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George Henry Everingham (1843–1913)

from Clarence and Richmond Examiner

By telegram yesterday we regret to learn the death of Mr. G. H. [George Henry] Everingham, of Coraki, at the age of 71. Deceased, who was a native of the Hawkesbury River, arrived on the Clarence many years ago with his father and brothers. For a number of years he resided at Swan Creek but afterwards he moved to Richmond. His health had been rather poorly for a number of years past. He leaves five sons and seven daughters, one of the latter being Mrs. J. Cameron, of Southgate. There are numerous other relatives on this river and the Richmond, including a brother, Mr. C. Everingham, late of Carr's Creek. Mr. T. S. Baker, of Casino Road, is a brother-in-law of deceased. His wife pre-deceased him, several years.

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'Everingham, George Henry (1843–1913)', Obituaries Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://oa.anu.edu.au/obituary/everingham-george-henry-24722/text33364, accessed 21 November 2024.

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Life Summary [details]

Birth

7 January, 1843
Sackville, New South Wales, Australia

Death

28 November, 1913 (aged 70)
Casino, New South Wales, Australia

Cause of Death

general debility

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