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Mary
Jane Baker,[1,4,6,9,16] born 1823/1824, London, England.[2] Died 16/11/1877 (54yo), Queen Street, Adelaide, South
Australia,[6,10,11] & buried 17/11/1877, West Terrace Cemetery,
Adelaide, South Australia.[10,11] {No
death notice or obituary
published} Married Henry Joseph Powell,[6,9,16,17]
2/3/1845,[1,3,5] St Mark's,
Kennington,[1] Lambeth District, Co Surrey, England.[1,3,21] Both
single & of full age.[1] Both were probably literate (their
signatures are in a different handwriting than the priest or clerk who
filled in the parish register).[1] Marriage by banns, by Rev Charles
Lane
according to the rites of the establish church (Church of England).[1]
Witnesses were Mr Easter & Mary Cornwell.[1] At the time of
their
marriage Henry resided Alfred Street, Kennington, & Mary
resided
Barrett Street, Kennington.[1] {At
some date between 1891-1912 Alfred
St was renamed Bolney Street, South Lambeth.[15] In the same time
period Barrett Street was renamed Vauxhall Street.[15]} Henry, s/o George, born 1821, Lambeth, Co
Surrey, England,[1,2,3,4] baptised 13/5/1821, St George The Martyr,
Southwark, Co Surrey, England,[12,13] by Rev. C. A. Richardson,
minister.[13] Died
14/1/1896, No.37 Grose Street, Glebe, Sydney, NSW, Australia
(76yo).[3,14] Cause of death was apoplexy.[3] Buried
15/1/1896, Presbyterian Section, Rookwood Cemetery, Sydney, by Rev. W.
I. Cuthbert.[3] Brewer,
1845.[1] Labourer, 1854,1856.[2,3,4,8,9]
At the time of their marriage Mary lived at
Barrett St,
Lambeth.[1] Henry & his family emigrated to Adelaide, South
Australia, departing Southampton, England, 21/5/1856, arriving Port
Adelaide 20/8/1856 on the "Eliza",[2,4,7,8] (Henry Joseph 34yo,
Mary A. 32yo, George Thomas 7yo, Charles William 4yo & Mary Ann
1yo).[2,7,8] Resided 1845, Alfred Street, Kennington (now Bolney
Street, South Lambeth), Lambeth District, Co Surrey, England.[1]
Resided 1854, No.14 John Street, Kennington, Surrey, England.[9] (Now
Bolney Street, South Lambeth, London) Resided 1856, 1859, 1861, 1864,
Adelaide, South Australia.[3,4] Resided 1877, Queen Street, Adelaide,
South Australia.[6,10,11] Resided 1881, Adelaide, South
Australia.[3,4] Resided c.1881, Victoria, Australia.[3] {A nephew of
Henry moved to Victoria in the early 1880s, which may account for the
year he spent there.[4]} Resided c.1881-1884, Tasmania,
Australia.[3]
Resided 1885-1896, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[3] Resided 1896, with his
son, Arthur Powell, No.37 Grose Street, Glebe, Sydney, NSW,
Australia.[3] {Have
been unable to find Henry in the 1841 or 1851 UK
census}
Children:
(a)
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male Powell. Born
& died before 1856.[3] {listed
on father's death certificate,[3] but did not emigrate with family in
1856. No trace of birth in Australia} |
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George Thomas Powell, born
11/11/1848,[2,3,4,9] No.14 John Street, Kennington, (now Bolney
Street, South Lambeth, London),[9] Co Surrey, England.[2,3,4]
Baptised by Rev. William Harker, 9/7/1854, St Barnabas Church of
England, Guilford Road, South Kennington, London, England.[9,25] Died
20/8/1928, 48 Addison Road, Black Forest, Adelaide, South Australia
(79yo).[6,27] Buried 1928, West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide, South
Australia (79yo).[28] Married Harriett Caroline Follett,[4]
1/4/1872, Trinity Church, Adelaide, South Australia.[6,17] Both
single.[17] Marriage performed by the rites of the Church of England by
Rev. Richardson Reid.[17] Witnesses were W. S. Sloan, compositor of
Adelaide, Mary Powell of Adelaide (George's sister) & Sarah
Cooper
of Adelaide.[17] Harriett resided Norwood, Adelaide, at the time of the
marriage.[17] Married
2nd Amelia Suter (nee Lane), 8/5/1890, St Luke's, Adelaide, South
Australia.[6] Both previously married.[6] Amelia, d/o daughter of
John Lane & Margaret Downs,[6] born 1859,[6] died
12/7/1939, Ashford, Adelaide, South Australia (80yo),[6] &
buried
with her husband, 1939, West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide, South
Australia (80yo).[28] |
| (c) | | Charles William
Powell,[4] born 12/4/1851,[2,3,9,25,26] No.14 John
Street, Kennington, (now Bolney Street, South Lambeth, London),[9]
Lambeth district,[26] Co Surrey, England.[2,3,4] Baptised by Rev.
