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Sarah CALBERT

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
John Campbell MACDOUGALL (1846 - 1889)	Sarah CALBERT + Archibald MACDOUGALL

+. Archibald MACDOUGALL

Near Relatives of Sarah CALBERT
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Self	Sarah CALBERT
Spouse/Partner	Archibald MACDOUGALL
Son	John Campbell MACDOUGALL	21 Jan 1846	Longbottom, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia	Sep 1889	Balmain, NSW, Australia	43
Daughter in Law	Mary Anne FALKINER	10 May 1848	NSW, Australia	16 Jan 1917	Adelaide, South Australia, Australia	68
Granddaughter	Ruth Campbell MACDOUGALL
Granddaughter	Mary Campbell MACDOUGALL	1875	Richmond, Victoria, Australia
Grandson	Robert MACDOUGALL
Grandson	Archibald Falkiner MACDOUGALL	1877	Maitland, NSW, Australia
Grandson	Eric Campbell MACDOUGALL	1885	Duno, Victoria, Australia	1954	Chatswood, NSW, Australia	69

Events in Sarah CALBERT's life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
21 Jan 1846		Birth of son John Campbell MACDOUGALL	Longbottom, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia	Note 1	52
Sep 1889		Death of son John Campbell MACDOUGALL (aged 43)	Balmain, NSW, Australia	Note 2	17, 60

Note 1: Australia Birth Index, 1788-1922 about John Campbell Macdougall Name: John Campbell Macdougall Birth Date: 21 Jan 1846 Father's Name: Archibald Macdougall Mother's Name: Sarah Calbert Birth Place: Longbottom Registration Place: Adelaide, South Australia Page Number: 140 Volume Number: 1

Note 2: Reg No 2348/1889 Macdougall John C - parents Archibald and Sarah - Balmain http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/13739425?searchTerm=Falkiner The Sydney Morning Herald 21 Sept 1889 The friends of Mr. John Falkiner, of West Maitland, are respectfully informed that the funeral of his late SON-IN-LAW, Mr. John Campbell Macdougall, will move from his late residence, Darling Road, Balmain, opposite Town Hall, on Sunday afternoon, at half past 1 o'clock, for Wesleyan Cemetery The Maitland Mercury & Hunter River General Advertiser Tuesday 1 Oct 1889 Page 2 Death off Mr. John C. Macdougall.(Balmain Observer, Sept 28th.) The demise of the above named gentleman, was made the cause of an inquest on Saturday at the Town Hall Hotel, Balmain, before the city coroner, Mr. Woore. The witnesses examined proved that Mr. Mcdougall was last seen at 10 p.m on Saturday in Cameron-street, apparently proceeding towards his home in his usual health. Dr. Wilson and the widow gave evidence to the effect that deceased had said he had tripped over a stone, and, in falling struck his head against the kerb. The doctor described his treatment of deceased and said that on the day before death an incision had been made in the scalp, by himself and Dr. Bott, to search for a possible fracture of the skull, but none could be found, and that paralysis set in about twenty hours before death. On the day after deceased died he (the doctor) together with Dr. Bott made a post mortem examination of deceased's skull, when they discovered that it had a fracture 2 and a half inches long, not where the blow on the scalp was visible but two inches forward of it. The fracture, and rupture of one of the principal arteries of the brain were the cause of death. A verdict was given to the effect that deceased had met his death through tripping over a stone, and in the fall, fracturing his skull.Mr. Macdougall had not been very long in Balmain, but was well known throughout Victoria, having been for some years a Wesleyan minister. He was a good speaker and a lecturer of no mean ability. Some six or seven years ago while he was residing at Geelong, the deceased met with an accident through the wheel of a buggy coming off, and on that occasion suffered concussion of the brain, narrowly escaping death, and he never seemed the same afterwards. His resigned his position in the Wesleyan Church in Victoria, and joined his brother in literary work in connection with this journal. He was a man who made himself liked in all kinds of company, and in Balmain had gained general respect, numerous letters of regret at his death having been received from leading residents. The last rites were paid to the remains of the deceased on Sunday afternoon when several relations and intimate friends attended the funeral to the Waverley cemetery, the ceremony being conducted by the Revs. W. G. R. Stephenson (Wesleyan) and R. McKeown (Church of England) and the Revs. E, D. Madgwick and P. J. Stephen were also present and the Rev. J. Cosh, M.A., attended at the house. Mr. Macdougall's fellow workers in this office desire to record here, their deep sense of their irreparable loss. [Residents of West Maitland will remember Mr. McDougall as one of the Wesleyan Ministers in West Maitland. He was married to a daughter of Mr. John Falkiner of this town.]

Personal Notes:

from birth reg of son John Campbell

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