Toohey, Margaret

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Unique IDPE-000375SurnameTooheyGiven namesMargaretBiographical abstractDates of employment: 1886-1891Biographical noteBiographical details:
Toohey Family: Carters

Michael Toohey, Carter c 1858-1878; died 1882 aged 49 years

Margaret Toohey, Carter c1886-1890 widow of Michael, having at times 2 carts; died 1893

Catherine Toohey, Carter c1895-1896; daughter of Michael & Margaret; married Patrick Quinn in 1896

John Joseph Toohey, Carter 1891-1899, son of Michael & Margaret

Address 123 Little Gipps Street, re-numbered to 37 Little Gipps Street, owners/ratepayers

Sands Sydney Directory 1884 - 37 Little Gipps St Toohey Margaret

NSW BDMs Registry: Death TOOHEY MARGARET 439/1893 [parents] PATRICK & ELLEN registered at SYDNEY

Funeral Notices: The FRIENDS of the late Mrs. MARGARET TOOHEY are respectfully invited to attend her Funeral ; to move from her late residence, 37 Little Gipps-street. Surry Hills, TO-MORROW (Tuesday) AFTERNOON at half-past 1 o'clock, to R. C. Cemetery, Necropolis …

THE FRIENDS of Messrs. WILLIAM and JOHN TOOHEY are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved MOTHER, to move from her late residence 37 Little Gipps-street Surry Hills …

THE FRIENDS of Mr. WILLIAM ABBERTON of Petersham, are kindly invited to attend the funeral of his late SISTER, Mrs Margaret Toohey …

THE FRIENDS of Messrs. PHILIP REILLY and CHARLES FRAZER are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved MOTHER-IN-LAW, Mrs. Margaret Toohey, ….

THE FRIENDS of Messrs. JOHN and ANDREW ABBERTON are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved AUNT, Mrs Margaret Toohey, …

THE FRIENDS of Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM TURNER are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of their beloved second COUSIN, Margaret Toohey …[ref: The Sydney Morning Herald 27 March 1893 p 8]

Details from contemporary sources:
1886 Petition to reinstate M Veaney - June - Little Gipps St [ref: 26/213/1224]
1888 Mayor's report on retrenchment and salary reductions made in January - £3/9/- per week discharged [ref: 21/17/6 [731]]
1890 Seymour list of carters anonymously stated to have more than one horse - January - Seymour states she has two horses [ref: 26/239/250]
1890 Has 2 or more horses according to Thomas Day - Seymour states she has two horses in the scavenger department [ref: 26/240/301]
1890 Return by Seymour, April, Cart No 3 , Cart dimensions, condition of cart, horse & harness - Scavenger, western division [ref: 26/241/761]
1891 Assessment Books, Cook Ward 1891, 37 Gipps Street [ref: CSA027217 17/3/19]GenderFemaleSource system IDTPER-004409

Relationships

CollectionPeople and PositionsOrganisationSydney City CouncilPositionCarter [Inspector of Nuisances]Labourer [department not identified]Related itemsPetition: Request by labourers and carters to re-employ Mr Veaney as pay masterReport of the Mayor, John Harris, on the retrenchments effected by him in the various departments Memorandum: R Seymour, Inspector of Nuisances - Investigation of over payment for horsesLetter: Thomas Day, 468 Harris Street, applying to be again put on the works as a carter. He claims Memorandum: Inspector of Nuisances - Report on carts, horses and harness (Western Division)

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Toohey, Margaret