PEOPLE: burnie SERIES 22
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6 August 1914 Insert 5 Five generations of a well known Burnie family: Mrs Wilcox aged 88 (great grandmother), Sarah Wilcox aged 62 (grandmother and married to Sidney James Horler, previously married to Jonah Hamblin), Anna Jane Hamblin aged 42 (mother and married to George Butt), Ethel Maud Butt (daughter and married to Charles Smith) and Master Smith (great grandchild). Anna Jane Hamblin’s half siblings were Oliver John, Tasman James and Mercy Horler. |
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6 August 1914 Insert 5 Four generations of a well known Burnie family: Thomas Robertson (great grandfather, a resident of the northwest for 40 years), Louisa Ann Robertson (grandmother and married to James Glegg Davis), Jessie Elizabeth Maud Davis (mother and married to Erskine Henry Rigney) and James Glegg Rigney (grandchild). |
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8 October 1914 Insert 4 Sections of the showground at the first annual show of the Burnie Agricultural and Pastoral Society |
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8 October 1914 Insert 4 Sections of the showground at the first annual show of the Burnie Agricultural and Pastoral Society |
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8 October 1914 Insert 4 Sections of the showground at the first annual show of the Burnie Agricultural and Pastoral Society |
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8 October 1914 Insert 4 The VDL Company’s prized fat bullock at the first annual show of the Burnie Agricultural and Pastoral Society |
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22 October 1914 Insert 4 Opening of the season of the Burnie Bowling Club on 17 October 1914 with Mrs T J Crisp throwing the Jack |
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19 November 1914 Insert 3 Motor drive at Burnie on behalf of a fund to procure a vehicle for the Ambulance Corps of the Tasmanian Expeditionary Force |
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3 December 1914 Insert 5 Gwen Peacock who gained the highest number of marks at the Trinity College (London) Musical Examination held at Burnie |
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3 December 1914 Insert 5 Lois Craw aged 9 of Burnie, a young violinist and pianist, who passed two violin examinations and in 1914 was awarded the Trinity College (London) bronze medal for piano playing. |
