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Michael L MURPHY (1902 - 1909)

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
	Michael L MURPHY (1902 - 1909)	Michael James Joseph MURPHY (1869 - 1935)	Luke MURPHY
			Marian (MURPHY)
		Julia Isabella LATHAM (1872 - 1949)	Thomas LATHAM (1843 - 1884)	James LATHAM (1815 - 1888)
				Catherine ROCHFORD (1820 - 1896)
			Isabelle ISUM (1850 - 1889)	Richard ISUM (1802 - 1882)
				Julia CASTLE

b. 1902 at Hay, NSW, Australia

d. 1909 at Granville, NSW, Australia aged 7

Near Relatives of Michael L MURPHY (1902 - 1909)
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Grandfather	Luke MURPHY
Grandmother	Marian (MURPHY)
Grandfather	Thomas LATHAM	1843	Dunmanway, Co Cork, Ireland	28 Jul 1884	Dover, Kent, England	41
Grandmother	Isabelle ISUM	1850	Ireland	1889	Marylebone, London, England	39
Father	Michael James Joseph MURPHY	1869	Sydney, NSW, Australia	07 Sep 1935	East Coolgardie, WA, Australia	66
Mother	Julia Isabella LATHAM	1872	Cork, Co Cork, Ireland	1949	Sydney, NSW, Australia	77
Self	Michael L MURPHY	1902	Hay, NSW, Australia	1909	Granville, NSW, Australia	7
Brother	Harold James MURPHY	1899	Hay, NSW, Australia	1958	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	59
Sister	Isabella M MURPHY	1900	Hay, NSW, Australia	1901	Hay, NSW, Australia	1
Sister	Margaret Mary MURPHY	1904	Hay, NSW, Australia
Sister	Violet Edina MURPHY	1906	Marrickville, NSW, Australia	1983	Sydney, NSW, Australia	77
Brother	Male MURPHY	1908	Brewarrina, NSW, Australia	1908	Brewarrina, NSW, Australia	0
Brother	Victor Sperry MURPHY	1909	Granville, NSW, Australia	1994	Sydney, NSW, Australia	85
Brother	Raymond Joseph MURPHY	1910	Woollahara, Sydney, NSW, Australia	1957	Sydney, NSW, Australia	47
Aunt	Mary T MURPHY	1865	Sydney, NSW, Australia
Uncle	William Henry MURPHY	1873	Sydney, NSW, Australia	1876	Sydney, NSW, Australia	3
Uncle	Richard James LATHAM	29 Jan 1869	Cork, Co Cork, Ireland	1949	Hillston, NSW, Australia	80
Aunt	Elizabeth Mary SMITH	abt 1876		1905	Nymagee, NSW, Australia	29
Aunt	Susan FREEMAN			1960	Sydney, NSW, Australia
Uncle	Thomas Edward LATHAM	1874	Dymchurch, Kent, England	04 May 1917	Bullecourt, France	43
Aunt	Martha BASSETT	1873	The Springs, Victoria, Australia	1933	Condobolin, NSW, Australia	60
Uncle	William Oliver LATHAM	1875	Dymchurch, Kent, England	1926	Sydney, NSW, Australia	51
