carried on at Braidwood and Sydney, under the sty[l]e of GRENENGER and RAPP, has been this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent' — Ernest kept Braidwood, Wenzel took Enfield and Sydney.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Residence” MAR 1874 of Wenzel Grenenger

THE FRIENDS of Mr. WENZEL GRENENGER are invited to attend the Funeral of his late beloved SON, Wenzel E. B. ; to move from his residence, Waverley Road, Woollahra, TO-MORROW (Friday) AFTER- NOON, at 2 o'clock, to Necropolis.

Funeral notice for the infant son Wenzel Edward B (#82915, b. 1873 Braidwood), which fixes the father's residence in March 1874.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Residence” FROM 1879 TO 1883 of Wenzel Grenenger

GRENENGER.-June 26, at her residence, Enfield Tannery, Harriet Mary Greenwood, the beloved wife of Mr. Wenzel Grenenger, and eldest daughter of Mr. S. Flack, late of Braid-wood, aged 34 years.

His first wife's death notice, quoted as the Trove OCR stands, cited here for the family's address. 'Mr. S. Flack' is an OCR misreading of Mr S. Finch: the monument at St Thomas' Enfield reads 'ALSO SAMUEL FINCH FATHER OF THE ABOVE'. By March 1883 he is still styled 'of Enfield' in his daughter Sophia Susanna's marriage notice.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Residence” 1911 of Wenzel Grenenger

GRENENGER. November 12, 1911, at his late resi-dence, Burwood-road, Burwood, Wenzel Grenenger, aged 78 years.

Quoted as the Trove OCR stands. The funeral notices on p. 7 of the same issue repeat 'his late residence, Burwood-road, Burwood'.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Married” 14 MAR 1883 of John Kendall Thew & Sophia Susannah Grenenger

THEW GRENENGER. March 14, at St. John Baptist's Church, Ashfield, by the Rev. J. C. Corlette, D.D., John Kendall, eldest son of the late Mr. John Thew, shipping agent, late of George-street Markets, to Sophia Susanna, eldest daughter of Wainzel Grenenger, Esq., of Enfield.

Quoted as the Trove OCR stands. The same notice appears in the Sydney Mail of 14 April 1883, p. 715. The groom's father, the late John Thew, shipping agent of the George-street Markets, has not been added.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Residence” FROM 1908 TO 1917 of Michael Sullivan

-In the "Will of MICHAEL SULLIVAN, late of Lily-sircet, Enfield, in the State of New South Wale , Plasterer, deceased,-Application ?ill be made after fourteen day from the publicalinn hereof that Probate of the last \VII1 of tile aboi'cnamed dcecised may be granted to. JULIA Stn.LlVAN and ELLEN' SIJT.L|VAN, tll lk.\cctttriccs. turned in the said Will. And.nil notice mav bo served al Hie ntllec.of the undersigned. MAKINSON d'APICK, Proctors for the Ex cutrices, 0 Ellzabcth-sKect, Syd

The probate advertisement, quoted as the Trove OCR stands. The clipping stamped here reads clearly: "IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES.—Probate Jurisdiction.—In the Will of MICHAEL SULLIVAN, late of Lily-street, Enfield, in the State of New South Wales, Plasterer, deceased.—Application will be made after fourteen days from the publication hereof that Probate of the last Will of the abovenamed deceased may be granted to JULIA SULLIVAN and ELLEN SULLIVAN, the Executrices named in the said Will. And all notices may be served at the office of the undersigned. MAKINSON d'APICE, Proctors for the Executrices, 69 Elizabeth-street, Sydney." Cited on the residence because it is a legal description of where he lived, given a fortnight after his death.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Died” 16 AUG 1908 of Julia Sullivan

SULLIVAN. August 16, at Sydney Hospital, of pneu- monia, Julia, fifth beloved daughter of Michael and Julia Sullivan, Lily-street, Enfield, aged 28 years. R.I.P.

