Leslie James Rudd, 1890–1930 (aged 40 years)
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- Leslie James /Rudd/
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Cause: Uraemia Note: Last seen by medical attendance St Clair Long on the day of her death. The death informant was her son J.H. Rudd, who was living at Wagga. Source: Death certificate supplied by the National Centre of Biography. Last seen by medical attendance St Clair Long on the day of her death. The death informant was her son J.H. Rudd, who was living at Wagga. Source: Death certificate supplied by the National Centre of Biography. DEATH. RUDD — On November 23rd, at her daughter's residence Fox street, Newtown, Sarah, aged 68 years, relict of the late Edward Rudd, of Wagga. Respected by all who knew her, and leaving a large family to mourn their loss. Wagga Wagga Advertiser (NSW : 1875 - 1910) Saturday 6 December 1890 p 2 Family Notices |
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Note: Burial witnesses were John T. Holden and Albert Brooker. Source: Death certificate supplied by the National Centre of Biography. |
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Source citation: Footnote: New South Wales, Australia BD&M Number 36010/1893 INDI:EVEN:SOUR:_FOOT: New South Wales, Australia BD&M Number 36010/1893 |
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Source citation: Footnote: New South Wales, Australia BD&M Number 7767/1903 INDI:EVEN:SOUR:_FOOT: New South Wales, Australia BD&M Number 7767/1903 |
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Cause: Accident Note: CRUSHED TO DEATH. WAGGA SCHOOL BOY'S HORRIBLE END. FATAL RIDE ON A TRACTION ENGINE. CRUSHED TO DEATH. WAGGA SCHOOL BOY'S HORRIBLE END. FATAL RIDE ON A TRACTION ENGINE. A stolen ride on a traction engine trailer resulted in an awful accident and ultimate death to a 13 year old school boy named Alfred William Rudd yesterday morning at North Wagga. From the evidence of the driver it appears that young lads have continuously been warned against this dangerous custom, but without avail, and the terrible calamity which has now occurred may do much towards preventing this reprehensible practice being continued. An inquest was held by the deputy coroner, Mr Phineas Hann, J.P., into the cause of death yesterday afternoon, when the driver of the engine was exonerated from all blame in the unfortunate matter. Mr Hann remarking that the accident had solely been caused through the deceased's own fault. THE DRIVER'S EVIDENCE. George Lawson,, driver of the traction engine, sworn, deposed as follows: I am employed by Mr James Dunn as driver of his traction engine. I was driving along the Gundagai Road this morning at 7.30 a.m., and was passing through North Wagga. There were two empty trucks attached to the engine. When nearly in front of the police station I saw three boys walking along the road ; they afterwards caught up the back trolly and hung on. I never saw them again nor hear of any accident until I was advised of it by another boy who came out to me at the 5 mile peg on the Gundagai Road, about 2 p.m. this afternoon, and said I was wanted at an inquest. The engine was travelling about 5 miles an hour when passing through North Wagga. Boys were frequently riding on the trollies. Albert McLeod, the steerer, did not notice any boys hanging on. I have frequently cautioned boys against hanging on behind. THE CAUSE OF DEATH. Thomas William Watkins Burgess, M.D. medical officer of health, deposed to having examined the body of the deceased. It had abrasions on the left leg extending from the outer side of the knee up to and over the abdomen. The chest, wall was depressed over the region of the heart. There were marks on the back of the neck and skull behind the ear. Blood was issuing from the nose. The probable cause of death was due to internal injuries, principally to the heart. It was also probable that he had sustained fracture of the base of the skull. HAD BEEN RABBITING. James Henry Rudd, Orchardist of North Wagga, father of the deceased, said he was not aware his son had arisen until about 7 30 when he was told by a boy named Perry that his boy was lying on the road and had been run over by a traction engine. He and an elder son went and picked the injured boy up and carried him into the house. The accident occurred about 50 yards away from his residence. The deceased was breathing very heavily, but did not speak to him. Dr. Warren was then sent for but the boy expired some time before his arrival. The deceased was a very lively active boy and well able to take care of himself. He had frequently been entrusted with a horse and cart. PLAYMATE'S EVIDENCE. George Clarke, 13 years of age, a school boy residing with his mother at North Wagga sworn, stated: About 5.30 a.m., my brother, the deceased, B. Hurst and myself went rabbiting. We were returning home about 7.30 when we saw