Florence Isabella Martin,

Name
Florence Isabella /Martin/
Given names
Florence Isabella
Surname
Martin
Birth of a brotherEdward Martin
1886

Death of a fatherAlexander Martin
1897

Burial of a fatherAlexander Martin
October 1897
Note: Burial; Alexander Martin; DOD 24 Oct 1897/11956; Age 52; Buried Gulgong, Pbn, BB; son/Robert & J…

Burial; Alexander Martin; DOD 24 Oct 1897/11956; Age 52; Buried Gulgong, Pbn, BB; son/Robert & Jane Martin; husb/Christena Phillens Campbell; NSW 1871/1989

Death of a maternal grandfatherJohn Archibald Campbell
4 August 1901 Age: 73

Note: Headstone reads:

Headstone reads: In loving memory of my dear husband John Archibald Campbell Who departed this life 4th August 1901 Aged 73 years [With Maria Campbell, Elizabeth Campbell, and Louisa Mary Carr].

Note: GULGONG NEWS.

GULGONG NEWS.

(From Our Correspondent.) DEATH OF MR. J. A. CAMPBELL. "A good husband and a good father has gone to his reward " were the words expressed when the death of Mr. J. A. Campbell, of Slapdash, was announced on Sunday last. The late gentleman was born at Edinburgh, Scotland, 73 years ago, so at his death had attained a ripe old age. He came to the colony 63 years ago, and in 1876 took up land on Slapdash Creek, where he has resided ever since. Some eighteen months ago he took ill, and despite medical skill and most attentive nursing, gradually grew worse. On Saturday his family knew the last hours were near at hand, but he lingered on, conscious to the last, till Sunday at noon, when, surrounded by his four sons, seven daughters and wife, he passed away to the Great Beyond. The late Mr. Campbell took a keen interest in politics, and it was a pleasure to converse with him on the main topics of the day. His family is one of the most respectable in the district, and they have the sympathy of all who know them. The Rev. A. J. Doig performed the last sad rites at the grave. The funeral was one of the largest seen in Gulgong for many years. The deceased was a son of the late Dr. John A. Campbell, a one time well-known physician and surgeon in Sydney, being well known and respected in the fifties. All readers of the Guardian who know the late Mr. Campbell, of Slapdash, must be sorry to hear of his demise. Peace to his ashes.

Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 8 August 1901, p. 14. John Archibald Campbell Obituary

Death of a brotherJames Lorne Martin
1902

Death of a motherChristina Pillans Campbell
12 December 1912

Note: DEATH AT GULGONG.

DEATH AT GULGONG.

At an early hour on Thursday morning there died at Nurse Jones' private hospital, Mrs. Christina Martin, relict of the late Alexander Martin, of "Hillside," Goodiman. The deceased lady was a daughter of the late John Archibald Campbell, and had been ailing for some months previous to her demise. The late Mrs. Martin was a quiet, unassuming woman, a true and fond mother, and universally liked and respected. She will be sadly missed in the town where she used her influence for the well-being of her family and ministered to their welfare with loving kindness. Alexander (Dunedoo), Robert, Samuel, William, Edward, Thomas, and Albert, and Mrs. Cuthel (Beryl), Christina, Jessie, and Louisa, together with her mother, Mrs. J. A. Campbell, and a large number of grandchildren and numerous relatives are left to mourn. The funeral on Friday afternoon was largely attended. A short service was held in St. Andrew's Church before the cortege moved to the general cemetery, where the mortal remains were interred in the Presbyterian portion. The Rev. R. C. Sands officiated at the graveside, and performed the last sad rites.

Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 19 December 1912, p. 21. Christina Martin Obituary

Burial of a motherChristina Pillans Campbell
13 December 1912
Death of a maternal grandmotherElizabeth Geoghegan
22 June 1921

Note: Headstone reads:

Headstone reads: Also Elizabeth Campbell Beloved wife and mother of above Died 22nd June 1921 Aged 86 years [With John Archibald Campbell, Maria Campbell and Louisa Mary Carr]

Note: Death of Mrs Campbell.