Quoted as the Trove OCR stands, including the line-break hyphen in "pneu- monia". Cited on the death event: it gives the date, the hospital and the cause.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Buried” 18 AUG 1908 of Julia Sullivan

SULLIVAN. The Relatives and Frends of the late Miss JULIA SULLIVAN are kindly invited to attend her Funeral, leaving her father's residence, Lily-street, Enfield, THIS TUESDAY, at 8.45 a.m., for R. C. Ceme-tery, Rookwood, via Burwood station. H. and T. HART, Undertakers, Burwood and Ashfield.

The first of the two funeral notices printed one under the other, quoted as the Trove OCR stands including "Frends". Cited on the burial event: it gives the day, the hour and the cemetery.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Died” 10 JUN 1887 of John Field

THE FRIENDS of the late Mr. JOHN FIELD are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral; to move from his late residence, Mount-street, St. Leonards, TO-MORROW (Sun-day) AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock sharp, for Weslyan Cemetery. THOS. HIGLEY, Undertaker, Blue's Point-road, and Stack's Cabinet Works, Alfred-street, St. Leonards.

Quoted as the Trove OCR stands ('Weslyan' for Wesleyan, the hyphen in 'Sun-day' the newspaper's line break). Published the day after the death, so the funeral was Sunday 12 June 1887 - the interment date the Australian Cemeteries Index gives. The Wesleyan cemetery on the North Shore is the Chatswood South Methodist burial ground. He was a Methodist on the 1838 James Pattison bounty list, forty-nine years earlier.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Born” ABT 1846 of Julia Collins

SULLIVAN.- November 3, 1927, at her residence, Nardie, 3 Owen-street, Willoughby, Julia, relict of the late Michael Sullivan, of Enfield. In her 82nd year, R.I.P.

The birth year ABT 1846 on this event comes from this notice: "in her 82nd year" on 3 November 1927 means she had turned 81 and gives a birth between November 1845 and November 1846. Secondary, and worth holding loosely — it is the figure that sits two to three years off the Caheragh baptism of 2 July 1843 recorded as a candidate for her on her person record.

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For “Died” 3 NOV 1927 of Julia Collins

SULLIVAN.- November 3, 1927, at her residence, Nardie, 3 Owen-street, Willoughby, Julia, relict of the late Michael Sullivan, of Enfield. In her 82nd year, R.I.P.

Quoted as the Trove OCR stands. On the clipping stamped here the house name reads Nareile, not Nardie — the OCR misread it, and the raw is left as the OCR because that is what was quoted when this record entered the tree. Cited on the death event, which previously carried no citation of its own.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Died” 12 AUG 1917 of Michael Sullivan

SULLIVAN.-Ancust 12, at his residence, Lily-street, Enfield, Michael Sullivan, aged 74 year .

Quoted as the Trove OCR stands ("Ancust" for August, "74 year" for 74 years). The clipping stamped on this citation is legible where the OCR is not: the printed notice reads "SULLIVAN.—August 12, at his residence, Lily-street, Enfield, Michael Sullivan, aged 74 years." Cited on the death event itself; the same quotation is already on the person, where it was placed as the evidence for the identification.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Born” ABT 1843 of Michael Sullivan

SULLIVAN.-Ancust 12, at his residence, Lily-street, Enfield, Michael Sullivan, aged 74 year .

The birth year ABT 1843 on this event is derived from this notice and nothing else: aged 74 on 12 August 1917 gives a birth between August 1842 and August 1843. The clipping confirms the age is 74 and not an OCR artefact. Secondary, because an age at death is hearsay from whoever gave it to the paper.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Buried” 16 JUN 1914 of Henry Cole

COLE. The Friends of the late HENRY COLE are kindl} inxittd to attend his luneiil to louie bis lote resldercc Huon Addison street, Kensington THIS TUESDAY, at 2 pin, for Waverley Cemetery. CHARLES KINSELA.

