![]() | 12 March 1809 37 Seacroft, Yorkshire, England |
![]() | 2 April 1809 (Age 21 days) Whitkirk, Yorkshire, England Address: Parish Church of St Mary |
![]() | 1811 (Age 21 months) Seacroft, Yorkshire, , England
younger sister -
Maria Petty
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![]() | 27 January 1811 (Age 22 months) Whitkirk, Yorkshire, England
younger sister -
Maria Petty
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![]() | 1814 (Age 4) Seacroft, Yorkshire, England
younger brother -
William Petty
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![]() | 14 February 1814 (Age 4) Whitkirk, Yorkshire, England
younger brother -
William Petty
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![]() | 1815 (Age 5)
younger brother -
Joseph Petty
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![]() | 1817 (Age 7) Seacroft, Yorkshire, England
younger brother -
Robert Petty
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![]() | 19 January 1817 (Age 7) Whitkirk, Yorkshire, England
younger brother -
Robert Petty
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![]() | 13 June 1819 (Age 10) Bradford, Yorkshire, , England
younger sister -
Mary Petty
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![]() | 1822 (Age 12)
younger sister -
Hannah Petty
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![]() | Elizabeth Moore - View family 16 December 1831 (Age 22) Bingley, Yorkshire, England |
![]() #1 | 5 October 1834 (Age 25) Bingley, Yorkshire, , England
daughter -
Mary Petty
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![]() #2 | 16 May 1837 (Age 28) Bingley, Yorkshire, England
son -
Henry Petty
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![]() | Jane Thompson - View family 18 September 1842 (Age 33) Bradford, York, England Note: according to the rites of the Established Church in the Chapelry of Baildon, parish of Otley by Edmund Hodgkinson |
![]() | 18 September 1842 (Age 33) Bradford, York, England Address: Cliffe lane, Bradford |
![]() #3 | March 1843 (Age 33) Keighley, Yorkshire, , England
son -
George Thompson Petty
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![]() | June 1844 (Age 35) Bradford, Yorkshire, , England
son -
George Thompson Petty
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![]() #4 | 28 April 1845 (Age 36) Bradford, Yorkshire, England
son -
Tom Petty JP
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![]() #5 | 16 April 1847 (Age 38) Bradford, Yorkshire, England
daughter -
Elizabeth Thompson Petty
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![]() #6 | 5 August 1850 (Age 41) Bradford, Yorkshire, England
son -
George Thompson Petty
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![]() #7 | 26 November 1852 (Age 43) Bradford, Yorkshire, England
son -
John Petty
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![]() | 16 May 1853 (Age 44) Liverpool, Lancashire, England |
![]() | 24 August 1853 (Age 44) Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Note: Carntyre cleared Port Phillip Heads on 24 August 1853, a journey time of 99 days. |
![]() | 27 May 1854 (Age 45) Manningham, Yorkshire, England
father -
George Petty
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![]() #8 | 13 September 1859 (Age 50) Bulleen, Victoria, Australia
son -
James Thompson Petty
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![]() | 7 February 1861 (Age 51) Doncaster, Victoria, Australia
son -
James Thompson Petty
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![]() | 8 February 1861 (Age 51) Kew, Victoria, Australia
son -
James Thompson Petty
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![]() | Henry Petty - View family 24 February 1869 (Age 59)
son -
Henry Petty
daughter-in-law -
Sarah Moran
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![]() | Tom Petty JP - View family 30 August 1873 (Age 64) Doncaster, Victoria, Australia
son -
Tom Petty JP
daughter-in-law -
Eliza Clay
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![]() | Elizabeth Thompson Petty - View family 13 November 1873 (Age 64) Doncaster, Victoria, Australia
son-in-law -
Thomas Stones
daughter -
Elizabeth Thompson Petty
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![]() | George Thompson Petty - View family 13 April 1876 (Age 67) North Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia
son -
George Thompson Petty
daughter-in-law -
Sarah Ellen "Nellie" Myers
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![]() | 22 February 1877 (on the date of death) Bulleen, Victoria, Australia Address: Coonong Grange, Bulleen |
![]() | 22 February 1877 - 11pm (Age 67) Doncaster, Victoria, Australia Cause of death: Died from injuries to the head, accidentally caused by falling from a dray
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FATAL DRAY ACCIDENT.
