GARDAM Robert - KING Maud Tasmania Marriage look up

[suemartin]

thanks Cando and I think you are right about the births... ok well its to the certs I go....
thankyou again...

[cando]

Deaths

GARDAM Beryl  [b.c1923]
Father Gardam Robert John  Mother Maude KING
At Berwick  19 years  1942  Reg#1645

GARDAM Winifred Ida
Father Robert John  Mother Maud KING
At Heidelberg  60 years  1974  Reg#30039

ROBSON Joan Dorothy  [b. c1927]
Father Gardam Robert  Mother Maude
At Dandenong  53 years  1980  Reg#01175

Cando

[cando]

Marriages to 1942 in Victoria

GARDAM Evelyn
MEIERS Burnett Henry
1935  Reg#363

GARDAM Winifred Ida
GARDAM Roy Thomas
1936  Reg#470

GARDAM Quentin Stephen
FITZGERALD Theresa Anne
1938  Reg#10088

Cando

[suemartin]

KING Thomas Henry
Father King Thomas Henry  Mother Louisa  MASON
At Heidelberg  81 years  1944  Reg#11352

this guy is a possibility ill look up ancestry england files... thanks

[sparrett]

The THOMAS HENRY KING who died in Heidleberg is interred at Fawkner.
Date 27/10/1944

The information does not tell us much


Fawkner Memorial Park wishes to advise that the location of the cremated remains of the late Thomas Henry King aged 81 are not listed in the database.


You might get  more information  from a manual search of the archives (a small fee applies). Email enquiryATfcmp.com.au



Sue

[suemartin]

Thanks Sue I have made the inquiry...its a long shot but it wouod be great if it was him thanks

[judb]

Looks like it's not him.

According to The Argus, the Thomas Henry KING who died in Heidelberg 1944 lived in Clunes, wife Ellen and sons Thomas and Frederick.

 

Judith

[suemartin]

Bummer... Just heard back from the cemetery and they couldnt help me no other info... ok I think he may have died in India just have a hunch.  I am going to get Ada Kings death cert that may help. Stay tuned...
thanks

[sparrett]

Hi Sue,
Good on you for following up on leads.

The chatters sometimes find, disappointingly, that suggestions, directions ideas and purchases made by those trying to help are never pursued.

The way to clear outcomes and strong conclusions  lies in persistent digging and delving!

Sue