George Walter Marjoram [617]

   Cause of his death was coronary occlusion.

   Another name for George was George Walter Blackman.

   FamilySearch ID: 2H1C-GB1.

  Medical Notes:

Medical Attendant was Dr H R Hodgkinson who last saw George on 24th January 1949. Father's name was Robert Marjoram, occupation labourer, and his mother's name was Elizabeth Blackman. The informant was W Marjoram, son, of 220 Byng Street, Orange.
Birthplace is recorded as Yetholme, NSW, marriage place was Grenfell at age of 22 years to Acemo Louisa Laundess and he was a widower at time of death. Children of the marriage were Ethel 59, Walter 57, Agnes 53, Annie 52, George C 50, all living and none deceased. The burial was in Church of England Cemetery, Orange, the Undertaker was Archie McGrath, the Minister was J S Richards of Church of England, the witnesses were P L Griffith and F McGrath. The death was registered by R C Sheridan on 25th January 1949 at Orange. ³

  Burial Notes:

At Church Of England section, Orange, New South Wales, Australia.

No Grave Stone.

  Noted events in his life were:

• Occupation: labourer, 1933, Orange, Wellington County, New South Wales, Australia.

• Occupation: Contractor, 1933. On daugter's death certificate. After his death.

George married Seymour Louisa Laundess [440] [2H1Z-F98] [MRIN: 103], daughter of Themio E. Laundess [309] [97FF-52K] and Louisa Maria Adams [23693] [LHLY-4TB], on 1888 Sep 12 in Grenfell, Monteagle County, New South Wales.¹ (Seymour Louisa Laundess [440] [2H1Z-F98] was born on 1872 Dec 17 in Grenfell, Monteagle County, New South Wales, Australia,⁴ died on 1943 Aug 3 in Darlinghurst, Cumberland County, New South Wales, Australia ⁵ and was buried on 1943 Aug 5 in Rookwood Cemetery, Cumberland County, New South Wales, Australia ³.). The cause of her death was coronary occlusion, hypertension, arterio sclerosis, sarcoma of thighs.

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Registration: Marriage, 1888, Grenfell District, New South Wales. ⁶ 5063/1888
MARJORAM, GEORGE W
LAUNDESS, ACEMO L
GRENFELL

  Marriage Notes:

Holy Trinity Parsonage, Church of England.

The witnesses to the marriage were Thomas Girdler and Louisa McGinnity (formerly Laundess - nee Adams) the mother of the bride
Louisa McGinnity gave consent to the marriage
Seymour was named Acemo on the marriage transcript - she was known as Acemo throughout her life - her birth and death entries both name her as Seymour
George was a contractor at the time of his marriage - Acemo was said to be a domestic.
George and Seymour (Acemo) were both living in Grenfell at the time of their marriage.
Marriage Reg'n No 5068 of 1888 also records Acema , Aceme L and Acemo L and Majoram. Transcript records marriage took place at Holy Trinity Church of England Parsonage, Grenfell, NSW. The groom was recorded as a bachelor, birthplace and age and details of his parents not recorded, occupation was contractor and usual residence was Grenfell.
Seymour was recorded as a spinster, occupation was domestic, usual residence was Grenfell, birthplace and age and details of parents were not recorded.
Witnesses were Thomas Girdler and Louisa McGenity (mother of the bride- name should McGinninity as she married David McGinninity after death of Themio Laundess). Minister was A R Raymond and Louisa McGenity gave consent to the marriage. ³