John Thompson, –1937
- Name
- John /Thompson/
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- John
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- Thompson
| Marriage | Jemima Harriett West Pickett — View this family 1897 |
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| Birth of a son | Reginald Irving Thompson 1898 |
| Birth of a daughter | Myra E Thompson 1899 |
| Birth of a son | Harold John Thompson 1902 |
| Birth of a son | Lochart Samuel Thompson 1904 |
| Birth of a son | Kenneth Thompson 1906 |
| Birth of a son | Athol Thompson 25 May 1907 |
| Birth of a daughter | Rita A Thompson 1910 |
| Plans for New Building | 11 March 1912 LUE BOOMING At the Mudgee Licensing Court on Friday last Mr. J. Thompson, the popular proprietor of the Lue Hotel, was granted permission to add another six rooms to his hotel. We have seen the plans of the additions, and can safely say that when completed they will make this well-known hostelry one of the best in the district. They will cost about £350. Mr. L. Taylor, of Rylstone, is the contractor, and the work is to be proceeded with immediately. Lue is looking up considerably at the present time, owing to the fact that several large estates are on the eve of being subdivided. Last week Mr. Alexander, Government Architect, pegged out a site for a new school and teacher's residence opposite Mr. Thompson's hotel. The school will be capable of seating 90 children. The new situation is much more central and more convenient than that of the existing building, which is nearly three miles from the township. Mudgee Guardian, Monday 11 March 1912, p. 3. Plans for new building Lue Hotel |
| Licence Renewed | 1 April 1912 LICENSES RENEWED. At the Mudgee Licensing Court, on Friday, the following licenses were renewed: - Jas. Birtles, Inverness Hotel, Burrundulla; John Thompson, Lue Hotel; Herb. F. McGrath, Merrendee Hotel; Henry , colonial wine license, Macdonald's Creek. Mudgee Guardian, Monday 1 April 1912, p. 2. Licence Renewed John Thompson Lue. (From Our Correspondent). Mr. Thompson, proprietor of the Lue store and butchery, opened his new premises with a fine display on Saturday last. The building, which is of concrete, is a credit to the contractor, Mr. A. Murphy. We trust Host Thompson will do well. There appears to be every likelihood of a future for Lue. A scope of land has been taken up for mining purposes, while six or seven men are at work getting out beritus. Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 9 October 1913, p. 30. Open Lue Hotel John Thompson |
| Birth of a son | William Raymond Thompson 1913 |
| Birth of a daughter | Thelma May Thompson 1915 |
| Death of a brother | William Thompson 31 July 1920 Death. MR. WILLIAM THOMPSON. The death occurred at the Mudgee District Hospital on Saturday afternoon of Mr. William Thompson, of Lue, aged 55 years. The deceased had been following his trade as a blacksmith at Lue for many years past. He was a very highly respected and esteemed resident of Lue. He was a native of Forbes. Mr. Thompson was unmarried. Besides other relatives, he is survived by a ber, Mr. John Thompson (hotelkeeper, Lue) and Nurse Thompson (Sydney). The remains were interred in the Presbyterian portion of the general cemetery on Sunday afternoon. Rev. W. G. Maconochie officiated at the graveside. Mr. H. Barton had charge of the funeral arrangements. Mudgee Guardian, Monday 2 August 1920, p. 8. Obituary William Thompson |
| Licensee | 8 March 1923 LUE HOTEL, LUE. Owner and licensee, John Thompson; mortgagee, John Davis, Ginghi Mr. McPherson (McPherson and Bawden) represented Mr. Thompson Police Inspector Bond, in evidence, stated there was one conviction against this hotel. The state of repair of the building was good, there were 15 rooms, of which four bedrooms were used by the public. It has a five stall stable. The distance from Mudlgee was 18 miles. and from Rylstone 14. It catered for the general public, and was well conducted. The population within a radius of four miles was 241. There was a small township there, and a railway station. Grazing, farming, and dairying were carried on in the district. In his opinion the hotel was a necessity. John Thompson, owner and licensee said he had been 25 years in this hotel. There was only one conviction against him. The hotel was patronised by farmers, graziers, and the travelling public. It was on the railway route, as well as the main Bathurst road. It was 12 miles from Barrigan, where an oil works was about to open up. The Chairman: Where is this industry ? Are there men there? Witness: None at present. They are forming the company. Mr. McPherson: A very profitable industry at the present time. (Laughter). The Chairman, (smiling): So the industry is at present in Sydney. Mr. McPherson: Yes, and it generally stops there. John Frederick Booth, C.P. in spector, spoke of the accommodation as being the best in the district. Mr. McPherson: As good as you will get anywhere? - Yes. The Chairman: They are all the best in the district. (Laughter). Inspector Bond: He said that about the Junction Inn yesterday. (Laughter). Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 8 March 1923, p. 12. Licensee John Thompson |
| Marriage of a child | Lochart Samuel Thompson — Amy Irene Morrison — View this family 1924 |
| Marriage of a child | Kenneth Thompson — Marion Margaret Honeysett — View this family 1929 |
| Occupation | Hotelkeeper 1935 |
