James John Underwood, 1840–1923 (aged 83 years)
- Name
- James John /Underwood/
- Given names
- James John
- Surname
- Underwood
Birth | 1840 |
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Birth of a brother | Walter G Underwood 1842 (aged 2 years) |
Birth of a brother | Thomas J Underwood 1845 (aged 5 years) |
Birth of a sister | Charlotte E Underwood 1848 (aged 8 years) |
Birth of a brother | John W Underwood 1850 (aged 10 years) |
Birth of a sister | Sarah E Underwood 1852 (aged 12 years) |
Birth of a sister | Louisa J Underwood 1855 (aged 15 years) |
Death of a mother | Julia I Harris 1859 (aged 19 years) |
Marriage | Mary Ann Case — View this family 1860 (aged 20 years) |
Birth of a son | Henry William Underwood 1861 (aged 21 years) |
Birth of a son | James John Underwood 1863 (aged 23 years) |
Birth of a daughter | Annie J Underwood 1865 (aged 25 years) |
Birth of a daughter | Mary Ann Underwood 1875 (aged 35 years) |
Birth of a son | Albert George Underwood 1877 (aged 37 years) |
Marriage of a child | Henry William Underwood — Elizabeth Sophia Huxley — View this family 1891 (aged 51 years) |
Marriage of a child | James John Underwood — Amy L Barker — View this family 1894 (aged 54 years) |
Marriage of a child | James J Robinson — Annie J Underwood — View this family 1894 (aged 54 years) |
Marriage of a child | Edward J Gossage — Mary Ann Underwood — View this family 1894 (aged 54 years) |
Droving | 15 December 1899 (aged 59 years) The Never Never land. Mr. James Underwood, the veteran drover, has just returned from a trip to Cooper's Creek. He describes the country as being in a terrible state. He passed through 600 dead bullocks, which had died of thirst, and stages of 60 and 70 miles from water to water were quite common. Few men have had a more varied experience than Mr. Underwood, but he tells us that this last trip of his into the Never Never Land was about the roughest time he ever had. Mudgee Guardian, Friday 15 December 1899, p. 10. James Underwood Droving |
Droving | 24 December 1903 (aged 63 years) Out Back. Mr. James Underwood recently returned from Bunda Bunda station, on the Flinders (Queensland), where he went to inspect 2000 bullocks. When he arrived at the station he found that portion of the country, for 300 miles round, had been suffering from a frightful drought, no rain having fallen for three years past. Owing to the difficulty in removing the cattle, Mr. Underwood declined to purchase. Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 24 December 1903, p. 11. James Underwood Droving |
Death of a brother | Walter G Underwood 1918 (aged 78 years) |
Death of a brother | Thomas J Underwood 22 August 1922 (aged 82 years) DEATH OF PIONEER THOMAS UNDERWOOD PASSES An old identity of Mudgee, and one of its best liked men, Mr. Thomas Underwood, passed out on Tuesday, aged 76 years. Only about a week before his death he became ill, and was taken to the hospital suffering from pneumonia, which caused his death. Few people knew he was ill, and many had not heard of his death until the funeral procession passed through town yesterday. Mr. Underwood was a native of Burwood, Sydney, and had been a resident of this district for the past 50 years. He was a brother of James Underwood, the famous trans-Australian drover, and for years was engaged with his brother, droving cattle from the Gulf country, in Northern Queensland to the south of the continent. He was unmarried, and of a bright and lovable disposition. Wherever a kindly word or helping hand was wanted Tom Underwood had it to give. His demise will be deeply regretted by hosts of friends everywhere. Messrs. Tom Underwood (Mudgee) James (Home Rule), Claude (Sydney), Harry (Lue) Rolley and John (Budgee) are nephews. The deceased was interred in the Mudgee cemetery yesterday, The Rev. J. Parr (Church of England) read the burial service, and Mr. J. C. Swords had charge at the mortuary arrangements. Notwithstanding that many were not aware of the death, the funeral was a large one. It would have been much larger had the news been known. Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 24 August 1922, p. 12. Thomas Underwood Obituary |
Burial of a brother | Thomas J Underwood 23 August 1922 (aged 82 years) |
Death | 1923 (aged 83 years) WELL-KNOWN DROVER DEAD. The death occurred in Sydney last week of James Underwood, at the age of 83 years. For many years, deceased was a resident of Eurunderee, and was a noted drover, having brought many large mobs of cattle from Northern Territory to New South Wales. The following sons and daughters survive: - Henry (Lue), James (Home Rule), Raymond and Albert (Budgee), Thomas (Woolpack Hotel, Mudgee), Claude (Sydney), Mrs. Robertson (Wentworthville), and Mrs. Edward Gossage (Budgee). Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 15 November 1923, p. 18. James Underwood Obituary |
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Marriage | Marriage — 1837 — |
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himself |
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3 years
younger brother |
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younger brother |
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4 years
younger sister |
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younger brother |
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younger sister |
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4 years
younger sister |
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Marriage | Marriage — 1860 — |
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3 years
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–1962
Death: 19 March 1962 — 3 Goodland Avenue, Thornleigh, New South Wales, Australia |
daughter |
1875–1951
Birth: 1875
35 Death: 14 July 1951 — Mudgee District Hospital, Mudgee, New South Wales, Australia |
3 years
son |
Droving | The Never Never land. Mr. James Underwood, the veteran drover, has just returned from a trip to Cooper's Creek. He describes the country as being in a terrible state. He passed through 600 dead bullocks, which had died of thirst, and stages of 60 and 70 miles from water to water were quite common. Few men have had a more varied experience than Mr. Underwood, but he tells us that this last trip of his into the Never Never Land was about the roughest time he ever had. Mudgee Guardian, Friday 15 December 1899, p. 10. James Underwood Droving |
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Droving | Out Back. Mr. James Underwood recently returned from Bunda Bunda station, on the Flinders (Queensland), where he went to inspect 2000 bullocks. When he arrived at the station he found that portion of the country, for 300 miles round, had been suffering from a frightful drought, no rain having fallen for three years past. Owing to the difficulty in removing the cattle, Mr. Underwood declined to purchase. Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 24 December 1903, p. 11. James Underwood Droving |
Death | WELL-KNOWN DROVER DEAD. The death occurred in Sydney last week of James Underwood, at the age of 83 years. For many years, deceased was a resident of Eurunderee, and was a noted drover, having brought many large mobs of cattle from Northern Territory to New South Wales. The following sons and daughters survive: - Henry (Lue), James (Home Rule), Raymond and Albert (Budgee), Thomas (Woolpack Hotel, Mudgee), Claude (Sydney), Mrs. Robertson (Wentworthville), and Mrs. Edward Gossage (Budgee). Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 15 November 1923, p. 18. James Underwood Obituary |