ADAM John ADAM Lily AH TIE ALCOCK Margaret Mrs ALEXANDER Mrs ALLANSON Emma ALLANSON Leonard ALLANSON W H ALLEN John AUSTIN Albert AUSTIN Reg BAILEY Edward BAKER John Kellett BARNES Arthur BAXTER Eliza Mary BECK John BEER Wilson G J BELL Frank BELLEARS Annie BIRRELL John BISHOP Frederick B J BLACK Sarah BLACK William BLAIR C L BLEWITT William BLOXHAM Arthur BODE Leslie Lawrence L BOUCHIER Ellen Frances Mrs BRAIM Dorothy BRAIM Joseph Steele BRAIM Joseph (Reg.) BROUGHAM Mary BROUGHAM Patrick BROUGHTON John Archer BROWN John Dowling BUIST Elsie CAMERON Allan CAMERON Donald John CANTY Michael CAREW Edith Mary CAREW Ellen Ann CARNE Percy CARNE Thomas Broughton CASTLES Thomas CAVENAGH Mary Ann Mrs CHRISTOPHER Mrs CHUNG CHI Wu CLARK George CLYNE David COLLINS John COTTON E B CURTIS H DALY Ellen Mrs DANCKERT Mary Mrs DAVIES Jennie DAVIES Mr Snr DAY William DELMEGE Claude Hy Major DELMEGE Mabel Charlotte DENBY Joseph DENILIQUIN'S 'Big Fellow' DESAILLY G P DEVLIN Bridget Mrs DEVLIN James DILLON Frances Jane DILLON John DOEL Richard DONOVAN Bert DONOVAN John (1) DONOVAN John (2) DORWARD Margaret Elizabeth DOUGLAS Martha Mrs DOYLE Daniel DOYLE James DUNCAN Elizabeth DYSON Benjamin EAGLE Edward Bolton EDMUNDS Emily EDMUNDS Mrs J M ELLIOTT George ELLIOTT W ERNSTSEN Ernst ERNSTSEN Ellen Mrs EVANS Alice Maud EVANS Joseph George EVERITT Mrs FAIRBAIRN Jean FALKINER Elizabeth Mrs O R FALKINER Franc Sadleir FENNESSEY J FITZPATRICK Ellen T Mrs FOLEY Cornelius FORBES J FORDHAM A FOSTER E Rev FRANCIS Henry GALL Emma Mrs GALL William Dutton GERAGHTY Bridget Mrs GIBBONS Thomas Hill GIBSON John GIBSON William GILL Mary Mrs GIULIERI Giovanni GIULIERI Mary GOLLOP John GOLTERMANN Mary Mrs GRAHAM Edward Alfred GRAINGER E GRANT David GRASSIE James Campbell GREEN Edward Bern Drury GREEN Edward Bern Sam GREENLAND James GREENWELL Ann Eliza GRIFFITH S GULLIERI Mrs HALL Percy HALLIDAY William HAMILTON J B HARRISON Chas J HARRISON Fred HARRISON Miss HAY George S HAYES Charles Gilbert HENTY Herbert J HERIOT Annie Myrilma HICKEY P HIGH Samuel HODGKINS Elijah HODGKINS Elizabeth HODGKINS Henry HOLLAND J HOLMES Frederick Samuel HOLMES Henry Waterloo HOLTOM H V HOOPER William George HOOPER William Henry HORSBURGH John David HOWE John HUMPHREY Doreen Miss HUNTER Mrs JEFFERSON A B JEFFERSON Jessie JINKS William JOHNSTON Mrs J JONES A E JONES Caroline Lavinia F JONES David Griffith KEECH Alfred James KELLY John KEMP Elma KIDD Thomas KUM KIE Sammy KYNASTON J LANDALE Robert LANG Gideon S LAWRENCE Jane LAWSON Albert LAWSON Christina Bell LEE A LEE Henry LEE John LEETHAM Thomas LEETHAM W LESTER G LEWIS Jacky LILLEY Charles LLEWELLYN Arthur MACAULAY Alexander McBEAN Alexander McBEAN Lachlan McCULLOCH William Hon MACDONALD Alexander MACDONALD Daniel McDONNELL Alexander McGEE George McGUIRE Mary Mrs McKAY Hester McKEES Robert J MACKENZIE Samuel MACKINNON Godfrey B McLAURIN Family McLAURIN Alexander McLAURIN Alexander John McLAURIN Elsie McLAURIN James Snr McLEAN Lachlan McLEOD J McLEOD R A P MANN Myrtle MARKEY John MARSDEN Thomas Henry MARSHALL Sophia Jane MASON James Edward MATTHEWS C W MATTHEWS Stephen MATTHEWS William MAYGER Daisy Bartlett MAYGER Elizabeth MAYGER James Frederick MAYNARD Mary MERTZ Martin METCALFE Joshua MILLEAR Thomas MILLIDGE John MITCHELL John MITCHELL William MITCHELLHILL Peter MOHEKY Emily MOLTINE Catherine Ethel MOLTINE James MOLTINE James Robert MOODIE Alexander MOODIE Owen R MORRAN Frances Gilroy Mrs MORRIS