Edwin Munday was born at Thame in Oxfordshire, England, probably in 1828. He was baptised at Thame parish church on 1 March 1828, as the son of Thomas and Elizabeth Munday. His father was described as a labourer. [1]
1841 census: Edwin Munday was living in Pound Lane at Thame with Thomas Munday and his children. His age was given as 14, implying a birth date in 1826 or 1827. He was an agricultural labourer. [2]
Edwin Munday (bachelor, aged 29), a labourer, of Thame, son of Thomas Munday, labourer; and Catharine Burnham (spinster, aged 23), a needlewoman, of Thame, daughter of Thomas King, labourer; were married at Thame parish church on 6 April 1857. [3] He and Catharine had five children.
1861 census: Edwin Munday was living at the Toll Bar in the parish of Thame with his wife Catharine, their 2 children, a niece called Isabella Burnham, and a visitor called Mary Burnham. His age was given as 34, implying a birth date in 1826 or 1827. His birthplace was given as Thame, Oxfordshire. No occupation was recorded. [4]
1871 census: Edwin Munday was a pauper inmate of Thame Union Workhouse with his wife and their 4 children. His age was given as 41, implying a birth date in 1829 or 1830. His birthplace was given as Thame, Oxfordshire. He was a labourer. [5]
Edwin and family emigrated to Australia, arriving at Moreton Bay on 29 Jul 1873. [6]
Edwin died at 51 years of age on 25 Dec 1879 at Brisbane in Queensland, Australia.
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