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Descendants of James Pelham Hamilton Descendants of James Pelham Hamilton by Rhonda Brownlow and Monica Jones [email protected] Generation No. 1 1. JAMES PELHAM 2 HAMILTON (JAMES PELHAM 1) was born 1849 in Hobart, Tasmania, and died 08 Mar 1893 in Drown at Crookwell River, Binda. He married CAROLINE WEAVERS 16 Jun 1877 in St.James C/E Binda, daughter of THOMAS WEAVERS and MARY BROWNLOW. She was born 09 Aug 1853 in Crooked Corner, and died 01 May 1904 in Lost River NSW. Death by Drowning Crookwell Gazette Wednesday 8th March 1893 Mr. James Hamilton of Lost River was drowned in the Crookwell NSW River Saturday night last. Deceased had been working for Mr. Henry Carr, somewhere beyond Binda and was on his way home on horseback. He called at Binda where he was last seen by Mr. W. Rolfe. Next morning he was found washed up against a tree, by, we believe Mr. Webster, about ¼ mile below where the Crookwell NSW River crosses the Wheeo Binda Road. An inquiry was held by Mr. E. A. Webster yesterday and Mr. S. L .Cox, when a verdict of accidental drowning was returned. Deceased was about 40 years of age and leaves a wife and six children in very distressed circumstances. (He was actually 48 years of age) Flood at Crookwell NSW- A Man Drowned Telegrams from Crookwell NSW report rough weather. On Saturday a thunderstorm, which was usually severe commenced about four o'clock and within two hours two inches of rain fell flooding the low- lying portions of the town. Rogers' store and several private homes were inundated. The river rose a banker and carried away fences, culverts, and one bridge. Heavy rain fell on Saturday night and Sunday with the thunder storms. The total official register was 540 points. The police report having found the body of a man named James Hamilton washed up into a willow tree, three miles from Binda, in the Crookwell River. The deceased left the Binda Royal Hotel about twelve o'clock on Saturday night for Lost River where he resided on a selection. On Sunday morning Mr. A Webster found his horse in a paddock and made a search along the river without result. He then went for the police and they found the body half a mile below the crossing, a magisterial inquiry was held yesterday and a verdict of accidental drowning was returned. Hamilton, who was 40 years old, leaves a widow and six children totally unprovided for. JAMES PELHAM HAMILTON: Occupation: Miner CAROLINE WEAVERS: Witnesses to her second marriages to Peter Cavill were her mother Mary Ann Derwin and step father James Derwin. CAVILL, Mrs. P (Caroline) Argyle Liberal, Tuesday 3.5.1904 SUDDEN DEATH It is with regret that we record the death of Mrs. Peter Cavill, which took place at her residence off the Wheeo road, about six miles from Crookwell NSW, on Sunday afternoon last. It appears that deceased suffered from bleeding at the throat, and was attended for this complaint by Dr Pawlett some two months ago. Deceased recovered from the attack, and was up and about in her usual health to the day of her death, in fact she assisted in cooking the family dinner on Sunday. Shortly before dinner time on Sunday a severe attack of bleeding at the throat and nose took place, and all efforts to stop the bleeding were to no avail, death taking place some two hours after its commencement, and before medical assistance could be procured. Deceased was 52 years of age, and had resided in this district all her life, being highly respected by all who were acquainted with her. We beg to extend our sympathy to the bereaved family in their sad and sudden loss. D1.5.1904, Par Thomas Weavers/Mary Brownlow, wife of Peter Cavill (m2 1895), m 1877 1st) James Hamilton d1893, Issue 1) Frances Elizabeth 1878, Mary Ann 1881, William Henry 1883, James Frances 1885, Edith Lilliah Maud, 1888, Lucy 1890 Crookwell Gazette, Friday 6.5.1904 SUDDEN DEATH A sudden death occurred at Lost River on Sunday afternoon last, the victim being Mrs. Cavill, wife of Mr. P. Cavill, of that part. She had been ailing for some time past and was under medical treatment, but on Sunday afternoon appeared no worse than usual. However, she was suddenly attacked in the afternoon and succumbed within two hours. An inquest was dispensed with. Children of JAMES HAMILTON and CAROLINE WEAVERS are: 2. i. ADELINE MARY 3 WEAVERS, b. 1877, Binda NSW; d. 03 Feb 1913, Junction Point NSW. 3. ii. FRANCES ELIZABETH HAMILTON, b. 21 Oct 1878, Binda; d. 18 Oct 1956, Sydney NSW. 4. iii. MARY ANN HAMILTON, b. 07 Jan 1881, Gunning; d. 27 Nov 1949, Sydney NSW. iv. WILLIAM HENRY HAMILTON, b. 28 May 1884, Crookwell NSW; m. (1) EMILY E BENYON, 1911, Lithgow NSW; m. (2) ELSIE BYRNE, 1913, Orange. v. JAMES FRANCIS HAMILTON, b. 1885, Gunning; d. 01 Jun 1946, Goulburn NSW 9502/1946; m. (1) FRANCIS ELIZABETH THORNLEY, 1910, Sydney NSW; m. (2) MARY JANE O'CONNELL, 1915, Goulburn 1915/17044; b. 1872, Goulburn NSW; d. 1943, Goulburn Rg 9270. 