Augustus MOSER Herman MUDIE James MUNRO Daniel NAUGHTON Edmund NESTROM Peter NESTROM Alice Mrs Peter NIXON Eliza NOYES Alfred W Finch Dr NOYES Fanny Stanley ODDY Hutton O’DONNELL Jack O'DWYER Bridget Mrs OFFICER Ernest OFFICER Mary Grace Mrs W OFFICER William O’GRADY Michael O'KEEFE Andrew O’NEILL N C O'ROURKE Edward PARKER Frederick Langloh PARKER Herbert Charles PARKER Maurice PEARSE Ann Mrs PEARSE Archibald PEARSE Asa PEARSE Mary Miss PEPPIN George PEPPIN George Hall PEPPIN & Sons PERRIGNON Theodore PITMAN J PITMAN William Edward POLLARD Henry PUMP Caroline PURCELL John QUICK Launcelot W RICKARD Mildred May RICKETSON Henry ROBERTSON Andrew ROBERTSON James ROBERTSON Thomas (1) ROBERTSON Thomas (2) ROSS Margaret ROSS Wilhemina Mrs RUNDLE Elizabeth Mrs RUTHERFORD John RYAN Mrs SALE J SAMPSON Ronald SHAW John SIMMONS Piatina Lucy SIMPSON Joseph SIMSON Isabella O Mrs SINGLETON Mrs SMITH Annie SMITH M J SMYTHE Patrick SPALDING Mary STEVENSON Frederick W STITT Hugh STUCKEY Peter STUDDERT Doris SYMONS J C TAIT Agnes Mrs TAPNER Sydney Edward TATTERSALL John TAYLOR John TAYLOR Jane Mrs THIES James THOMAS Ruby THOMPSON David Joseph TIPPING Ethel TIPPING Isabella TODD Thomas TOMKINS John Jnr TOMKINS John Snr TOMKINS John Walter TRIPP Alfred TROLLOPE Fred James A WAGNER John WALKER Christian WALKER Daniel WALLACE Jessie WALLACE Robert WEIR Joseph WHATLEY Ann WHATLEY Benjamin WHEELER James H WHITE William Gordon WILLIAMS Mary Ann Mrs WILLOUGHBY Charles WILSHIRE Mary Louisa Mrs WILSHIRE Muriel WILSON Joseph WONG HEE Ada WONG HEE James WOOLDRIDGE Kenric A WOOLDRIDGE Leonard C WRAGGE Thomas WRAGGE Thomas George WREN Erasmus "
Obituaries and Profiles Book 2
A collection of 318 profiles and obituaries collected from the local Deniliquin newspapers
(Pastoral Times and Deniliquin Chronicle), The Pastoral Review and Graziers' Record, Australia's Great River (by RM Younger), Early Pioneer Families of
Victoria and Riverina by Ernest Scott, University of Melbourne, Founders of Australia and their Descendants, Ricketson's Country by Murray Nutchey,
The Founders of Australia and their Descendants
Indexed with over 1500 names referenced within the stories.
An extract from Obituaries And Profiles 2 :
WU CHUNG CHI
Better Known Sammy Kum Kie
STORY OF SAMMY'S TOMBSTONE: Wu Chung Chi, better known as Sammy Kum Kie, former station cook and banker, lies buried in an unkempt, weedy grave at Deniliquin cemetery. His tombstone -- in eight broken pieces -- has been excavated in Spencer-st. railway goods yards. How Sammy missed this last honor - a tombstone inscribed in Chinese- can now be told.
Sammy Kum Kie worked on the sheep station of Falkiner and Sons, Boonoke, Conargo, near Deniliquin. He died on June 18 , 1943, aged 67, and was buried the following day. Mr. Charles Perrin, Deniliquin's funeral director, had to dig Sammy's grave. The grave-digger had been called up.
Mr. Perrin heard three years later from Sammy's daughter that a tombstone had been made for his grave and was being sent from Sydney.
The tombstone arrived in two parts and beyond repair. Mr. Perrin declined to take delivery and the tombstone stayed in a corner of the goods yard for 18 months. It was sent to Melbourne for disposal and the fragments were found last week by a railway-man.
Boonoke station bookkeeper (Mr. A. Peornitz) said yesterday: "It is a very sad story. All the blokes liked Sammy, I'll tell them about it. We'll have to see what we can do."
