Henrietta (Lock) O'Leary (1860 - 1911)

Born 8 Jan 1860 in Windsor, New South Wales, Australia

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Died 15 Aug 1911 at age 51 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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Biography

Henrietta was born 8 January 1860. the daughter of Robert Lock Sarah Cox Henrietta married in 1887 to Cornelius. Henrietta passed away 14 August 1911.

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• NSW BDM
• BIRTH LOCK Eliza Henrietta 13495/1860 Robert Sarah Windsor

• MARRIAGE 143/1887 O'LEARY CORNELIUS LOCK HENRIETTA SYDNEY

• DEATH O'LEARY HENRIETTA 8609/1911 ROBERT SARAH SYDNEY

• The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)

Wed 16 Aug 1911 Page 15

O'LEARY.—The Friends of the late Mrs HENRIETTA O'LEARY are respectfully Invited to attend her Funeral to leave her late residence 29 Bulwarra-lane, Ultimo, THIS (Wednesday) MORNING at 8 o'clock for Riverstone Cemetery.

O'LEARY.—The Friends of Mr CORNELIUS O'LEARY and FAMILY are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their late dearly loved WIFE and MOTHER, Henrietta [2] The death of Mrs C. O'Leary took place at her daughter's residence, Ultimo, on the 15th inst. Deceased, who had been ailing for a long time, and was at the time of her-death an invalid, had lost the use of one arm, and her speech was also interfered with. She had been staying with her sister Mr H. Lee, of Schofield's, and took a trip to Sydney about three weeks ago, and it was while there she took very ill and the end came. The funeral took place on Wednesday, 16th inst., leaving Ultimo at 8 a.m. and arriving at the Church of England Riverstone, by road, at 2 o'clock. At her request the remains were carried from the hearse into the Church by her four nephews, viz;, Harold, Reggie, and Robert Lee and J. J. Smith. A short service was held, and deceased's favourite hymn ' Safe in the arms of Jesus,' was sung. Mrs W. Saundercock presided at the organ, and as the cortege left the Church played the ' Dead March.' At the grave the scene was a touching one, which went to show the esteem in which deceased was held. The chief mourners were Mr C. O'Leary (husband), Mrs J. Hynes and Vera O'Leary (daughters), Mrs H, Lee and Mrs S. Harvey (sisters), R. Lock (brother), H. Lee (brother-in-law), J, Hynes (son-in-law), and many others. Rev. Mr Williams conducted the service at the Church and grave, and Messrs Coffil and Co., from Sydney, were the undertakers.[3]