Yes, that fits in with the information I have found.
I also found the obituary for Elizabeth's mother: OBITUARY.
The death took place on Tuesday last
at her daughter's residence in Fergus-
son's Lane, of Mrs. Christina Drew,
at the great age of 90 years, the cause
of death being senile decay. The de-
ceased lady had been living in the Ba-
thurst district for the past 30 or 40
years, and she came up to her daugh-
ter's residence (Mrs. D. Evans), at
Micketymulga, in the hopes that her
health would improve, and later on
she was brought into town so as to be
near her medical adviser, and despite
every care and attention she passed
away as stated. The late Mrs. Drew
was a native of Dublin (Ireland), and
came to this country with her parents
when quite a young girl. She was mar-
ried three times, her first husband be-
ing Mr. John Moss, whom she married
in Sydney. Afterwards she was wed-
ded to Mr. Edward Ryan, at Ba-
thurst, her third husband being Mr.
Henry Drew, who also pre-deceascd her.
She is survived by three daughters and
one son, the former being Mrs. D.
Evans (Micketymulga), Mrs. Potter
(Condobolin), and Mrs. J. Mitchett
(Cowra), the son being Mr. Charles
Drew, of Cowra. After a short service
at St. Patrick's Church, the remains
were interred in the R.C. portion of
the Wellington cemetery yesterday af-
ternoon, the services at the graveside
being read by the Rev. Mons. Long.
The funeral arrangements were carried
out by Mr. C. J. Shakespeare.
