Henry Vincent Nevell, 1872

Name
Henry Vincent /Nevell/
Given names
Henry Vincent
Surname
Nevell
Birth 1872 37

Death of a sisterAda Maud Nevell
1873 (aged 1 year)

Birth of a brotherHerbert Jackson Nevell
1877 (aged 5 years)

Birth of a sisterEllie E Nevell
1877 (aged 5 years)

Birth of a brotherSydney Charles Nevell
about 1878 (aged 6 years)

Death of a paternal grandmotherElizabeth Vincent
20 June 1878 (aged 6 years)

Death of a fatherJoseph Nevell
1879 (aged 7 years)

Death of a brotherSydney Charles Nevell
1881 (aged 9 years)

Death of a motherMary Ann Jackson
1884 (aged 12 years)

Death of a sisterElizabeth A Nevell
23 May 1934 (aged 62 years)
Note: DEATHS

DEATHS NEVELL -May 23 at her home, Mitchelton, Queensland, Elizabeth Ann loved wife of Wilfred Nevell, late of Rylstone, aged 69, also loved mother of Pearle (deceased), Gertrude, Effie, Jean Iris, Arnold, Victor (deceased), Leila and Alice. (Sydney Morning Herald, Saturday 26 May 1934, page 14).

Death of a brotherGeorge Wallace Nevell
1956 (aged 84 years)

Death of a brotherHerbert Jackson Nevell
25 April 1962 (aged 90 years)
Note: Mudgee Pioneer Dies in Queensland

Mudgee Pioneer Dies in Queensland Following is a report of the death of a former well known district man in Mr. Herbert Jackson Nevell, as published in the Toowoomba Chronicle: Another link with the pioneers in New South Wales and Queensland was broken on April 25 when Mr. Herbert Jackson Nevell passed away in the Toowoomba Hospital, after a long illness. He was aged 85 years. Born in Mudgee in 1877, the late Mr. Nevell was the youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nevell, of Butheroe Station, on the Castlereagh River. All the others of the family (including his twin sister) have predeceased him. Mr. Nevell’s great grandfather (James Vincent) and his grandfather (John Nevell) of “Carwell,” Rylstone, New South Wales were two of the first men who followed the explorers, Blaxland, Wentworth and Lawson, in 1813 across the Blue Mountains. These pioneers crossed many miles of poor country and arrived at the fertile banks of the Macquarie River at Kelso and in that area they “squatted.” For many years it has been the pleasure of the descendants of these old pioneers to meet at Kelso on the anniversary of the dedication of Holy Trinity Church erected in 1825. It was the first permanent church west of the Blue Mountains. It was of great interest to the late Mr. Herbert Nevell that many of the original properties taken up by his forebears are still in the hands of their descendants. The late Mr. Nevell married Miss Irene Jarvis, whose parents (the late Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jarvis) were pioneers of the Hay and Wagga districts of New South Wales. Mrs. Nevell’s ber, sister (Miss Jarvis) and sister-in-law motored from New South Wales to attend the funeral at which the Reverend R. Crook officiated. Among the floral tributes were those from the Jarvis and Nevell families of New South Wales. Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 24 May 1962, p. 4. Obituary Herbert Jackson Nevell

Burial of a fatherJoseph Nevell

Burial of a motherMary Ann Jackson

Family with parents
father
mother
Marriage Marriage1861
2 years
elder sister
3 years
elder sister
3 years
elder brother
3 years
elder sister
18681873
Birth: 1868 33
Death: 1873
3 years
elder brother
3 years
himself
6 years
younger brother
18771962
Birth: 1877 42
Death: 25 April 1962Toowoomba Hospital, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia
1 year
younger sister
2 years
younger brother
18781881
Birth: about 1878 43
Death: 1881