• Registration: Death, 1928, Wallsend District, New South Wales, Australia. ⁴ 2098/1928
CRAMP, MARY A
JAMES
83 YRS WALLSEND
WALLSEND

• Newspaper: Family Notices, 1928 Jan 25, Newcastle District, New South Wales, Australia. ⁵ Family Notices. (1928, January 25). Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954) , p. 8. Retrieved June 23, 2014, from <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article135576122>

FUNERALS.
CRAMP.--Relatlves and. friends or the
late Mrs. MARY ANN CRAMP (relict
of the late Mr. Arthur Cramp) are
kindly invited to attend her funeral.
To move from her daughter's residence,
Mrs. Lockett, Wentwonth.street. Walls-
end, THIS AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock.
for Methodist Cemetery, Wallsend. R
M. EVANS & SONS, Funeral Directors.
'Phone, 51 Wallsend. b172
CRAMP,--Relstives and friends of Mr.
and Mrs. W. MONKLEY, Mr. and Mrs.
J. LOCKETT, Mr. and Mrs. J. ED-
WARDS. Mr. and Mrs. A. CRAMP,
Mr. and Mrs. W. CRAMP. Mr and Mrs.
ARTHUR CRAMP, Mr and Mrs. SID-
NEY CRAMP, Mr. W. MORGAN. Mr.
F. HICKS, the GILSON FAMILY, and
Mr. WILLIAM SEARLE, of Nelson's
Plains, and FAMILIES are invited to at-
tend the funeral of their dearly beloved
mother, mother-in-law, grandmother
and, sister, MARY ANN CRAMP:
To move from her late resid-
ence, Mrs. Lockett's, Wentworth
street, Wallsend, THIS AFTERNOON,
at 4 o'clock. for Methiodist Cemetery,
Wallsend. R. M. EVANS & SONS,
Funeral Directors. 5172

• Newspaper: DISTRICT NEWS, 1928 Feb 4, Newcastle District, New South Wales, Australia. ⁶ DISTRICT NEWS. (1928, February 4). Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954) , p. 7. Retrieved June 19, 2014, from <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article135578933>

DISTRICT NEWS
WALLSEND.
Mrs. Mary Ann Cramp, who died last
week at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. J Lockett,. Wentworth-street, after
a long illness, was 83 years of age. and
the widow of the late Mr. Albert E.
Cramp, who predeceased her 24 years.
Deceased, who was born in England,
came to Australia when a child with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Searle, who
were early settler on the Hunter. Her
parents settled at Hilton, and following
her, marriage her husband had a farm at
Phoenix Park. She experienced the Hun-
ter floods of,1857, and some time later
a move was made to Wallsend. but five
years later Mr. Cramp acquired a farm
in Tamworth district. The family after-
wairds came to the Williams River, but
reverses, through drought and flood,
brought about a return to Wallsend,
where Mrs. Cramp has lived since for
37 years. She was the mother of eleven
children, seven who whom survive her.
They are: Messrs. Albert, William, Ar-
thur, and Sidney Cramp, all of Walls-
end, Mrs. Monkley (Millers Forest),
Rs. J. Lockett (Wallsend), and Mrs. J.
Edwards (Hamilton). The grandchildren
number 47, and the great-grandchildren
57. Upon the occasion of the funeral,
members of the Salvation Army took
part in service at the hour, Ensign F.
Baker, leading, and a number of hymns
being sung. The internment was made in
Wallsend Cemetery, Ensign Baker con-
ducting the Salvation Army ceremony at
the grave. A solo was sung by Mrs.
Baker, and members of the gathering
took part in singing "Abide With Me,"
a favourite hymn of the deceased. The
pall-bearers were Messrs Albert and Wil-
liam Cramp (sons), and messrs L.
Morgan and F. Monkley (grandchil-
dren). many messages of sympathy were
received, and wreaths were placed apon
the grave on behalf of Maud and Will;
Amy and Joe; Nettie and Jack; Albert
and Violet; Will and Maggie, Arthur
and Lizzie; Sid and Nellie; Will Mor-
gan; Mr. and Mrs. W. Lockett; Mr and
Mrs. R. Owen. senr.; H Mewburn; Sid
Frazer; Florrie and Les Moran; Mary
Archie, and Arthur; Mr. and Mrs. H.
a Williams, and the Waring family,
Wallsend , Salvation Army; M. and Mrs.
W. Keighran; Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Pont-
tic; employees of Peattle and Cramp's
Colliery; Mr and Mrs. Pratten; Mrs.
Rowland Smith. A memorial service is
to be held in the Salvation Army Hall
to-morrow evening.

