John Milligan, 1877–1951 (aged 74 years)
- Name
- John /Milligan/
- Given names
- John
- Surname
- Milligan
| Birth | 1877
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| Marriage of parents | John Milligan — Louisa Minell — View this family 1877 (aged 0) |
| Death of a maternal grandmother | Honoria Bourke June 1897 (aged 20 years) Note: At Leichhardt, Honorah, beloved wife of Charles Minell, for many years a resident of Camden, aged 83… At Leichhardt, Honorah, beloved wife of Charles Minell, for many years a resident of Camden, aged 83 (Australian Town and Country Journal, Saturday 5 June 1897, page 18). |
| Death of a maternal grandfather | Charles Minell 16 May 1898 (aged 21 years) Shared note: Deaths - MINELL May 15, at the residence of his son in law Boot h Street, Annandale, Charles Minne… Deaths - MINELL May 15, at the residence of his son in law Boot h Street, Annandale, Charles Minnell, native of Brighton, England, in hi s 86th year. |
| Residence | Type: Orchardist 1903 (aged 26 years) |
| Marriage | Esther Rosanna Chy — View this family 12 February 1907 (aged 30 years) Orange Blossoms A pretty wedding took place in the RC Church on Tuesday afternoon, the contracting parties being Mr John Milligan, youngest son of Mr John Milligan, of Tong Bong, and Miss Esther Chy, of Mudgee. The bride, who entered the church on the arm ofher bRother, Mr Dan Teong, was dressed in a white Pongee muslin, trimmed with valenciennes lace and insertion, white chiffon sash, and the usual wreath and veil. She wore a gold heart and neck chain, the gift of the bridegroom, and carried anivory-bound prayer book. The bridesmaids were misses Ethel Chy and Milligan. Their dresses were cream mercerised muslin, trimmed with lace and insertion, Miss Chy wearing a pink sash hat, and Miss Milligan blue sash and hat. They both wore goldlucky charms, gifts of the bridegroom. The groomsmen were Messrs John Mumford, and Wm Parker. After the ceremony the wedding party went to the residence of the bride's mother, where between 25 and 30 guests were entertained at the weddingbreakfast, after which Mr P S Garling took photographs of the wedding party. The happy couple left by the evening train to spend their honeymoon in Sydney. The bride's travelling dress was a grey tweed coat and skirt and white silk vest, withwhite hat trimmed with feathers. The presents, amongst which were several cheques, were numerous and useful. |
| Birth of a son | Edward John Milligan 1907 (aged 30 years) |
| Death of a mother | Louisa Minell 1907 (aged 30 years) |
| Birth of a daughter | Margaret Louisa Milligan 1909 (aged 32 years) |
| Birth of a son | Stanley Roy Milligan 1917 (aged 40 years) |
| Death of a father | John Milligan September 1924 (aged 47 years) Shared note: Mr John Milligan, born at County Down Ireland, died at Bathurst at the age of 87 recently. He was a… Mr John Milligan, born at County Down Ireland, died at Bathurst at the age of 87 recently. He was a fine stamp of a man, and was the life and soul of the Dungaree district. Many years ago he kept the Dungaree Hotel, store, etc., and dida tremendous business, no idea of the railway in those days being anticipated. When it was decided that the railway was to come to Rylstone, which it was thought would come on the main Sydney Road, Mr Milligan struck out by building a new hotel,store, butcher shop, etc., and when the navvies came along he did a splendid business. Some of the work along by Tong Bong meant some heavy cutting, and took months to complete. Up to this day many of the old hands call the place Dungaree, butafter the railway it was named Lue, after the late V J Dowling, who owned Lue Station. Mr Milligan was connected with the race club and other sporting institutions, and used to visit Mudgee on all occasions when there were race, sports, etc. Hewas a good hearted man, his hands were always in his pockets, and assisted everybody who wanted assistance. He remained in the hotel for many months after the railway passed through. Died at Bathurst OLD BATHURST RESIDENT. There died at his daughter's residence, South Bathurst, on Thurs-day, an old identity of the Mudgee district, Mr. John Milligan, at the age of 87 years. Mr. Milligan was a native of County Down, Ireland, and when he reached this country in the early days he followed fortune as a gold seeker on the mining field of Victoria. He transferred to New South Wales and tried his luck on the Turon diggings. At a later date he was bookkeeper on Rawden estate and subsequently became licensee of the Dungaree Inn at Dungaree. He remained there for a number of years and then started an orchard at Tong Bong. A number of years ago he went to Bathurst and has resided with his daughter ever since. He was well known to the older identities of the Mudgee district, and held in high esteem by them. They will bear memories of him with pleasure and feel sorry at his passing. He was interred in the Presbyterian portion of the Bathurst cemetery on Friday. He was thrice married. Mrs. J. Mumford (Bathurst South), Mrs. Twomey (Rylstone), John (Mudgee), and James (Binnaway) are daughters and sons (Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative, Monday 22 September 1924, page 8). |
| Marriage of a child | Edward John Milligan — Valerie Barbara May Katen — View this family 1937 (aged 60 years) |
| Death of a wife | Esther Rosanna Chy 12 July 1939 (aged 62 years) |
| Burial of a wife | Esther Rosanna Chy 13 July 1939 (aged 62 years) |
| Death of a half-brother | James W Milligan 2 November 1949 (aged 72 years) From Gilgandra Weekly: The death is reported in the Mudgee District Hospital of Mr John Milligan, 74, bRother to the late James Milligan, Hidden Valley, Coonabarabran. |
| Death of a half-sister | Charlotte Sarah Milligan 1950 (aged 73 years) RETURN THANKS MR. and MRS. ROY MUMFORD wish to sincerely thank all relatives and friends, especially Matron, Sisters, and staff of Macquarie Homes, for kindness and expressions of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. National Advocate, Thursday 14 December 1950, p. 7. Return Thanks Charlotte Mumford |
