Mary Watson Robin (1853–1899)
Much sympathy is felt for the Rev J. de Q Robin, M.A. of Ballarat, in the death of Mrs Robin at Hawthorn, after a long and painful illness. She was the daughter of the Rev. Joseph Waterhouse, Wesleyan minister, who was drowned in the wreck of the Tararua on the New Zealand coast. The late Mrs Robin’s health was never robust after the shock she received through the drowning of one of her children in company with his cousin at Ocean-grove about two years ago.
Original publication
Additional Resources
- marriage notice, South Australian Register, 21 October 1873, p 4
- death notice, West Australian (Perth), 9 January 1900, p 4
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Robin, James de Quetteville (husband)
- Robin, Maurice (son)
- Waterhouse, Joseph (father)
- Robin, James (father-in-law)
- Waterhouse, John (brother)
- Robin, Rowland Barbenson (brother-in-law)
- Butters, Jane Middleton (aunt)
- Padman, Mary Ann (aunt)
- Hobbs, Emma (aunt)
- Waterhouse, John Thomas (uncle)
- Waterhouse, Jabez Bunting (uncle)
- Waterhouse, George Marsden (uncle)
- Waterhouse, Samuel (uncle)
- Waterhouse, Maria Augusta (aunt by marriage)
- Robin, Stella Ann (aunt by marriage)
- Butters, William (uncle by marriage)
- Padman, Thomas (uncle by marriage)
- Robin, Theophilus (uncle by marriage)
- Waterhouse, Jane Beadnell (grandmother)
- Waterhouse, John (grandfather)
- Robin, Philip de Quetteville (nephew by marriage)
- Padman, Thomas (cousin)
- Waterhouse, Gustavus John (cousin)
- Churchward, Emily Emma (cousin)
- Waterhouse, George Marsden (cousin)
- Waterhouse, Jabez Bunting (cousin)
Citation details
'Robin, Mary Watson (1853–1899)', Obituaries Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://oa.anu.edu.au/obituary/robin-mary-watson-16379/text28339, accessed 6 October 2024.
Life Summary [details]
Alternative Names
- Waterhouse, Mary Watson
Birth
Death
31 December,
1899
(aged 46)
Hawthorn, Melbourne,
Victoria,
Australia
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