the traction engine and two trollies on the Junee Road. Some one suggested we should have a ride on it. Bertie Hurst got off at the corner. My brother and myself got off at the Public School, the deceased was then riding on the trolley. We. were riding on the pole of the rear trolley, between the front and back wheels. Just as I was about to enter our back gate I saw the deceased lying on the ground. The traction engine was still going on. Roy Perry, 9½ years of age, residing with his parents at North Wagga, said he went out to see the traction engine pass about 7 30, and as he got close to it he saw the hind wheel of the rear trolley lift up as if it had passed over something. When the trolley had gone he looked back and found the deceased lying on the ground. He helped him up off the ground and across the road and asked him if he was hurt much and where he was run over. The deceased said he was hurt a lot and asked him to help him home. He then laid down again and witness went for his father and brother. The Acting-Coroner returned a verdict of accidental death, caused by being run over by a trolley wheel, and having sustained internal injuries. The funeral will leave the deceased's fathers residence, North Wagga, at 3 p.m. to-day, when the whole of the pupils attending the public school will follow their late comrade to his last resting place. The unfortunate lad was held in high esteem by his schoolmates, who have, through one of the teachers — Miss Murphy — purchased a wreath, which will be included amongst the floral tributes. Wagga Wagga Express (New South Wales : 1879 - 1917) Saturday 6 March 1909 p 2 Article |
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Note: FUNERAL OF ALFRED RUDD. FUNERAL OF ALFRED RUDD. The funeral of the late Alfred William Rudd, the victim of the traction engine accident at North Wagga on Friday, took place on Saturday morning from the residence of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rudd, North Wagga. The parents received many cards of oondolence, expressions of sympathy, and floral tributes, one of these being from the deceased's fellow scholars of the North Wagga Public School. The cortege was a very lengthy one. The hearse was preceded by deceaseds' schoolmates, who were in charge of Mr. J. Stevenson, headmaster of the school, and Mr. James Clark, jun. On arrival at the cemetery the remains were borne through the lines of the scholars by Messrs. A. J. Rynehart, W. Rynehart, A.J. Redman, and T. Dunn, and laid to rest in the Church of England portion of the cemetery. The Rector of St John's, Rev. G. A. Carver conducted the burial service in a very impressive manner. The funeral arrangements were carried out by Messrs. M'lntosh Bros. Wagga Wagga Express (New South Wales : 1879 - 1917) Tuesday 9 March 1909 p 2 Article |
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Cause of death: Septic Pneumonia, following Blood Poisoning. |
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Note: OBITUARY. MR. L. J. RUDD OBITUARY. MR. L. J. RUDD The death occurred early yesterday morning at The Rock of Mr. Leslie James Rudd, aged 41 years, from septic pneumonia, following blood poisoning. Mr. Rudd became ill about three weeks ago, and was nursed at his home. A week after he first became ill he was removed to Rosebeth Private Hospital. Mr. Rudd leaves a widow and 11 children. The daughters are Beryl, Norma, Nancy, Dawn, Pamela, and Peggy, and the sons Melville, Colin, Wesley, Max, and John. Mr. Rudd was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rudd, of North Wagga. He leaves the following brothers, Messrs. Thomas, Norman, Alex, Roy, and Harley (Wagga), Arthur (The Rock), and George Rudd (Foster, Vic.), and two sisters, Mrs. Stewart (Wagga), and Mrs. Barker (Corowa). He had lived at The Rock for 19 years, and during that time was in business, first as a fruiterer, and for the last 17 years as a stock and station agent. He was popular throughout the district, and was always willing to give help and advice where it was required. He took a keen interest in the welfare of the town, and in all sporting activities. He was secretary of The Rock Urban Committee, and the first secretary of The Rock Race Club, which office he held until about two years ago. He was the captain of The Rock Cricket Club, and an active member of the Progress Association and Parents and Citizens' Association. The loss of such a man will be felt throughout the district. Members of Lodge The Rock, No. 490, are asked to meet at the Masonic Temple at half-past one o'clock today to attend a Lodge of Sorrow. Daily Advertiser (Wagga Wagga, New South Wales : 1911 - 1954) Wednesday 4 June 1930 p 2 Article |