| Death | 2 June 1937 DEATH Mr. John Thompson THE death has occurred in Sydney of Mr. John Thompson, one of the best-known and highly respected residents of Lue. The late Mr. Thompson had lived at Lue practically all his life, and had taken a remarkably active part in the business life of the town, having conducted a hotel, store and butchery. Mr. Thompson's passing will be very deeply regretted, not only at Lue, but right throughout the Mudgee district, and the "Guardian" joins with those who are extending their sympathy to the bereaved. The remains arrived in Mudgee this morning by train, and the funeral was conducted by Messrs. J. C. Swords and Son at Lue this afternoon. Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 3 June 1937, p. 8. Obituary John Thompson |
| Burial | 3 June 1937 (1 day after death) |
| Probate | 11 August 1937 (2 months after death) |
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Death: 31 July 1920 — Mudgee District Hospital, Mudgee, New South Wales, Australia |
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1873–1947
Birth: 1873
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49 Death: 2 August 1947 — Mudgee District Hospital, Mudgee, New South Wales, Australia |
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1907–1993
Birth: 25 May 1907
34 Death: 2 April 1993 — Allora Hospital, Allora, Queensland, Australia |
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1915–2016
Birth: 1915
42 Death: 25 May 2016 — Goodwin House, Ainslie, Australian Capital Territory, Australia |
| Plans for New Building | LUE BOOMING At the Mudgee Licensing Court on Friday last Mr. J. Thompson, the popular proprietor of the Lue Hotel, was granted permission to add another six rooms to his hotel. We have seen the plans of the additions, and can safely say that when completed they will make this well-known hostelry one of the best in the district. They will cost about £350. Mr. L. Taylor, of Rylstone, is the contractor, and the work is to be proceeded with immediately. Lue is looking up considerably at the present time, owing to the fact that several large estates are on the eve of being subdivided. Last week Mr. Alexander, Government Architect, pegged out a site for a new school and teacher's residence opposite Mr. Thompson's hotel. The school will be capable of seating 90 children. The new situation is much more central and more convenient than that of the existing building, which is nearly three miles from the township. Mudgee Guardian, Monday 11 March 1912, p. 3. Plans for new building Lue Hotel |
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| Licence Renewed | LICENSES RENEWED. At the Mudgee Licensing Court, on Friday, the following licenses were renewed: - Jas. Birtles, Inverness Hotel, Burrundulla; John Thompson, Lue Hotel; Herb. F. McGrath, Merrendee Hotel; Henry , colonial wine license, Macdonald's Creek. Mudgee Guardian, Monday 1 April 1912, p. 2. Licence Renewed John Thompson |
| Licensee | LUE HOTEL, LUE. Owner and licensee, John Thompson; mortgagee, John Davis, Ginghi Mr. McPherson (McPherson and Bawden) represented Mr. Thompson Police Inspector Bond, in evidence, stated there was one conviction against this hotel. The state of repair of the building was good, there were 15 rooms, of which four bedrooms were used by the public. It has a five stall stable. The distance from Mudlgee was 18 miles. and from Rylstone 14. It catered for the general public, and was well conducted. The population within a radius of four miles was 241. There was a small township there, and a railway station. Grazing, farming, and dairying were carried on in the district. In his opinion the hotel was a necessity. John Thompson, owner and licensee said he had been 25 years in this hotel. There was only one conviction against him. The hotel was patronised by farmers, graziers, and the travelling public. It was on the railway route, as well as the main Bathurst road. It was 12 miles from Barrigan, where an oil works was about to open up. The Chairman: Where is this industry ? Are there men there? Witness: None at present. They are forming the company. Mr. McPherson: A very profitable industry at the present time. (Laughter). The Chairman, (smiling): So the industry is at present in Sydney. Mr. McPherson: Yes, and it generally stops there. John Frederick Booth, C.P. in spector, spoke of the accommodation as being the best in the district. Mr. McPherson: As good as you will get anywhere? - Yes. The Chairman: They are all the best in the district. (Laughter). Inspector Bond: He said that about the Junction Inn yesterday. (Laughter). Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 8 March 1923, p. 12. Licensee John Thompson |
| Death | DEATH Mr. John Thompson THE death has occurred in Sydney of Mr. John Thompson, one of the best-known and highly respected residents of Lue. The late Mr. Thompson had lived at Lue practically all his life, and had taken a remarkably active part in the business life of the town, having conducted a hotel, store and butchery. Mr. Thompson's passing will be very deeply regretted, not only at Lue, but right throughout the Mudgee district, and the "Guardian" joins with those who are extending their sympathy to the bereaved. The remains arrived in Mudgee this morning by train, and the funeral was conducted by Messrs. J. C. Swords and Son at Lue this afternoon. Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 3 June 1937, p. 8. Obituary John Thompson |