*Completed*Henry MAWBEY: Death lookup in Victoria

[cando]

MAWBEY J S  departed Melbourne on the KUNAJIRI MARU and arrived in Sydney, NSW on 1 Mar 1920.  A cargo ship..Japanese crew and either three non Japanese passengers or crew including J S MAWBEY. 

Arrival in Sydney
http://www.rootschat.com/links/0bvp/

and departure for Japan
http://www.rootschat.com/links/0bvq/

Built as the APOLLO
http://www.teesbuiltships.co.uk/furnesswithy/apollo1896.htm

I notice that he calls himself Jack Stanford MAWBEY in the electoral roll.  If it is him he may have stayed in Sydney however there is a Jack MAWBEY in NSW but not your man.

Cando

[Philcandy]

Thanks very much for this intriguing additional information.

It occurred to me that some of the MAWBEYs may have served in World War II, and I have now found three of Dillon's four sons in the National Archives site, including the youngest one: Harry Clive MAWBEY who was born in 1922!

I really appreciate all your help with this; it has helped me to put together a really interesting and much more complete view of this family.

Kind regards

Phil Candy

[Philcandy]

MAWBEY J S  departed Melbourne on the KUNAJIRI MARU and arrived in Sydney, NSW on 1 Mar 1920.  A cargo ship..Japanese crew and either three non Japanese passengers or crew including J S MAWBEY. 

Arrival in Sydney
http://www.rootschat.com/links/0bvp/

and departure for Japan
http://www.rootschat.com/links/0bvq/

Built as the APOLLO
http://www.teesbuiltships.co.uk/furnesswithy/apollo1896.htm

I notice that he calls himself Jack Stanford MAWBEY in the electoral roll.  If it is him he may have stayed in Sydney however there is a Jack MAWBEY in NSW but not your man.

Cando

Cando

Just this morning I came across a 1925 obituary for J S MAWBEY's father, which ends with these words: "Mr. Mawbey leaves a wife, two sons, and two daughters. One of the sons is Mr. John Mawbey, who- was a noted amateur cross-country rider a few yearsFix this text ago, and is now in the Indian horse trade."

So perhaps Jack was overseas a lot of the time; indeed, he may have died in India.

Kind regards

Phil

[cando]

1919
McCracken Street Kensington
different house numbers listed
Frances Hannah MAWBEY @ no 6 home duties
Henry MAWBEY @ no 2 auctioneer
Jack Stanford MAWBEY @ no 2 horse exporter

I wonder if Jack continued in the stock and station trade in Aus.  MAWBEY name prominent at the Newmarket saleyards well after Henry's death.

Cheers
Cando

[Raylen]

Just this morning I came across a 1925 obituary for J S MAWBEY's father, which ends with these words: "Mr. Mawbey leaves a wife, two sons, and two daughters. One of the sons is Mr. John Mawbey, who- was a noted amateur cross-country rider a few yearsFix this text ago, and is now in the Indian horse trade."

So perhaps Jack was overseas a lot of the time; indeed, he may have died in India.

Kind regards Phil

Bingo!!   


John Stanton MAWBEY
Gender:    Male
Burial Date:    27 Dec 1927
Burial Place:    Calcutta, Bengal, India
Death Date:    26 Dec 1927
Death Place:     Age:    49
Birth Date:    1878
Birthplace:    
Occupation:    
Race:    
Marital Status:    Unknown


Name:    Adele MAWBEY
Gender:    Female
Burial Date:    22 Dec 1940
Burial Place:    Arogyavaram, Madras, India
Death Date:    21 Dec 1940
Death Place:     Age:    56
Birth Date:    1884
Birthplace:    
Occupation:


http://www.rootschat.com/links/0bwd/


Raylen

[Philcandy]

This is extraordinary; many thanks for persisting with this inquiry, and congratulations for making this wonderful discovery.

I can now complete this particular family with the deaths of this couple; thank you so much for an inspried bit of detective work.

Kind regards

Phil

[BLEG]

Hello Phil,
Jack had a son William recently deceased
Can you please contact me off list via the web site
below as I am looking for the living relatives of
the late Jack Mawbey
Thanks
BLEG
www.lostkin.co.nz