Arthur Holroyd Hardwick, 1867–1941 (aged 74 years)
- Name
- Arthur Holroyd /Hardwick/
- Given names
- Arthur Holroyd
- Surname
- Hardwick
| Birth | 1867 |
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| Birth of a sister | Ada Gertrude Hardwick 1868 (aged 1 year) |
| Birth of a sister | Lucy Maud Hardwick 1871 (aged 4 years) |
| Birth of a sister | Edith Constance Hardwick 1873 (aged 6 years) |
| Birth of a brother | Walter Herbert Hardwick 1874 (aged 7 years) |
| Birth of a brother | Percy William Hardwick 1877 (aged 10 years) |
| Birth of a sister | Effie Marian Hardwick 1878 (aged 11 years) |
| Birth of a sister | Muriel Grace Hardwick 1881 (aged 14 years) |
| Birth of a sister | Mabel Patience Hardwick 1883 (aged 16 years) |
| Birth of a sister | Violet Mary M Hardwick 1884 (aged 17 years) |
| Birth of a sister | Arline Daphne A Hardwick 1887 (aged 20 years) |
| Marriage | Ethel Florence Thurston — View this family 1891 (aged 24 years) |
| Birth of a son | Horace A Hardwick 1892 (aged 25 years) |
| Birth of a son | Frank H Hardwick 1893 (aged 26 years) |
| Birth of a daughter | Marian Evelyn Hardwick 1897 (aged 30 years) |
| Sale | 14 July 1902 (aged 35 years) Mr. Arthur Hardwick's Establishment. Mr. A. H. Hardwick, of Market street, is re-marking the whole of his stock in readiness for the great realization sale which will start on Saturday next. Mr. Hardwick tells us that he intends to give the public every benefit, and that all goods will be very greatly reduced in price. Mudgee Guardian, Monday 14 July 1902, p. 2. Arthur Hardwick Sale |
| Birth of a daughter | Bessie Hardwick 1906 (aged 39 years) |
| Car | 18 February 1907 (aged 40 years) BREVITIES Mr. A. H. Hardwick, who left for Sydney on Friday morning last by motor had a break down this side of Mountains. The front wheels of his little car refused the strain, and when met by Mr. McMaster, who was motoring Mudgeewards, he was busily engaged persuading the machine to resume its duties. Mr. McMaster pulled up to see if he could render him any assistance, but as the cars were of different make and sizes this was im possible. Motoring is not all records and whirring wheels and velocity, and there are occasions when one would barter his birthright for one of Buck land's trotters hitched to a Keegan and Casimir sulky. Mudgee Guardian, Monday 18 February 1907, p. 2. Arthur Hardwick Car |
| Death of a father | Arthur Hardwick 4 June 1908 (aged 41 years) Death of Mr. A. Hardwick. It is with sincere regret we record the death on Thursday evening last of Mr A. Hardwick, a gentleman who as far back as 30 years ago was connected with the business life of Mudgee. Mr Hardwick was born in Wandworth, Surrey, in 1840, and when 18 years of age arrived in New South Wales. He secured a position with the old firm of Prince, Ogg and Co., and his business ability becoming conspicuous, the firm gave him the responsible position of traveller. The appointment resulted in great benefit to the firm, as the young traveller transacted considerable business on their behalf. Those were the days of road travelling, when the railways only served the country a few miles from the metropolis. No sleeping cars then, just a van for samples and a team of horses, and the energetic man in charge did the rest. In the case of Mr Hardwick it was done well, and for 11 years he bravely faced all weathers and discomforts inseparable from road travelling in those early days. Mudgee beckoned to him that there was something better ahead, and in 1871 he opened in business in Market-street, which he carried on for eight years. The road called him again, and once more he went out as traveller, only relinquishing the position some years back, when ill-health commenced to sap his energies. Since then Mudgee has been his home, and during the whole period he has nobly fulfilled all the duties of citizenship, and has maintained the respect of all classes. November last was the beginning of the end. He contracted a severe attack of sciatica, and despite all that medical attention could devise, months of pain embittered his life and the busy