Family Tree of the Adlers, Edwardses, Hogans, Lipscombes and Olivers
Thomas Faulks (1844 - 1921), and Harriet Shove (1847 - 1866)
Married: 1865, Vic, Australia
| PARENTS | CHILDREN | |
|---|---|---|
| Robert Faulks Born: 3 Nov 1818, Notts, England Died: 26 Jun 1916, Eddington, Vic, Australia Story Mary Husbands Born: Mar 1821, Notts, England Died: 3 Mar 1855, Geelong, Vic, Australia |
Thomas FAULKS Born: 1844, Cropwell Butts, Notts, England Died: 10 Jun 1921, Korong Vale, Vic, Australia Buried: 12 Jun 1921, Korong Vale, Vic, Australia Story 2nd family |
Mary Faulks Born: 1866, Neereaman, Vic, Australia Died: 1866, Eddington, Vic, Australia |
| Andrew Shove Born: 19th c. Sophia ~?? Born: 19th c. |
Harriet SHOVE Born: 1847, Surrey, England Died: 25 Dec 1866, Vic, Australia | |
| T. Faulks Source: Birth - From marriage certificate [LW]. Death - Death indexes 1914-1930 [LW]. Burial - AIGS Cemetery Index [LW]. H. Shove Source: Death - Victorian Pioneer Index (1836-1888) [LW]. Marriage source: Victorian Pioneer Index on CD-ROM (1836-1888) [AL]. |
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Story: Thomas Faulks (1844 - 1921)
From Lois Willis, added to this site 1 Jun 2003
At the time of his marriage to Hannah, Thomas is listed as being a widower - first wife died 25 Dec 1866. He had one deceased child.
- Burial: 12 June 1921, Korong Vale, Victoria, Australia
- Occupation: Farmer
- Residence: Laanecoorie, Victoria, Australia
From Wedderburn Express, added to this site 1 Jun 2003
OBITUARY, Friday June 17, 1921
Late Thos. FAULKS KORONG VALE
One of the pioneers of the Korong Vale district, in the person of Mr Thomas Faulks, passed away on Friday last. Mr Faulks was born at Nottinghamshire, England, and came to Australia at the age of 10 years. For some years he lived at Laanecoorie and Eddington, coming to Korong Vale district 44 years ago and living there ever since.He was closely connected with the Methodist Church, for 17 years being superintendent of the Sunday School.
The funeral took place of Sunday, the Rev. F. A. Apted conducting services at the house and the graveside. The coffin was carried by his five sons - John, Robert, William, Serpell and George, and his son-in-law (Mr F Vernon).
In the evening a memorial service was held in the Methodist Church where a large number paid their respects to the deceased's memory. The service was conducted by Rev. Apted and was most impressive.
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