Mr Candler, the district coroner, held an inquest at Bulleen on Saturday touching the death of Thomas Petty, a market gardener, aged 67 years, which occurred under peculiar circumstances on the 22nd inst.
Richard Clay, market-gardener at Bulleen, said that the deceased resided at the same place. About 2 o'clock on the morning of Wednesday, the 21st inst., witness was driving a fruit-cart to town, and when about 500 or 600 yards from the gate in front of deceased's house he heard a groan. Stopped his horse, struck a match, and saw the deceased lying on the road, his face being covered with blood. Deceased was in a kind of stupor, and although he could speak, yet he was unable to give any account of what had happened to him. With the assistance of Mr. H. Serpell, witness conveyed the deceased to the nearest house, and medical aid was sent for. When about 200 yards from the place where he found the deceased, witness met a dray, the horse of which was going at a sharp trot, whilst the driver could not be seen.
Thomas Petty son of the deceased, deposed that on Wednesday morning he was going to the market and met on the road a dray in which there were two men. On saying "Good night" he was answered by his father, whom he had failed to recognise in the dark. This took place about a quarter of a mile from his father's house. The deceased and a woodcarter named Leber were on perfectly good terms. He (witness) had no reason to suppose that his father had met with any foul play. The deceased died at 11 o'clock on the night of the 22nd inst.
Gottlop Leber, woodcarter, Bulleen stated that be had known the deceased for 17 years. On the night of Tuesday last he (witness) started from Prospect-hill Hotel, Kew, with a load of manure. The deceased was with him, and lay upon the top of the load. They stopped at two hotels on the road, and had some ale. Witness subsequently fell asleep on the dray, and knew nothing of what happened afterwards. His horse took him home all right, and on his arrival there he was woke up by his wife
Thomas S. Ralph, legally qualified medical practitioner, deposed that he had attended the deceased soon after he received his injuries, and found that his face was severely contused, and that he had a wound through the scalp on the top of the head. The cause of death was injury to the brain. The injuries appeared to have been causes by a fall, and not by direct violence from any person.
The jury returned a verdict that the deceased died from injuries to the head, accidently caused by falling from a dray.
Argus, Tuesday 27 February 1877, page 6 |
![]() | 25 February 1877 (3 days after death) Kew, Victoria, Australia Cemetery: Boroondara General Cemetery Note: Grave location BAPT A 0510 |
![]() | 4 November 2019 - 20:13:26 by: Michael Norbury |
Family with parents - View family |
father |
George Petty
Birth 1772 32 West End, Yorkshire, England Death 27 May 1854 (Age 82) Age: 82 Manningham, Yorkshire, England Loading...
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Marriage: 13 September 1802 — Weston, Yorkshire, England |
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2 years #1 elder sister |
Ellen Petty
Birth 1805 33 Loading...
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2 years #2 elder brother |
James Petty
Birth 1807 35 Seacroft, Yorkshire, England Loading...
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2 years #3 himself |
Birth 12 March 1809 37 Seacroft, Yorkshire, England Death 22 February 1877 (Age 67) Doncaster, Victoria, Australia Loading...
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22 months #4 younger sister |
Maria Petty
Birth 1811 39 Seacroft, Yorkshire, , England Loading...
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3 years #5 younger brother |
William Petty
Birth 1814 42 Seacroft, Yorkshire, England Loading...
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1 year #6 younger brother |
Joseph Petty
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2 years #7 younger brother |
Robert Petty
Birth 1817 45 Seacroft, Yorkshire, England Death 9 May 1901 (Age 84) Tong, Bradford, Yorkshire, England Loading...
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2 years #8 younger sister |
Mary Petty
Birth 13 June 1819 47 Bradford, Yorkshire, , England Loading...
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3 years #9 younger sister |
Hannah Petty
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Family with Elizabeth Moore - View family |
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Birth 12 March 1809 37 Seacroft, Yorkshire, England Death 22 February 1877 (Age 67) Doncaster, Victoria, Australia Loading...
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Marriage: 16 December 1831 — Bingley, Yorkshire, England |
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Mary Petty
Birth 5 October 1834 25 Bingley, Yorkshire, , England Loading...
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3 years #3 son |
Henry Petty
Birth 16 May 1837 28 Bingley, Yorkshire, England Death 21 October 1900 (Age 63) Buxton, Victoria, Australia Loading...
