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This page last updated: 10-Oct-2003 Abodes Aliases Baptism Birth Burial Children Community Life Death Education Marriage Occupations Property Religion Siblings
BirthAndrew was born to Henry Thomas HINGSTON and Ann Sarah Maria BANNISTER on 27 May 1847 at Longford, though the Cyclopedia of Tasmania (p.224) has his birth place as Bishopsbourne. The informant was Henry HINGSTON (Andrew's father), a farmer of Norfolk Plains. The birth was registered on 7 June 1847. BurialAndrew was buried in January 1924 at Hagley Methodist Church (now the Uniting Church). The tombstone inscription reads: God Shall Wipe All Tears
Away ChildrenAndrew's grand daughter, Freda Lilian HINGSTON, remembers travelling by buggy (2) with her parents, brother and sisters from White Hills to Andrew's farm at Hagley for Christmas dinner. They would start out from White Hills early Christmas Day morning, stay overnight and journey back the next day. All of Andrew's children would be there for Christmas Day. Community LifeAndrew was a councillor at Westbury and a Justice of the Peace. The Examiner of 23 April 1942 (p.10) stated: Andrew Hingston, of Cheriton, served many years as a councilor in the Westbury district, and as a justice of the peace. It is known he was a Justice of the Peace in 1906, 1921 and 1922. He may also have been Justice of the Peace in other years. MarriageAndrew Henry HINGSTON married Margaret DOBSON on 6 May 1868 at Whitemore, Westbury. Andrew was a farmer and bachelor aged 21 years. Margaret was a spinster aged 24 years. They were married in the private house of W DOBSON (Margaret's father) of Whitemoor in the district of Westbury. They were married by Joseph WATERHOUSE according to the rites and ceremonies of the Wesleyan Church by virtue of Act 23. Their marriage was registered on 6 May 1868. Witnesses to the marriage were of Henry HINGSTON (Andrew's father), Henry DOBSON (Margaret's eldest brother) and Mary MASTERMAN. ReligionAndrew was a lay preacher with the Wesleyan church for 30 years. His name appears regularly in connection with the church and Sunday school activities in the Glenore and Westbury districts. |
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