Family Tree

of Trudy Mae COWLEY

Abodes     Aliases     Baptism     Birth     Burial      Children     Death      Education     Immigration    Marriage     Occupations     Siblings

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Burial

Harriet was buried at Cornelian Bay Cemetery on 29 July 1914.  The funeral left 220 Melville St, Hobart at 2:30 pm. The tombstone inscription reads:

In
Loving Memory of
Henry Malcolm,
beloved son of
John & Harriet Tibballs
born in Warwickshire, England
4th Sep. 1852, died 22nd Feb. 1878
Yea though I walk through the valley of the
shadow of death I will fear no evil for thou
art with me thy rod and thy staff they can't
hurt me
Chastened from birth and nurtured far above
He bore his cross with patience, faith and love
Now past his sufferings all Ins...
How ...
Also John Tibballs
Father of the above
born in Leicestershire, England
11th April 1824 died 6th Dec. 1907
Peace Perfect Peace
Also Harriet
Wife of John Tibballs
Died 28th July 1914 Aged 90 years

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Death

Harriet died on 28 July 1914 in Hobart.  Her death notice in The Mercury of Wednesday, 29 Jul 1914 read:

TIBBALLS – On July 28, 1914, at her residence, No. 220 Melville Street, Harriet, relict of the late John Tibballs, aged 90 years (a colonist of 53 years).  Funeral will move from the above address at 2:30 pm This Day for Cornelian Bay Cemetery.  Friends are invited to attend.

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Immigration

Harriet emigrated from London, England with husband and 8 children (James, Betsy, Stephen, Harriet Dorcas, Henry, Sarah, Julietta, Grace), departing 11 July 1861 per Antipodes.  Harriet was aged 34 years.  They arrived in Launceston on 19 October 1861.

Harriet’s cousin and family also immigrated under the same scheme, on the same ship, Antipodes.

·         Joseph STAIN, aged 43 years, Church of England, read and write, of Bedworth, Warwickshire, coal miner.

·         Pamela STAIN, aged 43 years, C of E, read and write, of Bedworth, Warwickshire, ribbon weaver.

·         Ann STAIN, aged 18 years, C of E, of Bedworth, Warwickshire, ribbon weaver.  (Performed duties on ship assisting Surgeon Superintendent.)

·         Ada STAIN, aged 16 years, C of E, of Bedworth, Warwickshire, ribbon weaver.

·         Rosa STAIN, aged 12 years, C of E, of Bedworth, Warwickshire, ribbon weaver.

·         Jane STAIN, aged 10 years, C of E, of Bedworth, Warwickshire.

Joseph STAIN’s son-in-law and wife also immigrated under the same scheme, on the same ship, Antipodes.

·         William MORE, aged 27 years, C of E, read, of Bedworth, Warwickshire, coal and ore miner.

·         Eliza MORE, aged 21 years, C of E, read, of Bedworth, Warwickshire, ribbon weaver.

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Marriage

John TIBBALLS married Harriet WEST on 5 August 1844 in the Parish of Exhall, Warwickshire, England in the Church of England by Rev William THICKENS.  Their golden wedding anniversary notice in The Mercury of 6 Aug 1894 read:

TIBBALLS–WEST – On August 5, 1844, at Exhall Church near Coventry, Warwickshire, England, by the Rev. W. Thicken, John Tibballs to Harriet West.  Golden Wedding.  Home papers please copy.

Their diamond wedding anniversary notice in The Mercury of 6 Aug 1904 read:

TIBBALLS–WEST – On August 5, 1844, in the Parish of Exhall, Warwickshire, Church of England, by the Rev. Wm. Thickens, John Tibballs to Harriet West.

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