Aunt	Edith (Annie) Halbina K HART	1877	Maitland, NSW, Australia	1919	Paddington, Sydney, NSW, Australia	42
Aunt	Sarah Alice LATHAM	1878	Hythe	1969	Liverpool, NSW, Australia	91
Uncle	Alexander MACDOWELL
Aunt	Violet Amelia Margaret LATHAM	1880	Hythe	17 Feb 1953	Darling Point, Sydney, NSW, Australia	73
Uncle	Edward Charles Francis (HAINES) HAYNES	1875	Hay, NSW, Australia	1936	Ryde, Sydney, NSW, Australia	61
Uncle	Charles George LATHAM	1882	Hythe	1968	Perth, WA, Australia	86
Aunt	Marie Louisa von ALLWORDEN	1870	Sandhurst, Victoria, Australia	1946	Perth, WA, Australia	76
Uncle	Alfred Henry LATHAM	1883	Dover, Kent, England	1949	Perth, WA, Australia	66
Aunt	Alice Mary Maude LINDLEY	1884	Warnervale, Victoria, Australia	1932	Perth, WA, Australia	48
Cousin	Richard Thomas LATHAM	1898	Hillston, NSW, Australia	1972	Sydney, NSW, Australia	74
Cousin	William C LATHAM	1900	Hillston, NSW, Australia	1982	Lake Conjola, New South Wales Australia	82
Cousin	James Frederick LATHAM	1904	Hillston, NSW, Australia	1992	Hillston, NSW, Australia	88
Cousin	Eileen LATHAM	1898	Narrandera, NSW, Australia	1982	Australia	84
Cousin	George Edward LATHAM	1900	Narrandera, NSW, Australia	1966	Bathurst, NSW, Australia	66
Cousin	Daphne H LATHAM	1907	Sydney, NSW, Australia	1948	Balmain, NSW, Australia	41
Cousin	Greta Isabella Catherine HAYNES	1903	Marrickville, NSW, Australia	1978	Katoomba, NSW, Australia	75
Cousin	Edward Francis HAYNES	1906	Sydney, NSW, Australia	1973	Wollongong, NSW, Australia	67
Cousin	Violet Ann HAYNES	1909	Marrickville, NSW, Australia
Cousin	Leslie HAYNES	1913	Marrickville, NSW, Australia
Cousin	Ruth HAYNES	1915	Marrickville, NSW, Australia
Cousin	Elva HAYNES	aft 1915
Cousin	Arthur William LATHAM	1908	Hay, NSW, Australia	1986	Perth, WA, Australia	78
Cousin	Gordon Lawrence LATHAM	1910	Subiaco, Perth, WA, Australia	1984	Albany, Western Australia, Australia	74
Cousin	Alfred Henry LATHAM	1908	Nyngan, NSW, Australia	1997	Bathurst, NSW, Australia	89
Cousin	Thomas James LATHAM	1911	Nyngan, NSW, Australia	1971	Subiaco, Perth, WA, Australia	60
Cousin	William G LATHAM	1913	Gosford, NSW, Australia
Cousin	Alice Mary LATHAM	1915	Gosford, NSW, Australia	1959	Perth, WA, Australia	44
Sister in Law	Rose Doran HAMPTON	1898	Nora (?Nowra), NSW, Australia
Brother in Law	Albert Victor PERRIN	1906	Paddington, Sydney, NSW, Australia	1978	NSW, Australia	72
Sister in Law	Joan Margaret WESSLINK			1971	Kogarah, NSW, Australia

