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- [S156033319] Ancestry.com, Australia, Electoral Rolls, 1903-1980, (Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.).
- [S_1475710736] Ancestry.com, Australia Birth Index, 1788-1922, (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010.Original data - Compiled from publicly available sources.Original data: Compiled from publicly available sources.).
Birth date: 1876
Birth place: Queensland
- [S_1475710736] Ancestry.com, Australia Birth Index, 1788-1922, (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010.Original data - Compiled from publicly available sources.Original data: Compiled from publicly available sources.).
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Qld State Library birth ref: 76/003748<hr>
- 31 May 1899, Transcript of marriage certificate.
I David Boyd being a Methodist Minister do hereby certify that I have this day at the Methodist Manse East Mt Morgan duty celebrated marriage between Harry Coker Miner of West Mount Morgan aged 32 years born London Middlesex England Father James Martin Coker (Note: James Martin Coker was Harry's brother, his father's name was James Thomas Coker) clerk, mother Emily Lee AND Emily Ellen Sophia Aldridge of Shandon Hill, Mt Morgan, spinster aged 22, born Logan in Moreton Shire, Queensland. Father Henry Aldridge miner, mother Harriet Phillips. Witnesses Charles Dobbs and Elizabeth Dobbs. Dated this 31st day of May 1899.
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Coker family plot at the North Rockhampton Cemetery is in the Church of England area Compartment 3, Section 3. There are eight burials; three each in graves 4, 5 and two in grave 6. Buried in grave 4 are: Arthur Coker 28/2/1945, Emily Ellen Coker 24/6/1970 and Estel Frances Maud Coker 16/1/1886.
Buried in grave 5 are: Arthur Coker 22/12/1925, Harry Coker 17/10/1924 and James Thomas Coker 4/8/1920. Buried in grave 6 are: Constance Ellen Coker 28/3/1884 and Mary Florence Coker 6/12/1902<hr>
Following was provided by the archivist, Great Ormond St Hospital, London<br>
Emma Aldridge, of 1 Codicote Road, Welwyn, Hertfordshire, was admitted on May 6 1885, aged 8 and a half, and was treated by our surgeon Edmund Owen for Necrosis of the upper end of the Tibia.
<br> Treatment involved "Amputation of the middle third of thigh", and a note is appended that "In November a conical piece of bone separated fr(om) end of stump, after which stump healed up"<br><hr>
On the back of a postcard sent to his sister Emma from Mooloolah, dated 14/9/19, Ted writes:
Dear Emma,
I have come to ask what I have done that you never answer my letters. Hoping you all keeping well. I seem to be getting a lot better but am unable to do any hard work as yet. Hoping to get a reply. I remain your neglected brother Ted
E H Aldridge
Mooloolah N.C.Rly<hr>
115 Chelmsford Road, North Perth, 12 Jan 1920
Dear Emma,
I received your letter and was pleased to hear you got the box.
I was sorry it got so knocked about but never mind so long as the contents were there, tin boxes always get knocked about.
I succeeded getting my ticket by fail today after a great struggle. I leave her on the 28th Jan and I will see you all before very long.
I will go to Ada's first. More than likely Ada will meet me in Sydney. I can just imagine the fitting on of the things when the box arrived. I fancy I can see all the youngsters.
I was glad you had some rain. I hope the storm didn't affect you in any way. We have had some very hot weather lately and I shall be so glad to get away for a change.
I received a card from lady Jane* and it went into the fire.
I was glad Harry and Laurie looked so well when they came home. I haven't much news but will let you know all when I come.
Excuse this short note as the weather is so trying and I feel just knocked out. With fond love to the girls, yourself and children. Also Harry and boys.
I remain your affect sister. F.Card.
*I presume she is referring to older sister Jane. By this comment, they must have been estranged.
- [S_1475691349] Ancestry.com, Australia Marriage Index, 1788-1950, (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010.Original data - Compiled from publicly available sources.Original data: Compiled from publicly available sources.), Registrar - Generals Office.
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Reference 1870/C316:
No 569, 16 June 1870, Maryborough, Queensland, Australia
Henry ALDRIDGE, bachelor, born Hertfordshire, England, miner, aged 23, address Maryborough, son of William ALDRIDGE (publican) and Mary Ann Smith.
AND
Harriett PHILLIPS, spinster, born London, Middlesex, England, domestic, aged 21, address Maryborough, dau of George PHILLIPS (lint manufacturer) and Sophia Bygraves
at Office of the District Registrar and Maryborough.
Witnesses: William Archer and Emily Archer. (NOTE: Henry gives their surname as Akers in his memoirs)
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Copy of certficate of marriage
I David Boyd being a Methodist Minister do herby certify that I have this day at the Methodist Manse East Mt Morgan duty celebrated marriage between Harry Coker Miner of West Mount Morgan aged 32 years born London Middlesex England Farther James Martin Coker (Note: James Martin Coker was Harry's brother, his father's name was James Thomas Coker) clerk, mother Emily Lee
AND
Emily Ellen Sophia Aldridge of Shandon Hill, Mr Morgan, spinster aged 22. born Logan in Moreton Shire, Queensland. Father Henry Aldridge miner, mother Harriet Phillips. Witnesses Charles Dobbs and Elizabeth Dobbs.
Dated this 31st day of May 1899.<hr>
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