| [Index] |
| Henry James LAUGHER (1898 - 1970) |
| chemist |
| Children | Self + Spouses | Parents | Grandparents | Greatgrandparents |
| Henry James LAUGHER (1898 - 1970) + Gladys May BERGIN ( - 1979) |
James Palmer LAUGHER (1868 - 1942) | Charles Henry LAUGHER (1827 - 1892) | Charles LAUGHER (1796 - ) | |
| Mary HUGHES (1798 - ) | ||||
| Eliza UNDERWOOD (1836 - 1898) | Samuel Humprhies UNDERWOOD | |||
| Elizabeth (UNDERWOOD) | ||||
| Henrietta DEAVILLE ( - 1962) | Isuac DEAVILLE | |||
| Henrietta Augusta (DEAVILLE) | ||||
| b. 30 Mar 1898 at Brisbane, Queensland, Australia |
| +. Gladys May BERGIN ( - 1979) |
| d. 15 Nov 1970 at St Leonards, New South Wales, Australia aged 72 |
| Parents: |
| James Palmer LAUGHER (1868 - 1942) |
| Henrietta DEAVILLE ( - 1962) |
| Siblings (3): |
| Phil LAUGHER (1902 - 1963) |
| Mabel LAUGHER (1904 - ) |
| Beryl LAUGHER (1906 - ) |
| Events in Henry James LAUGHER (1898 - 1970)'s life | |||||
| Date | Age | Event | Place | Notes | Src |
| 30 Mar 1898 | Henry James LAUGHER was born | Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | 1898/B62150 | ||
| 1942 | 44 | Death of father James Palmer LAUGHER (aged 74) | Murwillumbah, New South Wales, Australia | 4104/1942 | |
| 1962 | 64 | Death of mother Henrietta DEAVILLE | Camden, New South Wales, Australia | 1714/1962 | |
| 15 Nov 1970 | 72 | Henry James LAUGHER died | St Leonards, New South Wales, Australia | 39103/1970 | |
| Personal Notes: |
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War Service
Enlisted 24 Dec 1915 at Brisbane Occupation Chemists assistant NOK Mother Henrietta Laugher, Station House Caboolture Served Corporal, 49th Battalion France Wounded Fate Returned to Australia 29 Feb 1920 AIF Project Record Personal Details Born 30 Mar 1898 to James Laugher and Henrietta de Ville at Brisbane Married Gladys May Bergin Died 15 Nov 1970 Sydney, NSW Notes HJ Laugher had completed his preliminary examinations and 2 years of apprenticeship with William Colledge at the BAFS Dispensary at the time he enlisted in 1915. He attended the Westminster College of Chemistry post war while waiting to return to Australia. By 1923 he was a chemist living in Caboolture and he sold out in 1926. The family had moved to Tweed Heads during the war and his father, a station master, was posted to Nambour in 1924. In 1929 he went to Rabaul, New Guinea where he carried out business until about 1937. His wife and daughter were evacuated from Rabaul after a volcanic eruption. By 1943 he had settled in Pymble with wife Gladys May where he was a chemist. He was survived by his wife and daughter. |