| Burial of a half-sister | Charlotte Sarah Milligan 4 December 1950 (aged 73 years) FUNERAL MUMFORD: The relatives and friends of the late Charlotte Mumford, late of Bathurst, and Napoleon Reefs, are kindly invited to attend her funeral to leave the Parlors of Cam Reed and Son, 182 Piper Street, Bathurst, this day (Monday) at 11 a.m. for interment in the Church of England portion of Bathurst Cemetery. Godfrey Smith, Funeral Director, Bathurst. Phone 360. National Advocate, Monday 4 December 1950, p. 5. Funeral Charlotte Mumford |
| Death | 4 September 1951 (aged 74 years) From the Mudgee Guardian Mr John Milligan died in the Mudgee Hospital on Tuesday last, age d 74 years. Deceased resided in the district practically a lifetime, and was a trusted employee on the Havilah estate for a lengthy period. Although of a quiet disposition, he wonthe friendship of all those whom he cam in contact with, and his passing will be very deeply regretted. He is survived by two sons and one daughter, and to them sincere sympathy is extended. The funeral took place to the Catholic portion of thegeneral cemetery on Wednesday, the Rev Father McGuinn officiating. Messrs Eastaugh and Carroll were in charge of the arrangements. From the Gilgandra Weekly: The death is reported in the Mudgee District Hospital of Mr John Milligan, 74, bRother to the late James Milligan, Hidden Valley, Coonabarabran. Deceased was the son of the late Mr & Mrs John Milligan, of Lue, where they conducted the Lue Hoteland after retiring, lived on the land near Lue. Until two years ago when he went to Mudgee to reside. Mr John Milligan was employed for over 20 years on Havilah Station. |
| Burial | 5 September 1951 (1 day after death) |
| father |
1837–1924
Birth: about 1837 Death: September 1924 — Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia |
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| mother | |
| Marriage | Marriage — 1877 — |
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1 year
himself |
1877–1951
Birth: 1877
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| father |
1837–1924
Birth: about 1837 Death: September 1924 — Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia |
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| Marriage | Marriage — 1862 — |
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1 year
half-sister |
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3 years
half-brother |
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4 years
half-sister |
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3 years
half-sister |
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4 years
half-sister |
| father |
1837–1924
Birth: about 1837 Death: September 1924 — Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia |
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| step-mother | |
| Marriage | Marriage — 1873 — |
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2 years
half-sister |
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2 years
half-sister |
| himself |
1877–1951
Birth: 1877
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35 Death: 4 September 1951 — Mudgee Hospital, Mudgee, New South Wales, Australia |
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| wife |
1879–1939
Birth: about 1879 Death: 12 July 1939 — Private Hospital, Mudgee, New South Wales, Australia |
| Marriage | Marriage — 12 February 1907 — |
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11 months
son |
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3 years
daughter |
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9 years
son |
| MarriageView | Orange Blossoms A pretty wedding took place in the RC Church on Tuesday afternoon, the contracting parties being Mr John Milligan, youngest son of Mr John Milligan, of Tong Bong, and Miss Esther Chy, of Mudgee. The bride, who entered the church on the arm ofher bRother, Mr Dan Teong, was dressed in a white Pongee muslin, trimmed with valenciennes lace and insertion, white chiffon sash, and the usual wreath and veil. She wore a gold heart and neck chain, the gift of the bridegroom, and carried anivory-bound prayer book. The bridesmaids were misses Ethel Chy and Milligan. Their dresses were cream mercerised muslin, trimmed with lace and insertion, Miss Chy wearing a pink sash hat, and Miss Milligan blue sash and hat. They both wore goldlucky charms, gifts of the bridegroom. The groomsmen were Messrs John Mumford, and Wm Parker. After the ceremony the wedding party went to the residence of the bride's mother, where between 25 and 30 guests were entertained at the weddingbreakfast, after which Mr P S Garling took photographs of the wedding party. The happy couple left by the evening train to spend their honeymoon in Sydney. The bride's travelling dress was a grey tweed coat and skirt and white silk vest, withwhite hat trimmed with feathers. The presents, amongst which were several cheques, were numerous and useful. |
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| DeathView | From the Mudgee Guardian Mr John Milligan died in the Mudgee Hospital on Tuesday last, age d 74 years. Deceased resided in the district practically a lifetime, and was a trusted employee on the Havilah estate for a lengthy period. Although of a quiet disposition, he wonthe friendship of all those whom he cam in contact with, and his passing will be very deeply regretted. He is survived by two sons and one daughter, and to them sincere sympathy is extended. The funeral took place to the Catholic portion of thegeneral cemetery on Wednesday, the Rev Father McGuinn officiating. Messrs Eastaugh and Carroll were in charge of the arrangements. From the Gilgandra Weekly: The death is reported in the Mudgee District Hospital of Mr John Milligan, 74, bRother to the late James Milligan, Hidden Valley, Coonabarabran. Deceased was the son of the late Mr & Mrs John Milligan, of Lue, where they conducted the Lue Hoteland after retiring, lived on the land near Lue. Until two years ago when he went to Mudgee to reside. Mr John Milligan was employed for over 20 years on Havilah Station. |