5. vi. LILLAH EDITH MAUD HAMILTON, b. 30 Aug 1888, Lost River; d. 27 Jul 1955, Armidale NSW. 6. vii. LUCY HAMILTON, b. 23 Nov 1891, Binda NSW; d. 24 Nov 1966, Buried Eastern Suburbs Cemetery. Generation No. 2 2. ADELINE MARY 3 WEAVERS (JAMES PELHAM 2 HAMILTON, JAMES PELHAM 1) was born 1877 in Binda NSW, and died 03 Feb 1913 in Junction Point NSW. She married JAMES HENDRY 13 Feb 1899 in "Burwood" Binda NSW, son of JOHN HENDRY and ELLEN MCGINLEY. He was born 26 Dec 1844 in Fish River, Narrawa, and died 28 Jun 1932 in Crookwell NSW Hospital (88) Rg 14050. ADELINE MARY WEAVERS: Burial: 05 Feb 1913, Junction Point ADELINE MARY WEAVERS: Grace Weavers born 1.3.1897mother Mary Ann Adeline Weavers JAMES HENDRY: John's occupation given as farmer on the marriage certificate of James Hendry when he married Adeline Weavers in 1899.at other times he was a miner James died in Crookwell NSW Hospital where the cause of death was listed as senility. Dr. A. Burns. Cerified by Catherine.Mary Larkham, no relation, of Dog Trap, Binda. The undertaker was Thomas. E. Kennedy, the minister J. Blakeney, the witnesses Henry Sillis and George Sharman. Occupation. carpenter, labourer Baptism; 6 May 1845; St Augustine's R.C, Yass NSW. Children of ADELINE WEAVERS and JAMES HENDRY are: i. GRACE 4 WEAVERS, b. 01 Mar 1897, Crooked Corner NSW; d. 30 Oct 1942, Goulburn NSW aged 45 years. 7. ii. JAMES MITCHELL HENDRY, b. 02 Aug 1900, Tuena NSW; d. 1937, Casino NSW. iii. WILLIAM HENDRY, b. 02 Aug 1902, Junction Point NSW; d. 29 Sep 1902, Tuena NSW. WILLIAM HENDRY: James Hendry, his father, was still a miner in 1902; he gave that occupation on his marriage certificate three years previous to this date. Young William was ailing from birth. Patrick Maguire was the undertaker and Robert Maguire and Edward Maguire the two witnesses. James Hendry was the certifier. Burial: 30 Sep 1902, Junction Point 3. FRANCES ELIZABETH 3 HAMILTON (JAMES PELHAM 2, JAMES PELHAM 1) was born 21 Oct 1878 in Binda, and died 18 Oct 1956 in Sydney NSW. She married STEPHEN RUSSELL GEORGE 14 Jun 1899 in Crookwell NSW, son of GEORGE GEORGE and HARRIET RUSSELL. He was born 29 Sep 1869 in Jerrara, and died 18 Jul 1963 in Crookwell NSW. FRANCES ELIZABETH HAMILTON: Frances Hamilton of Lost River, daughter of James and Caroline Hamilton married Stephen George a son of George George and Harriet Russell. Burial: Crookwell NSW Anglican Cemetery STEPHEN RUSSELL GEORGE: Burial: Crookwell NSW Anglican Cemetery Children of FRANCES HAMILTON and STEPHEN GEORGE are: 8. i. LYALL CLARENCE 4 GEORGE, b. 20 Mar 1900, Crookwell NSW; d. 03 May 1990, Crookwell NSW. 9. ii. STANLEY CAVILL GEORGE, b. 24 Feb 1902, Crookwell NSW; d. 27 Nov 1971, Goulburn NSW. 10. iii. OSWALD HAMILTON GEORGE, b. 29 Sep 1903, Binda NSW; d. 17 Oct 1965, Jessmondeen, Narrawa NSW. iv. IDA CAROLINE EVELINE GEORGE, b. 10 Jan 1905, Binda NSW; m. JAMES ANDERSON, 1938, Goulburn NSW; b. Sep 1905. 11. v. DAPHNE OLGA GEORGE, b. 26 Apr 1907, Crookwell NSW; d. 15 May 2000, Inverell NSW. vi. DOROTHY THELMA GEORGE, b. 22 Aug 1909, Binda NSW; d. 29 Aug 2007, Strathfield NSW; m. (1) HEDLEY GEORGE GROVES; b. 1909, Inverell NSW; d. 27 Apr 1983, Kogarah NSW; m. (2) LESLIE WILLS BICKFORD, 1937, Gouburn NSW; b. 1899; d. 13 Aug 1960, Dover Heights. 12. vii. STEPHEN GARNET GEORGE, b. 01 Jan 1911, Crookwell NSW; d. 22 Dec 1972, Crookwell NSW. 13. viii. ALFRED RUSSELL GEORGE, b. 09 Jan 1911, Crookwell NSW; d. 05 Aug 1998, Waminda Nursing Home, Goulburn. ix. AUBREY GEORGE, b. 1916, Binda NSW; d. 31 Mar 1920, Crookwell NSW. x. ALLAN GEORGE, b. 1918, Binda NSW; d. 19 Jul 1954, North Crookwell NSW (35). Burial: 22 Jul 1954, Crookwell NSW C/E 14. xi. UNA HEATHER GEORGE, b. 30 Jun 1920, Crookwell NSW. 4. MARY ANN 3 HAMILTON (JAMES PELHAM 2, JAMES PELHAM 1) was born 07 Jan 1881 in Gunning, and died 27 Nov 1949 in Sydney NSW. She married EDWARD ERNEST GEORGE 14 Dec 1898 in Crookwell NSW, son of FREDERICK GEORGE and FRANCES REEVES. He was born 10 Nov 1870 in Jerrara, and died 29 May 1953 in Crookwell NSW District Hospital (83). Saturday 8 June 1895 p 3 Article - The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate CHARGES AGAINST A TEACHER.
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