Margaret Gladys Harmer1
F, #5, b. 19 November 1897, d. 30 May 1971
 Margaret Gladys Bassett nee Harmer 1897-1971 |
| Father | Harry Thomas Harmer2 b. 18 Oct 1873, d. 17 Oct 1941 |
| Mother | Sarah Margaret Pike3 b. 14 Nov 1873, d. Jul 1958 |
| Relationship | Grandmother of Keith Graham Bassett |
| Charts | Ancestors of Keith Graham Bassett |
| Last Edited | 23 Apr 2021 |
| Birth* | 19 November 1897 | Trundle, NSW, Australia; Name: Margaret Gladys Harmer Sex of Child: Female Date of Birth: 19/11/1897 Place of Birth: Trundle, district of Parkes NSW Father: Harry Thomas Harmer Occupation: Farmer Birthplace: Chetwynd Victoria Age: 23 Date of Marriage: 26/5/1897 Place of Marriage: Parkes NSW Mother: Sarah Margaret Pike Birthplace: Burrowa NSW Age: 23 Previous Issue: None Informant: H V Harmer, Father, Trundle Present at birth: H Oswin Johnson, Mrs Comley4 |
| Photo* | circa 1904 | Trundle, NSW, Australia5 Arthur, James, Ethel and Gladys Harmer |
| Photo* | 1911 | Trundle, NSW, Australia;Principal=Dorothy May Harmer6 Margaret Gladys Harmer with sister Dorothy |
| Marriage* | 16 August 1920 | St Georges Church, Parkes, NSW, Australia; Groom: Fonzoy Carrol Bassett Status: Bachelor Place of Birth: Condobolin Occupation: Carpenter Age: 22 Usual Residence: Condobolin Father: Alfred Bassett Occupation: Farmer Mother: Emma Theresa Whiley Bride: Margaret Gladys Harmer Status: Spinster Place of Birth: Trundle Occupation: Home Duties Age: 22 Usual Residence: Trundle Father: Harry Thomas Harmer Occupation: Drover Mother: Margaret Sarah Pike Date of Marriage: 25th August 1920 Place of Marriage: St Georges Church, Parkes NSW Religion: Church of England Witnesses: E J O'Bryan, J M Harmer Minister: ;Groom=Fonzey Carrol Bassett7  Fonzey Carrol Bassett & Margaret Gladys Harmer |
| Married Name | 19 August 1920 | Bassett |
| Residence* | 1923 | Gobondry Street, Trundle, NSW, Australia; ;Principal=Fonzey Carrol Bassett6  House where Clement Bruce Bassett was born |
| Photo | circa 1925 | Trundle, NSW, Australia; 5  Isabel, Bert, Gladys and Bruce Bassett |
| Electoral Roll | 1930 | "Evergreen", Fairholme near Condobolin, NSW, Australia; Bassett, Fonzey Carroll, Evergreen, Fairholme, grazier Bassett, Margaret Gladys, Evergreen, Fairholme, home duties ;Principal=Fonzey Carrol Bassett8  "Evergreen" - Moonbia Parish Map  "Evergreen" - Google Map |
| Electoral Roll | 1936 | Orange Street, Condobolin, NSW, Australia; Bassett, Fonzey Carroll, Orange Street, Condobolin Bassett, Margaret Gladys, Orange Street, home duties;Principal=Fonzey Carrol Bassett8 |
| Electoral Roll* | 1936 | Orange Street, Condobolin, NSW, Australia8 |
| Death of Father | 17 October 1941 | Ashford, Trundle, NSW, Australia; Name: Harry Thomas Harmer Date of Death: 17 Oct 1941 Place of Death: Ashford, Trundle Occupation: Selector Sex: Male Age: 63 years Conjugal Status: Place of Birth: Casterton VIC Time in Aust Colonies: Father: James Harmer Occupation: Butcher Mother: Ann Williams Place of Marriage: Parkes NSW Age at Marriage: 23 Name of Spouse: Sarah Margaret Pike Children of Marriage: Margaret G 43, James W 42, Ethel A 39, Ivan L 32, Dorothy M 30, Mary K 27, Francis M 24 living, 2 males deceased Informant: A J F Pike, nephew, Gobondery Street, Trundle Cause of Death: 1. myocardial failure 2. coronary occlusion, 3. coronary sclerosis Length of Illness: 1. 2 1/2 2, 4 days Medical Attendant: Ronald R Lockley Date Last Seen: 16 Oct 1941 Date of Burial: 18 Oct 1941 Place of Burial: Church of England Cemetery Trundle Minister & Religion: H Randall, Church of England Undertaker: Allan Block Witnesses: A J Pike;Principal=Harry Thomas Harmer9 |
| Electoral Roll* | 1943 | Bathurst Street, Condobolin, NSW, Australia; Bassett, Fonzey Carroll, Bathurst Street Bassett, Margaret Gladys, Bathurst Street, home duties;Principal=Fonzey Carrol Bassett8  Bathurst Street, Condobolin |