• Newspaper: Death of Hunter Pioneer, 1928 Feb 4, Maitland District, New South Wales, Australia. ⁷ Death of Hunter Pioneer. (1928, February 4). The Maitland Daily Mercury (NSW : 1894 - 1939), p. 4. Retrieved May 28, 2014, from <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article128192364>

Death of Hunter Pioneer
Mrs. Mary Ann Cramp, who died
at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs, J. Lockett, Wentworth-street,
Wallsend, after a long illness, was
83 years of age, and the widow of
the late Mr. Albert E. Cramp, who
predeceased her 24 years. Deceased,
was born in England, came to
Australia when a child with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James , Searle,
who were early settlers on the, Hun-
ter. Her parents settled at Hinton,
and following her marriage her hus-
band had a farm at Pheonix Park.
She experienced the Hunter floods of
1857, and some time later a move
was made to Wallsend, but five
years after Mr. Cramp acquired a
farm in Tamworth district. The
family afterwards came to the Wil-
liams River, but reverses, through
drought and flood, brought about a
return to Wallsend, where Mrs.
Cramp had lived since, for 37 years.
She was the mothor of eleven chil-
dron, seven of whom survive her,
They are Messrs, Albert, William,
Arthur, and Sidney Cramp, all of
Wallsend, Mrs. Monkley (Millor's
Forest), Mrs. J. Lockett (Wallsend),
and Mrs. J. Edwards (Hamilton).
The grandchildren number 47, and
the great-grandchildren 57.
Death of Hunter Pioneer. (1928, February 4). The Maitland Daily Mercury (NSW : 1894 - 1939), p. 4. Retrieved May 28, 2014, from <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article128192364>

Death of Hunter Pioneer
Mrs. Mary Ann Cramp, who died
at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs, J. Lockett, Wentworth-street,
Wallsend, after a long illness, was
83 years of age, and the widow of
the late Mr. Albert E. Cramp, who
predeceased her 24 years. Deceased,
was born in England, came to
Australia when a child with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James , Searle,
who were early settlers on the, Hun-
ter. Her parents settled at Hinton,
and following her marriage her hus-
band had a farm at Pheonix Park.
She experienced the Hunter floods of
1857, and some time later a move
was made to Wallsend, but five
years after Mr. Cramp acquired a
farm in Tamworth district. The
family afterwards came to the Wil-
liams River, but reverses, through
drought and flood, brought about a
return to Wallsend, where Mrs.
Cramp had lived since, for 37 years.
She was the mothor of eleven chil-
dron, seven of whom survive her,
They are Messrs, Albert, William,
Arthur, and Sidney Cramp, all of
Wallsend, Mrs. Monkley (Millor's
Forest), Mrs. J. Lockett (Wallsend),
and Mrs. J. Edwards (Hamilton).
The grandchildren number 47, and
the great-grandchildren 57.

Mary married Albert Edmund Cramp [15608] [L6NB-P2J] [MRIN: 5037], son of Edmund Cramp [355] [MNDG-49Z] and Caroline Pellett [350] [MNDG-49T], on 1865 Jun 7 in Hinton, Northumberland County, New South Wales.¹ (Albert Edmund Cramp [15608] [L6NB-P2J] was born about 1843 in Bodiam, Sussex, England ¹ and died on 1903 May 29 in Wallsend, Northumberland County, New South Wales, Australia ⁸.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Registration: Marriage, 1865, Morpeth District, New South Wales. ⁹ 2546/1865
CRAMP, ALBERT
SEARLE, MARY A
MORPETH

• Newspaper: Golden Wedding, 1913 Aug 5, Dungog District, New South Wales, Australia. ¹⁰ Dungog C.P. League. (1913, August 5). Dungog Chronicle : Durham and Gloucester Advertiser (NSW : 1894 - 1954), p. 2. Retrieved May 28, 2014, from <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article136128057>


Golden Wedding.
On July 16th last, Mr and Mrs
William Searl, of Fairview, Glen
Oak, celebrated their golden wed-
ding at a sumptuous banquet when
they were made the recipients of a
purse of sovereigns from their fam-
ily, and many other gifts from
friends in the neighborhood. The
members of the family present

ren and one great-grandchild, also
Mrs Albert Cramp, of Wallsend,
who acted as bridesmaid for Mrs
Searl fifty years ago.