Esther Collits1
F, #5533, b. 10 October 1833, d. 18 January 1912
Father | John Pilmore Collits1 b. 8 Feb 1803, d. 2 Jun 1886 |
Mother | Hannah Lees1 b. 25 Jun 1804, d. 26 Dec 1874 |
Relationship | 1st cousin 4 times removed of Keith Graham Bassett |
Last Edited | 10 Aug 2022 |
Married Name | Young2 | |
Birth* | 10 October 1833 | Belubula, NSW, Australia1 |
Baptism | 20 April 1834 | NSW, Australia;daughter of John & Hannah Collitts, Landholder, Belubula1 |
Marriage* | 1855 | Bowenfels, NSW, Australia;Groom=James Young2 |
Death of Mother | 26 December 1874 | Back Creek, near Cowra, NSW, Australia;Hannah Collits, age 71, Asthma, 5 months Father Field, Farmer Mother Mary Stevens or Stephens born Penrith NSW Married Penrith NSW, John Collits Children of marriage Maria 44, Esther 41, Pierce 34, John 32 living; 5 deceased; 1 male, 4 females Informant Pierce Collits, son of deceased, Back Creek Buried 27/12/1874, Cowra Cemetery;Principal=Hannah Lees3 |
Death of Father | 2 June 1886 | "Myall Park", near Forbes, NSW, Australia;John Collits, age 87, Selector, senile decay, 10 days Father Pierce Collits, Grazier Mother unknown born Penrith NSW Married Hannah Lees, 19, Penrith NSW Children of marriage Esther 51, Pearce 46, John 43 living, 3 girls deceased Informant Pierce Collits, son, Forbes Buried 5/6/1886, Forbes Minister Rev E Dunstan, Church of England Witnesses John Young & Richd Stone;Principal=John Pilmore Collits3 |
Death* | 18 January 1912 | Forbes, NSW, Australia4 |
Obituary | 20 January 1912 | "The Forbes Times", Forbes, NSW, Australia; OBITUARY. The death was announced on Thursday morning of Mrs. Esther Young, a widow, and a resident of the town of long standing. The deceased lady passed away at her residence near the cricket ground. She had been in serious ill-health for some considerable time past, suffering from an internal complaint, and early in the week her trouble became so acute as to render her death liable at any time. The actual cause of death was given as heart failure. The deceased was 78 years of age. She is survived by an adult family, all of whom are well known in the town and district. The funeral took place on Friday morning, when the interment of the body was made in the Church of England section of the general cemetery. The service at the graveside was conducted by the Rev. Carus Caton while the funeral arrangements were in the hands of Mr. W. E. Luthje. The late Mrs. Young was born near Cowra in. 1833, and it is generally understood that she was the first white child to be born in the Lachlan river district. For 17½ years the deceased and her husband kept the hotel at Bandon, and during their stay there the notorious Ben Hall was employed for a time as groom. Mr. Young died while they were in occupation of this hotel, and his widow subsequently removed to Monomie, near Bogan Gate, which place was then managed for her by her sons. About nineteen years ago she came to Forbes, and has resided here ever since. The members of the family who survive her are Messrs. John, George and William Young, of Fifield, and Edward and Joseph Young, of Forbes, and Miss Jane C. Young, of Forbes, who was living with her mother. It will be remembered that another son, Mr. James Young, died in the hospital about three weeks ago. The family is a highly respected one through the district, and every sympathy has been extended to them in their bereavement.5 |
Family | James Young | |
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Citations
- [S1220] NSW Baptisms 1788-1855.
- [S1570] NSW Early Church Records 1788-1855, 190/1855 V1855190 82 James Young & Esther Collits.
- [S1317] Death Certificate transcript.
- [S1473] NSW Death Indexes, 1365/1912 Esther Young.
- [S1565] Trove digitised newspapers, online http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/, The Forbes Times, Saturday, January 20, 1912.
- [S1472] NSW Birth Indexes, 11124/1865 Peter Young.