[Index]
Elizabeth MALPASS (1877 - 1935)
Children Self + Spouses Parents Grandparents Greatgrandparents
May SCAMMELL (1897 - )
Lucy Jane SCAMMELL (1901 - )
Percy Edward SCAMMELL (1903 - )
Elizabeth MALPASS (1877 - 1935)

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William Edward SCAMMELL (1864 - 1911)

James John Dunlop WATSON ( - 1930)
Joseph MALPASS (1856 - 1925) William MALPASS (1826 - )



Elizabeth TOMLINSON (MALPASS) (1828 - )



Jane (June) MARSH (1858 - 1930) Hezekiah MARSH



Maria HOBSON




b. abt 1877 at Lower Gornal, Staffordshire, England
m. (1) 1896 William Edward SCAMMELL (1864 - 1911) at Queensland, Australia
m. (2) 1912 James John Dunlop WATSON ( - 1930) at Queensland, Australia
d. 1935 at Queensland, Australia aged 58
Near Relatives of Elizabeth MALPASS (1877 - 1935)
Relationship Person Born Birth Place Died Death Place Age
Grandfather William MALPASS abt 1826 Gornal, Staffordshire, England
Grandmother Elizabeth TOMLINSON (MALPASS) abt 1828 Gornal, Staffordshire, England
Grandfather Hezekiah MARSH
Grandmother Maria HOBSON

Father in Law William Edward SCAMMELL
Mother in Law Lucy COX
Father in Law James WATSON
Mother in Law Margaret MCCALL

Father Joseph MALPASS abt 1856 Gornal, Staffordshire, England 23 May 1925 Home Hill, Queensland, Australia 69
Mother Jane (June) MARSH abt 1858 24 Jun 1930 Home Hill, Queensland, Australia 72

Self Elizabeth MALPASS abt 1877 Lower Gornal, Staffordshire, England 1935 Queensland, Australia 58

Husband William Edward SCAMMELL 1864 East Knoyle, Wiltshire, England 1911 Queensland, Australia 47
Husband James John Dunlop WATSON 1930 Queensland, Australia

Daughter May SCAMMELL 1897 Queensland, Australia
Daughter Lucy Jane SCAMMELL 1901 Queensland, Australia
Son Percy Edward SCAMMELL 1903 Queensland, Australia

Sister Maria MALPASS 1881 Queensland, Australia
Brother William MALPASS 1882 Queensland, Australia 1958 Petersham, Sydney, NSW, Australia 76
Brother Thomas MALPASS 1883 Queensland, Australia 1955 Queesnland, Australia 72
Sister Louisa Jane MALPASS 1885 Queensland, Australia
Sister Maria MALPASS 1887 Queensland, Australia 1954 Brisbane, Queensland, Australia 67
Sister Maud MALPASS 1888 Queensland, Australia 1976 Ayr, Queensland, Australia 88
Sister May MALPASS 1890 Queensland, Australia 1956 Queensland, Australia 66
Brother Joseph Henry MALPASS 14 Jun 1891 Queensland, Australia 26 Feb 1951 Home Hill, Queensland, Australia 59
Brother Samuel MALPASS 1893 Queensland, Australia 1963 Queensland, Australia 70
Sister Beatrice MALPASS 1896 Queensland, Australia 1985 Queensland, Australia 89
Brother Charles MALPASS 08 May 1897 Queensland, Australia 1977 Brisbane, Queensland, Australia 80

Uncle William Henry MALPASS abt 1868 Gornal, Staffordshire, England 1950 Queensland, Australia 82
Aunt Hannah LARSEN 1951 Townsville, Queensland, Australia

Cousin Emily MALPASS 1895 Queensland, Australia
Cousin Leslie MALPASS 1899 Queensland, Australia
Cousin Harold John MALPASS 1904 Queensland, Australia
Cousin Ethel May MALPASS 1905 Queensland, Australia