Funeral notice, quoted as the Trove OCR stands; I read this article myself. The OCR is badly degraded and reads 'kindly invited to attend his funeral, to leave his late residence, Huon, Addison street, Kensington THIS TUESDAY, at 2 p.m., for Waverley Cemetery'. The paper is Tuesday 16 June 1914, so 'THIS TUESDAY' is that day. Charles Kinsela was the undertaker — the same firm that buried Wenzel Grenenger's infant son at Rookwood in 1874. The event uses the Waverley SUBURB row (155) because the Waverley Cemetery place row is still queued; it should be repointed when that applies. No image attached: Trove's clipping service is returning 423 Locked.

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For “Buried” 16 JUN 1914 of Henry Cole

COLE. The Friends of the late HENRY COLE are kindl} inxittd to attend his luneiil to louie bis lote resldercc Huon Addison street, Kensington THIS TUESDAY, at 2 pin, for Waverley Cemetery. CHARLES KINSELA.

Funeral notice, quoted as the Trove OCR stands; I read this article myself. The OCR is badly degraded and reads 'kindly invited to attend his funeral, to leave his late residence, Huon, Addison street, Kensington THIS TUESDAY, at 2 p.m., for Waverley Cemetery'. The paper is Tuesday 16 June 1914, so 'THIS TUESDAY' is that day. Charles Kinsela was the undertaker — the same firm that buried Wenzel Grenenger's infant son at Rookwood in 1874. The event uses the Waverley SUBURB row (155) because the Waverley Cemetery place row is still queued in proposal 2270; repoint it when that applies. No image attached: Trove's clipping service is returning 423 Locked.

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For “Buried” 12 JUN 1887 of John Field

to move from his late residence, Mount-street, St. Leonards, TO-MORROW (Sun-day) AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock sharp, for Weslyan Cemetery. THOS. HIGLEY, Undertaker, Blue's Point-road, and Stack's Cabinet Works, Alfred-street, St. Leonards.

Quoted as the Trove OCR stands. The notice appeared Saturday 11 June, so 'TO-MORROW' is Sunday 12 June 1887.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Residence” 1887 of John Field

THE FRIENDS of the late Mr. JOHN FIELD are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral; to move from his late residence, Mount-street, St. Leonards

Quoted as the Trove OCR stands. Corroborated by the probate notice's heading, 'late of Mount-street, St. Leonards near Sydney'. WikiTree Field-3651 quotes the probate file itself as 'Farmer, formerly of the Manning River but now of Mount Street North Shore Sydney'.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Died” 26 AUG 1913 of Margaret Ann Albury

FIELD. The Relatives and Friends of the late Mrs. MARGARET ANN FIELD are kindly invited to at-tend her Funeral, which will move from her residence, 44 Chandos-street, North Sydney, THIS AFTERNOON, at 2.30 o'clock, for Methodist Cemetery, Chatswood.

Quoted as the Trove OCR stands. One of six funeral notices for her in the same column, which between them name her family: 'Mr. and Mrs. J. MUSCHIN and FAMILY ... their dearly loved MOTHER and GRAND-MOTHER'; 'Mr. and Mrs. T. O'BRIEN, Mr. and Mrs. F. SENIOR, Mr. and Mrs. H. SENIOR ... their dearly-loved GRANDMOTHER'; 'Mrs. D. E. SENIOR and FAMILY ... their late dearly-loved MOTHER and GRAND-MOTHER'; and 'E. W. ALBURY and Mrs. S. M. NEWLING ... their dearly-loved AUNT' - an Albury nephew and niece, her own family. Two of the notices add 'Manning River papers please copy', which is where she and John Field had farmed. She is buried in the same Methodist ground at Chatswood as her husband.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Buried” 28 AUG 1913 of Margaret Ann Albury

which will move from her residence, 44 Chandos-street, North Sydney, THIS AFTERNOON, at 2.30 o'clock, for Methodist Cemetery, Chatswood.

Quoted as the Trove OCR stands. The notice ran on the day of the funeral, 28 August 1913, which is also the interment date the Australian Cemeteries Index gives.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Occupation” 1842 of Joseph Rambler Barber

TWO POUNDS REWARD. THE undermentioned Sawyers having absconded from my service without fulfilling their agreement, I hereby offer a reward of one pound each, for the apprehension and lodging them in any of Her Majesty's Gaols, a warrant for that purpose having been issued by the Goulburn bench. NAMES AND DESCRIPTION. Joseph Barber, native of the colony, sallow complexion, about 22 years of age, and 5 feet 9 inches in height, has lately been living near Tarlow Gap, within seven miles of Goulburn. ... J. B. WARD, Murrimbah. 29th September.

