↑ South Australia Birth Index. (Genealogy SA, https://www.genealogysa.org.au/index.php : accessed 21 Mar 2023) database entry for Thomas George ROACH (Birth date 22 Aug 1854, Father Paul ROACH, Mother Susan Moon TRENOUTH, Birth Residence Adelaide) Reference: District Adelaide, Book/Page 5/25
↑ South Australia Death Index. (Genealogy SA, https://www.genealogysa.org.au/index.php : accessed 21 Mar 2023) database entry for Thomas George ROACH (Death date 7 Nov 1911, Age 57, Marital status S, Place of death Clare, Residence Penwortham) Reference: District Clare, Book/Page 361/76
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Profile Roach-922 was created through the import of Roach Simplified.ged on Oct 21, 2013 by Michael Yeats.
John Krueger, worked for Thomas George Roach in Pernwortham, South Australia.
In 1898 ( January) John Krueger fell off the back of a wagon on Thomas's property. apparently they were unloading hay. If you are not aware of this incident you may be interested in looking up the inquest on Trove digitised newspapers. It was in the Argus January 28 1898.
John refused medical assistance and eventually died of his injuries.
It sounds as if the Roach's were very caring and tried everything they could to help.
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However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line.
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In 1898 ( January) John Krueger fell off the back of a wagon on Thomas's property. apparently they were unloading hay. If you are not aware of this incident you may be interested in looking up the inquest on Trove digitised newspapers. It was in the Argus January 28 1898. John refused medical assistance and eventually died of his injuries. It sounds as if the Roach's were very caring and tried everything they could to help.
John's family left Penwortham after the accident.