| Name |
Paul BUSHELL |
| Born |
22 Apr 1832 |
Wilberforce, New South Wales, Australia  [1] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Died |
10 Jan 1911 |
Windsor, Queensland, Australia (Brisbane) [2, 3, 4] |
- The Sydney Morning Herald, Saturday 14 January 1911, page 24
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article15218182
BUSHELL. - January 10, 1911, at his residence, Wilberforce, Paul Bushell, in his, 79th year (heart failure) .
|
| Buried |
11 Jan 1911 |
Wilberforce, New South Wales, Australia [3, 5] |
- Paul Bushell
Died: 10th January 1911
Age: 78 years
Cemetery: Wilberforce Cemetery, Wilberforce
Location: right section, row 22 plot 1
|
| Obituary |
14 Jan 1911 |
Windsor, New South Wales, Australia [6] |
- Windsor and Richmond Gazette, Saturday 14 January 1911,
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article85947504
Another old Hawkesbury native, Mr Paul Bushell, of Wilberforce, passed away on Monday at the age of 78 years and 8 months. Deceased was born at Wilberforce, and lived all his life in the house where he died, where all his brothers and sisters were also born. The only surviving members of the family are Miss Isabella Bushell, of 'Braemar,' Windsor, and Miss Ellen Bushell, of Wilberforce, who are sisters of the deceased. The late Paul Bushell married twice. His first wife was Miss Cora Beeoroft, who bore him three children. The eldest daughter married the late Benjamin Dunstan, junr. ; another daughter is Mrs Colwell, of Balmain ; and Mr Palmer Bushell, of Wilberforce, is the youngest child of the first marriage. His second wife was Miss Eliza Cobcroft, sister of Mr S. Cobcroft, of Wilberforce, who still survives. Her family are George (employed in the Fresh Food and Ice Company), Beatrice, Jessie (Mrs Dunstan, whose husband is dead), Marshall and Nelson. The late Paul Bushell was a fine type of Hawkes bury native, and an extremely kind hearted man, being averse at all times to wound the feelings of any person. He followed farm ing pursuits, and was a prominent man in the early day sports of the district. Though he had not been feeling well for some time, he did not lay up till the day before his death, having then had a bad turn. He was bright and apparently strong that after noon. Next morning he woke at about a quarter to five and took his medicine. At five o'clock his wife found that he was dead. The burial took place at St. John's cemetery, Wilberforce, on Wednesday morning. Rev. W. S. Newton, M.A., conducted the burial service, and Mr J. W. Chandler carried out the funeral arrangements. The funeral was a very large one. The pall-bearers were Mesrs. R. Turnbull, E. T. Bowd, B. Hibbert, A. Buttsworth, J. Lamond, and A. Stephens.
|
| Probate |
06 Nov 1925 |
Windsor, New South Wales, Australia [7] |
- Windsor and Richmond Gazette, Friday 6 November 1925, page 13
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article85903836
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales
PROBATE JURISDICTION IN THE ESTATE of PAUL BUSHELL
late of Wilberforce in the State of New South Wales Farmer deceased intestate.
APPLICATION will be made after fourteen days from the publication hereof that Administration of the Estate of the above named deceased left unadministered by Eliza Bushell and Albert Palmer Bushell (both deceased) may be granted to GEORGE PAUL BUSHEL of Glebe laborer and HORATIO NELSON BUSHELL of Dural laborer two of the sons of the said deceased AND all notices may be served at the Offices of the undersigned AND all persons having claims against the Estate of the said deceased are hereby required to forward the same to the undersigned within the said fourteen days.
JOHN J. PAINE AND CO., Proctors for the Applicants,
Windsor.
And at B.M.A. Building, 32 Elizabeth-street, Sydney.
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| Person ID |
I19569 |
Rossow-Beitzel |
| Last Modified |
5 Dec 2017 |
1832 - 1911 (78 years)
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