brain was racked with sleepless nights. Four weeks ago the approaching end came suddenly nearer. Other complications joined issue with the painful disease from which he had suffered so long, and he was unable to leave his bed, until, as above stated, on Thursday evening last the brave spirit went out into the dark just as Dr. Nickoll had commenced an examination of his condition. He leaves a wife and family of three sons and nine daughters and thirteen grand-children to mourn their loss. He was a kind father and husband and followed the Great Master in his love for little children. The funeral took place on Saturday after-noon to the Church of England portion of the general cemetery, Ven. Archdeacon Dunstan officiating at the graveside. Mudgee Guardian, Monday 8 June 1908, p. 2. Arthur Hardwick Obituary |
| Marriage of a child | Horace A Hardwick — Essie K Waight — View this family 14 August 1920 (aged 53 years) Weddings. HARDWICK - WAIGHTE The wedding was solemnised at Auburn on Saturday of Mr. Horace Arthur Hardwick, eldest son of Mr and Mrs. A. H. Hardwick, of Mudgee, and Miss Kathleen Waighte, of Auburn. Mrs. Hardwick (mother of the bridegroom) was present at the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Hardwick's home will be at Mudgee. Mudgee Guardian, Monday 16 August 1920, p. 9. Hardwick Waighte Wedding |
| Death of a mother | Sophia Ann Barrett 19 April 1921 (aged 54 years) Deaths MRS. SOPHIA ANN HARDWICK The death occurred on Tuesday of Mrs Sophia Ann Hardwick, relict of the late Mr Arthur Hardwick, of Mudgee, aged 74 years. The deceased was one of the most highly regarded and esteemed residents of the Mudgee district and was loved by all who knew her. With her husband and family she came to Mudgee in 1878. The late Mr. Arthur Hardwick, who was at that time a commercial traveller, brought his wife and family to Mudgee per Messr. Cobb and Cos coach, and entered into business in the town as a draper in a shop next to the Goy? Hotel. The late Mrs Hardwick for many years lived with her daughter on the corner of ?? and Douro Streets, Mudgee, and it was at this home that she passed away. She took a great interest in her flower garden, which is one of the show places of the town.The deceased is survived by three sons and nine daughters, including Mr. Arthur H. Hardwick, draper, of Market Street, Mudgee, and Misses Ada, Muriel and Nancy, of Mudgee, and ??? grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. The remains were interred in the Church of England portion of the general cemetery. Rev. ??? officiated at the graveside. Mr. J. C. Swords had charge of the funeral arrangements (Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative, Monday 25 April 1921, page 6). |
| Burial of a mother | Sophia Ann Barrett after 19 April 1921 (aged 54 years) Anglican Portion, Mudgee General Cemetery, Mudgee, New South Wales, Australia Latitude: S32.566086 Longitude: E149.621750Google Maps™Bing Maps™OpenStreetMap™ Headstone reads: Also Sophia Ann Hardwick Died 19th April 1921 Aged 74 years. |
| Death of a sister | Charlotte S Hardwick 15 August 1933 (aged 66 years) DEATHS SELKIRK - August 15, Charlotte Sophia, wife of Robert Selkirk, of 27 Grantham street, Burwood. Cremation at Rookwood 3 p.m. tomorrow Thursday. Sydney Morning Herald, Wednesday 16 August 1933, p. 12. Charlotte Selkirk Death |
| Burial of a sister | Charlotte S Hardwick 17 August 1933 (aged 66 years) |
| Death of a sister | Edith Constance Hardwick 1938 (aged 71 years) |
| Death | 1941 (aged 74 years) DEATH Mr. A. H. Hardwick LAST week the sad and sudden death occurred of Arthur Holroyd Hardwick, aged 73, of Merrylands, and late of Mudgee. The late Mr. Hardwick was a brother of the Misses Hardwick of Douro Street, and lived in Mudgee for very many years. At one stage he was in the employ of T. H. Marks and Co., and afterwards set up a drapery business of his own, in Mudgee. He was a great churchman, and held many positions in St. John's, Mudgee, including superintendent of the Sunday School, member of the choir, layman of the church and church warden. Some 12 years ago he left Mudgee and went to live at Merrylands. There are four children - two boys, Horace and Frank, and two girls, Marion (Mrs. R. Miller) and Bessie. Bessie lived with her father. Mrs. Hardwick, widow of the deceased, is a member of an old and respected Mudgee family. Her parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Thurston, the latter being librarian at the Mechanics' Institute for many years. Mrs. H. Snelson, of the Gulgong district, is a sister. To the bereaved our sympathy is extended. Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 13 February 1941, p. 11. Arthur Hardwick Obituary |
