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William Owen NEWBERY

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William Owen b. 14 Feb 1850 or 14 Jun 1850? No record of birth in SA ???

Death 7134/1915 NEWBERY WILLIAM O - FREDERICK W - MARY - HURSTVILLE

The Sydney Morning Herald - Tuesday 29 June 1915 p.8
DEATHS
NEWBERY.-June 28, 1915, at his late residence, Clevedon-road, Hurstville, William Owen Newbery, late of Post and Telegraph Department, dearly beloved husband of Ada Newbery, aged 65 years.


Several births in SA which I find quite curious. Trees have the marriage in Adelaide but I have found this although I can't find it in the NSW index. Frederick was a tailor.

Wesleyan Marriages in the Goulburn Circuit
Frederick William Newbery
Mary Ann Furner
10 June 1848 at Goulburn By me William Lightbody
Witnesses: Philip Steer of Goulburn, Charles Furner of Goulburn * brother = Charles and father = Charles

That was the 2nd marriage for Frederick. Death of Sarah nee Brown.

Burial V1847888 32B/1847 NEWBERRY SARAH AGE 31

Page 11 & 12
Burials in the Parish of St. Saviour in the County of Argyle in the Year 1847
No. 174 Sarah Newbery Abode: Goulburn When Died: 24 Novr. When Buried: 26 Novr. Age: 31 Quality or Profession: - By whom the ceremony was performed: William Sowerby

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Birth Reg# ?

Death Reg#
Newbery
Death Date: 10 May 1849
Age: 9 Days
Father: Frederick Newbery
Residence Place: Adelaide
Registration Place: Adelaide, SA
Page Number: 165
Volume Number: 1

Cemetery: West Terrace SA
Person Id: 9703939
Surname: Newbery
Given Names: Daughter of Fredrick Newbery
Death Date: 11 May 1849 ?
Gender:M
Portion:
 

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Surname: NEWBERY
Given Names: Jane
Date: 1851-11-19
***: F
Father: Frederick William NEWBERY
Mother: Mary Ann FERNER
Birth Place/Residence: Adelaide
District Code: Ade
Symbol:
Book: 3
Page: 297
Cross Reference:

Jane Newbery
Birth Date: 19 Nov 1851
Father: Frederick William Newbery
Mother: Mary Ann Ferner
Birth Place: Adelaide
Registration Place: Adelaide, SA
Page Number: 297
Volume Number: 3

Death ???


Another un-named daughter born and died abt 1853-54 ???
 
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1855 and back to Goulburn.

Bap V18552478 56/1855 NEWBERY ANN M - FREDERIC W - MARY A

Baptisms in the Parish of - in the County of - 18
Ann May - Frederic William & Mary Ann Newbery Abode: Goulburn Quality or Profession: Tailor When Born: 7th October 1855 When Baptised: 24th November 1855 By whom the Ceremony was performed: Benj. Hurst

Burial V18551092 43A/1855 NEWBERRY ANN M INFANT

Page 30 & 31
Burials St. Saviour Goulburn 1855
No. 468 Ann May Newbery Goulburn 20 Dec 21 Dec - 10 weeks - William Sowerby
 

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William Owen b. 14 Feb 1850 or 14 Jun 1850?
A few trees have that, Dave.. Probably got it from this, if correct William then could be. Though a bit too far north :rolleyes:

William Owen Newbery
Birth Date: 14 Jun 1850
Appointment Date: 28 Nov 1873
Place: New South Wales
Book Year: 1897
[Image has Post and Telegraph Masters, Warialda]

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Thanks Geoff.

I didn't have that appointment record.

Warialda is correct. Draper is a real mystery. No William Owen junior or a 2nd one in my tree.

