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Like Ros, I too am a tad concerned about William, as I can see that the chap involved in that mining accident had either four or five children as per the newspaper cutting.
But getting onto Isabella, I can see Isabella Glasgow WEBSTER, birth registration INDEXED as
Father: William WEBSTER
Mother: Anne GLASGOW
Birth registered at Sandhurst Victoria AUSTRALIA (present day Bendigo, Vic Au)
Registered in 1867
Registration No. 10750
From Victoria Resources Board at RChat
Vic BDMs are very informative …. And will include details about BOTH parents (including when and where married), and the maiden name for the baby's mum is part of that info, so it is likely that GLASGOW was Ann's birth surname
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,373754.0.html Births
Date and place of birth;
name of child and whether present or not;
name of parents (including mother's maiden name);
occupation of parents;
ages and birthplace of parents;
date and place of marriage of parents;
previous children of their marriage noting living or deceased;
signature, description and address of the person who gave the information;
names of witnesses;
date and place of registation.
To support this, the online INDEX has Ann WEBSTER’s death indexed as Ann WEBSTER, at Bendigo, Victoria at age 67. Her recorded parents given as Wm GLASGOW and Janet THOMSON. Registration no. 556. From the link above, Victoria’s DEATH cert are also very informative.
Re the 1868 death of a William WEBSTER at Bendigo. I am concerned that this is NOT your chap, as you have Isabella likely being an only child. The online INDEX has a William WEBSTER as aged 30, reference #9327, parents details are NOT displayed on that index, suggesting to me there was an Inquest and the coroner was the informant, and perhaps the family history section is not giving up as many pieces of information as we would expect.
http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/87893180 Fatal Accident Bendigo Advertiser 7 Jan 1868 …..
“The deceased have both left wives and families, one five children, the other four, to mourn their loss."
There is information about William Webster’s funeral in the Bendigo Advertiser 9 January 1868.
http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/87893238 Inquest Bendigo Advertister 9 Jan 1868
http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/87893245Collection Bendigo Advertiser 17 Jan 1868
http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/87893432 I will ask for this thread to be moved to the Australian Board, where it should catch the eyes of lots of Aussie RChatters.
Cheers, JM