Mary Wade Family

The death informant was her son Henry Angel, who was living at Wagga Wagga. The death was registered at Wagga Wagga on the 30th of September 1890. Source: copy of death certificate

Witnesses to the burial were John Croft and A. Brooker. Source: copy of death certificate. Grave Location: ANG-R-6-0025

At the time of his death, Richard was 65 years old and a grazier. He died from progressive muscular atrophy and exhaustion (3 yrs). He died at home at 11 Wollundry Street, Wagga Wagga. The death informant was his brother James who was living at Humula. Witnesses to the burial were O. Minty and W. J. Blake. Source: death certificate supplied by Sandie McKoy.

At the time of death, Sarah was a 68 years old, and a widow. She died at Burilda Private Hospital, Lower St, Summerfield, Ashfield. She had been living at Burwood. The cause of death was Morbus Cordis, Cholecyctis. She was last seen by a doctor the day before she died. The death informant was her son Ridley who living at "Shirley", Parnell Street, Strathfield, New South Wales. Witnesses to her burial were Alfred Brooker and James Jaye.

At the time of his death, Alfred was 42 years old and a farmer. He died from Pemphigus at Crane Street, Homebush, New South Wales. The death informant was A O Angel (no relation) who was living at the place of his death. Witnesses to his burial were Arthur Robert Graham and John Graham. Added by Sandie McKoy

At the time of his death, Edgar was 28 years old, a fitters labourer and his usual place of residence was Auburn, New South Wales. He died from "Cerebral Haemorrhage caused by an accidental fall due to a collision between a motor bike and motor bus". He died at the Western Suburbs Cottage Hospital at Enfield and the death informant was the Parramatta Coroner H Richardson Clark. An inquest into his death was held at Burwood on 20 August 1923. Witnesses to his burial were R H Armstrong and A J Hancock.

At the time of his death, Robert was living in Park Street, Temora, New South Wales. Doctor Parry last saw him on the day he died. The death informant was his son Spencer Angel who lived in Wagga. According to his Grand Daughter Peggy, Robert was paralysed through a horse riding accident and she can remember him being in bed when she would visit and Daisy would care for him. Added by Sandie McKoy

Sydney Morning Herald: ANGEL - October 17th, 1938, at Lewisham Private Hospital, Florrie Angel, late of 6 Crane St, Homebush, Sydney Morning Herald, Tuesday 18 October 1938

At the time of his death, Albert was 61 years old, and a farmer by trade, and from Kyeamba Shire. He died in the Wagga Wagga District Hospital from Cholaemia, Cholecystitis, Cholelithiasis and Pancreatitis. The death informant was his brother in law J F De Groot, who was living at 18 Thorne Street Wagga. Witnesses to his burial were J Angel and J Graham. Added by Sandie McKoy

At the time of his death, Herbert was 75, married and a farmer by trade. He died at the Temora and District Hospital of Broncho Pneumonia (5 days) and Arteriosclerosis (3 years). His usual place of residence was Tullibigeal, Bland Shire. The death informant was his son Herbert Angel who was living at Narraburra Road, Temora. Witnesses to his burial were E Judd and I Ireland. Added by Sandie McKoy

At the time of his death, Walter was 69 years old, a Farmer by trade, married and his usual place of residence was Jilliby Rd, Wyong. He died at the Elrington Private Hospital of Lobar Pneumonia (5 days). The death informant was his wife Esther and the witness to his cremation was V Smith. Added by Sandie McKoy

At the time of his death, Arthur was 78 years old, married and a storekeeper by trade. He died at the Community Hospital, Long Jetty, of Pontine Haemorrhage (1 hour), Arteriosclerotic Cardio Vascular Disease (2 years) and Cholelithiaus (3 years) and Uraemia. His usual place of residence was 137 Bay Rd, The Entrance, New South Wales. The death informant was his son Neville who was living at Jiliby Road, Wyong and the witness to his cremation was V Bates. He was cremated according to the rites of the Church of England.

At the time of his death, Ridley was 86 years old, a builder by trade, a widower and his usual place of residence was 26 Linden Avenue, Punchbowl, New South Wales. He died at the Bankstown District Hospital from Left Parieto Occipital Softening- Cerebrovascular Accident (3 weeks); Carcinoma of the Stomach (months), Metastases of the Pancreas (weeks) and Bilateral Major Pulmonary Embolism (8 hours). The death informant was his son James who was living at St Andrew's College, University of Sydney. Added by Sandie McKoy