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Cherilyn

Cherilyn Report 26 Jun 2011 06:39

If that is the right Fredk, he had death notices in 2 papers at Ryerson; another lookup from them may be helpful!

MOTT Frederick Death notice 05JAN1961 Death 85 late of Padstow Sydney Morning Herald 07JAN1961
MOTT Frederick Death notice 05JAN1961 Death 85 late of Padstow Goulburn Post 10JAN1961

Cherilyn

Cherilyn Report 26 Jun 2011 06:38

Hi again Pittsy! :-)

What were Fredk's parents names? Is this the right one?

244/1961
MOTT FREDERICK
[father] FREDERICK
[mother] SARAH JANE
[reg in] SYDNEY

They lost a child in 1930 - in Broken Hill at the time
8156/1930
MOTT PEARL E M
FREDERICK
CECILIA K
BROKEN HILL

pittsy

pittsy Report 26 Jun 2011 06:29

Cherilyn

Can you find another one from my tree ?
Frederick Mott born 1900 Cobar married Cecilia O'Connor at Cobar in 1920 - I don't have exact dates for these. Woudl like to know when they both died ? and also if they had any children.

Kind regards
Pittsy

Cherilyn

Cherilyn Report 26 Jun 2011 04:55

anyone?

Cherilyn

Cherilyn Report 22 Jun 2011 09:02

nudge

Cherilyn

Cherilyn Report 21 Jun 2011 10:15

That's great news, Pittsy, thank you for coming back to let me know. It was a great story :-)

pittsy

pittsy Report 20 Jun 2011 23:55

Cherilyn

Words cannot express my sincere thanks to all the work you did for me in this. I have found entries in the UK censuses also which start to tell a story.

Many Many thanks

Pittsy
Australia

pittsy

pittsy Report 20 Jun 2011 10:14

Sorry for the misunderstanding with the Ryerson Index. I have successfully requested the look up.

Thanks

Pittsy

pittsy

pittsy Report 20 Jun 2011 10:07

Read the article re George Barber in the Advertiser.

Thanks

Pittsy

Cherilyn

Cherilyn Report 20 Jun 2011 09:50

There is a great article and photo of George in the Advertiser on Thursday 14 March 1918 when he was 97 - on page 6. Worth a look!

Google NLA Trove newspapers then narrow down by publication and date

Cherilyn

Cherilyn Report 20 Jun 2011 09:46

The Register, Thursday 5 August 1920
Mr. George Barber, who died, at his home, Lower North road, Bywell, on Tuesday night, was in his 100th year. He was born at Northampton on December 9, 1820, and migrated to South Australia, where he arrived in August, 1852. He was first employed by Mr. Fisher, of the Reed beds, and afterwards engaged in farming at Loehiel. Mr. Barber was an active worker in the Methodist Church, and was for many years a Sunday school superintendent. The surviving membes of the family are:— -Messrs. C. Barber (Broken Hill); W. Barber (Clare), G. Barber (Seaton Park), and R. Barber (Bute), and Mesdames M. A. Perkins (Peterborough), R. Cronk (Lochiel), E. Harris (Bywell), and G. Harvey (Bute). There are also more than 70 grandchildren and about 50 great grandchildren living.

Cherilyn

Cherilyn Report 20 Jun 2011 09:41

Hi Pittsy

My pleasure.

The Ryerson lookup you need is not the Barrier Miner, it is the Sydney Morning Herald in 1978, and I am sure they will have volunteers for that! ;)

NOTT Henry Clarence Death notice 18AUG1978 Death late of Broken Hill Sydney Morning Herald 25AUG1978

pittsy

pittsy Report 20 Jun 2011 09:41

I found children of Henry Freeman (Harry) Nott and Eva Gertrude Barber at NSW BDM's fairly easily. I like this Barber name also as it is prominent in the mining area of Truro and keeps popping up. Their children were Thomas L B Born 1898, Winifred E 1900 , Clarence H 1902, Alan E 1904, Gwendoline 1907 and Lionel A 1910 - all born at B Hill which really helps.

