The table below shows the people that make up the group.
No | Last Name | First Names | Maiden Name | Relationship | Occupation | Born | Died | School Year |
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1 | Park | John | Husband | Gold miner c1875-1904 | ||||
2 | Park | Lydia | Wife | 23 Sep 1905 |
The table below shows any historical notes about the party group.
Note | Date | Short Description | Note Text |
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1411 | 1875 | Earliest record of Mr John Park |
The earliest record available to date of Mr John Park is the electoral roll of 1875. He is listed as a miner residing in Pipeclay Gully - the exact location is unknown, but may have been dwelling #96. |
1412 | 1896 | Electoral roll of 1896 |
The electoral roll of 1896 still lists John Park, without a wife, as a miner residing in Pipeclay Gully. About this time he appears to be sluicing on Bald Hill Flat with Messrs Kennedy and McGregor. |
1413 | 1902 | Electoral roll of 1902 |
The electoral roll of 1902 shows Mr John and Mrs Lydia Park living in Bannockburn, probably in dwelling #96. It is not known when Mr park married or when he moved from Pipeclay Gully. |
1414 | 1904 | Last entry in Stones directory for John Park. |
This is the last entry in Stones directory for Mr John Park, miner of Bannockburn. |
1415 | 1905 | Stones directory listing for Mrs Park |
Stones directory lists a Mrs John Park. On 3 Sep 1905, Mrs Lydia Park died. She is buried in the Cromwell cemetery. There is no headstone. It is not clear what happened to mr Park. |
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