Nephew Charles Joseph MALPASS 1916 Townsville, Queensland, Australia 2007 Ayr, Queensland, Australia 91
Nephew Leslie MALPASS 1917 Queensland, Australia
Nephew Wilfred (Bill) Joseph HOOK 1985 Queensland, Australia

Brother in Law John Crane WILSHIRE
Sister in Law Silver EADE 22 Oct 1890 Townsville, Queensland, Australia 19 Dec 1951 Home Hill, Queensland, Australia 61
Brother in Law Joseph Wilfed HOOK
Sister in Law Esther Inglis DAKERS 04 Apr 1900 Queensland, Australia
Events in Elizabeth MALPASS (1877 - 1935)'s life
Date Age Event Place Notes Src
abt 1877 Elizabeth MALPASS was born Lower Gornal, Staffordshire, England Note 1
1880 3 Immigration "Scottish Hero", from Plymouth to Townsville Note 2
1896 19 Married William Edward SCAMMELL (aged 32) Queensland, Australia Note 3 18
1897 20 Birth of daughter May SCAMMELL Queensland, Australia Note 4 18
1901 24 Birth of daughter Lucy Jane SCAMMELL Queensland, Australia Note 5
1903 26 Birth of son Percy Edward SCAMMELL Queensland, Australia Note 6
1911 34 Death of husband William Edward SCAMMELL (aged 47) Queensland, Australia Note 7 18
1912 35 Married James John Dunlop WATSON Queensland, Australia Note 8 18, 60
23 May 1925 48 Death of father Joseph MALPASS (aged 69) Home Hill, Queensland, Australia Note 9 52, 59
1930 53 Death of husband James John Dunlop WATSON Queensland, Australia Note 10
24 Jun 1930 53 Death of mother Jane (June) MARSH (aged 72) Home Hill, Queensland, Australia Note 11 52
1935 58 Elizabeth MALPASS died Queensland, Australia Note 12 18
1935 58 Burial Home Hill Cemetery, Queensland, Australia Note 13 90
Note 1: immigration records
From burial record
Note 2: Ancestry - Queensland, Australia, Passenger List
Name: Elizabeth Malpas
Age: 3
Birth Year: abt 1877
Ship Name: Scottish Hero
Port of Departure: Plymouth, England
Port of Arrival: Townsville
Arrival Date: 29 Jun 1880

with her mother Jane
Note 3: Qld bmd - 1896/C1923 - William Edward Scammell and Elizabeth Malpass
Note 4: Qld bmd - 1897 C6330 May Scammell - parents - William Edward and Elizabeth Malpass
Note 5: Qld bmd - 1901/C6721 Lucy Jane Scammell - parents - William Edward and Elizabeth Malpass
Note 6: Qld bmd - 1903/C5763 Percy Edward Scammell - parents - William Edward and Elizabeth Malpass
Note 7: Qld bmd - 1911/C2201 - William Edward Scammell - parents William Edward Scammell and Lucy Cox
Note 8: Qld bmd - 1912/C1909 Elizabeth Scammell and James John Dunlop Watson

Northern Miner (Charters Towers) 25 Jul 1912
Two well-known Ravenswoodites in
the persons of Mr. James Wilson, cor
dial manufacturer, and Mrs. Scammell,
licencee of the Excelsior Hotel, were
united in matrimony by the Rev.
Canon Grabham on Thursday evening
last.
Note 9: Reg No 1925/1713 - page 1093 - Joseph Malpass - 24 May 1925 - parents William Malpass and Elizabeth
Burdekin cemetery records - died 23/May 1925 - age 69 - husband of Jane Malpass - grave no 44X - Ayr cemetery