William Harker, 9/7/1854, St Barnabas Church of England, Guilford Road,
South Kennington, London, England.[9,25] Died 8/7/1918,[6] Sleep's Hill, Near
Springbank, South Australia (64yo).[6] Emigrated to Adelaide, South
Australia, with parents, departing Southampton, England, 21/5/1856,
arriving Port Adelaide 20/8/1856 on the "Eliza",[2,4,7] (Henry J.
34yo, Mary 32yo, George T. 7yo, Charles H. 4yo & Mary A.
1yo).[2,7] Did not marry.[6] | | (d) | | Mary Ann Powell,
born 21/8/1854,[2,3,4,9,25,26] No.14 John Street,
Kennington, (now Bolney Street, South Lambeth, London),[9] Lambeth
district,[26] Co Surrey, England.[2,3,4] Baptised by Rev. William
Bowley, 10/9/1854, St Barnabas Church of England, Guilford Road, South
Kennington, London, England.[9,25] Died 12/8/1931, Unley, Adelaide, South Australia
(78yo).[6] Emigrated to Adelaide, South Australia, with parents,
departing Southampton, England, 21/5/1856, arriving Port Adelaide
20/8/1856 on the "Eliza",[2,4,7] (Henry J. 34yo, Mary 32yo, George T.
7yo, Charles H. 4yo & Mary A. 1yo).[2,7] Married
Richard Alfred
Simons, 28/11/1875, St George, Gawler, South Australia.[6] Both
single.[6] Richard, s/o Richard Roguin Simons, born 1856,[6] died
8/5/1933, Fullarton, Adelaide, South Australia (85yo).[6] Resided
1931, 1933, Unley, Adelaide, South Australia.[6] | | (e) | | Harriet Matilda
Powell, born 9/6/1859, Adelaide, South Australia.[6]
Died 3/11/1872, Owen Street,[10,11] Adelaide, South Australia
(13yo),[6] and buried 4/11/1872, West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide, South
Australia.[10,11] | | (f) | | Arthur Henry
Powell, born 29/12/1861, Adelaide, South
Australia.[3,4,6,16] Died 15/1/1923, State Hospital, Liverpool,
Sydney, NSW, Australia (62yo).[14,16] Cause of death was tongue cancer,
after 4 months hospitalisation (since 12/9/1922), D. Wallace was the
medical attendant.[16] Informant was R. J. Brown.[16] Buried 16/1/1923,
Presbyterian Section 6D, part 5, row 50, plot 11275, Rookwood Cemetery,
Sydney, NSW, Australia, by Rev. David Allan, by the rites of the
Presbyterian Church.[16,21] "Powell. January 15, in his 63rd year,
Arthur Henry, beloved husband of Janie Powell, and beloved father of
Arthur, of Gardiner's road, Mascot. At rest.(SMH 16/1/1923)"[22] Cab
owner, 1895.[23] Retired Cab proprietor & invalid pensioner,
1923.[16] Married
Janie McDonald, 15/5/1895,[14,16,23] Glebe, Sydney,
NSW, Australia.[14,16,23] Both single.[23] Marriage was at the home of
Janie's parents, No.35 Grose Street, Glebe, by Edward William Briscombe
according to the rites of the United Methodist Church.[23] Witnesses
were Lavinia Laura Sparks & William Rohan.[23] Mary McDonald,
mother of the bride, gave consent to the marriage (Janie being under
21yo).[23] Janie, d/o Thomas and Mary,[14,23] born 1878, Bathurst, NSW,
Australia,[14] died 14/5/1941, Bankstown, Sydney, NSW, Australia
(61yo),[14,21] & buried with her husband.[21] Janie resided,
1895,
with her parents, No.35 Grose Street, Glebe, Sydney, NSW, Australia,
& was a dressmaker.[23] Resided 1883-1895, Sydney, NSW,
Australia.[16] Resided 1895, Glebe, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[23] Resided
1896, No.37 Grose Street, Glebe, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[3] Resided
1923, Gardiners Road, Mascot, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[22] Janie
resided, after 1923, Ricketty Street, Mascot, Sydney, NSW,
Australia.[24] | | (g) | | Eliza Jane
Powell, born 4/11/1864, Adelaide, South
Australia.[3,4,6,18] Died 6/1938, Coburg, Melbourne, Victoria,
Australia,[18] & buried 14/6/1938 (73yo), Roman Catholic
Section, Compartment F, Grave 240, Fawkner Memorial Park, Cemetery
& Crematorium, Sydney Road, Fawkner, Melbourne, Victoria,
Australia.[19] Married
James Tormey, 18/6/1881, St Luke Church,
Adelaide, South Australia.[6] James born 1857,[6,18] died 7/1914,
East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia,[18] &
buried 8/7/1914 (57yo) with his wife,
Fawkner Memorial Park, Cemetery & Crematorium, Sydney Road,
Fawkner, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.[19] "Tormey-On the
7th of July, at North Melbourne, James, the beloved husband of Lily
Tormey, and brother of Mrs. J. King and Mrs. T. Holland, Hindmarsh.
R.I.P.(Advertiser 9/7/1914)"[20] |
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