William G. W. Hearn (1886) born Northam, Devon, England

[tapperglo]

The above, is seen returning from Australia in 1923, but I cannot find a journey out.  He married when he returned, and then I believe he returned to Australia but again, have no evidence of this.  Any help from across the pond would be much appreciated.

[chempat]

Which censuses have you found him in, in England, to see if it helps with dates?

[rosie99]

Still in Northam in 1901, not with family in 1911
1901 - RG13/2163 f72 p17

[chempat]

Him, for other names:

William George Wills Hearn
Died age 69 in  Western Australia in 1955
Registered at East Coolgardie, Western Australia

[rosie99]

He returned to Fremantle in 7 Feb 1925 on Oronsay. from Cross Street, Northam

There is a Wm Hearn occ Miner going to Fremantle 3 Feb 1911 on the Otway - no age or other information

[tapperglo]

Thanks all, I believe he was a pianoforte person.  I am pretty certain he died in Australia, so I am assuming that there is possibly a death record there.  G stands for George btw, and the W, I believe is Wills.  Its a little unclear, a couple of versions on the W.

[tapperglo]

Thank you Chempat. 

[tapperglo]

Thank you Rose.  Was there possibly a Mary travelling with him.  He married a Mary Smale, a little before this.

[rosie99]

Thanks all, I believe he was a pianoforte person.

When he returned in 1925 as W G H Hearn he was described as a Farmer - that was the record with the Northam address

Which record are you expecting his wife to be with him on