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Note: FUNERALS. MR. J. L. RUDD FUNERALS. MR. J. L. RUDD The funeral of Mr. James Leslie Rudd, of The Rock, took place yesterday afternoon, leaving the Church of England at 3 o'clock for The Rock cemetery, where the burial took place in the Church of England division. The cortege was the largest yet seen at The Rock, including, representatives from all the surrounding district, and from Wagga, Lockhart, Henty, Yerong, Corowa, and Melbrulong. At the church a short service was conducted by the Rev. H. Reiss, who spoke feelingly of the excellent qualities of the deceased, and his useful citizenship. The school children carried the wreaths from the church, forming a guard of honor. The bearers at the church were Messrs. C. Condon, W. H. Kendall, G. Taylor, A. C. Ferrier, L. A. Webb, and A .C. Bedggood, all members of The Rock Masonic Lodge. At the cemetery the bearers were Messrs. Arthur, Harley, Norman, and Alex Rudd (brothers), and Clive and J. K. King (brothers-in-law). The pall-bearers were Messrs. G. C. Woods (representing the stock and station agents), B. L. Boyd (The Rock, Race Club), C. Adcock (The Rock, Progress Association), P. W. Milne (Urban Area Committee), P. J. Blackwood (The Rock Football Club), E. M. Gainen (The Rock Cricket Club), H. Scott. (Church council), and W. Snare (Parents and Citizens' Association). The chief, mourners, in addition to the relatives mentioned, were the widow and 11 children, the deceased's father and mother; and Mrs. J. King (mother-in-law), Messrs. Thomas and Roy Rudd (brothers), Colin and Roy King, and Neil Stewart (brothers-in-law), Mrs. Barker, of Corowa, and Mrs. Stewart, of North Wagga (sisters), Messrs. H. B. Norman, of Wagga, W. Ball, of The Rock,. P.,, A. J., and R. Campbell (uncles), Mesdames H. B. Norman, Comans, and P. Campbell (aunts), Mesdames A. A. Rudd, Alex Rudd, Norman Rudd, and R. King (sisters- in-law). Messrs. G. Rudd, of Gippsland (brother), and W. King, of Sydney (brother-in-law) were unable to be present. The Rev. H. Reiss conducted the service at the graveside. The Masons held a lodge of sorrow at the temple, carried floral tributes to the graveside, and conducted the Masonic burial service. The funeral arrangements were carried out by Mr. W. H. Magrath, of The Rock. Daily Advertiser (Wagga Wagga, New South Wales : 1911 - 1954) Thursday 5 June 1930 p 4 Article |
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1850–1935
Birth: October 11, 1850
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— Campbelltown, New South Wales, Australia Death: January 23, 1935 — Cartwrights Hill, New South Wales, Australia |
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1862–1942
Birth: August 5, 1862
— Kilmore, Victoria, Australia Death: December 30, 1942 — "Glen Iris", Oak Hill, Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia |
| Marriage | Marriage — June 15, 1881 — Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia |
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1882–1932
Birth: June 25, 1882
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— Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia Death: June 11, 1932 — Liverpool, New South Wales, Australia |
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1884–1972
Birth: March 26, 1884
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— Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia Death: July 30, 1972 — Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia |
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1887–1944
Birth: May 25, 1887
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— Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia Death: April 18, 1944 — Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia |
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1890–1930
Birth: January 26, 1890
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— Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia Death: June 3, 1930 — Rosebeth Private Hospital, The Rock, New South Wales, Australia |
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1891–1979
Birth: September 23, 1891
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— Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia Death: July 26, 1979 |
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1893–1969
Birth: May 25, 1893
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— Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia Death: August 6, 1969 |
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1895–1909
Birth: September 28, 1895
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— Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia Death: March 5, 1909 — Gundagai Road, North Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia |
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1896–1973
Birth: December 28, 1896
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— Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia Death: September 9, 1973 — Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia |
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Birth: April 9, 1899
