Maud Mary Caroline Bowie, 1878–1958 (aged 80 years)
- Name
- Maud Mary Caroline /Bowie/
- Given names
- Maud Mary Caroline
- Surname
- Bowie
- Married name
- Maud Mary Caroline /Gudgeon/
| Birth | 1878 |
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| Marriage | Henry James Elijah Gudgeon — View this family 1903 (aged 25 years) |
| Birth of a daughter | Maud Lillian Gudgeon 1904 (aged 26 years) |
| Birth of a daughter | Gladys May Gudgeon 1906 (aged 28 years) |
| Birth of a son | Arthur James Gudgeon 1910 (aged 32 years) |
| Birth of a daughter | Hazel Jean Gudgeon 23 September 1920 (aged 42 years) |
| Marriage of a child | Herbert Arthur Brigden — Maud Lillian Gudgeon — View this family 1944 (aged 66 years) |
| Death | 14 October 1958 (aged 80 years) Death Gudgeon, Maud Mary Caroline. - October 14, 1958, at her residence, 43 Murralong Avenue, Fivedock, late of Gulgong, beloved wife of Henry James, and loved mother of Maude, Gladys, Arthur and Hazel, and loved sister of Minnie and Florence, aged 79 years. In God’s care. Sydney Morning Herald, Wednesday 15 October 1958, p. 46. Maud Mary Caroline Gudgeon Death DEATH Mrs. M. M. C. Gudgeon The sudden passing of Mrs. Maud Mary Caroline Gudgeon, wife of Mr. Henry James Gudgeon, at their home, 45 Murralong Avenue, Fivedock, came as a distinct shock to her relatives and many friends in Gulgong and district. Her death occurred on the fifty-fifth anniversary of her wedding day. A kind gracious lady who found her happiness in loving and loyal service to her family and others who came under her ? influence and will be sadly missed ?? The funeral which was very largely attended took place from the Burwood SA Citadel after a service conducted by Brigadier and Mrs. Stanley Kingston and friends of the family to the Crematorium, Rookwood. The floral tributes were many and beautiful, included in the number was one from the management and employees of the Strathfield Body Works, Lidcombe, Mr. Gudgeon’s place of employment. On Sunday evening 19th October, a Service of Remembrance was held in the Burwood Citadel. At this service which was conducted by Colonel and Mrs. Warren and family and former family friends and former officers of the Gulgong S. A. Corps paid tributes to the life and Christian service of Mrs. Gudgeon. Special music and singing was sympathetically rendered by the band and songsters of the Burwood Corps. Mrs. Gudgeon is survived by her husband, a son Arthur (Walgett) and three daughters, Mrs. J. L. (Maud) Collier, of North Ryde, Mrs. R. G. (Gladys) Campbell of Barbadoon Gulgong, Mrs. F. G. (Hazel) Vickery, of Toongabbie West, and seven grandchildren, also two sisters, Mrs. W. (Minnie) Spiller of Burwood; and Mrs. C. (Flossie) Gullick of Moorebank West. Our sincere sympathy is extended to the bereaved. Mudgee Guardian, 27 November 1958, p. 19. Maud Mary Caroline Caroline Gudgeon Death |
| Burial | 15 October 1958 (1 day after death) Funeral Gudgeon. - The Relatives and Friends of Henry James Gudgeon and Family are invited to attend the Funeral of his beloved Wife and their loved Mother, Maud Mary Caroline Gudgeon; to leave the Salvation Army Temple, Wilga Street, Burwood, This Morning (Wednesday), after service commencing at 10.45 o’clock, for the Rookwood Crematorium. Walters & Son, Dulwich Hill Terminus, LM1676. LM1458-9. Sydney Morning Herald, Wednesday 15 October 1958, p. 46. Maud Mary Caroline Gudgeon Funeral |
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Birth: 1878 Death: 14 October 1958 — 43 Murralong Avenue, Fivedock, New South Wales, Australia |
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| Death | Death Gudgeon, Maud Mary Caroline. - October 14, 1958, at her residence, 43 Murralong Avenue, Fivedock, late of Gulgong, beloved wife of Henry James, and loved mother of Maude, Gladys, Arthur and Hazel, and loved sister of Minnie and Florence, aged 79 years. In God’s care. Sydney Morning Herald, Wednesday 15 October 1958, p. 46. Maud Mary Caroline Gudgeon Death |
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| Death | DEATH Mrs. M. M. C. Gudgeon The sudden passing of Mrs. Maud Mary Caroline Gudgeon, wife of Mr. Henry James Gudgeon, at their home, 45 Murralong Avenue, Fivedock, came as a distinct shock to her relatives and many friends in Gulgong and district. Her death occurred on the fifty-fifth anniversary of her wedding day. A kind gracious lady who found her happiness in loving and loyal service to her family and others who came under her ? influence and will be sadly missed ?? The funeral which was very largely attended took place from the Burwood SA Citadel after a service conducted by Brigadier and Mrs. Stanley Kingston and friends of the family to the Crematorium, Rookwood. The floral tributes were many and beautiful, included in the number was one from the management and employees of the Strathfield Body Works, Lidcombe, Mr. Gudgeon’s place of employment. On Sunday evening 19th October, a Service of Remembrance was held in the Burwood Citadel. At this service which was conducted by Colonel and Mrs. Warren and family and former family friends and former officers of the Gulgong S. A. Corps paid tributes to the life and Christian service of Mrs. Gudgeon. Special music and singing was sympathetically rendered by the band and songsters of the Burwood Corps. Mrs. Gudgeon is survived by her husband, a son Arthur (Walgett) and three daughters, Mrs. J. L. (Maud) Collier, of North Ryde, Mrs. R. G. (Gladys) Campbell of Barbadoon Gulgong, Mrs. F. G. (Hazel) Vickery, of Toongabbie West, and seven grandchildren, also two sisters, Mrs. W. (Minnie) Spiller of Burwood; and Mrs. C. (Flossie) Gullick of Moorebank West. Our sincere sympathy is extended to the bereaved. Mudgee Guardian, 27 November 1958, p. 19. Maud Mary Caroline Caroline Gudgeon Death |
| Burial | Funeral Gudgeon. - The Relatives and Friends of Henry James Gudgeon and Family are invited to attend the Funeral of his beloved Wife and their loved Mother, Maud Mary Caroline Gudgeon; to leave the Salvation Army Temple, Wilga Street, Burwood, This Morning (Wednesday), after service commencing at 10.45 o’clock, for the Rookwood Crematorium. Walters & Son, Dulwich Hill Terminus, LM1676. LM1458-9. Sydney Morning Herald, Wednesday 15 October 1958, p. 46. Maud Mary Caroline Gudgeon Funeral |