Mary Robb and George Thomas Green South Australia

[sparrett]

Here, for your interest, is a short obituaryfor the second husband of Jessie nee GOUDIE, Alfred Martin EVERUSS
http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/46639863
 
Barrier Miner  Tuesday 2 February 1932

Sue

[sparrett]

So, it looks as if your great grandfather's half brother died in South Australia..

http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/49244448

Death Notice for Walter Hector GREEN who died in South Australia in 1952

DEATHS 
GREEN. - On May 16, at his late residence, Briens Road, Northfield, Walter Hector, 
beloved husband of Hilda Agnes Green, loving father of (name) and (name) ........... Aged 51 years.


FUNERAL NOTICE
 
GREEN. - The FRIENDS of the late Mr. WALTER   HECTOR GREEN, are respectfully informed that his remains were interred in the Dudley Park Cemetery on May 19, at 2 p.m.

Barrier Miner  Tuesday 20 May 1952

Sue

[cando]

Here, for your interest, is a short obituaryfor the second husband of Jessie nee GOUDIE, Alfred Martin EVERUSS
http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/46639863
 
Barrier Miner  Tuesday 2 February 1932

Sue

There is a headstone in the Broken Hill Cemetery for Alfred M.

Cando

[cando]

FUNERAL NOTICE
 
GREEN. - The FRIENDS of the late Mr. WALTER   HECTOR GREEN, are respectfully informed that his remains were interred in the Dudley Park Cemetery on May 19, at 2 p.m.

There is a headstone.
GREEN
WALTER H 1952 AGE 51, HUSBAND OF HILDA

Walter H, 39 years and his son Walter G in a car accident in 1939
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article74427394

Cando

[sremmus]

Both of my grandparents had the birth name Green and so Nan did not have to change her last name upon marriage. There are several George Thomas Green's in my grandmothers side of the family originating in South Australia and passing in Broken Hill. Yes, a family member did die in a mining accident in the early 1900's. The previous family historian has made a mess of collecting information sadly. I have asked some of the very elderly family members and they do not remember being told that George Thomas remarried.

[majm]

NSW Electoral Roll 1903 BARRIER polling at Alma  (it is a local name for a section of Broken Hill) 
George Thomas GREEN of Wilson Street, miner
Jessie GREEN, of Wilson Street,  domestic duties

Cheers,  JM

[Dundee]

Mary gave birth to a child 12 months prior to her marriage to George but no father is listed. I have been told by family that she raised the child with George.

Clearly this is not true.

1888   ROBB Mary
Father -NULL (=not listed)
Mother- Mary ROBB
At Port Adelaide

 Sue

BIRTH DATE was 28 Oct 1888
PtA / 426/326

This infant died at Birkenhead
Mary ROBB
Date 12 Nov 1888 aged 2w
Mother was Mary ROBB
PtA  / 174/319

Essie

This of course is the death of your great grandfather.

27107/1962  GREEN George Edward
GEORGE Thomas & Mary
At BROKEN HILL

Some In Memoriam placed in the Broken Hill for George  Thomas GREEN
were inserted by sons Walter and George, so it would seem that the two were in the same district from an early age.

http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/45030485
23 May 1908 death of Geo Thomas Green from sons George and Walter
"Barrier Miner"

Sue

I have asked some of the very elderly family members and they do not remember being told that George Thomas remarried.

So these relatives have no knowledge or recollection of Walter who was the son of the George Thomas GREEN who died in 1908?

Debra 

[cando]

I am puzzled and confused

You stated that George Thomas GREEN and Mary ROBB are your ancestors and we have assisted with much information about them.

However you now say The previous family historian has made a mess of collecting information so how do you know the very elderly family members' information is correct.

It would help us to help you if you would PLEASE post the names of your GREEN grandparents and in which state they married and we could progress from there
. 
You should always research backwards from what you know to be correct. Surely you must know the names of your grandparents.

I can see two GREEN/GREEN marriages in South Australia and two in Broken Hill.

Cando

[majm]

NSW ER 1913 STUART polling at Patton Street   (so this is also Broken Hill)

Alfred Martin EVERUSS, Wilson Street, labourer
Jessie EVERUSS, Wilson Street, domestic duties

Yes,  I too am becoming confuddled. 

Cheers,  JM