Pittsy

Cherilyn

Cherilyn Report 20 Jun 2011 09:38

http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/australia/omega1852.htm

Tuesday, August 24, 1852:-The ship Omega, 765 tons, Potter master, from London and Plymouth 29th May 1852.

Passenger list includes...

Barber George 32 Agr. Labourer 71/2 Northampton
Elizabeth (White) 34
John 7
Charles 5
Mary A. 3
Rebecca 1

Cherilyn

Cherilyn Report 20 Jun 2011 09:32

I wonder...

Barrier Miner, Monday 18 July 1932
Death of Mr. C. Barber
The death occurred in Adelaide on Saturday of Mr. Charles Barber at the age of 86 years. Mr. Barber was born at Northampton, England, and came with his parents to Australia in the immigrant ship Omega when he was six years of age. At an early age he was carting with bullock teams on the Adelaldo-Burra road, and later worked on the Adelaide-Port Darwin telegraph line. He came to Broken Hill about 1885. For many years there was a well (now silted up) on the old Mount Gipps Station which was sunk by him and which was known as Barber's Well. He left Broken Hill about 15 years ago for Adelaide, and has lived there ever since. He leaves two sons, Messrs. O. C. Barber, of Broken Hill, and A. B. Barber, of Adelaide, and three daughters, Mesdames H. Nott, G. King, and T. Smith, of Adelaide. There are 32 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Mr. L. Carroll, of Goldsbrough, Mort and Co., Chloride street, is a grandson.

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Given the penchant in those days of referring to women as Mrs 'husband's initial' surname...and of course Eva may have gone to her parents' in SA after Harry's death. Which would explain why I can't find her death in NSW!

Brother O.C. Barber would be Oliver Charles - he died in NSW, parents Chas & Hannah.

pittsy

pittsy Report 20 Jun 2011 09:29

Cannot get a Ryerson look-up for the paper as they say no--one is available for the Barrier Miner for that period of time.

Pittsy

pittsy

pittsy Report 20 Jun 2011 09:28

This is exactly what I am looking for. I have an Emma Caroline Nott as witness to a member of the family on another tree branch in Truro SA. A mining area called Barton.

You are fantastic.

Pittsy

Cherilyn

Cherilyn Report 20 Jun 2011 09:10

Barrier Miner, Thursday 18 June 1925
NOTT.-In loving memory of our dear husband and father, Harry, who died on June 18, 1924.
A memory dearer than words can tell,
Of a dear father we loved so well.
Inserted by his loving wife and children (Eva Nott.)

Death-
8003/1924 NOTT HENRY F
[father] THOMAS B
[mother] MARTHA
[district] BROKEN HILL

His parents deaths-
4272/1891 NOTT THOMAS B BROOKS UNKNOWN BROKEN HILL
832/1904 NOTT MARTHA BUCHANAN BROKEN HILL

Barrier Miner, Wednesday 12 February 1908
IN MEMORIAM.
NOTT.-In loving memory of our dear mother, Martha Nott, who departed this life on February 12, 1904. Gone, but not forgotten. Inserted by her loving daughter and son-in-law, M. A. and J. Dicker.

Seems to be SA connection - and a tree online has a brother of Thomas Brooks Nott as Henry Freeman Nott..., with father Thomas Freeman Nott. There is an article in the South Australian register in 1859 that states Thomas Brooks Nott as a son of surveyor Mr T. F. Nott.

Any connection?

pittsy

pittsy Report 20 Jun 2011 08:55

Cannot find birth for Eva Gertrude Barber or Henry Freeman Nott - interested in searching further back with this Nott line to see if it links with my other Nott line.

Thanks Pittsy

Cherilyn

Cherilyn Report 20 Jun 2011 08:40

Hey Pittsy

All is not lost - his death notice is listed at Ryerson Index site so you can request a lookup of it and it will hopefully list their names!

NOTT Henry Clarence Death notice 18AUG1978 Death late of Broken Hill Sydney Morning Herald 25AUG1978

Death date was 18/8/78
Notice date 25/8/78

Go to http://www.ryersonindex.org/
left hand column
'Requesting a lookup'