Peter Nathaniel Luck Beck
son of Nathaniel Beck and Ellen Luck nee Coates
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Peter Nathaniel Luck (1858 - 1942)
Peter Nathaniel Luck (1858 - 1942)
Nathaniel Beck was a common law partner of Ellen Luck, after the death of her first husband George Luck in 1852. Peter Nathaniel (or Athaniel) Luck born 1858 at 'The Village' near Kings Plain, was the youngest child of Ellen Luck nee' Ellen Coates,
Peter's birth was some five (5) years after the death of George Luck. Ellen Luck raised her children around Blayney during the gold rush years and this was also bushranger country. Local families knew of the bushmen from personal experience. Peter Nathaniel Luck was most probably the son of Ellen and Nathaniel Beck alias Daniel Burns.
Ellen retained the family name of Luck for her latter three children, although Peter, the youngest child of Ellen Coates' was recorded on the death record for Nathaniel Beck, claiming he was both her companion and father of Peter, which maybe reinforced by their name in common - Nathaniel - which suggests his parentage.
Nathaniel Beck was a British shoemaker, a convict, with ticket of leave and had been granted property to work as a farmer and also worked in the mines. His arrival record into NSW shows an alias Daniel Burns, presumably a name taken after his mother Ann Burns or Barnes.
Bev Earnshaw writes: "Stories told by old-timers like Peter Luck and his contemporaries should be preserved by their descendants because they are the folklore of the bush and part of the Australian culture. Peter used to say that his family was on the friendliest terms with the bushrangers and their visits to the homestead were like the arrival of Santa Claus. Although they never slept at the house, they would camp behind the log fences, always with someone on watch and horses saddled for a quick getaway. On one occasion, the story goes, when the troopers were searching the district for the outlaws, Ellen was unable to go to warn them herself so she took Peter from his bed late at night and sent him to alert them.”[i] Peter was known around Blayney as a "good story teller" who passed down an "oral history and many a bush yarn to his children and grand children". (see Beverley Earnshaw, Century of Pioneers.)
Sarah Worling
Sarah Worling
Peter Luck when aged 25, married Sarah Worling, in September (either) 1882 or 83 bearing three or four children and family raised three children.
Sarah Worling was born in 1862 in Bathurst, Australia. Her parents were John Worling, born 1822 and her mother, Elizabeth Sterne(ii) (Steam) born 1825 and they were from Haslingfield, Cambridgeshire, England and arrived with three children (one of whom died on the voyage) in December 1855, aboard the ship "Kate". John lived in Blayney from the late 1860s to 1900s. (Story Sourced from - roslynallen1 on ancestry.com).
Leader (Orange, NSW : 1899 - 1945), Wednesday 6 February 1901, page 3
Typhoid.
The Blayney Advocate editor unburdens himself as follows : " The typhoid epidemic is making its appearance again in Blayney. Every year when tbe furnaces at the copper mine suspend smelting operations typhoid makes a vigorous attack on the town. Perhaps the few who are foolish enough to assert that the fumes from the furnace are injurious to the health of the community may be able to explain." [If the faots are as stated above we think an official enquiry should be made into the matter.
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Sarah Worling died as a young mother on April 30, 1888, in Bathurst, Australia, at the age of 26. Her cause of death was Typhoid Fever; a condition prevalent in the Goulburn area that year. Reference: Bathurst Free Press & Mining Journal - May 8, 1888 - Minutes from Bathurst Hospital Committee Meeting - Sarah Luck's cause of death - Typhoid Fever.
Children of Sarah Worling and Peter N Luck
'Dick' Burton (Berton) John Luck (1884-1963) was born on 04 March 1884 in Carcoar, New South Wales. Burton John Luck married Elsie M Jennings in 1907 at Orange, New South Wales. (BDM 8414/1907. Bert died 1963 aged 79 years (D# 8252/1963).
B J Luck held title to blocks 242 & 243 (Blayney outskirts) from c. 1919 and sold one block (242), to D.W.Luck in Feb.. 1922.