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Family with Jane Thompson - View family |
himself |
Birth 12 March 1809 37 Seacroft, Yorkshire, England Death 22 February 1877 (Age 67) Doncaster, Victoria, Australia Loading...
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10 years wife |
Birth 11 March 1819 40 Bingley, Yorkshire, England Death 24 February 1894 (Age 74) Doncaster, Victoria, Australia Loading...
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Religious marriage: 18 September 1842 — Bradford, York, England |
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5 months #1 son |
George Thompson Petty
Birth March 1843 33 23 Keighley, Yorkshire, , England Death June 1844 (Age 15 months) Bradford, Yorkshire, , England Loading...
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2 years #2 son |
Birth 28 April 1845 36 26 Bradford, Yorkshire, England Death 22 January 1923 (Age 77) Doncaster, Victoria, Australia Loading...
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2 years #3 daughter |
Elizabeth Thompson Petty
Birth 16 April 1847 38 28 Bradford, Yorkshire, England Death 20 August 1911 (Age 64) Doncaster, Victoria, Australia Loading...
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3 years #4 son |
Birth 5 August 1850 41 31 Bradford, Yorkshire, England Death 5 November 1923 (Age 73) Doncaster, Victoria, Australia Loading...
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2 years #5 son |
John Petty
Birth 26 November 1852 43 33 Bradford, Yorkshire, England Death 24 October 1946 (Age 93) Doncaster, Victoria, Australia Loading...
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7 years #6 son |
James Thompson Petty
Birth 13 September 1859 50 40 Bulleen, Victoria, Australia Death 7 February 1861 (Age 16 months) Doncaster, Victoria, Australia Loading...
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Marriage | according to the rites of the Established Church in the Chapelry of Baildon, parish of Otley by Edmund Hodgkinson |
Marriage | according to the rites of the Established Church in the Chapelry of Baildon, parish of Otley by Edmund Hodgkinson |
Marriage | according to the rites of the Established Church in the Chapelry of Baildon, parish of Otley by Edmund Hodgkinson |
Immigration | Carntyre cleared Port Phillip Heads on 24 August 1853, a journey time of 99 days. |
Death | FATAL DRAY ACCIDENT.
Mr Candler, the district coroner, held an inquest at Bulleen on Saturday touching the death of Thomas Petty, a market gardener, aged 67 years, which occurred under peculiar circumstances on the 22nd inst.
Richard Clay, market-gardener at Bulleen, said that the deceased resided at the same place. About 2 o'clock on the morning of Wednesday, the 21st inst., witness was driving a fruit-cart to town, and when about 500 or 600 yards from the gate in front of deceased's house he heard a groan. Stopped his horse, struck a match, and saw the deceased lying on the road, his face being covered with blood. Deceased was in a kind of stupor, and although he could speak, yet he was unable to give any account of what had happened to him. With the assistance of Mr. H. Serpell, witness conveyed the deceased to the nearest house, and medical aid was sent for. When about 200 yards from the place where he found the deceased, witness met a dray, the horse of which was going at a sharp trot, whilst the driver could not be seen.
Thomas Petty son of the deceased, deposed that on Wednesday morning he was going to the market and met on the road a dray in which there were two men. On saying "Good night" he was answered by his father, whom he had failed to recognise in the dark. This took place about a quarter of a mile from his father's house. The deceased and a woodcarter named Leber were on perfectly good terms. He (witness) had no reason to suppose that his father had met with any foul play. The deceased died at 11 o'clock on the night of the 22nd inst.
Gottlop Leber, woodcarter, Bulleen stated that be had known the deceased for 17 years. On the night of Tuesday last he (witness) started from Prospect-hill Hotel, Kew, with a load of manure. The deceased was with him, and lay upon the top of the load. They stopped at two hotels on the road, and had some ale. Witness subsequently fell asleep on the dray, and knew nothing of what happened afterwards. His horse took him home all right, and on his arrival there he was woke up by his wife
Thomas S. Ralph, legally qualified medical practitioner, deposed that he had attended the deceased soon after he received his injuries, and found that his face was severely contused, and that he had a wound through the scalp on the top of the head. The cause of death was injury to the brain. The injuries appeared to have been causes by a fall, and not by direct violence from any person.
The jury returned a verdict that the deceased died from injuries to the head, accidently caused by falling from a dray.
Argus, Tuesday 27 February 1877, page 6 |
Burial | Grave location BAPT A 0510 |