Townsville Daily Bulletin 24 May 1926
IN MEMORIUM
MALPASS— In loving memory of our dear Husband and father, Joseph Malpass. who departed this life, at Home, Hill. 24th May, 1925. (We of t times alt and think ot you When/ we are all Alone, Tor mqmory is the only thing, That gfrlet can call its own. We tnnk of you In the silence. No jfcyes may eee us wocp, But deep within our hearts, 1 ' Yopr loving memory we will keep.) (Inserted by his loving wife, Jane Malpass and sons and daughters, Mr and Mrs, Jas. Watson, Mr and Mrs W. Malpass, Mr and Mrs T. Malpass, Mr and Mrs G. Phillips, Mr and Mrs J. Wilshire. Mr and Mrs A. Frew, Mr and Mrs J. Farafher, Mr. and Mrs J. Malpass, Mr and Mrs S. Malpass, Mr and Mrs W. Hook, Mr and Mrs C. Malpass.)

Townsville Daily Bulletin 28 May 1925
LOWER BURDEKIN NOTES
I regretfully refer to the death of one of the pioneers at the North Mr. Joseph Malpass, who passed away at about two o'clock on Sunday morn ing, at his hotel (Hotel Malpass) at Home Hill. The deceased gentleman was seized with a stroke about two years ago, and since then his health has been very indifferent; culminating in his death. The late Mr. Malpass was born in the year 1855 at Dudley, Staffordshire. England, and married Miss Jane Marsh. He arrived at Townsville direct from England 47 years His young wife joining him two years later. He worked for a time on the Townsville jetty, and left Townsville for Woolgar, at the time of the Woolgar gold rush. Forty three years ago he went to Sandy Creek near Ravenswood and conducted the Sandy Creek Hotel. From there a few years later he went to Ravenswood as licensee of the Miners' Arms Hotel. About 13 years later he removed to Townsville, taking over the old Post Office Hotel. After a few years he returned to Ravenswood and again conducted the old Sandy Creek Hotel, and later the Exchange Hotel. At one time he was the owner of the Sandy Creek, the Miners' Arms and the Exchange Hotels. While licensee of the Exchange Hotel be took a 12 months' trip to the Old Country. 20 years ago Mr. Malpass decided to leave the North and purchased a fruit and dairy farm at Middle Ridge, on the Darling Downs. After a little over 12 months he sold the farm and returned to North Queensland, purchasing the lease of the Court House Hotel Cairns. After about 12 months he sold out and for some years conducted the North Gregory, Winton. About 12 years ago he removed to Ayr as the licensee of the Queen's Hotel, which be occupied for 6 years. He was also licensee of the Ayr Hotel for about a year and then lived privately for a few years. About two years ago he was granted a license for a hotel at Home Hill. The late Mr. Malpass has been a conspicuous figure in the North for nearly half century. He was a rugged, blunt type of man, with considerably more than the average fortitude and de- termination. He was a plucky speculator. The greater part of his life in the North was spent in Ravenswood, where in the palmy days of the field he had considerable interests. He leaves to mourn his loss a sorrowing wife, eleven grown up sons and daughters, numerous grandchildren, also a brother, Mr. W. H Malpass, of Bowen. His daughters and sons living are Mesdames Watson (Home Hill), G. Phillips, Frew, Farragar and Hook (Ayr), and Wiltshire (Townsville), and Messrs. W. Malpass (Alparoo Station), T. Malpass (Mackay), J. Malpass (Home Hill), S. Malpass (Townsville), and C Malpass (Cairns), all of whom are married and resident in North Queensland. His wife, all his children, his brother and several grandchildren were present with the deceased gentleman at the last. The late Mr. Malpass was accorded a Masonic funeral which moved from the Ayr Masonic Hall, a great number of Masonic brethren attending. The service at the graveside was conducted by the Reverend Michael, (Church of England), the Masonic service being read by by W. M. Harry Hicks of Lodge Ayr, of which lodge deceased was a member.


