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--- iw:register:t [2022/05/17 16:31] – [Tuxworth Ellen (Colley)] Murray Baker
+++ iw:register:t [2022/05/17 16:35] (current) – [Tyter Agnes (Tomlinson/Thompson)] Murray Baker
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   - //(f)// Alice F Tuxworth b. 1902 St Peters (Ernest R R Evans 1926)
   - //(f)// Freda F Tuxworth b. 1904 Wollongong
-TUXWORTH.— On the 21st September, at her mother's residence, 16 Moubray-street, Albert Park, the wife of G. B. Tuxworth of a son. Both doing well. //Leader (Melbourne, Vic. : 1862 - 1918)// **Saturday 7 October 1899** p 42
+<blockquote>TUXWORTH.— On the 21st September, at her mother's residence, 16 Moubray-street, Albert Park, the wife of G. B. Tuxworth of a son. Both doing well. <cite>//Leader (Melbourne, Vic. : 1862 - 1918)// **Saturday 7 October 1899** p 42</cite></blockquote>
 Living Woonona 1903 Electoral Roll Domestic Duties
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   - //(m)// James Tweedie b. 1846 Dapto
   - //(m)// Frederick Tweedie/Godfrey b. 1849 Dapto CofE Dapto: Wollongong V18491262 34A/1849
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   - //(m)// Robert Tweedie b. 1851 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong d. 1941
   - //(m)// John Richard Tweedie b. 1852 Dapto
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   - //(m)// Archibald Graham Tynan b. 1902 Wollongong 28010/1902 d. 1976
   - //(m)// Patrick J Tynan b. 1904 Wollongong 28507/1904
-TYNAN-GRAHAM.-October 9, at St. Michael's, C. E., Wollongong, by the Rev. T. C. Ewing, Marcus, youngest son of John Tynan, Ballarat, to Kate, fourth daughter of Archibald Graham, Wollongong. //The Sydney Morning Herald// **17 October 1882**
+<blockquote>TYNAN-GRAHAM.-October 9, at St. Michael's, C. E., Wollongong, by the Rev. T. C. Ewing, Marcus, youngest son of John Tynan, Ballarat, to Kate, fourth daughter of Archibald Graham, Wollongong. <cite>//The Sydney Morning Herald// **17 October 1882**</cite></blockquote>
-TYNAN.-January 23, at her residence, Crown-street, Wollongong, the wife of Marcus Tynan, of a daughter. //The Sydney Morning Herald// **29 January 1887**
+<blockquote>TYNAN.-January 23, at her residence, Crown-street, Wollongong, the wife of Marcus Tynan, of a daughter. <cite>//The Sydney Morning Herald// **29 January 1887**</cite></blockquote>
-TYNAN.- September 21, at her residence, Crown-street, Wollongong, the wife of Marcus Tynan, of a son //The Sydney Morning Herald// **23 September 1891**
+<blockquote>TYNAN.- September 21, at her residence, Crown-street, Wollongong, the wife of Marcus Tynan, of a son <cite>//The Sydney Morning Herald// **23 September 1891**</cite></blockquote>
-TYNAN –August 11 at her residence 105 Chandos-street Haberfield Catherine, the beloved wife of Marcus Tynan late of Wollongong. //The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)// **Tuesday 12 August 1919** p 6
+<blockquote>TYNAN –August 11 at her residence 105 Chandos-street Haberfield Catherine, the beloved wife of Marcus Tynan late of Wollongong. <cite>//The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)// **Tuesday 12 August 1919** p 6</cite></blockquote>
 Living Crown St Wollongong 1903 Electoral Roll Domestic Duties
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   - //(f)// Olive M Tyne b. 1907 Helensburgh
   - //(m)// John M Tyne b. 1910 Helensburgh
-Another old resident, practically a native, died on Tuesday, Mrs. Elizabeth Tyne, wife of Mr. Ted Tyne, and daughter of Mrs. Nurse Dowson, aged 39 years. She leaves four children, three of whom are small. She will be buried to-day at Helensburgh. Poor "Teddy” //South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954)// **Friday 12 March 1920** p 9
+<blockquote>Another old resident, practically a native, died on Tuesday, Mrs. Elizabeth Tyne, wife of Mr. Ted Tyne, and daughter of Mrs. Nurse Dowson, aged 39 years. She leaves four children, three of whom are small. She will be buried to-day at Helensburgh. Poor "Teddy” <cite>//South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954)// **Friday 12 March 1920** p 9</cite></blockquote>
