Mary Jane Ireland (1907 - 1939)

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Biography

Mary Jane Ireland is born on September 11, 1907 in Bungwahl, New South Wales, Ireland. Her parents are John E. and Emily G. Ireland.

On September 28, 1925 she marries Stanley Robert Bramble (1896-1956). They have five children:

• Reginald Arthur Bramble 1926-1985 + (1948) Una Lillian French 1928-2011

• Phyllis Ethel Bramble 1930-2016 + (1952) George Walter Deacon 1920-1998

• Daphne Merina Bramble 1934-1998 + (1952) David Hicks 1928-2004

• daughter #3

• Leonard Alfred Bramble 1938-1984 + (1964) Beverley May McDean ?-?

In 1938 Mary is affected by some “incurable malady” and after several operations she dies on December 6, 1939 at the age of 32. She is buried in the cemetery in Forster.

Sources

[1] NSW BDM registration # 40437/1907 The birth of Mary J. Ireland was registered in Stroud in 1907. Her parents were John E. & Emily G. Ireland.

[2] NSW BDM registration #17669/1925 The marriage of Stanley R. Bramble and Mary J. Ireland was registered in Taree in 1925.

[3] The Manning River Times and Advocate for the Northern Coast Districts of New South Wales , Wed 6 Dec, 1939, pg 2: “After an illness from an incurable malady that necessitated much agonising suffering, death came as a happy release to Mrs. Stanley Robert Bramble, of Forster, at the M.R.D. Hospital, Taree, shortly after one o'clock last Sunday afternoon, 3rd Instant. Deceased had been under medical treatment for just over twelve months, both at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney and at the District Hospital at Taree, and at the latter institution one major and several minor operations were carried out. Born at Bungwahl, on 11th September, 1907, deceased was only 32 years of age. In addition to her husband she is survived by five children (two .boys and three girls), the eldest being a boy of 13 years -and the youngest a boy of seventeen months. She was second eldest riauerhter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ireland, of Forster, and . her quiet and unassuming manner, with her devotedness to her children, gained for her a large circle of freinds, who keenly regret her early demise in such a chain of sad circumstances. The remains of deceased were interred In the Church of England section of the Forster cemetery on Monday afternoon, after a service conducted at the Church of England . . . .” .