Varley, William

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Unique IDPE-000307SurnameVarleyGiven namesWilliamBiographical abstractDates of employment: 1881-1898Biographical noteBiographical details:
NSW BDMs Registry: Death VARLEY WILLIAM 32/1900 [parents] ROBERT & SARAH registered at SYDNEY

Death notice: VARLEY.— January 3, 1900, William Varley, of Ashtonville, John-street, Rookwood, in his 73rd year. [ref: The Australian Star 4 January 1900 p1]and [ref: SMH 4 January 1900 p1]

Funeral Notices: VARLEY The Friends of the late Mr WILLIAM VARLEY are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral; to move from his residence, "Ashtonville " John-st. Rookwood. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON at 2.15 p.m., to Necropolis.

VARLEY The Friends of Messrs. G. H. VARLEY. of Newcastle, WA., and JAMES VARLEY, Electric Telegraph Department, and ALBERT VARLEY are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved father; to move from his late residence, "Ashtonville", John st Rookwood, …

VARLEY. — The friends of Mrs. L. McKlNNON, Mrs. R. STARK, and Mrs J. LAHIFF are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved father; to move from his late residence, Ashtonville, John St Rookwood…..

VARLEY.— The Friends of Mr. JOHN McKlNNON (Electric Telegraph Department) are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late beloved grandfather, W Varley; to move from his late residence, Ashtonville John st, Rookwood, … [ref: The Daily Telegraph 5 January 1900 p8]; [ref: SMH 5 January 1900 p8]

Obituary: Death of Mr. Varley. Mr. William Varley, aged 73, for the past nine years a resident of Ashton Villa, John-street, Rookwood, succumbed on Wednesday to an attack of pneumonia, from which he had suffered for five or six days. Mr. Varley was for many years an important employee of the City Council, Sydney. He leaves a widow and grown-up family of three married daughters and four sons (three of whom are also married). Deceased was an old colonist, and was widely known and respected. [ref: The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate (Parramatta, NSW : 1888 - 1950) Saturday 6 January 1900 p 2]

Funeral Reports: {ref: SMH 9 January 1900 p3] and [ref: Daily Telegraph 9 January 1900 p4]

Details from contemporary sources:
1881 Appointment as Clerk of Works - good references - endorsed by Mountain - particularly re timber contracts - later probably work at Sale Yards or Market Wharf - 12/- per day - April [ref: 26/174/651]
1881 Payment, wages - listed in Sale Yard Accounts - December [ref: 22/22/51]
1881 City Surveyor Report - referred to as paid 12/- day-December [ref: 26/181/2295]
1882 Request increase - granted - 14/- per day - February - Timber inspector [ref: 26/182/251]
1884 Arrangements for employment of men for work performed under Street Loans Fund for paving streets - names, position, pay, work details -September - Inspector Street Paving [ref: 21/16/112 [795]]
1885 14/- per day - Street Loan Fund - List of Officers & Servants - position, salary, duties - ordered by Council 9 September 1885 [ref: 30/001/094]
1885 To be paid holiday pay or overtime - October - overseer [ref: 26/207/1693]
1887 Salaries of Officers 1888 - seeks permanent appointment - Chief Timber Inspector & Foreman Carpenter [ref: 22/35/5(c)]
1887 Recommendations s re damaged bridge Randwick Rd - near overflow from Dam 8 [ref: 26/217/225]
1888 Mayor's report on retrenchment and salary reductions made in January - reduction £4/4/- to £3 per week [ref: 21/17/6 [731]]
1891 Month's sick leave, full pay, May - medical certificate states he is in bad health [ref: 26/250/0999]
1891 Extra week of sick leave, granted, September [ref: 26/253/1800]
1894 Sick leave for a month granted - John St, Rookwood - medical certificate, debility after attack of diarrhoea - January - City Surveyor states very deserving, employed many years [ref: 26/271/073]
1895 Sick leave for 2 weeks - medical certificate, influenza - June - [ref: 26/280/727]
1895 Foreman Carpenter, under Lee - 10/- per day - Report on salaries of employees [ref: 22/48/22½ (d)]
1896 Request sick leave - November - [ref: 26/288/1639]
1897 Sick leave for 2 weeks - medical certificate - full pay granted - March [ref: 26/290/421]
1897 Request 2 weeks' leave - November [ref: 26/294/1749]
1897 Carpenter - 9/- per day - Mayor raises wages - from 16 March [ref: 26/290/498]
1898 Return of Officers and Servants, January 1898, by the Town Clerk - Foreman, carpenter - 10/- per day [ref: 22/55/1]
1898 Recommendations on working of Corporation Departments - Partial return of employees at July 1898 - Carpenter, 10/- per day [ref: 22/55/1]GenderMaleSource system IDTPER-004478

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CollectionPeople and PositionsOrganisationSydney City CouncilPositionCarpenter [multiple departments]Chief Timber Inspector [City Surveyor's Department]Foreman - Carpenter [multiple departments]Clerk of Works [multiple departments]Inspector [City Surveyor's Department]Overseer [City Surveyor's Department]Timber Inspector [City Surveyor's Department]Related itemsMemorandum: AC Mountain, City Surveyor - Recommending Robert Ogg as Inspector of TimberReport by Mayor, John Hardie - Transfer of funds from City Fund to Streets Loan FundOfficers & Servants of the Sydney Corporation [names, positions, salaries, duties]Petition: David Gamble, W.A. Hubbs, Charles Allen, William Varley, S. Tickle, E. Baily, Charles Report of the Mayor, John Harris, on the retrenchments effected by him in the various departments Report of the Committee appointed to Inquire into and report upon staff salaries and wages, 1895Memorandum: IE Ives, Mayor - Increase wages of some sweepers, engineers and labourersFinance Committee Report - Re adoption of Report of Committee of Inquiry (re fraud)

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Varley, William