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| Henry (Harry) Waldemar PEDDLE (1884 - 1906) |
| Children | Self + Spouses | Parents | Grandparents | Greatgrandparents |
| Henry (Harry) Waldemar PEDDLE (1884 - 1906) | Henry Hawkings PEDDLE (1858 - 1913) | Henry Hawkins PEDDLE (1827 - 1907) | ||
| Catherine HENSON (1825 - 1885) | James HENSON | |||
| Martha Honora ROMEO (1857 - 1910) | Charles ROMEO | |||
| Margaret KING | ||||
| b. 1884 at Frankstown, Victoria, Australia |
| d. 1906 at Hastings, Victoria, Australia aged 22 |
| Near Relatives of Henry (Harry) Waldemar PEDDLE (1884 - 1906) | ||||||
| Relationship | Person | Born | Birth Place | Died | Death Place | Age |
| Grandfather | Henry Hawkins PEDDLE | 1827 | Guernsey, Channel Islands, England | 1907 | Hastings, Victoria, Australia | 80 |
| Grandmother | Catherine HENSON | abt 1825 | Ireland | 1885 | Tyabb, Victoria, Australia | 60 |
| Grandfather | Charles ROMEO | |||||
| Grandmother | Margaret KING | |||||
| Father | Henry Hawkings PEDDLE | 1858 | Victoria, Australia | 1913 | Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | 55 |
| Mother | Martha Honora ROMEO | 1857 | Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | 1910 | South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | 53 |
| Self | Henry (Harry) Waldemar PEDDLE | 1884 | Frankstown, Victoria, Australia | 1906 | Hastings, Victoria, Australia | 22 |
| Sister | Cora Estella PEDDLE | 1882 | Tyabb, Victoria, Australia | 1941 | Hastings, Victoria, Australia | 59 |
| Brother | Charles John PEDDLE | 1886 | Tyabb, Victoria, Australia | 1919 | Prahran, Victoria, Australia | 33 |
| Sister | Vera PEDDLE | 1888 | Victoria, Australia | |||
| Brother | William Henry PEDDLE | abt 1890 | 1963 | Glen, Victoria, Australia | 73 | |
| Brother | Gerald Frederick PEDDLE | 1899 | Tyabb, Victoria, Australia | 1955 | Glen Iris, Victoria, Australia | 56 |
| Uncle | William Henry PEDDLE | 1851 | Guernsey, Channel Islands, England | 1876 | Victoria, Australia | 25 |
| Uncle | John Charles PEDDLE | 1857 | Western Port,Victoria, Australia | 1913 | Richmond, Victoria, Australia | 56 |
| Aunt | Charlotte Jane MILLER | abt 1858 | 1918 | Camberwell, Victoria, Australia | 60 | |
| Uncle | Frederick Henson PEDDLE | 1861 | French Island, Victoria | 1924 | Prahran, Victoria, Australia | 63 |
| Aunt | Elizabeth LAMBLE | 1855 | 1942 | Hastings, Victoria, Australia | 87 | |
| Uncle | Arthur Walderman PEDDLE | 1868 | Tyabb, Victoria, Australia | 1946 | St Kilda, Victoria, Australia | 78 |
| Aunt | Emily Agnes FARROW | 1869 | Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia | 1961 | Glen Iris, Victoria, Australia | 92 |
| Cousin | Leura Catherine PEDDLE | 01 Jan 1880 | Richmond, Victoria, Australia | 15 May 1960 | Glen Iris, Victoria, Australia | 80 |
| Cousin | Sydney PEDDLE | 1881 | Richmond, Victoria, Australia | 1881 | Richmond, Victoria, Australia | 0 |
| Cousin | Thomas PEDDLE | 1881 | 1881 | Richmond, Victoria, Australia | 0 | |
| Cousin | William Henry PEDDLE | 1882 | Richmond, Victoria, Australia | 1959 | Victoria, Australia | 77 |
| Cousin | Frederick Henson PEDDLE | 1883 | Richmond, Victoria, Australia | 1967 | Glen Iris, Victoria, Australia | 84 |
| Cousin | Herbert Arthur PEDDLE | 1885 | Richmond, Victoria, Australia | 1887 | Richmond, Victoria, Australia | 2 |
| Cousin | Florence Adelaide PEDDLE | 1887 | Richmond, Victoria, Australia | 1949 | Camberwell, Victoria, Australia | 62 |
| Cousin | Thomas PEDDLE | 1888 | Richmond, Victoria, Australia | 1888 | Richmond, Victoria, Australia | 0 |
| Cousin | Marion Merton PEDDLE | 1890 | Richmond, Victoria, Australia | 1932 | Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | 42 |
| Cousin | John Charles PEDDLE | 1892 | Richmond, Victoria, Australia | 1952 | Campbellfield, Victoria, Australia | 60 |
| Cousin | Louisa May PEDDLE | 1893 | Pich, Victoria, Australia | 1901 | Richmond, Victoria, Australia | 8 |
| Cousin | Charlotte Jane Margurite PEDDLE | 1899 | Richmond, Victoria, Australia | 1964 | Clayton, Victoria, Australia | 65 |
| Cousin | Frances Catherine PEDDLE | |||||
| Brother in Law | Ernest George HODGINS | |||||
| Sister in Law | Louise Annie GILLAM | |||||
| Brother in Law | William KAY | |||||
| Events in Henry (Harry) Waldemar PEDDLE (1884 - 1906)'s life | |||||
| Date | Age | Event | Place | Notes | Src |
| 1884 | Henry (Harry) Waldemar PEDDLE was born | Frankstown, Victoria, Australia | Note 1 | 52 | |
| 1906 | 22 | Henry (Harry) Waldemar PEDDLE died | Hastings, Victoria, Australia | Note 2 | 52, 60 |
| Personal Notes: |
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Mornington Standard 20 Jan 1906