1903 NSW Electoral Roll - EDEN MONARO - MILTON POLLING-PLACE
393 NEWBERY Ada Sarah, Milton, domestic duties
394 NEWBERY Frederick William, Milton, fruiterer
395 NEWBERY William Owen, Milton, postmaster

1904 NSW Post Office Directory
NEWBERY W. O., Postmaster, Milton

1912 NSW Sands Directory
NEWBERY W. O., Postmaster, Braidwood

Death 7134/1915 NEWBERY WILLIAM O - FREDERICK W - MARY - HURSTVILLE

The Sydney Morning Herald - Tuesday 29 June 1915 p.8
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NEWBERY.-June 28, 1915, at his late residence, Clevedon-road, Hurstville, William Owen Newbery, late of Post and Telegraph Department, dearly beloved husband of Ada Newbery, aged 65 years.

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Oh! Possibly better..

New South Wales, Australia, Government Gazettes, 1853-1899
Frederick W Newbery
Event Date: 16 Jul 1897
Event Place: Warialda, New South Wales
Page Number: 5061
[Hampton, Warialda]

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Oh! Possibly better..

New South Wales, Australia, Government Gazettes, 1853-1899
Frederick W Newbery
Event Date: 16 Jul 1897
Event Place: Warialda, New South Wales
Page Number: 5061
[Hampton, Warialda]

Geoff
William Owen's father Frederick William died in 1887 at Concord in Sydney.

William Owen's son

Birth 22209/1878 NEWBERY FREDERICK W - WILLIAM O - ALICE - SOFALA * 8 Jul 1878

1903 ?
1913 ? Not found ?

1925/26/29 New South Wales Country Directory
FROGMORE
Stores: F. W. Newberry
 

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I should have said that one [Draper] was Hurstville 1913...

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It's the right family - Ada = 2nd wife and two daughters from 1st marriage so draper is very odd. He moved to Hurstville to live with a married daughter.

Aged 65 in 1915 so did he retire from public service? He didn't have to retire in 1913 or earlier on account of age.
 

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It's the right family - Ada = 2nd wife and two daughters from 1st marriage so draper is very odd. He moved to Hurstville to live with a married daughter.

Aged 65 in 1915 so did he retire from public service? He didn't have to retire in 1913 or earlier on account of age.
I can send you a copy if it helps..

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Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940) Tue 9 Aug 1910 Page 4 Braidwood.
Mr. A. Newbery, the postmaster, has
been suffering again from his old complaint, lung
trouble, and has been confined to his bed. He is
now able to get about again, but has not been in the
office yet.

The initial is A but must be an error.

He retired in June 1911.

Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940) Tue 20 Jun 1911 Page 4 BRAIDWOOD
Mr. Newbery, our retired Postmaster, left
Braidwood on Friday night for Sydney, where
he and his family, who left the night before,
intend to reside.
 
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Thanks Geoff.

Not found in 1913 last time we looked. I didn't have the wedding notice last time - found today.

It has to be him in 1897 in Warialda but what is the event?

http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/102123837
Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940) - Tuesday 2 April 1912 p.4
WEDDING.
A very pretty wedding was celebrated at Wattle Park Methodist Church on Wednesday, 28th February, the contracting parties being Mr. Fredric W. Newbery, eldest son of Mr. W. O. Newbery, Hurstville, and Miss Lavinia (Lily) M. Smith, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Smith, of Woodgrove. The Rev. H. Fleming officiated, ... Mr. Charles A. Newbery, brother of the bridegroom, acted as bestman. ... en route to their new home at Cumnock after a short stay in Sydney. ...

District = Orange & Polling place = Cumnock ??

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Strange he doesn't appear until the mid 1920's..

Sands has this for 1915 :rolleyes:
H E A Newbery
Year: 1915
District: Frogmore
Page No: 118B
[Store, Frogmore]

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That is a brother. And very clever. He was not discharged from the army until 22 Oct 1916.


1913 NSW Electoral Roll - YASS - FROGMORE POLLING-PLACE
120 NEWBERY Harry Edwin Arthur, Frogmore, assistant storekeeper
 

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The births and deaths in Adelaide are a mystery - not all births and not all deaths can be found for some reason.

I'll resume this tomorrow.
 

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