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Joseph GRIMSHAW

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Walter GRIMSHAW (1851 - 1933)	Joseph GRIMSHAW + Matilda (GRIMSHAW)

+. Matilda (GRIMSHAW)

Near Relatives of Joseph GRIMSHAW
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Self	Joseph GRIMSHAW
Spouse/Partner	Matilda (GRIMSHAW)
Son	Walter GRIMSHAW	1851	Manchester, Lancashire, England	1933	Williamstown, Victoria, Australia	82
Daughter in Law	Annie STEWART	1856	Williamstown, Victoria, Australia	1923	Williamstown, Victoria, Australia	67
Grandson	George GRIMSHAW
Grandson	John GRIMSHAW
Granddaughter	Tom GRIMSHAW
Grandson	Walter Joseph GRIMSHAW	abt 1882		1959	Victoria, Australia	77

Events in Joseph GRIMSHAW's life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
1851		Birth of son Walter GRIMSHAW	Manchester, Lancashire, England	Note 1
1933		Death of son Walter GRIMSHAW (aged 82)	Williamstown, Victoria, Australia	Note 2	53, 60

Note 1: Burial info - 1851 From obit

Note 2: Burial info Malter Grimshaw in the Australia, Death Index, 1787-1985 Name: Malter Grimshaw Death Age: 80 Birth Date: abt 1853 Death Date: Abt 1933 Death Place: West Footscray, Victoria Registration Date: 1933 Registration Place: Australia Father: Jos Grimsham Mother: Matilda Registration Number: 10120 The Age (Melbourne) 11 Dec 1933 GRIMSHAW.—On the 9th December, at his son's residence, "Clifton," 95 Williamstown- road, West Footscray, Walter Grimshaw (late foreman Newport Workshops), the dearly beloved husband of the late Annie Grimshaw, and loving father of George, Walter, John (deceased) and Tom, aged 80 years. Mother and father reunited. Williamstown Chronicle 16 Dec 1933 MR. WALTER GRIMSHAW A well known and highly respected retired railway official, in the person of Mr. Walter Grimshaw passed away at his son's residence "Clifton" 95 Williamstown road, West Footscray, on Saturday morning last. The late Mr. Grimshaw, who was born at Man chester, England, 80 years ago, leaves a grown up family of three sons, his wife and one son having predeceased him. One son, Walter, is manager of the Ballarat Railway Workshops, and another son Tom, is loco engine driver in the Victorian Railways, and was well known as a South Melbourne and Footscray footballer, whilst the other son George, is connected with Melbourne, and he also was a promin ent footballer: having played first with Port Melbourne and then with Williamstown. The late Mr. Grim shaw had retired from the Newport workshops as foreman, when he be came 60 years of age. The funeral took place, on Monday morning, from his son's residence to the Williams town cemetery where intermen took place in the family grave, in the presence of a large circle of friends and relatives. Among the many beautiful wreaths 'was a magnificent wreath from the Ballarat Workshops.

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