Child Minnie Luck, was the daughter of Burton John aka. Dick Luck and Elsie May Jennings. Minnie Luck, B: 1907 in Orange, New South Wales, Australia; 38454/1907; died 21st. January 1922. (source Elizabeth Luck Bible from 1880).
Sylvia May Luck (1909-1997)
Richard 'Dick' Councelor Luck (1914-1993)
'Bob' Norman Willis Luck (1886 - 1958), Died 1948 aged 72 years. Married Ada (Posey) Conn, daughter of Edward Conn and Rosa Wilson - see chart with image of Jane Dean...children include Violet Rose Luck (1912-1971); BDM NSW 39228/1911, NORMAN W & ROSE A. COONABARABRAN. 1936 - Marriage to Leo Joseph Haines, Dubbo, New South Wales, Australia; Death: 27 Aug 1971 - Age:59-, Yeoval, New South Wales, Australia.
Violet May Luck (1887 - 1957). Violet married Kingsley Martin (Matin) and their daughter was Dorothy Boyd (nee Martin) b 26.08.1928.
Peter may have been unable to care for three children after Sarah's death and his sister Susannah apparently took care of them and was known as "Ma Wallace".
When Peter married Elizabeth Patrick, in 1890 at Blayney, he apparently maintained the separation of the children of his first marriage (see photo of Ma Wallace). The original three children of Peter and Sarah were not all accommodated with the second family. We are advised via Jan Wallace, that Violet May Luck told her daughter Dorothy, that herself and her siblings went to live with a woman, she knew as Ma Wallace, and was Peter's sister Susannah M Luck (1856-1941) who married Charles Wallace (1852-1938) in 1877(Iv).
Children appear to have mixed freely in the manner of an extended family and perhaps the name Wallace was passed down to Ben (Donald Wallace) Luck and his son Wallace Luck, as a tribute to her goodwill.
Peter Luck was appointed Council poundkeeper in 1889and retaind the position for 30+ years. The pound may be the farmyard image above, if so it is at the East end of Matha St by the Belubula River, but the river does not appear nearbye in the image
. This animal pen is strewn with timber. The hills in the background have yet to be identified to determine the location of the image. Based on existing hills, topography mapping and google earth street view, it appears to me, to be in the vicinity of 'Lucks Lane' Blayney looking in an easterly direction. The street view at 3438 Hobbys Yard Road approximates the background. Shadow suggests the time of day was about mid-day and Peter is facing a Northerly aspect of the site. The clothing of the family suggest it is a cool time of year. The older boys are not present which is probably a clue if we can answer where they are and why the girls are in the picture and so well dressed.
Torrens Titles: in the name of Peter Luck, Blayney
1883-1887 L ~ part Lot 5 on deposited plan 1001 at Blayney - 10.75 perches - nos. of instruction 72,149 Vol. 669 folio 120 & instruction 112,121 Vol. 532 folio 9.
1888-1890 L ~ part Lot 6 & 7 on deposited plan 1001 at Blayney - nos. of instruction 138503 Vol. 091 folio 177.
Elizabeth Luck: 27.5 pers. part Lots 4 & 5. Dep. Plan 1001 Blayney.
Elizabeth Luck: 1 acre 1 rood 26 perches Cumberland Street at Bexley.
Lot 38 on deposited plan 1353 at Bexley.
Susan Luck: 16.75 pers. Lot 5 Sec.; Dep. Plan 981 Blayney. 560,683 vol. 730; folio 90.
1921: John William Luck Jnr. ~ 177acs. part Lot 7 D.P. 3158.nr. Blayney Shire. Lyndhurst.
1921: Rose Ada Luck: part allots 6, 7, 9, Sec. 7 - one ft. reserve & site of the lanes each 20ft. wide on D.P. 3523 Dubbo.
Photo c. 1907: Elizabeth Luck nee Patrick, her children with 'Bob' Norman Willis Luck, son of Sarah Worling and Peter N Luck.
information by Eve Egan nee'Ivy Luck ....L to R … Gilbert, Bert (Kruger), Eileen, Glad, nanna Luck, Doris (on nan’s lap), Bob, Claude (sitting), May Ivy (hat), Lena, Donald (Ben) ~ my Dad 10 years old.