Death of Mrs Campbell.

ONE OF THE OLDEST DISTRICT IDENTITIES. The death took place on June 22 of Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell, of Slapdash, and one of the oldest and most highly respected residents of the district. Born in Ireland, the deceased came to Australia at the age of 15 years, and at the time of her death had resided in the Mudgee and Gulgong districts for over 60 years. She had lived at Slapdash for 45 years, and was one of Gulgong's oldest identities. Mrs. Campbell reared a large family, nine of whom survive her, all of them being held in the highest esteem. They are: Thomas (Sydney), John Barbadoon (Gulgong), Eliza Jane (Slapdash). Mrs. Carr (Gulgong), Mrs. Lee (Gulgong), Mrs Fenton (Slapdash), Mrs. Lee (Tallawang), and Robert (Gulgong). The total number of her descendants, children and grandchildren, number 96. The deceased, who had a lovable nature, enjoyed more than ordinary good health until the month prior to her death, when she contracted a cold from which she never recovered, and which was practically the cause of her death. Mrs Campbell's husband predeceased her by twenty years. The remains were interred in the Presbyterian portion of the general cemetery, next to where her husband rests. The Rev. G. Nelson Bensley, assisted by Rev. G. S. Watts, read the burial service. The funeral cortege was a very large one. The funeral arrangements were in the hands of Mr. S. J. L. Turner.

Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 30 June 1921, p. 12. Elizabeth Campbell Obituary

Note: The Late Mrs Campbell

The Late Mrs Campbell

In the report of the late Mrs. Campbell's death we omitted to mention the name of one son, Benjamin, residing at Slapdash, which makes the late Mrs. Campbell's family, nine in number. The late Mrs. Campbell had travelled extensively. After her arrival from Ireland at the age of 15 years, she lived in Sydney until she was married. From Sydney she went to Victoria and then returned to Sydney: she later lived for seven years at Wattle Flat, during the gold mining rush. After leaving Wattle Flat, Mrs. Campbell resided at Mudgee, but for a few months only. She came to Gulgong when the gold rush first started, and lived here up to the time of her death, her home being at Slapdash. Mrs. Campbell's nine children are all living. She also leaves 52 grandchildren and 34 great-grandchildren.

Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 7 July 1921, p. 19. Elizabeth Campbell Obituary

Note: DEATHS.

DEATHS.

CAMPBELL. - June 22, 1921, at Gulgong, Elizabeth, beloved mother of T. D. Campbell, Waverley, and J. A. Campbell, of Gulgong, aged 87 years.

Sydney Morning Herald, Friday 8 July 1921, p. 8. Elizabeth Campbell Death

Death of a brotherSamuel Martin
25 July 1931

Note: BULLET IN HEAD

BULLET IN HEAD

Grisly Find at Reedy Creek Mr. Samuel Martin, single, farmer, of Beryl, was found on Saturday on the bank of Reedy Creek with a bullet wound in his head and a pea-rifle alongside him. He died shortly afterwards. The funeral took place in Gulgong this (Monday) afternoon.

Mudgee Guardian, Monday 27 July 1931, p. 1. Samuel Martin Death

Death of a brotherRobert Martin
1 September 1933

Note: DEATH AT BERYL

DEATH AT BERYL

MR. Robert Martin, of Beryl, passed away at his residence early on Friday morning last. The funeral took place to the Presbyterian portion of the cemetery on Saturday, the Rev. B. Galloway officiating, being assisted by Rev. C. H. Buttsworth (Methodist) and Captain Thomson (Salvation Army).

Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 7 September 1933, p. 12. Robert Leslie Martin Death

Death of a brotherWilliam Martin
1960

Death of a sisterJane Martin
29 September 1962
Note: Death

Death

CUTHEL, Jane.- September 29, 1962, at District Hospital, Gulgong, loved wife of the late Robert Cuthel, dear mother of Jack, Elex, Ena (Mrs. E. J. Gudgeon) and loved grandmother of their children, aged 84 years. Interred at Gulgong, October 1, 1962. At rest.

Note: OBITUARIES

OBITUARIES

JANE CUTHEL The death occurred in the Gulgong District Hospital, on Sunday, September 30, of Mrs. Jane Cuthel, aged 84 years, of Queen Street, Gulgong. Her husband predeceased her and she is survived by the following family; Jack, Alexander, and Ena (Mrs. E. G. Gudgeon). Her funeral took place from the Presbyterian Church, Gulgong, on Monday, October 1. Messrs. Eastaugh and Carroll had charge of the funeral arrangements.

Note: OBITUARIES

OBITUARIES

JANE CUTHEL With the passing of Mrs. Jane Cuthel, aged 84, in the Gulgong District Hospital on Saturday, September 29, another member of a grand old pioneering family has gone to her reward. Mrs. Cuthel, who was born at Tallawang, was the daughter of the late James and Christine Martin. She was the wife of the late Robert Cuthel, who predeceased her by 11 years. A family of two sons and one daughter survives her. They are Jack of Belfield, and Alex, of Gulgong and Ena (Mrs. E. J. Gudgeon) Gulgong. Her brothers and sisters are Edward, Albert, Thomas, Christina, Jessie (Mrs. Mackie, Gulgong) and Louie (Mrs. Hughes, Gulgong). Mrs. Cuthel had suffered ill health for many years but always had a cheerful disposition which was like a tonic to those who visited her. For years after her husband’s death, she lived in her home in Queen Street, but during long terms of her illness, she was nursed by her daughter, Mrs. E. J. Gudgeon. Mrs. Cuthel will be remembered as a kindly Christian woman and a loving mother. She was a keen gardener needle woman and practically and right up to her death was busy with her needlework. Her large funeral left the Presbyterian Church, Gulgong for the Presbyterian portion of the Gulgong Cemetery. Rev. D. R Parker conducted the service. Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 11 October 1962, p. 22. Obituary Jane Cuthel

Death of a sisterChristina Ellen Martin
2 January 1964
Note: DEATH

DEATH MISS C. E. MARTIN The death occurred in Gulgong District Hospital on Thursday, January 2, of Christina Ellen Martin, aged 81. Miss Martin was a resident of the Gulgong district all her life and was admired and respected by all who knew her. She is survived by the following brothers and sisters: Edward, Umina, Thomas, Narrabri, Albert, Regents Park, Jessie (Mrs. Mackie), Gulgong, Louisa (Mrs. V. C. Hughes) Gulgong. The funeral took place on Saturday, January 4, and after a service in the Presbyterian Church, moved to the Presbyterian portion of the Gulgong Cemetery. Mudgee Guardian, Friday 17 January 1964, p. 11. Christina Ellen Martin Obituary

Death of a brotherEdward Martin
10 June 1971

Burial of a brotherEdward Martin
June 1971
Note: Edward Martin; DOD 10 June 1971/48036; Buried Macquarie Park, Gen Lwn, V11, Plot 0107
Family with parents
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Marriage Marriage1871
1 year
brother
3 years
brother
18731933
Birth: 1873 19
Death: 1 September 1933
3 years
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18751931
Birth: 1875 21
Death: 25 July 1931
3 years
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18771962
Birth: 1877 23
Death: 29 September 1962Gulgong District Hospital, Gulgong, New South Wales, Australia
3 years
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3 years
sister
18811964
Birth: 1881 27
Death: 2 January 1964Gulgong District Hospital, Gulgong, New South Wales, Australia
3 years
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herself
brother
sister
brother
sister
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18861971
Birth: 1886 32
Death: 10 June 1971