John James CRAMP (1837

John James CRAMP (1837 - 1905)

carpenter, piano tuner

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
John Francis CRAMP (1887 - 1933) Sophia CRAMP (1888 - 1967) Eva CRAMP (1890 - 1979) Harold CRAMP (1892 - 1892) Cedric CRAMP (1897 - 1917) Edwin CRAMP (1899 - 1918)	John James CRAMP (1837 - 1905) + Penelope Esther Anne TRIVETT (1857 - 1931)	John CRAMP (1809 - 1873)	John CRAMP

			Jane OLIPHANT

		Sophia Matilda BALLS (1813 - 1866)	James BALLS

			Elizabeth (BALLS)

b. abt Dec 1837 at St George the Martyr, Middlesex, England

m. 24 May 1886 Penelope Esther Anne TRIVETT (1857 - 1931) at Waterloo, New South Wales, Australia

d. 1905 at Waverley, New South Wales, Australia aged 68

Parents:

John CRAMP (1809 - 1873)

Sophia Matilda BALLS (1813 - 1866)

Siblings (5):

Marianne Mary Ann CRAMP (1834 - 1923)

Frances Harriet CRAMP (1835 - 1929)

Sophia Matilda Emily CRAMP (1840 - 1901)

Caroline CRAMP (1840 - 1920)

Harriette CRAMP (1842 - 1911)

Children (6):

John Francis CRAMP (1887 - 1933)

Sophia CRAMP (1888 - 1967)

Eva CRAMP (1890 - 1979)

Harold CRAMP (1892 - 1892)

Cedric CRAMP (1897 - 1917)

Edwin CRAMP (1899 - 1918)

Events in John James CRAMP (1837 - 1905)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
abt Dec 1837		John James CRAMP was born	St George the Martyr, Middlesex, England	Note 1
12 Feb 1857	19	Immigration	Sydney, New South Wales, Australia	per 'Hindostan'
12 Jul 1866	28	Death of mother Sophia Matilda BALLS (aged 53)	At sea	Note 2	18
12 Apr 1873	35	Death of father John CRAMP (aged 63)	Banana, Queensland, Australia	1873/C2	18
24 May 1886	48	Married Penelope Esther Anne TRIVETT (aged 28)	Waterloo, New South Wales, Australia	3585/1886
1887	50	Birth of son John Francis CRAMP	Paddington, New South Wales, Australia	10058/1887
1888	51	Birth of daughter Sophia CRAMP	Woollahra, New South Wales, Australia	11137/1888
1890	53	Birth of daughter Eva CRAMP	Woollahra, New South Wales, Australia	38251/1890
1892	55	Birth of son Harold CRAMP	Woollahra, New South Wales, Australia	39255/1892
1892	55	Death of son Harold CRAMP	Woollahra, New South Wales, Australia	14261/1892
1897	60	Birth of son Cedric CRAMP	Woollahra, New South Wales, Australia	37003/1897
1899	62	Birth of son Edwin CRAMP	Woollahra, New South Wales, Australia	26862/1899
1905	68	John James CRAMP died	Waverley, New South Wales, Australia	11065/1905

Note 1: Free BMD Dec 1837 Holburn 2 120

Note 2: 501435/1866 shipwreck of Cawarra

Personal Notes:

JOHN JAMES CRAMP was born 20 Oct 1836 in St. George the Martyr, London, and died 21 Aug 1905 in Waverley, Sydney. He married PENELOPE ESTHER ANN(E) TRIVETT 24 May 1886 in Church of St. Matthew, Botany, Sydney, daughter of FRANCIS TRIVETT and MATILDA GUNTON. She was born 09 Oct 1857 in Sydney, and died 01 Dec 1931 in Waverley, Sydney.

Notes for JOHN JAMES CRAMP:
* John James CRAMP age 19 yrs and travelling alone immigrated to Australia on the Ship "Hindostan" which departed Southampton on 26 October 1856 and arrived at Port Jackson on 12 February 1857. Also on board this ship were his future brothers in law, Walter Bennett and Henry John Tillidge.
* He preceded the family to Australia and the immigration records for John James show that he already had a relative in the Colony; an uncle, George Thompson, carpenter residing in Melbourne. Perhaps he was the George Edward Tompson, half brother of John Cramp senior, shown on the 1851 census?
* John James' occupation was recorded as Carpenter.
* He worked as a piano tuner in Ipswich QLD and was a successful investor in Gympie gold before moving to Sydney.
* NSW Death Registration No: 1905/11065.

Notes for PENELOPE ESTHER ANN(E) TRIVETT:
* NSW Birth Registration No. 1982/1857.
* NSW Death Registration No: 1931/20459.

Marriage Notes for JOHN CRAMP and PENELOPE TRIVETT:
* NSW Marriage Registration No: 1886/3585
* He was age 48 yrs and she was age 28 yrs at the time of their marriage.
* At the time of their marriage he was a bachelor and she was a spinster.
* The family lived at "Ithaca" 7 Grafton St. Woollahra, Sydney in 1917 /1918.

Children of JOHN CRAMP and PENELOPE TRIVETT are:
i. JOHN FRANCIS8 CRAMP, b. 1887, Paddington, Sydney; d. 13 Mar 1933, Sydney; m. RACHAEL MAY TAPLEY, Abt. 1914, Adelaide, SA.

Notes for JOHN FRANCIS CRAMP:
* NSW Birth Registration No: 1887/10058.
* He was Medical Superintendant of Royal South Sydney Hospital, Joynton Ave, Zetland.
* NSW Death Registration No: 1933/230.

Marriage Notes for JOHN CRAMP and RACHAEL TAPLEY:
* They had no children.

5. ii. SOPHIA CRAMP, b. 1888, Woollahra; d. 16 Jun 1967, Sydney.
6. iii. EVA CRAMP, b. 1890, Woollahra.
iv. HAROLD CRAMP, b. 1892, Woollahra; d. 1892, Sydney.

Notes for HAROLD CRAMP:
* NSW Birth Registration No: 1892/39255.
* NSW Death Registration No: 1892/14261.

v. CEDRIC CRAMP, b. 14 Sep 1897, Woollahra; d. 12 Oct 1917, Belgium - WWI.

Notes for CEDRIC CRAMP:
* NSW Birth Registration No: 1897/37003.
* He lived in Woollahra, Sydney and attended Fort Street High School in Sydney. At the time of his enlistment in the Army he was studying medicine at university.
* He enlisted as a private in 34th Bn Aust Army in WWI. Army No. 3031, Rank Private, Age 20 yrs.
* Buried at 29 The Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial Belgium.

More About CEDRIC CRAMP:
Burial: Belgium - Wargraves Cemetery

vi. EDWIN CRAMP, b. 18 Jul 1899, Woollahra; d. 20 Apr 1918, France - WWI.

Notes for EDWIN CRAMP:
* NSW Birth Registration No: 1899/26862.
* He enlisted in WWI with his brother Cedric.
* He was a student at Fort St High Petersham at the time of his enlistment and being under the age for enlistment he stated his age as 20 yrs.
Army No.: 3614
Place of Birth: Woollahra
Place of Enlistment: Liverpool, NSW
Next of Kin: Penelope Esther Anne CRAMP - Mother
Rank: Private.
Enlisted as a private in 54th Bn Aust Army.
Died in France aged 18 yrs 9 months. He died of wounds (gas).
Buried in France at 39 Longpre-les-Carps Saints British Cemetery.

More About EDWIN CRAMP:
Burial: France - British Wargraves Cemetery

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