| News-Arct* | 21 August 1947 | "The Lachlander", Condobolin, NSW, Australia; FAREWELL SOCIAL Presentations to Mrs. Foy Bassett Whilst Mrs. F. C. Bassett was visiting Condobolin for a few days at the week-end, prior to settling at Strathfield, the opportunity was taken of bidding her farewell. Members of the Church of England Ladies Guild and the Ambulance Auxiliary assembled at the Rectory after Church on Sunday night. On the arrival of the guest of honour she was presented with a very pretty shoulder spray, and music was enjoyed until supper time. Rev. Barratt then mentioned that the Church and the Ambulance Auxiliary had combined to give this little farewell gathering to Mrs. Bassett, who had been a very staunch worker for these two bodies, and they were very sorry to be losing her. Such people as Mrs. Bassett are very hard to replace. Mrs Ken Willis mentioned how much Mrs Bassett would be missed and wished her everything of the very best for the future. Mrs H. Clemson endorsed the previous remarks. She had known Mrs. Bassett a long time and had worked with her both in the Ambulance, and the Guild and she wished Mrs Bassett had been remaining to assist with the Flower Show next month. They were very sorry to lose her and she trusted Mrs Bassett would be happy In her Sydney home. Superintendent Lawler was pleased to have the opportunity of expressing to Mrs Bassett the appreciation of the Ambulance Committee for the work that the Auxiliary had performed with Mrs Bassett as president. At the time when the Ambulance were sorely in need of help, Mrs Bassett had given her services and undertook to be the first president of the Auxiliary. During the three years with Mrs Bassett as president, the Auxiliary had done wonderful work. The Ladies had given the Service its second ambulance waggon when it was badly needed, and he could say just how much the Committee appreciated all the help of the Auxiliary. In conclusion he wished Mrs Bassett all the best in the future. Miss Eileen Cooney added a few, words of appreciation of the services of Mrs Bassett. She had had the opportunity of knowing the great amount of work Mrs. Bassett had done for the Auxiliary, and a lot of it had been done in such a quiet way that everyone's attention would not be drawn to just how much work Mrs Bassett really did. She was sorry Mrs Bassett was leaving Condobolin and wished her all the happiness possible, and good health in Sydney. Mr. Raffin spoke on behalf of the Ambulance Committee and emphasised the splendid work done by Mrs. Bassett during the initial movement of the Ambulance, in Condobolin. He could endorse all the previous speakers had said and on behalf of the Committee expressed appreciation of the work done by both Mr and Mrs Bassett and wished, them every happiness and joy in the future. Mrs. Barratt then, presented to Mrs. Bassett a very pretty dish, on behalf of the members of the Church of England Ladies Guild in appreciation of her services, together with good wishes for the future. Mrs. Raffin the newly elected president of the Auxiliary, spoke of how much that organisation would miss Mrs Bassett and all the work she did Mrs. Raffin felt sure she would not be able to do half the work Mrs. Bassett had done in her capacity of president. She had pleasure in presenting to Mrs Bassett a lovely navy handbag, as a small token of appreciation from the members of the Auxiliary and a memento of her assocations with them. Mrs Bassett briefly responded, thanking everyone very much indeed for the beautiful gifts and the nice things said of her. She was sure that anyone else would have done just as much as she had done and concluded by thanking them once again. The singing of "For She's A Jolly Good Fellow" brought a happy evening to a close. 10 |
