I have been working on the Walker line of my family this week, updating my online tree and connecting some Ancestry DNA matches with my trees. So today’s obituary is for my first cousin twice removed Ida Wellington Peet née Hutchens. Ida was the daughter of John Hutchens and his wife Johanna née Walker. Her grandparents John Walker and his wife Mary née Looby/Luby are my great great grandparents.
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Mrs. I. W. PEET
Mrs. Ida Wellington Peet, relict of the late Albert Peet, of 8 Quinn Street, passed away in the Dubbo District Hospital last night, aged 50 years. Deceased, who was very well known and highly esteemed, suffered a stroke on Saturday, and she gradually sank, passing away about 9 o’clock.
Born at Cobar, where she was married, the family resided at Parkes before taking up residence in Dubbo about 17 years ago. She had suffered an illness about 12 months ago. Mr. Peet died in the early part of 1938.
The family surviving are; Albert John, Clive, Stanley Arnold, Marie Evelyn, Joan Wellington and Robert Noel, all of whom reside in Dubbo. The last-named, an employee, of the Dubbo postal department, entered upon his annual holidays a few days ago.
A brother of deceased, Mr. C. W. Hutchens, left Tenterfield when he heard of his sister’s illness, but did not arrive in Dubbo until this morning.
The funeral will take place to the Church of England portion of the Dubbo cemetery this afternoon, when the Rev. C. W. Leavers will conduct the burial service.
Messrs. W. Larcombe & Son had charge of the funeral arrangements.
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DUBBO WOMAN’S DEATH
DUBBO. Thursday.
The death occurred in the District Hospital at Dubbo last night, after a short illness of Mrs. Ida Wellington Peet (50), wife of the late Mr. Albert Peet, well known ex-Dubbo taximan, who predeceased her by two years.
Deceased was a native of Cobar, married at that centre, but spent most of her married life in Dubbo. Four sons and two daughters survive.
The funeral took place to the Church of England portion of the Dubbo cemetery this afternoon. Rev. C. W. Leavers officiated.
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Mrs. I. W. PEET
Mrs. Ida Wellington Peet, relict of the late Albert Peet, of 8 Quinn Street, passed away in the Dubbo District Hospital last night, aged 50 years. Deceased, who was very well known and highly esteemed, suffered a stroke on Saturday, and she gradually sank, passing away about 9 o’clock.
Born at Cobar, where she was married, the family resided at Parkes before taking up residence in Dubbo about 17 years ago. She had suffered an illness about 12 months ago. Mr. Peet died in the early part of 1938.
The family surviving are; Albert John, Clive, Stanley Arnold, Marie Evelyn, Joan Wellington and Robert Noel, all of whom reside in Dubbo. The last-named, an employee, of the Dubbo postal department, entered upon his annual holidays a few days ago.
A brother of deceased, Mr. C. W. Hutchens, left Tenterfield when he heard of his sister’s illness, but did not arrive in Dubbo until this morning.
The funeral will take place to the Church of England portion of the Dubbo cemetery this afternoon, when the Rev. C. W. Leavers will conduct the burial service.
Messrs. W. Larcombe & Son had charge of the funeral arrangements.
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DUBBO WOMAN’S DEATH
DUBBO. Thursday.
The death occurred in the District Hospital at Dubbo last night, after a short illness of Mrs. Ida Wellington Peet (50), wife of the late Mr. Albert Peet, well known ex-Dubbo taximan, who predeceased her by two years.
Deceased was a native of Cobar, married at that centre, but spent most of her married life in Dubbo. Four sons and two daughters survive.
The funeral took place to the Church of England portion of the Dubbo cemetery this afternoon. Rev. C. W. Leavers officiated.
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NSW BDM Indexes
NSW BDM Birth Index
10581/1890 HUTCHENS IDA W JOHN JOANNA COBAR 10581/1890 JOHN JOANNA COBAR
NSW BDM Marrige Index
7784/1909 PEET ALBERT HUTCHENS IDA W COBAR
NSW BDM Death Index
25364/1940 PEET IDA WELLINGTON JOHN HANNAH DUBBO
Source: NSW BDM Indexes. Retrieved from https://familyhistory.bdm.nsw.gov.au
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