 Living Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties Husband a miner
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 Husband a telegraph office worker and post master
-OBITUARY .- On Friday, May 27, Mrs. Agnes Tyter, the wife of our esteemed postmaster, passed over to the great majority. She was buried on the Sunday. Notwithstanding the heavy rains some 200 people followed the remains to the grave. //Australian Town and Country Journal (Sydney, NSW : 1870 - 1907)// **Saturday 11 June 1887** p 16
+<blockquote>OBITUARY .- On Friday, May 27, Mrs. Agnes Tyter, the wife of our esteemed postmaster, passed over to the great majority. She was buried on the Sunday. Notwithstanding the heavy rains some 200 people followed the remains to the grave. <cite>//Australian Town and Country Journal (Sydney, NSW : 1870 - 1907)// **Saturday 11 June 1887** p 16</cite></blockquote>
 b. abt 1846 d. 27/5/1887 Kiama
-TYLER.—On Friday May 27 at her residence, Post and Telegraph Office, Kiama, AGNES, the beloved wife of John Francis Tyler, aged 41 years. //The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947)// **Tuesday 31 May 1887** p 2
+<blockquote>TYLER.—On Friday May 27 at her residence, Post and Telegraph Office, Kiama, AGNES, the beloved wife of John Francis Tyler, aged 41 years. <cite>//The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947)// **Tuesday 31 May 1887** p 2</cite></blockquote>
-The funeral of the late Mrs. Agnes Tyter took place on Sunday last, and, though the weather was wet and he roads muddy, was attended by a large procession of sympathising friends. The funeral rites wore performed by the Rev. Father Sayers and McCormack, a tribute of respect and esteem being paid by the Kiama Brass Band, who at the grave played the Death March in "Saul," followed (as the coffin was being lowered) by "'Safe in the Arms of Jesus" and (as it was covered) " Sweet By and Bye." The deceased lady was 41 years of age, and for over 20 years had assisted her husband (our respected postmaster) in his official duties with efficiency and public satisfaction.
+<blockquote>The funeral of the late Mrs. Agnes Tyter took place on Sunday last, and, though the weather was wet and he roads muddy, was attended by a large procession of sympathising friends. The funeral rites wore performed by the Rev. Father Sayers and McCormack, a tribute of respect and esteem being paid by the Kiama Brass Band, who at the grave played the Death March in "Saul," followed (as the coffin was being lowered) by "'Safe in the Arms of Jesus" and (as it was covered) " Sweet By and Bye." The deceased lady was 41 years of age, and for over 20 years had assisted her husband (our respected postmaster) in his official duties with efficiency and public satisfaction.
-Her health had been long declining, and its restoration appeared to be beyond the power of medical skill. Her husband and six children (the oldest of whom is over twenty) survive her, four having at various times been buried close to the grave now occupied by her remains. Itwill be remembered that Mr. Tyter's mother died about six months ago. Thus doubly bereaved, he and his family have our heartfelt sympathy and that of a large circle of friends and acquaintances. //Kiama Reporter (NSW : 1886 - 1887)// **Wednesday 1 June 1887** p 2
+Her health had been long declining, and its restoration appeared to be beyond the power of medical skill. Her husband and six children (the oldest of whom is over twenty) survive her, four having at various times been buried close to the grave now occupied by her remains. Itwill be remembered that Mr. Tyter's mother died about six months ago. Thus doubly bereaved, he and his family have our heartfelt sympathy and that of a large circle of friends and acquaintances. <cite>//Kiama Reporter (NSW : 1886 - 1887)// **Wednesday 1 June 1887** p 2</cite></blockquote>
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