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Death: 19 April 1921 — Douro Street, Mudgee, New South Wales, Australia |
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1874–1954
Birth: 1874 Death: 9 August 1954 — 9 Woodville Street, Hurstville, New South Wales, Australia |
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1877–1960
Birth: 1877 Death: 5 October 1960 — Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia |
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1881–1960
Birth: 1881 Death: 20 August 1960 — Mortimer Street, Mudgee, New South Wales, Australia |
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1884–1967
Birth: 1884 Death: 10 August 1967 — Mowill Memorial Village, Castle Hill, New South Wales, Australia |
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1887–1967
Birth: 1887 Death: 12 May 1967 — Chesalong, Woonona, New South Wales, Australia |
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1872–1952
Birth: 1872
28 Death: 3 June 1952 — 23 Belmont Street, Merrylands, New South Wales, Australia |
| Marriage | Marriage — 1891 — |
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| Sale | Mr. Arthur Hardwick's Establishment. Mr. A. H. Hardwick, of Market street, is re-marking the whole of his stock in readiness for the great realization sale which will start on Saturday next. Mr. Hardwick tells us that he intends to give the public every benefit, and that all goods will be very greatly reduced in price. Mudgee Guardian, Monday 14 July 1902, p. 2. Arthur Hardwick Sale |
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| Car | BREVITIES Mr. A. H. Hardwick, who left for Sydney on Friday morning last by motor had a break down this side of Mountains. The front wheels of his little car refused the strain, and when met by Mr. McMaster, who was motoring Mudgeewards, he was busily engaged persuading the machine to resume its duties. Mr. McMaster pulled up to see if he could render him any assistance, but as the cars were of different make and sizes this was im possible. Motoring is not all records and whirring wheels and velocity, and there are occasions when one would barter his birthright for one of Buck land's trotters hitched to a Keegan and Casimir sulky. Mudgee Guardian, Monday 18 February 1907, p. 2. Arthur Hardwick Car |
| Death | DEATH Mr. A. H. Hardwick LAST week the sad and sudden death occurred of Arthur Holroyd Hardwick, aged 73, of Merrylands, and late of Mudgee. The late Mr. Hardwick was a brother of the Misses Hardwick of Douro Street, and lived in Mudgee for very many years. At one stage he was in the employ of T. H. Marks and Co., and afterwards set up a drapery business of his own, in Mudgee. He was a great churchman, and held many positions in St. John's, Mudgee, including superintendent of the Sunday School, member of the choir, layman of the church and church warden. Some 12 years ago he left Mudgee and went to live at Merrylands. There are four children - two boys, Horace and Frank, and two girls, Marion (Mrs. R. Miller) and Bessie. Bessie lived with her father. Mrs. Hardwick, widow of the deceased, is a member of an old and respected Mudgee family. Her parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Thurston, the latter being librarian at the Mechanics' Institute for many years. Mrs. H. Snelson, of the Gulgong district, is a sister. To the bereaved our sympathy is extended. Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 13 February 1941, p. 11. Arthur Hardwick Obituary |