New South Wales Government Gazette

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For “Died” 10 JUL 1882 of Sarah Anne Cole

"Sarah Charles, laie of Goulburn, in the Colony of New South Wales, deceased, intestate, who died on the 10th day of July, 1882, may be granted to Thomas Charles, of Goulburn aforesaid, gardener, the husband of the said deceased."

OCR "laie" = late. Notice of application for letters of administration, published fourteen days before application. Gives the exact death date already in the tree and names her husband and his occupation.

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For “Died” 27 AUG 1884 of William James Ezzey

who departed this life on or about the 27th day of August, 1884, to be granted to Mary Ezzy, the executrix, and Thomas Goodman and William Webb, the executors appointed in and by the said will.

Probate notice in the Supreme Court's Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction, applied for by his executors. "Mary Ezzy, the executrix" is his widow Mary Ann nee Mayo (#21766). Quoted as the OCR stands.

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For “Occupation” 1884 of William James Ezzey

In the will of William James Ezzy, late of Spring Grove, in the Colony of New South Wales, farmer, deceased.

The heading of the probate notice. No place id is attached to this event: the tree's "Spring Grove" row is geocoded to the wrong Spring Grove (see the proposal note), so the locality is named in the summary instead.

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For “Occupation” 1869 of John Ezzey

In the will of John Ezzey, late of Richmond, in the Colony of New South Wales, grazier, deceased.

His occupation as stated on the probate application at his death.

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For “Occupation” 1969 of John William Bowler

John William Bowler, late of Mascot, N.S.W., fellmonger, died 26th October, 1969, intestate; letters of administration were granted on 21st April, 1970.

A fellmonger is a dealer in hides and sheepskins. Mascot, in Sydney, adjoined the Botany tanning and wool-scouring district.

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For “Died” 3 OCT 1950 of Harriett Rebecca Barber

RE will of HARRIETT REBECCA NELSON, late of Nambucca Heads, in the State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. Probate granted 14th day of November, 1950. ... Robert Robertson and Hermon Nelson, the executors of the will of the said Harriett Rebecca Nelson, who died on the 3rd day of October, 1950, hereby give notice that all creditors and others having any claim against or to the estate of the said deceased are hereby required to send particulars of their claims to the said executors ... Dated this 15th day of December, 1950. W. A. STONE & SIMON, Proctors for the Executors, Cooper-street, Macksville.

Trove OCR of the statutory creditors' notice; the ellipsis stands for the recital of the Acts. An official notice sworn on behalf of the executors, so a direct record of the death date and the residence. Its executors are her son Hermon Nelson and Robert Robertson, the husband of her eldest daughter Elizabeth — both named as surviving children in the obituary, which is what identifies the notice as hers.

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For “Died” 7 APR 1917 of Richard Crossingham

In th matter of the estate of Richard Croigin^hr.m, 1 * to of Moorland, in the State of New South Waits, retired farmer, deceased, intestate. ... Kit-hard Crosaingharn, the ahovenanud deceased, who died on or about the 7th day of Ap'il, 1917

NSW Government Gazette probate notice, quoted as the Trove OCR stands (the surname is mangled throughout; both readings are 'Richard Crossingham'). Confirms the 7 April 1917 death, that he was a retired farmer of Moorland, and that he died intestate - administration granted to the Public Trustee on 15 June 1917.

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For “Occupation” FROM 1876 TO 1879 of Wenzel Grenenger

NOTICE is hereby given, that Peter Rappeneker has this day retired from the co-partnership carried on between the undersigned under the name of " Grenengers and Rappeneker/' as tanners and leather cutters, at Braidwood, Enfield, and Sidney, in favour of John Rapp, and that the business will henceforth be conducted under the style of " Grenengers and Rapps/' Dated this 18th day of October, 1876. WENZEL GRENENGER. ERNST GRENENGER.

Partnership notice, quoted as the Trove OCR stands ('Sidney' for Sydney; the closing quotation marks are OCR noise). Signed by Wenzel Grenenger and Ernst Grenenger — his brother, the Braidwood tanner James Ernest Grenenger (b. 30 Oct 1838, d. 16 Aug 1918 Goulburn), who is not yet in the tree.

