James Shervey, –1908
- Name
- James /Shervey/
- Given names
- James
- Surname
- Shervey
Marriage | Martha Leighton — View this family 1862 |
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Birth of a son | William Shervey 1863 |
Birth of a son | Robert Valentine Shervey 1864 |
Birth of a son | Albert Edward Shervey 1866 |
Death of a son | William Shervey 28 August 1868 |
Birth of a son | William James Shervey 1869 |
Birth of a daughter | Martha Janet Shervey 1874 |
Birth of a daughter | Emily Elizabeth Shervey 1876 |
Birth of a daughter | Sarah Ann Shervey 1880 |
Birth of a daughter | Mary Shervey 1882 |
Death of a daughter | Mary Shervey 1882 |
Birth of a son | Cecil Charles Shervey 1887 |
Death of a brother | John Shervey 12 November 1890 |
Marriage of a child | Albert Edward Shervey — Emily Ellen Horsnell — View this family 10 June 1891 MARRIAGES SHERVEY - HORSNELL - June 10 by the Rev A. Yarnold, at Christ's Church, Lavender Bay, Albert E. Shervey, third son of James Shervey, of Capertee (Sydney Morning Herald, Wednesday 19 August 1891, p. 1). |
Marriage of a child | Robert Valentine Shervey — Mary Jane Shumack — View this family 1895 |
Marriage of a child | Robert C Shipley — Emily Elizabeth Shervey — View this family 1895 |
Marriage of a child | William James Shervey — Annie S Gardiner — View this family 1899 |
Death of a brother | David Shervey 1903 |
Death | 12 June 1908 Note: The late Mr. Jas. Shervey, whose death we briefly chronicled in our last issue, was one of the most… The late Mr. Jas. Shervey, whose death we briefly chronicled in our last issue, was one of the most estimable residents of the Capertee district. Thirty-five years have rolled by, each leaving its own record of vicissitudes, triumphs, rebuffs, joys and sorrows, since the vigorous young Englishman determined to settle in the district. With indomitable pluck and perseverance he faced the battle of life in a new country, and under conditions before which even the strongest hearts had been known to quail. 'Nil desperandum' was his motto, he profited by the lessons of adversity, and still urged on to the goal which he pictured in the vista of the future. His efforts met with the re ward they deserved, and, although he always led a strenuous life, even to within a few weeks of his death, he had the consolation of knowing that there was no further barrier to burn away. During the time he was licensee of the Capertee Hotel he was a genial and generous hearted host, and his many deeds of kindness will keep his memory green among the hosts of his former beneficiaries. His funeral on Tuesday last was very largely attended. To the sorrowing relatives we desire to extend our sympathy and condolences (Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative, Thursday 18 June 1908, p. 12). DEATH OF AN OLD CAPERTEE IDENTITY. (From our own Correspondent.) At Capertee, on Friday morning last, Mr. James Shervey, sen., passed away to the great beyond at the advanced age of 70 yours. The deceased, who had been ailing for some considerable time, was one of the oldest residents of Capertee, where for many yours he kept an hotel; in fact, his sojourn in that district up to the time of his decease extended over a period of 35 years, he having first landed in Australia half a century ago, being a native of Somersetshire, England. The late Mr. Shervey was greatly esteemed and respected by all who knew him, and he will be sadly missed by his immediate relatives and a legion of friends and acquaintances. While conducting the Capertee Hotel, which was subsequently leased to Mr. E. V. Carr, hc proved himself to be a most honorable, straightforward boniface, one whose kindly advice and assistance will ever be kept in memory by many of his old patrons. He leaves a family of three sons and three daughters, one of the latter being unmarried, to mourn their loss. The funeral took place on Saturday at 3 p.m., and was largely attended. - Western Post (Lithgow Mercury, Wednesday 17 June 1908, p. 3). Note: SHERVEY -June 12 1908 at his late residence, Lochaber, Capertee, James Shervey, aged 70 years. Born… SHERVEY -June 12 1908 at his late residence, Lochaber, Capertee, James Shervey, aged 70 years. Born Draycott, Somersetshire Home papers please copy (Sydney Morning Herald, Thursday 18 June 1908, p. 6). |
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Death: 12 June 1908 — Lochaber, Capertee, New South Wales, Australia |
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Death: 12 June 1908 — Lochaber, Capertee, New South Wales, Australia |
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Death | The late Mr. Jas. Shervey, whose death we briefly chronicled in our last issue, was one of the most estimable residents of the Capertee district. Thirty-five years have rolled by, each leaving its own record of vicissitudes, triumphs, rebuffs, joys and sorrows, since the vigorous young Englishman determined to settle in the district. With indomitable pluck and perseverance he faced the battle of life in a new country, and under conditions before which even the strongest hearts had been known to quail. 'Nil desperandum' was his motto, he profited by the lessons of adversity, and still urged on to the goal which he pictured in the vista of the future. His efforts met with the re ward they deserved, and, although he always led a strenuous life, even to within a few weeks of his death, he had the consolation of knowing that there was no further barrier to burn away. During the time he was licensee of the Capertee Hotel he was a genial and generous hearted host, and his many deeds of kindness will keep his memory green among the hosts of his former beneficiaries. His funeral on Tuesday last was very largely attended. To the sorrowing relatives we desire to extend our sympathy and condolences (Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative, Thursday 18 June 1908, p. 12). |
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Death | DEATH OF AN OLD CAPERTEE IDENTITY. (From our own Correspondent.) At Capertee, on Friday morning last, Mr. James Shervey, sen., passed away to the great beyond at the advanced age of 70 yours. The deceased, who had been ailing for some considerable time, was one of the oldest residents of Capertee, where for many yours he kept an hotel; in fact, his sojourn in that district up to the time of his decease extended over a period of 35 years, he having first landed in Australia half a century ago, being a native of Somersetshire, England. The late Mr. Shervey was greatly esteemed and respected by all who knew him, and he will be sadly missed by his immediate relatives and a legion of friends and acquaintances. While conducting the Capertee Hotel, which was subsequently leased to Mr. E. V. Carr, hc proved himself to be a most honorable, straightforward boniface, one whose kindly advice and assistance will ever be kept in memory by many of his old patrons. He leaves a family of three sons and three daughters, one of the latter being unmarried, to mourn their loss. The funeral took place on Saturday at 3 p.m., and was largely attended. - Western Post (Lithgow Mercury, Wednesday 17 June 1908, p. 3). |
Death | SHERVEY -June 12 1908 at his late residence, Lochaber, Capertee, James Shervey, aged 70 years. Born Draycott, Somersetshire Home papers please copy (Sydney Morning Herald, Thursday 18 June 1908, p. 6). |