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OSBORN, Mary Ann
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Name OSBORN, Mary Ann Gender Female _TAG Reviewed on FS Death 13 Oct 1903 Beechworth, Victoria, Australia 
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Family KENNEDY, David Joseph , b. 21 Nov 1854, At Sea At Sead. 16 Aug 1932, Victoria, Australia (Age 77 years) Marriage 19 Apr 1877 Reids Creek, Victoria, Australia Notes - David kennedy and Mary Ann Osborne were married according to License at Reids Creek by ? the incumbent of Christ Church, Beechworth in 1877. Reg. m. No. 1235. David Kennedy was known as David kennedy Junior at this stage as his grandafather David had died and was formerly David Senior, David Joseph's father was known as David Junior then and as each David passed on the title moved down. David was a Blacksmith from Silver Creek. Mary Ann was simply a Spinster.Mary Ann was the daughter of James and Elizabeth Sarah Osborne ( Johns) Both David Kennedy and James Osborne the fathers of David and Mary Ann were Miners. David and Mary Ann had 8 children. Janet Burns Kennedy b. 1885 died in 1961. She is buried in the Beechworth Cemetary with her mother Mary Ann died 1903, and brother David James who died in 1890 aged 6 years. Ros Shennen " Silver Threads and Golden Needles" records information about the Silver Creek SS No 2438 where the children attended school. In 1888 the trustees were invitied to make an extension of an extra classroom with an increase in the annual rental to 18 pounds. On October 27 1888 Matthew Hayes writing on behalf of the parents to the Education Dept said " the time has come when a State School building should be erected in this place". he pointed out the current ventilation and poor conditions of the existing school The letter was signed by a number of parents giving details of the children they expected would attend. David Kennedy expected 6 to attend. Index to Inspectors Register of Common School No 36 Beechworth 1864/65 indicated the children of David a Coachsmith attending No 822 Mary b 17.4.79 No 823 Ellen b. 26.8.81 No 855 Janet b. 12.11.85 No 853 Joseph b. 18.9.87 No 435 Elspeth Eileen b 15.10.01 One additional children of David was listed and is the child of his second marriage to Amy Roberts David b 4.10.11. ( Two additional Kennedys not the children of David but will follow up William b 10.9.84 son of Emily a Baker and William b 18.1 87 son of John a Miner ) David kennedy and Mary Ann Osborne were married according to License at Reids Creek by ? the incumbent of Christ Church, Beechworth in 1877. Reg. m. No. 1235. David Kennedy was known as David kennedy Junior at this stage as his grandafather David had died and was formerly David Senior, David Joseph's father was known as David Junior then and as each David passed on the title moved down. David was a Blacksmith from Silver Creek. Mary Ann was simply a Spinster.Mary Ann was the daughter of James and Elizabeth Sarah Osborne ( Johns) Both David Kennedy and James Osborne the fathers of David and Mary Ann were Miners. David and Mary Ann had 8 children. Janet Burns Kennedy b. 1885 died in 1961. She is buried in the Beechworth Cemetary with her mother Mary Ann died 1903, and brother David James who died in 1890 aged 6 years. Ros Shennen " Silver Threads and Golden Needles" records information about the Silver Creek SS No 2438 where the children attended school. In 1888 the trustees were invitied to make an extension of an extra classroom with an increase in the annual rental to 18 pounds. On October 27 1888 Matthew Hayes writing on behalf of the parents to the Education Dept said " the time has come when a State School building should be erected in this place". he pointed out the current ventilation and poor conditions of the existing school The letter was signed by a number of parents giving details of the children they expected would attend. David Kennedy expected 6 to attend. Index to Inspectors Register of Common School No 36 Beechworth 1864/65 indicated the children of David a Coachsmith attending No 822 Mary b 17.4.79 No 823 Ellen b. 26.8.81 No 855 Janet b. 12.11.85 No 853 Joseph b. 18.9.87 No 435 Elspeth Eileen b 15.10.01 One additional children of David was listed and is the child of his second marriage to Amy Roberts David b 4.10.11. ( Two additional Kennedys not the children of David but will follow up William b 10.9.84 son of Emily a Baker and William b 18.1 87 son of John a Miner )
Children3 sons and 5 daughters Family ID F6007 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 24 Jan 2022
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Notes - Mary Ann Osborne was the daughter of Joseph Osborne and Elizabeth Sarah Johns. She died aged 44 years in 1903 Reg.d.No.12227, and is buried in Grave A1099 Presbyterian Beechworth Cemetery with 2 of her children. Headstone: "Sacred to the Memory of Mary Ann.Beloved wife of David Kennedy died October 13 1903 aged 44 years.Also our little David.Aged 6 years" ( Janet Burns kennedy, her daughter is also in this grave but not on the headstone)
News article: "Strange Suicide"
BEECHWORTH, Saturday, 17 October 1903
An extraordinary suicide occurred here on Monday night, the victim being Mrs. Mary Ann Kennedy, aged 44, the mother of a family of eight, who lived in Ker- ferd St. with her husband, a painter. At the inquest David Kennedy, Junr, said his wife went to bed at 11 .p.m., when she was in good health, and did not com- plain of anything. He woke at 3 a.m. and missed his wife, and on looking for her found her lying in the backyard. He called his two daughters, who helped to carry her in. He did not know she was dead until Dr. Skinner told him so; he had not thought that the wound in her throat was fatal. The knife which in- flicted the wound was lying near the body and was a carver given to deceased by her father. Deceased and he lived hap- pily together, and there was no reason for her to commit suicide. There was nothing peculiar about her mental con- dition. Two of deceased's daughters cor- roborated their father's' evidence, but stated that their mother had had head aches at times. The Coroner said it was the most inex- plicable case which had come under his notice. He found that death resulted from a knife-wound in the throat, self- inflicted while in a state of temporary insanity.
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- Mary Ann Osborne was the daughter of Joseph Osborne and Elizabeth Sarah Johns. She died aged 44 years in 1903 Reg.d.No.12227, and is buried in Grave A1099 Presbyterian Beechworth Cemetery with 2 of her children. Headstone: "Sacred to the Memory of Mary Ann.Beloved wife of David Kennedy died October 13 1903 aged 44 years.Also our little David.Aged 6 years" ( Janet Burns kennedy, her daughter is also in this grave but not on the headstone)
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