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For “Convict assignment” MAR 1833 of Benjamin Saville

995. Saville Benjamin, Andromeda, farm la-bourer to A. C. Innes, Port Macquarie

Entry 995 in 'RETURN OF ALL MALE CONVICTS ASSIGNED AND TRANSFERRED IN THE MONTH OF MARCH, 1833'. The break in 'la-bourer' is the OCR reproducing the column's line break. Columns: number, name, ship, trade, assignee and district.

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For “Ticket of leave” 1843 of Benjamin Saville

Saville Benjamin, Andromeda Webb James, Norfolk 5

Under the heading 'THE undermentioned Prisoners of the Crown have obtained Tickets of Leave, since the last day of Publication', in the section COUNTY OF PORT MACQUARIE / PORT MACQUARIE. The list is set in two columns and the OCR has run the two entries together: the row is 'Saville Benjamin, Andromeda' (name, then ship), with 'Webb James, Norfolk 5' the neighbouring column. This corrects WikiTree, which dates his ticket of leave to 1833.

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For “Conditional pardon” 1 JUN 1848 of Benjamin Saville

Sadler George, Strathfieldsay; Saville Benjamin, Andromeda 2; Scally John, Jane ; Sculton Robert, Asia 9

From the CONDITIONAL PARDONS list dated at the Colonial Secretary's Office 4 September 1848; each entry is name then ship, and 'Andromeda 2' is that ship's second voyage. Neighbouring entries quoted so the column format is legible. The same list appears in the Maitland Mercury of 13 September 1848, p. 4.

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For “Immigrated” 24 APR 1853 of Robert Nelson

Immigration Office, Sydney, 25th April, 1853. IMMIGRANTS PER "JAVA." NOTICE is hereby given, that the ship "Java," arrived at Sydney, with 461 Immigrants, on Sunday, the 24th instant.

Trove OCR of the Government Gazette supplement, reflowed to one paragraph. It fixes the arrival date but does not name individuals; the passenger list is in the NSW assisted-immigrants index, which needs a browser.

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For “Died” 23 JUN 1874 of Richard Crossingham

In the will of Richard Orassingbam, late of Holey Flat, in the Colony of New South Wales, farmer, deceased. ... who died on the 9th day of June, 1874, may be granted to Henrietta Crassingham, the widow of the said deceased

NSW Government Gazette, ECCLESIASTICAL JURISDICTION notice, quoted as the Trove OCR stands ('Orassingbam' is the OCR of 'Crassingham'). It names the widow Henrietta and gives the death as 9 June 1874, against the headstone's 23 June 1874 - the two disagree by a fortnight and the registration 5972/1874 has not been read. The person row carries the headstone date.

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For “Died” 10 JUN 1887 of John Field

NOTICE is hereby given that after the expiration of fourteen days from the publication hereof in the New South Wales Government Gazette, application will be made to the Supreme Court of. New South. Wales, in its Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction, that probate of the last will and testament of the abovenamed John Field, deceased, who died on the 10th day of June last, may be granted to Margaret Ann Field, the sole executrix named in the said will.

Quoted as the Trove OCR stands. The notice is headed 'In the will of Jolm Field, late of Mount-street, St. Leonards near Sydney, m the Colony of New South. Wales, farmer deceased' - reading John Field, farmer, of Mount Street, St Leonards. 'Who died on the 10th day of June last' fixes the death to 10 June 1887, which is the date already on this event. Proctor R. W. W. M'Coy, 52 Castlereagh-street, dated 24 October 1887. Margaret Ann Field, sole executrix, is his SECOND wife - Margaret Ann Albury, whom he married in 1848, six years after Sarah Jane Watson died at Narellan.

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For “Occupation” FROM 1857 TO 1887 of John Field

In the will of Jolm Field, late of Mount-street, St. Leonards near Sydney, m the Colony of New South. Wales, farmer deceased.