Probable order in family photo of Children with Elizabeth Patrick
‘Bert’ (?) Gilbert Harold Luck (1892-1971)
‘Kruger’ Herbert William Luck (1899-1966)
‘Lila’ Eileen Lila Mary Luck (1902-1974)
‘Glad’ Gladys Lillian Luck (1891-1966)
Elizabeth Patrick nanna Luck,
‘Doris’ Dorothy Alphia Luck (1908-++++)
Norman Willis (Bob) Luck (1886 - 1958) ~ son of Sarah and Peter
Claude Milton Luck (1905-1989)
May Ivy Luck (1894-1917)
‘Lena’ Selina Evelyn Luck (1900-++++)
‘Ben’ Donald Wallace Luck (1897-1962)
Bert as stated in the picture, (is assumed to be Herbert although could be Gilbert). Herbert was also known as Kruger and is seen in the family photograph on the horse "Fairy". Gladys the eldest child (b.1891) is standing by Nana Elizabeth with her hand upon her shoulder and Eileen (b.1902) sits on the chair. Peter does not appear in this photo which seems odd for a family portrait, however he does appear in the farmyard photo.
Elizabeth Patrick (1868 - July 2 1964)
Elizabeth Patrick (1868 - July 2 1964)
Peter married Elizabeth Patrick on 30th. April 1890, in Blayney, New South Wales.
Elisabeth Patrick was born on 24th. December 1868 and the birth registered in Orange, New South Wales. Elizabeth was the daughter of Edward Patrick (1834-1923) and Mary Ann Tabor (1845-1921). Edward Patrick was the son of William Patrick (1795-1826) and Sarah Sunderland (1804-1835).
50 Years on...Golden Wedding Anniversary
50 Years on...Golden Wedding Anniversary
TROVE - Saturday 11 May 1940 – National Advocate (Bathurst, NSW : 1889 - 1954)
Page 6
TOWN TATTLE
A happy function took place at Blayney last week when Mr. and Mrs. P. Luck celebrated their golden wedding. A number of their children, relatives and friends attended. Congratulatory speeches were made by their sons, Morris, Burton and Claude Luck. The guests of honour were the recipients of many messages of congratulation and numerous gifts which included one from their eldest great-grandchild, Nita Whalan. Pride of place on the festive table was given to a magnificent wedding cake, the work and gift of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Luck. It was a happy time for Mr. and Mrs. Luck, surrounded by their children who came from far and near to celebrate the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Luck have twelve children, 51 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. In his heyday, Mr. Luck, or Peter as he was familiarly known, was a footballer of note. He was associated..............................besides being one of the State’s best horse-breakers and trainers. The happy couple are still hale and hearty and are well known and respected residents of Blayney for many years. Members of their family present included, Mr and Mrs Burton (Dick) Luck, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Luck, M and Ben Luck, Mr and Mrs Roy Bates, Mrs Wardrop of Sydney and Mr and Mrs Claude Luck of Bathurst. Other family members unable to attend, but who forwarded congratulations were: Mr and Mrs Norman Luck of Dubbo, Mr and Mrs. O Pilkington and Mr and Mrs H Luck of Sydney, and Mr. and Mrs. H Heany of Albury. Many Bathurst friends of the Luck family extend congratulations to the happy couple.
Elizabeth Luck nee' Patrick died in July 1964.
Children of Peter N Luck and Elizabeth Patrick:
Children of Peter N Luck and Elizabeth Patrick:
Gladys Lillian Luck (1891-1966) born 7th.March 1891, (BDM#7122/1891), died 1966 in Penrith aged 75 years. Also known as Glad, in 1917 she married George Pilkington, in Murrumburrah, New South Wales, Australia; (BDM 526/1917. SYDNEY).
Gilbert Harold Luck (1892-1971) was born 7 Aug 1892 (BDM#7163/1892); He married Ruby Evelyn Furner, 1915 in Carcoar, New South Wales (BDM Marriage 7111/1915).
