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Bezwick was born in 1839 and died in 1923. He is buried in the Dawson River Cemetery, Cundletown, NSW. [1]
Golden Wedding. — The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Beswick Bulmer was celebrated on the 26th March at the Belle Vue Hall, Tuncurry. The ball was tastefully decorated, and there was a large assembly of relatives and friends, the sitting accommodation being taxed to its utmost. Previous to the ball being opened, Mr. Bulmer was presented with a case of silver-mounted pipes, and Mrs. Bulmer with a gold brooch, by local friends, as mementos of the occasion. Several useful presents were also sent from their relatives in Sydney, who were unavoidably prevented from attending. At midnight a sumptuous repast was laid on tho stage, to which fuil justice was done, and dancing then continued until the "wee sina' hours," one and all appearing to have thoroughly enjoyed them selves. Mr. Beswick Bulmer came to the Manning River some 60 years ago and has resided in various parts of the district. He is 77 years of age, and Mrs. Bulmer some years younger. They are both hale and hearty, and it is to be hoped they may yet enjoy many years of happiness. [2]
The death of a very old resident of (he district, in the person of Mr Bezwick Bulmer, occurred in the M.R.D. Hospital on Wednesday last. Deceased was aged 86 and had been ailing for some time. He was born in Yorkshire (England) and came to Australia at the age of four years. He settled on the Manning early and when 21 years of age was
married to Miss Mary Jane/Kiump at Cundletown. His wife survives him at Tuncurry. There were 16 children — 11 of whom are living. The remains were laid to rest in the Church of England portion of the Dawson cemetery on Thursday afternoon last. The funeral arrangements were carried out by Mr. S. A. Bridge. [3]
Bulmer, who died at St. Vincent's Hospital, February 28. 1901. Inserted by her loving husband, Bezwick Bulmer.[4]
At Taree recently Miss Ruby May Bulmer, daughter of Mr. Bezwick Bulmer, of Wallis Lake, was married to Mr. Alexander Coombe, of Tuncurry.[5]
MR. EDWARD WATTERS Mr. Edward Witters, of Tuncurry passed away at MRD Hospital on Saturday last at the age of eighty years. The late Mr. Watters, who was born in Sydney, came to the Manning as a youth. He married Miss Cecelia Elizabeth Bulmer, daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. Bezwick Bulmer. A few years later' they went to Tuncurry, where Mr. Wat ters was connected with the timber Crade for some years as a member of the Wages Board for the industry. He was a Justice of the Peace. Fifteen years ago he removed to Wallis Island and had resided there ever since. He is survived by his wife, six sons and four daughters. Two of the sons — Tom and Harold — serv ed in the Great War. The funerai took place on Monday last, Rev. F. T. M. Palmer conducting a service at the Latter Day Saints' Church, Tuncurry and also at the cemetery[6]
Bezwick BULMER Imm. "St Vincent" 1844 Born: 24 May 1839 - Brompton, , YKS, ENG Christened: 24 May 1839 - Brompton, , YKS, ENG Died: 7 Feb 1923 - Taree, , NSW, AUS Buried: Feb 1923 - Taree, , NSW, AUS Spouse: Mary Jane CRUMP Mrs B Bulmer (1848-1931) Marr: 25 Mar 1863 - Manning River, Taree, , NSW, AUS
Death of Spouse[7]
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