The Western Champion (Barcaldine) 13 June 1925
Mr. Joseph Malpass, one of the pioneers of- the North, has passed away at his hotel at Home Hill. The deceased was seized with a stroke about two years age, since when be was never himself. Deceased was born at Dudley, Staffordshire, England, in 1856. He arrived at Townsville direct front England 47 years ago, his young wife joining him two years later. His first job was a wharf lumper, and he afterwards visited the numerous gold rushes, finally settling down as a hotelkeeper. For some years he conducted the North Gregory Hotel, Wilton. He leaves a wife and eleven grown-up sons and daughters, and numerous grand children, also a brother. Deceased was a rugged, blunt, type of man with considerably more than the average fortitude and determination. He was accorded a Masonic funeral and was interred at Ayr.
Note 10: Qld bmd - 1930/C2299 - James John Dunlop Watson - parents James Watson and Margaret McCall
Note 11: Reg No 1930/C2300 - page 1016 - parents Hezekiah Marsh and Maria - 24 June 1930
Burdekin cemetery records - died 24 June 1930 - age 72 - buried with husband Joseph Malpass

Central Queensland Herald 19 March 1931
TOWNSVILLE.
Malpass, Jane, Home Hill, widow, licensed victualler. January 24th, 1930. William Malpass and Elizabeth Watson. Realty and personalty, £24,181.
Note 12: Qld bmd - 1935/C3922 - Elizabeth Watson - parents Joseph Malpass and Jane MArsh
Note 13: Elizabeth Malpass Watson
Birth Apr 1877
Lower Gornal, Metropolitan Borough of Dudley, West Midlands, England
Death 22 Sep 1935 (aged 58)
Home Hill, Burdekin Shire, Queensland, Australia
Burial
Home Hill General Cemetery
Home Hill, Burdekin Shire, Queensland, Australia
Plot Grave Number/Niche: 256
Personal Notes:
Northern Miner (Charters Towers) 20 March 1911
"THE LICENSING ACT OF 1886."
Sections 31 (1) and 34.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSED VICTUALLER'S LICENSE.
JOSEPH MALPASS, of Ravenswood, being the holder of a Licensed Victualler's License under the said Act, for the premises knows as Exchange Hotel, and situate at Macrossan-strect, Ravenswood. in the said District, hereby give notice that I in tend to apply at the next Monthly Meeting of the said Licensing Authority to transfer the said License to, ELIZABETH SCAMMELL of Ravens wood, Confectioner.
JOSEPH MALPASS,
And I, the said ELIZABETH SCAM M&IX, hereby give notice that it is my intention to apply that-such trans fer may be granted to me. I am a widow, having three children. I have not held a license before. Dated this second day of March, 1911.
ELIZABETH SCAMMELL.
Source References:
18. Type: Vital Record, Abbr: Queensland bdm index, Title: Queensland bdm index
- Reference = (Marriage)
- Notes: Qld bmd - 1896/C1923 - William Edward Scammell and Elizabeth Malpass
- Reference = (Death)
- Notes: Qld bmd - 1935/C3922 - Elizabeth Watson - parents Joseph Malpass and Jane MArsh
- Reference = (Marriage)
- Notes: Qld bmd - 1912/C1909 Elizabeth Scammell and James John Dunlop Watson
60. Type: Newspaper, Title: Trove, http://trove.nla.gov.au
- Reference = (Marriage)
- Notes: Northern Miner (Charters Towers) 25 Jul 1912
Two well-known Ravenswoodites in
the persons of Mr. James Wilson, cor
dial manufacturer, and Mrs. Scammell,
licencee of the Excelsior Hotel, were
united in matrimony by the Rev.
Canon Grabham on Thursday evening
last.
90. Type: Web Page, Abbr: Find A Grave, Title: Findagrave.com
- Reference = (Burial)
- Notes: Elizabeth Malpass Watson
Birth Apr 1877
Lower Gornal, Metropolitan Borough of Dudley, West Midlands, England
Death 22 Sep 1935 (aged 58)
Home Hill, Burdekin Shire, Queensland, Australia
Burial
Home Hill General Cemetery
Home Hill, Burdekin Shire, Queensland, Australia
Plot Grave Number/Niche: 256