Events in Michael L MURPHY (1902 - 1909)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
1902		Michael L MURPHY was born	Hay, NSW, Australia	Note 1	17
1909	7	Michael L MURPHY died	Granville, NSW, Australia	Note 2	17, 60

Note 1: 22513/1902 MURPHY MICHAEL L MICHAEL J J JULIA I HAY

Note 2: 1623/1909 MURPHY MICHAEL L MICHAEL J J JULIA I GRANVILLE Sydney Morning Herald 10 March 1909 A CHILD'S DEATH. REFUSED ADMISSION TO A HOSPITAL. The death of a child named Michael Luke Murphy, aged 7 years, formed the subject of an inquiry on Monday evening at Auburn, the [Acting District Coroner, Mr. E. L. Maitland S.M., presiding. From the evidence adduced It appears that on Monday night at a late hour the child had a bad attack of croup, and at midnight the parents started off with him from Bankstown, with a view to having the child treated at St. Joseph's Hospital, Auburn. On arrival there at 2 o'clock on Monday morning the night nurse declined to admit the child, and advised the mother to take It to Dr. Furnival. The mother, however, went to a local chemist instead, and procured some ipecacuanha wine, which she administered to the child, and then returned home. On arrival home the child died in its mother's arms. Julia Isabella Murphy, mother of the deceased, stated that the child had been subject to croup. The child became so bad on Monday night that she took him to St. Joseph's Hospital, and told the night nurse that he had croup. The nurse said that she would see the sister, and when she come back she told her that the sister had said they could not take in such cases, and that she had better go and see Dr. Furnival. Dr. E. C. Hall, stated that in his opinion the cause of death was asphyxia, brought on by laryngal croup. If the child had been admitted into the hospital and operated on, there might have been a chance of saving its life; or had the parents followed the advice of the sister and taken it to a medical man an operation might have saved its life. Most hospital management provided that a patient was only admitted upon the recommendation of a medical man. He thought that in this case, as it was 2 a.m., the nurse ought to have rung up a medical man, and ascertained what ought to be done. Dr. F. H. Furnival, one of the medical officers of the institution, stated that in cases of accident or emergency the nurse or sister, would generally consult a member of the medical staff before admitting such patient. There was but little accommodation in the hospital for cases such as croup or diphtheria. Such cases were generally sent on the Parramatta District Hospital if the patients could safely travel. The mistake made in this instance was that he had not been rung up but from what he had seen and heard he thought the child was past help when it came to the hospital. An operation might have given the child a chance. Nurse Walker, in his opinion, was a shrewd and capable woman, and her action in consulting a higher, authority had absolved her from any blame. The Coroner recorded a finding that the child died from natural causes -to wit, croup.

Source References:

17. Type: Vital Record, Abbr: NSW bdm register, Title: NSW bdm register

- Reference = (Birth)

- Notes: 22513/1902 MURPHY MICHAEL L MICHAEL J J JULIA I HAY

- Reference = (Death)

- Notes: 1623/1909 MURPHY MICHAEL L MICHAEL J J JULIA I GRANVILLE

60. Type: Newspaper, Title: Trove, http://trove.nla.gov.au

- Reference = (Death)

- Notes: Sydney Morning Herald 10 March 1909 A CHILD'S DEATH. REFUSED ADMISSION TO A HOSPITAL. The death of a child named Michael Luke Murphy, aged 7 years, formed the subject of an inquiry on Monday evening at Auburn, the [Acting District Coroner, Mr. E. L. Maitland S.M., presiding. From the evidence adduced It appears that on Monday night at a late hour the child had a bad attack of croup, and at midnight the parents started off with him from Bankstown, with a view to having the child treated at St. Joseph's Hospital, Auburn. On arrival there at 2 o'clock on Monday morning the night nurse declined to admit the child, and advised the mother to take It to Dr. Furnival. The mother, however, went to a local chemist instead, and procured some ipecacuanha wine, which she administered to the child, and then returned home. On arrival home the child died in its mother's arms. Julia Isabella Murphy, mother of the deceased, stated that the child had been subject to croup. The child became so bad on Monday night that she took him to St. Joseph's Hospital, and told the night nurse that he had croup. The nurse said that she would see the sister, and when she come back she told her that the sister had said they could not take in such cases, and that she had better go and see Dr. Furnival. Dr. E. C. Hall, stated that in his opinion the cause of death was asphyxia, brought on by laryngal croup. If the child had been admitted into the hospital and operated on, there might have been a chance of saving its life; or had the parents followed the advice of the sister and taken it to a medical man an operation might have saved its life. Most hospital management provided that a patient was only admitted upon the recommendation of a medical man. He thought that in this case, as it was 2 a.m., the nurse ought to have rung up a medical man, and ascertained what ought to be done. Dr. F. H. Furnival, one of the medical officers of the institution, stated that in cases of accident or emergency the nurse or sister, would generally consult a member of the medical staff before admitting such patient. There was but little accommodation in the hospital for cases such as croup or diphtheria. Such cases were generally sent on the Parramatta District Hospital if the patients could safely travel. The mistake made in this instance was that he had not been rung up but from what he had seen and heard he thought the child was past help when it came to the hospital. An operation might have given the child a chance. Nurse Walker, in his opinion, was a shrewd and capable woman, and her action in consulting a higher, authority had absolved her from any blame. The Coroner recorded a finding that the child died from natural causes -to wit, croup.

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