Read from the clipping PDF (media 403), which prints the text cleanly where the Trove OCR garbles it. Identification: "native of the colony" rules out a convict or immigrant namesake; "about 22 years of age" in 1842 gives a birth about 1820; and Tarlow Gap is where he was living, which is where he married Agnes Kelly "of Tarlow" at St Saviour's Goulburn in February 1845. The same advertisement ran again on 6 October 1842 (Trove 12409359).

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Description” 1842 of Joseph Rambler Barber

Joseph Barber, native of the colony, sallow complexion, about 22 years of age, and 5 feet 9 inches in height, has lately been living near Tarlow Gap, within seven miles of Goulburn.

Read from the clipping PDF (media 403). The only physical description of him known to this tree.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Occupation” 1917 of Michael Sullivan

-In the "Will of MICHAEL SULLIVAN, late of Lily-sircet, Enfield, in the State of New South Wale , Plasterer, deceased,-Application ?ill be made after fourteen day from the publicalinn hereof that Probate of the last \VII1 of tile aboi'cnamed dcecised may be granted to. JULIA Stn.LlVAN and ELLEN' SIJT.L|VAN, tll lk.\cctttriccs. turned in the said Will. And.nil notice mav bo served al Hie ntllec.of the undersigned. MAKINSON d'APICK, Proctors for the Ex cutrices, 0 Ellzabcth-sKect, Syd

Quoted as the Trove OCR stands; "Plasterer" is legible in the OCR and unmistakable in the clipping stamped here. A probate advertisement states the deceased's occupation as sworn by the executors, which is why this is treated as direct evidence.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Probate” 1917 of Michael Sullivan

-In the "Will of MICHAEL SULLIVAN, late of Lily-sircet, Enfield, in the State of New South Wale , Plasterer, deceased,-Application ?ill be made after fourteen day from the publicalinn hereof that Probate of the last \VII1 of tile aboi'cnamed dcecised may be granted to. JULIA Stn.LlVAN and ELLEN' SIJT.L|VAN, tll lk.\cctttriccs. turned in the said Will. And.nil notice mav bo served al Hie ntllec.of the undersigned. MAKINSON d'APICK, Proctors for the Ex cutrices, 0 Ellzabcth-sKect, Syd

Quoted as the Trove OCR stands. The OCR mangles the two names; the clipping prints them plainly, JULIA SULLIVAN and ELLEN SULLIVAN. The date is the date of the advertisement, not of the grant; the grant itself is in the Supreme Court probate packets, which are not online.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Buried” 3 SEP 1941 of Johanna Sullivan

SULLIVAN-The Funirnl of Hie late Miss HANNAH SULLIVAN will leave Joseph's Church Burwood HclRhts THIS WEDNESDAY at 10 n m for Cntholic Ceme-tery, Rookwood WOOD COFFILL LIMITED

The funeral notice, printed in the same day's paper below the death notices and quoted as the Trove OCR stands — badly degraded: read "SULLIVAN.—The Funeral of the late Miss HANNAH SULLIVAN will leave St Joseph's Church, Burwood Heights, THIS WEDNESDAY at 10 a.m. for Catholic Cemetery, Rookwood. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED." "THIS WEDNESDAY" in the Wednesday 3 September paper dates the burial.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Residence” 1941 of Johanna Sullivan

SULLIVAN. September 1, 1941, at West-ern Suburbs Hospital, Hannah Sullivan, of 4 Angel Road, Strathfield, second daughter of the late Michael and Julia Sullivan, of En-field, and loved sister of Margaret (Mrs. Grenenger), Ellen, and Edith.

Quoted as the Trove OCR stands. "of 4 Angel Road, Strathfield" is the address, given four days after her death.