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--- iw:register:g [2022/04/29 12:44] – [Graham Matilda] Gillian Baker
+++ iw:register:g [2022/05/03 23:30] (current) – [Gottwalds Margaretha] Gillian Baker
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   - //(f)// Johanna M Gottwalds b. 1853 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong V18531197 39A/1853 d. 1854 CofE Camperdwon; Newtown
   - //(m)// John H Gottwaltz b. 1855 Presb. Alexandria Paddington
+====== Goundry Isabella (Brimble then Court) ======
+b. 1835 Kingston Deverill Wiltshire d. 14/1/1902 Adamstown br. Sandgate
+m. John Court (abt 1829 Somerset - 22/11/1880 Adamstown Son of James Court &)  10/1/1853 Newcastle
+m. Joseph Goundry (abt 1830 Durham -18/7/1894 New Lambton  Son of Jospeh Goundry & Mary Scoefield ) 16/7/1886 Sydney
+f. John Brimble m. Sarah Forward
+  - //(f)// Sarah Sophia Court b. 4 Oct 1853 in Newcastle d. before 1859
+  - //(f)// Caroline Keziah Court b. 14/1/1856  Newcastle d.  6/3/1935 ( Captain William Alfred Ball 1884)
+  - //(m)// William COourt b. 14/8/1859 Honeysuckle Point d. 11/9/1931Mayfield ( Deborah Ann Turnbull 1884)
+  - //(m)// John Court b. 28/4/1862 Pit Town d. 26/9/1922 Gloucester ( Hannah Reay 1881)
+  - //(f)// Isabella Court * b. 24/2/1864 Hartley Vale d. 7/10/1920 Helensburgh (Robert Cornelius Hails 1881, Benjamin Batey/Beaty 1899)
+  - //(m)//Henry James Court b.  1/3/1870 Newcastle d. 31/3/1870 Newcastle
+  - //(f)// Mary Court b. 14/12/1871 Hartley Vale d. 22/12/1871 Hartley Vale
+Both husbands miners
+In 1883 she was residing at Clifton where her daughter Isabella and son John were living.  She was using the surname Goundry at this time, before she married her second husband.
+Isabella and Joseph remained at Clifton until about 1891 when they returned to the Newcastle district. They resided at New Lambton until Joseph's sudden death in 1894. It is not known why they returned to Newcastle, however, as they had now been married for several years any scandal would have since subsided. Isabella had children living in the Newcastle district and it can only be assumed they wished to be reunited with their families. Interestingly, Joseph's death certificate indicates that he and Isabella were married in 1870, some 16 years earlier than their legal marriage took place.
+After Joseph's death, Isabella remained in Newcastle. She died of senile decay. Her son, William was the informant at her death.
+GOUNDRY - Friends of Mrs. ISABELLA GROUNDRY (sic) are invited to attend her Funeral: To move from the residence of Mrs. Ann Turnbull. Union-street, Adamstown, THIS AFTERNOON, at half-past 1 o'clock for Church of England, thence the C.E. Cemetery, Sandgate. J. GRAY, Undertaker.
+GOUNDRY - Friends of Messrs. WM. and JOHN COURT, MRS A. BALL and MRS. T. BATY, are invited to attend the Funeral of their beloved MOTHER, ISABELLA GOUNDRY: To move from the residence of Mrs. A. Turnbull, Union-street, Adamstown, THIS AFTERNOON, at half past 1o'clock, for Church of England, thence C.E. Cemetery, Sandgate. J. GRAY, Undertaker.
+ADAMSTOWN.
+DEATH.
+On Tuesday, Mrs. Goundry, who has been a resident of Adamstown for 40 years, passed away at the age of 69 years. She was the mother of Alderman Court, and had been in declining health for some years. During the past few months she resided with her daughter-in-law at the residence of Mrs. Turnbull, sen., in Union-street, and received every care and attention. Her funeral took place yesterday, and was attended by a large number of people and old residents of the township. The funeral service was performed by Rev. G. B. Stevenson of St. Stephen's Church. Mrs Goundry leaves two sons and two daughters.
 ====== Gough see Bradshaw  ======