Arthur Henry Cramp [26855] ¹

   FamilySearch ID: LXQN-CQY.

  Death Notes:

Prince of Wales Hospital, Randwick

  Noted events in his life were:

• Registration: Birth, 1889, Marrickville District, New South Wales. ³ 7476/1889
CRAMP, ARTHUR H
RICHARD
EMMA L
MARRICKVILLE

• Occupation: Bread Carter, 1915.

• Occupation: Breadcarter, 1915, Leichhardt, Cumberland County, New South Wales, Australia. ⁴

• Military Service: 18th Battalion, Between 1915 Oct 21 and 1920 Aug 22, Casula, New South wales, Australia. ⁵ Returned to Australia 21 July 1918

Title
Cramp Arthur Henry : SERN 5006 : POB Petersham NSW : POE Casula NSW : NOK F Cramp Richard
Contents date range
1914 - 1920
Series number
B2455
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Control symbol
CRAMP A H
Item barcode
3440337
Location
Canberra
Access status
Open
Date of decision
12 Apr 2001
Physical format
PAPER FILES AND DOCUMENTS (allocated at series level)
Item notes

NOT TO BE ISSUED TO THE PUBLIC READING ROOM. REFER TO OIC WWI PERSONNEL RECORDS SERVICE
Date registered
19 Jan 1999

• Health: 390th CASUALTY LIST, 1918 Apr 18. ⁶ 390th CASUALTY LIST. (1918, April 18). The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842-1954), p. 8. Retrieved October 20, 2010, from <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article15780162>

390th CASUALTY LIST.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
ILL.
Pte. ARTHUR HENRY CRAMP, Marrickville.

• Court: Central Police Court, 1933 Mar 10. ⁶ WOMAN CHARGED. (1933, March 10). The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842-1954), p. 5. Retrieved October 20, 2010, from <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article16980285>

WOMAN CHARGED.
Alleged False Pretences.
Alice Mary Dunn, 39, was charged at the Central Police Court yesterday with having falsely pretended to Arthur Henry Cramp that she had been to see the Minister for Labour (Mr. Dunningham), and would got him a position if he gave her £5 to give to Mr. Dunningham to register him for work.
The charge quoted remarks which the de- fendant was alleged to have made to Cramp. They were: "I will get you a job as an in- spector of flour mills in the town and country. But I must have the £5 to give to Mr. Dunningham before you can get the job. You will get anything up to £6 a week. It might cost me £1 myself. I will take the money from you now as I am going straight away into town, and I will get you fixed up."
The charge added that the defendant was alleged to have received £4 from Cramp by the promises, which were false, with intent to defraud
Sergeant Caban, police prosecutor, said that there was some doubt about the defendant appearing in court.
Mr. J. P. McCarthy (for defendant) said that she was well known, and was not likely to abscond. She had just come out of Lewisham Hospital.

• Court: Central Police Court, 1933 Mar 17. ⁶ WOMAN SENTENCED. (1933, March 17). The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842-1954), p. 6. Retrieved October 20, 2010, from <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article16982175>

WOMAN SENTENCED.

Minister Gives Evidence.
Alice Mary Dunn, 39, domestic, was sen- tenced by Mr. MacDougal, S.M., at the Cen- tral Police Court yesterday to three months Imprisonment, with hard labour, for having obtained £4 from Arthur Henry Cramp, with
Intent to defraud.
"You are a very wicked woman. You are a danger to the community," said the magis- trate, who also ordered Dunn to pay Cramp £ 4 compensation.
Among the witnesses was the Minister for Labour and Industry (Mr. Dunningham), who, in answer to a question by the prosecutor (Sergeant Hart), whether witness knew Mrs. Dunn, said, "I have never seen the woman in my life."
Evidence was given that Cramp, who was a baker's carter, but is now out of work, at one time supplied Mrs. Dunn with bread. After he had lost his employment about the end of September, he met Mrs. Dunn. She promised to get him a position. Afterwards she told him that she could not get him the Job, but said that she had heard of a vacant position of inspector of flour mills in the country, at a wage up to £6 a week. She also told him that, it would cost £5 to have him registered. Cramp tried to get the £5, but could only ob- tain £4, which was lent him by his parents. When ho gave Mrs. Dunn the money, she said she would add £1 herself and give the £5 to the Minister, "so that Cramp might be registered." She also told Cramp that for £20 she could get a man a position as clerk in a Government office.
Cramp informed the Court that he had not got the promised position, and that his £4 had not been returned to him.
Mrs. Dunn (from the box) said that she had tried to get Cramp a position. She denied having received a penny from him, and stated that she had never paid the Minister any- thing.
She had previous convictions for a similar class of offence.

• Registration: Death, 1946, Randwick District, New South Wales, Australia. ⁷ 21142/1946
CRAMP, ARTHUR HENRY
RICHARD
EMMA
RANDWICK

• Death Notice: Arthur Henry Cramp, 1946 Jul 22, Sydney District, New South Wales. ⁶ Family Notices. (1946, July 22). The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842-1954), p. 14. Retrieved March 2, 2011, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article17982966

CRAMP -July 19 1946, at the Prince of Wales Hospital, Randwick, Arthur Henry Cramp. loved son of Emma Cramp and dear brother of Fred and Elsie.

• Probate Notice, 1947 Jan 18. ⁶ Advertising. (1947, January 18). The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842-1954), p. 18. Retrieved October 20, 2010, from <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article27905360>

ARTHUR HENRY CRAMP, late of Randwick and Dulwich Hill, In the State of New South Wales, War Pensioner, died on the 19^th July, 1946. intestate.

Arthur married Muriel Adeline Georgina De Lassie [159] [LXQN-HPN] [MRIN: 40528795], daughter of Raymond De Lassie [34137] [LXQN-CMW] and Mabel [34138] [LXQN-CSW], in 1926 in Sydney, Cumberland County, New South Wales, Australia. (Muriel Adeline Georgina De Lassie [159] [LXQN-HPN] was born before 1911 and died on 1967 Oct 22 in Burwood District, New South Wales, Australia.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Registration: Marriage, 1926, Sydney District, New South Wales, Australia. ⁸ 9779/1926
CRAMP, ARTHUR H
COPP, MURIEL A G
SYDNEY