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— Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia Death: December 22, 1986 — Sydney, New South Wales, Australia |
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— Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia |
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1903–
Birth: February 7, 1903
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— Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia |
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1890–1930
Birth: January 26, 1890
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— Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia Death: June 3, 1930 — Rosebeth Private Hospital, The Rock, New South Wales, Australia |
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OBITUARY. MR. L. J. RUDD The death occurred early yesterday morning at The Rock of Mr. Leslie James Rudd, aged 41 years, from septic pneumonia, following blood poisoning. Mr. Rudd became ill about three weeks ago, and was nursed at his home. A week after he first became ill he was removed to Rosebeth Private Hospital. Mr. Rudd leaves a widow and 11 children. The daughters are Beryl, Norma, Nancy, Dawn, Pamela, and Peggy, and the sons Melville, Colin, Wesley, Max, and John. Mr. Rudd was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rudd, of North Wagga. He leaves the following brothers, Messrs. Thomas, Norman, Alex, Roy, and Harley (Wagga), Arthur (The Rock), and George Rudd (Foster, Vic.), and two sisters, Mrs. Stewart (Wagga), and Mrs. Barker (Corowa). He had lived at The Rock for 19 years, and during that time was in business, first as a fruiterer, and for the last 17 years as a stock and station agent. He was popular throughout the district, and was always willing to give help and advice where it was required. He took a keen interest in the welfare of the town, and in all sporting activities. He was secretary of The Rock Urban Committee, and the first secretary of The Rock Race Club, which office he held until about two years ago. He was the captain of The Rock Cricket Club, and an active member of the Progress Association and Parents and Citizens' Association. The loss of such a man will be felt throughout the district. Members of Lodge The Rock, No. 490, are asked to meet at the Masonic Temple at half-past one o'clock today to attend a Lodge of Sorrow. Daily Advertiser (Wagga Wagga, New South Wales : 1911 - 1954) Wednesday 4 June 1930 p 2 Article |
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FUNERALS. MR. J. L. RUDD The funeral of Mr. James Leslie Rudd, of The Rock, took place yesterday afternoon, leaving the Church of England at 3 o'clock for The Rock cemetery, where the burial took place in the Church of England division. The cortege was the largest yet seen at The Rock, including, representatives from all the surrounding district, and from Wagga, Lockhart, Henty, Yerong, Corowa, and Melbrulong. At the church a short service was conducted by the Rev. H. Reiss, who spoke feelingly of the excellent qualities of the deceased, and his useful citizenship. The school children carried the wreaths from the church, forming a guard of honor. The bearers at the church were Messrs. C. Condon, W. H. Kendall, G. Taylor, A. C. Ferrier, L. A. Webb, and A .C. Bedggood, all members of The Rock Masonic Lodge. At the cemetery the bearers were Messrs. Arthur, Harley, Norman, and Alex Rudd (brothers), and Clive and J. K. King (brothers-in-law). The pall-bearers were Messrs. G. C. Woods (representing the stock and station agents), B. L. Boyd (The Rock, Race Club), C. Adcock (The Rock, Progress Association), P. W. Milne (Urban Area Committee), P. J. Blackwood (The Rock Football Club), E. M. Gainen (The Rock Cricket Club), H. Scott. (Church council), and W. Snare (Parents and Citizens' Association). The chief, mourners, in addition to the relatives mentioned, were the widow and 11 children, the deceased's father and mother; and Mrs. J. King (mother-in-law), Messrs. Thomas and Roy Rudd (brothers), Colin and Roy King, and Neil Stewart (brothers-in-law), Mrs. Barker, of Corowa, and Mrs. Stewart, of North Wagga (sisters), Messrs. H. B. Norman, of Wagga, W. Ball, of The Rock,. P.,, A. J., and R. Campbell (uncles), Mesdames H. B. Norman, Comans, and P. Campbell (aunts), Mesdames A. A. Rudd, Alex Rudd, Norman Rudd, and R. King (sisters- in-law). Messrs. G. Rudd, of Gippsland (brother), and W. King, of Sydney (brother-in-law) were unable to be present. The Rev. H. Reiss conducted the service at the graveside. The Masons held a lodge of sorrow at the temple, carried floral tributes to the graveside, and conducted the Masonic burial service. The funeral arrangements were carried out by Mr. W. H. Magrath, of The Rock. Daily Advertiser (Wagga Wagga, New South Wales : 1911 - 1954) Thursday 5 June 1930 p 4 Article |