Quoted as the Trove OCR stands ('Jolm' for John, 'm' for in). The heading of the probate notice: he was still styled a farmer at his death, though he had left the Manning River for the North Shore.

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For “Probate” 14 NOV 1950 of Harriett Rebecca Barber

RE will of HARRIETT REBECCA NELSON, late of Nambucca Heads, in the State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. Probate granted 14th day of November, 1950.

Trove OCR. She died a widow — her husband William John Nelson had died in 1947 — and left a will, which is a small fact about her in its own right: the estate was administered from Macksville, the nearest large town to Nambucca Heads.

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For John Field & Margaret Ann Albury

probate of the last will and testament of the abovenamed John Field, deceased, who died on the 10th day of June last, may be granted to Margaret Ann Field, the sole executrix named in the said will.

Quoted as the Trove OCR stands. THE HARD EVIDENCE FOR THIS UNION, and the only piece of it that is not a compiled tree: the Supreme Court probate notice for John Field of Mount Street, St Leonards, farmer, names Margaret Ann Field as his sole executrix - the position a widow holds. It is dated four months after his death and is a court record, not a transcription. WikiTree Field-3651 quotes the will itself, written 17 August 1881, as leaving her two properties: 'One farm on Oxley Island purchased 1857 (29 acres no189 in book51) and 25 acres from Margaret's father'.

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For John William Bowler (1912–1969)

John William Bowler, late of Mascot, N.S.W., fellmonger, died 26th October, 1969, intestate; letters of administration were granted on 21st April, 1970.

Public Trustee's notice to creditors, Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales, Friday 24 April 1970, p.1571, read as full OCR text on Trove. The Trove OCR breaks the sentence after "died" and again after "1970."; those line breaks are the only thing altered in the quotation. Identification: the tree already records this man dying in 1969 at Mascot, New South Wales, and this is the only John William Bowler estate notice of the period; it gives the exact day, 26 October 1969, and his trade, fellmonger.

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For Sarah Anne Cole (1816–1882)

"In ihe estate and effects of Sarah Charles, late of Gouiburn, in the Colony of New South Wales, deceased, intestate."

Heading of the notice. OCR "ihe" = the, "Gouiburn" = Goulburn. She died intestate; administration was sought by her husband Thomas Charles.

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For Mary Ann Mayo (1829–1899)

who departed this life on or about the 27th day of August, 1884, to be granted to Mary Ezzy, the executrix, and Thomas Goodman and William Webb, the executors appointed in and by the said will.

Probate notice for her husband William James Ezzy of Spring Grove (#21765). "Mary Ezzy, the executrix" is the widow: she survived him and was named executrix in his will. Quoted as the OCR stands.

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For John Ezzey (1795–1869)

In the will of John Ezzey, late of Richmond, in the Colony of New South Wales, grazier, deceased.

Heading of the probate notice in the Supreme Court's Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction, dated 11 June 1869; probate sought by William Sullivan, shopkeeper, and John Long, builder, both of Richmond, the executors named in the will. Confirms his residence and occupation and that he was dead by June 1869.

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For John Abel Avery (1802–1880)

In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. ECCLESIASTICAL JURISDICTION. In the will of John Abel Avery, late of West Kempsey, Macleay River, in the Colony, of New South Wales, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given, that after the expiration of fourteen days from the publication hereof in the New South Wales Government Gazette, application will be made to this Honorable Court, in its Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction, that probate of the last will and testament of the abovenamed deceased, who died on the third day of January, one thousand eight hundred and eighty, may be granted to George Adam Worboys, of West Kempsey, Macleay River aforesaid, builder, one of the executors appointed by the said will, the other executor Charles Rogers, having died.—Dated this 29th day of September, A.D. 1883.

Read from the clipping PDF (media 405), which prints the text cleanly where the Trove OCR does not. An official notice, filed by the executor's proctor, fixing both the death date (3 January 1880) and the residence (West Kempsey, Macleay River) three and a half years after the event. Probate was applied for late, which is why the notice is dated 1883.