| Electoral Roll | 1949 | 67 Wallis Avenue, Strathfield, NSW, Australia; Bassett, Fonzey Carrol, 67 Wallis avenue, builder Bassett, Margaret Gladys, 67 Wallis avenue, home duties;Principal=Fonzey Carrol Bassett8 |
| Electoral Roll | 1954 | 18 Algernon Street, Oatley, NSW, Australia; Bassett, Fonzey Carrol, 18 Algernon street, builder Bassett, Margaret Gladys, 18 Algernon street, home duties Bassett, Edna Ivy, 18 Algernon street, teacher;Principal=Fonzey Carrol Bassett8 |
| Electoral Roll | 1958 | 18 Algernon Street, Oatley, NSW, Australia; Bassett, Fonzey Carrol, 18 Algernon street, builder Bassett, Margaret Gladys, 18 Algernon street, home duties;Principal=Fonzey Carrol Bassett8 |
| Death of Mother | July 1958 | "Gillenbine", Trundle, NSW, Australia; Name: Sarah Margaret Harmer Date of Death: Not stated Place of Death: "Gillenbine" Trundle NSW Occupation: Home duties Sex: Female Age: 83 Conjugal Status: Place of Birth: Boorowa Time in Aust Colonies: Father: James Augustus Pike Occupation: Grazier Mother: Margaret McCabe Place of Marriage: Parkes NSW Age at Marriage: 22 Name of Spouse: Harry Thomas Harmer Children of Marriage: Gladys M 62, James W 59, Harry J (deceased), Ethel A 55, Harold L (deceased), Ivan L 49, Dorothy M 46, Mary K 43, Francis M 41 Informant: F M Grellman, daughter, "Gillenbine" Trundle Cause of Death: 1. Coronary occlusion 2. Coronary sclerosis Length of Illness: 1. few minutes Medical Attendant: James T Ward Date Last Seen: Date of Burial: 15 Jul 1958 Place of Burial: Church of England Cemetery Trundle Minister & Religion: G W Trudgen, Church of England Undertaker: Witnesses:;Principal=Sarah Margaret Pike11,12 |
| Electoral Roll | 1963 | 18 Algernon Street, Oatley, NSW, Australia; Bassett, Fonzey Carrol, 18 Algernon street, builder Bassett, Margaret Gladys, 18 Algernon street, home duties;Principal=Fonzey Carrol Bassett8 |
| Electoral Roll | 1968 | 18 Algernon Street, Oatley, NSW, Australia; Bassett, Fonzey Carrol, 18 Algernon street, builder Bassett, Margaret Gladys, 18 Algernon street, home duties;Principal=Fonzey Carrol Bassett8 |
| Death* | 30 May 1971 | Wadelyn Convalescent Hospital, Hurstville, NSW, Australia; Name: Margaret Gladys Bassett Date of Death: 30 May 1971 Place of Death: Wadelyn Convalescent Hospital); usual residence 18 Algernon Street Oatley Occupation: Sex: Female Age: 73 Conjugal Status: Place of Birth: Trundle NSW Time in Aust Colonies: Father: Harold Thomas Harmer Occupation: Drover Mother: Sarah Margaret Pike Place of Marriage: Parkes NSW Age at Marriage: 21 Name of Spouse: Fonzey Cavoll Bassett Children of Marriage: Children Isabel 51, Abert (deceased), Bruce 47, Jean 44 and Edna 40 Informant: F C Bassett, Widower, 18 Algernon St, Oatley Cause of Death: Coronary Occlusion, Coronary Sclerosis and Stephen Johnson Syndrome Length of Illness: Medical Attendant: Date Last Seen: Cremation Date: 1 Jun 1971 Cremation Place: Woronora Crematorium Cremation Informant: Cremation Religion: Cremation Witness:1 |
Family | Fonzey Carrol Bassett b. 5 Oct 1897, d. 19 Nov 1983 | |
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Citations
- [S1317] Death Certificate transcript.
- [S1394] Birth Certificate - full transcript.
- [S81] NSW Birth 34322/1897 - Margaret G Harmer.
- [S1483] NSW Birth Registration Transcription, 34322/1897 Margaret G Harmer.
- [S1881] Jean Parks photos.
- [S1625] Kitty Bassett photos.
- [S1008] NSW Marriage 14700/1920 - Bassett & Harmer.
- [S1418] Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980.
- [S1596] NSW Death Certificate.
- [S1565] Trove digitised newspapers, online http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/, The Lachlander, Thursday, August 21, 1947.
- [S1294] NSW Death Registration Transcription.
- [S1245] Trundle Cemetery headstones.
- [S637] Personal Knowledge.