Alfred Sheens1
M, #194, b. 2 January 1890, d. 18 July 1972
Father | Henry Sheens1 b. 30 Nov 1844, d. 6 Jul 1921 |
Mother | Emma Byrnes1 b. 25 Sep 1849, d. 26 Dec 1927 |
Last Edited | 11 Apr 2010 |
Birth* | 2 January 1890 | Castlereagh, NSW1 |
Baptism | 4 March 1890 | Castlereagh, NSW;son of Henry & Emma Sheens, Castlereagh Minister James Phillips, Wesleyan1 |
Marriage* | 3 July 1912 | St Marks Church, Carterton, New Zealand;Bride=Alma Anderson2 |
Birth of Son | 7 May 1913 | Carterton, New Zealand; Name: Alfred Henry Sheens Sex of Child: Male Date of Birth: 7 May 1913 Place of Birth: Carterton Father: Alfred Sheens Occupation: Labourer Birthplace: Penrith, NSW Age: 25 Mother: Alma Sheens Maiden Surname: Anderson Birthplace: Carterton Age: 25;Principal=Alfred Henry Sheens3 |
Birth of Daughter | 4 January 1917 | Carterton, New Zealand;Principal=Emma Mildred Sheens2 |
Death of Son | 1920 | New Zealand; age 3 weeks;Principal=Ashley Claude Sheens2,4 |
Birth of Son | 1920 | New Zealand;Principal=Ashley Claude Sheens2 |
Death of Father | 6 July 1921 | Castlereagh, NSW; Name: Henry Sheens Date of Death: 6 Jul 1921 Place of Death: Castlereagh, Municipality of Castlereagh NSW Occupation: Farmer Sex: Male Age: 76 Conjugal Status: Place of Birth: Louth, Lincolnshire England Time in Aust Colonies: About 72 years in NSW Father: Samuel Sheens Occupation: Shipwright Mother: Jemima Lingard Place of Marriage: Castlereagh NSW Age at Marriage: 25 Name of Spouse: Emma Byrnes Children of Marriage: George 49, Arthur 47, Peter 45, John 43, Isabel M 39, Eliza J 37, Allan 35, James 33, Alfred 31, Robert 25 living; 2 males, 1 female deceased Informant: James Sheens, son, Castlereagh Cause of Death: 1. Arterio Sclerosis 2. Chronic Parenchymatous Nephritis Length of Illness: 2. 12 months Medical Attendant: F C Higgins Date last seen: 28 Jun 1921 Date of Burial: 7 Jul 1921 Place of Burial: Methodist Cemetery Castlereagh Minister & Religion: S C Roberts, Methodist Undertaker: John Price and Son Witnesses: A E Elkington, George Clarke;Principal=Henry Sheens5 |
Birth of Daughter | 5 February 1923 | Penrith, NSW;Principal=Thelma Sheens2 |
Death of Daughter | 6 February 1923 | Penrith, NSW;Principal=Thelma Sheens2,6 |
Death of Mother | 26 December 1927 | Castlereagh, NSW; Name: Emma Sheens Date of Death: 26th December 1927 Place of Death: Castlreagh Municipality Occupation: Age: 77 Conjugal Status: Place of Birth: Penrith NSW Time in Aust Colonies: Father: Samuel Byrnes Occupation: Carrier Mother: Eliza Lewis Place of Marriage: Castlereagh NSW Age at Marriage: 19 Name of Spouse: Henry Sheens Children of Marriage: George 56, Arthur 53, Peter 51, Isabella M 45, Eliza J 42, Allan 41, James 39, Alfred 37, Robert 32 living; 3 males and 1 female deceased Informant: James Sheens, son, Castlereagh Cause of Death: Abdominal neoplasm Length of Illness: Medical Attendant: F C Higgins Date Last Seen: 23rd December 1927 Date of Burial: 27th December 1927 Place of Burial: Methodist Cemetery Castlereagh Minister & Religion: W J Stuart-Wright, Methodist Undertaker: J Price & Son Witnesses: W E Lance, J Grant Registered: 28th December 1927 Penrith;Principal=Emma Byrnes7 |
Death* | 18 July 1972 | Walgett, NSW; SHEENS, Alfred. - July 18, 1972 (suddenly), at Walgett, N.S.W., of Smith Street, Emu Plains, beloved husband of Alma, dear father of Henry and Millie, father-in-law of Madge and Bill, and fond grandfather and great-grandfather of their children, aged 82 years.8,9 |
Family | Alma Anderson b. 29 Jul 1887, d. 16 Nov 1979 | |
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Citations
- [S41] NSW Wesleyan Baptism Registers, 1788-1855 ",28250/1890 Alfred Sheens."
- [S36] Maria Quigley Sheens - Our Family Tree.
- [S382] New Zealand Birth Certificate, Alfred Henry Sheens 1913.
- [S190] New Zealand Births Deaths and Marriages Online, New Zealand Deaths, 1848-19059.
- [S107] NSW Death Transcript (Marilyn Rowan), 14648/1921 Henry Sheens.
- [S11] NSW Death Index, 3206/1923 Thelma Sheens.
- [S106] NSW Death Certificate, 22784/1927 Emma Sheens.
- [S11] NSW Death Index, 55815/1972 Alfred Sheens.
- [S192] The Sydney Morning Herald, July 20th, 1972.