THE RAILWAY FATALITY AT HASTINGS. A magisterial enquiry, concerning the death of Henry Waldeneer Peddle, who was killed by a train at No. 49 level crossing on Wednesday week, was held at Hoban's Royal Hotel on Friday week. Cora Estello Peddle, who was with deceased at the time of the accident, deposed that they did not see the train till it was right on them. They never beard the whistle till the collision. As she jumped the engine almost touched her. She got up, after the train had stopped, ran to her brother, and saw that he was dead. DriverHancy saidhe left Hastings on time and blew the whistle on thetop of the rise, above the gatehunse, and, as a high wind was blowing, he repeated it. On nearing the crossnag, the fireman called out " Red light." He at once opened the whistle, shot off steam, and put down the brakes as the engine struck the vehicle. The horse's head and part of his shoulder were across the rails. He saw Miss Peddle jump and fall on the horse's side, and scramble clear on her hands and knees. He thought her legs were cut off and turned away his head. He saw the body of deceased fly through the air and fall clear of the metal. When the train stopped he ran back, ex amined Peddle, and saw that he was quite dead. Firemtn Babbage said that on near ing the crossing, and when about 40 or 50yds away, Ithe saw the vehicle ap proaching between the gatehouse and rails, and called out " Red light." He put on the hand brake and the driver blew the whistle, put down the brake, and shut off steam. As the train closed on the vehicle, Miss Peddle turned her face toward the engine, and he saw her speak to her brother and clasp his arm. Then she jumped out. Deceased stood up and pulled the reins jest as the train swept over him. Thought if he had whipped the horse and not pulled the reins he could have cleared the rails in time. Guard Veal was in the body of the van, writing, when he heard the whistle blow, and, as the Westinghouse brake brought the train to a standstill, he sow fragments of the vehicle strewn along the line. He ran back and examined deceased, and saw that he was dead. H. Stockton said that deceased and his sister passed him on the road, but he kept them In view till the house hid them from his sight. lie heart the train whistle four times, and, as the horse was trotting tiup thy crossing, he know they would be caught. He hurriot after them, but did not get close enough for them to hear. He, conveyed the boly back to the Royal Hotel, to await the enquiry. O,nstable Watt eaid that he had. examined thebo body of deceased, and found that the skull was fractured, and that there was a small deep wound at the iack of the heed as if a part of the b:roken vehie:e had been driven into it. That wiund had, apparently, caused Inspector Lowe said that the cross )n.otrasnot a dangerous one, a clear vi'ewrof 30-ch;tne cou;d.he had nn tl. tiduhb id ", and a mi'o on the north s?Idi-' There was'h clear space of 321t hebtwet'r the gatehousn and rails. In snmiing ii;,, Or P'rratt said that the drivereand fireman had done all in hair power to asert disaster, and he wou'd return a virdict of accidental death. Quite a gloom has been cast over the town since the sad accident, for it has closed one of tle mast promising careers of the community. The deceased had juso pae?s.d his last ex aminaton with honors, and was enjoy ng a .well earned holiday at home with his parents. He was beloved and re spected by all who knew him, and the sudden sad ending of his bright young life was a shock io all The burial took place at the Hastings cemetery yea', .! y week, the funeral procession being one of the longest ever seen in the district. The floral tributes were on tricfi:ent, min y being sent by \hb!oa:n. frierd... The grave was a n'se of floral wresths and crosses, and ine had only to lo ,k at the large con .ou:s. if prople inr sent to see how .idely he, was resprested The service we recd by the liar J. G. Swan. On Sin lay a tm;ut?r'i al service was held a' IHo'y Trinmly Church by the ter J G .%ar. Tie church wrs u'l an I drop'd in black. Mir ?ri Mrs Peddle have the heart. fr't sy:npar hy, of the whole com. munity, in their sad beJremeam; Digit |
| Source References: |
| 52. Type: Australia Birth Marriage Death Index 1787 - 1985 Record |
| - Reference = (Birth) |
| - Notes: Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922
Name: Henry Maldamer Peddle Birth Date: Abt 1884 Birth Place: Fran, Victoria Registration Year: 1884 Registration Place: Victoria, Australia Father: Henry Hawkins Peddle Mother: Martha Romeo Registration Number: 9589 |
| - Reference = (Death) |
| - Notes: Australia, Death Index, 1787-1985
Name: Hy Waldemar Peadle Birth Year: abt 1885 Age: 21 Death Place: Hastings, Victoria Father's name: Peadle Hy Hawkins Mother's name: Martha Norah Rowes Registration Year: 1906 Registration Place: Victoria Registration Number: 1809 |
| 60. Type: Newspaper, Title: Trove, http://trove.nla.gov.au |
| - Reference = (Death) |
| - Notes: The Age (Melbourne) 15 Jan 1906
PEDDLE.—On the 10th January, at Hastings, Harry Waldemar (Son), the beloved eldest son of Henry and Martha Peddle, aged 21 years, the result of an accident. |
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