Their son was Claude Berton or Burton- (1924-2007) Gilbert Harold Luck died in 1971, aged 78 years, Blayney (D# 58018/1971).
May Ivy Luck (1894-1917) ~ (Photo reference: Age 23 years with hat) ~ May Ivy Luck, born 31 Oct 1894 in Blayney, New South Wales (BDM# 6862/1894); married Robert Stanley Phillips, in April 1916 and died of a heart attack on 08/18 August 1917, aged 22, after giving birth to a son, Stanley Robert, on 26 July 1917 ~ D: 08 Aug 1917 in Blayney, New South Wales (BDM# 12465/1917).
Donald Wallace (Ben) Luck (1897-1963) was born: 17 Jan 1897 in Blayney, New South Wales, Australia; B# 10537/1897[11, 26, 27 He died aged 66 years, on 26 Mar 1963 in Griffith, New South Wales D# 15949/1963. In the family portrait a 10 year old Ben stands on the window side with dog beside him. His middle name of Wallace appears to be a tribute to Susannah and Charles Wallace who raised his half siblings. The name Wallace he also passed onto two of his sons. Married Elsie Evelyn Ryan, 08 Jan 1919 in Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia.
Herbert William Luck (1899-1966) (BDM#10331/1899) H, B: 15 Apr 1899 in Blayney, New South Wales. In the family portrait, he is the boy on a horse named "Fairy" . He married Lillian Edith Sarah Alway Eager, on 26 Sep 1926 in Liverpool, New South Wales BDM NSW Marriage 16688/1926 . Bert is said to have married again - Elsie May Benfield (1910-1996) ~ refer Rootsweb. He died on 31 May 1966 in Murrurundi, New South Wales D# 21427/1966. died aged 67 years.
Photo c. 1907: Elizabeth Luck nee Patrick, her children. Bert (assumed to be Herbert and not Gilbert as stated in the picture), was also known as Kruger and is seen in the family photograph on the horse "Fairy".
'Selma' Selina Evelyn Luck (1900-1980) (#BDM 20294/1901) aka Selma E and Lena. Selina Evelyn Luck, B: 13 May 1900 in Blayney, New South Wales. In the family portrait Selma and Lila are sitting. Married Horace Heaney, 1922; Glebe, New South Wales. Died aged 79 years.
Eileen Lila Mary Luck (Aileen) (1902 -1974), aged 70 years. Eileen Lila Mary Luck, B: 23 Nov 1902 in Blayney, New South Wales; Died: 1974 in Orange, New South Wales. Married Robert C Wardrop, 08 Jan 1926 in Blayney, New South Wales BDM Birth Registered 2907/1926.
Claude Milton Luck, 1905 - born: 09 Oct 1905 in Blayney, New South Wales, Australia (also referenced as C. Hilton Luck). Claude married Tessie Marie Chambers, in 1925 in Orange, New South Wales. Claude Milton Luck died 31 July 1989 and was buried 2 August 1989. Tessie Chambers was born 8th April 1905 in Orange, NSW, daughter of Charles Chambers and Ethel Victoria Agland. Tessie died 21st April 1992, Bathurst. (source Elizabeth Luck Bible from 1880).Registered birth 31501/1905 The couple appear on electoral rolls yet Claude Milton appaers elsewhere also. BDM Marriage 18354/1925 registered Lismore ~
One celebrated person of the name Claude Luck, being the same age as Claude Milton Luck, began his career as a boxer when aged 16. He accepted a challenge in a Blayney tournament and went on to become the champion of the West. This Claude married Dorothy Lydia May (Luck) and lived in Morisset, Hunter region, New South Wales. His carreer from 1917-1954 is traced via Trove newpapers.
Dorothy Alphia Luck (1908-2004): [born. 22 May 1908]~died 28 Aug 2004, aged 96 years ~ Bathurst, NSW, Australia[34], Married: Roy E Bates, 20 Mar 1926 in Cowra, New South Wales, Australia; Marriage registered 2409/1926.
In photo of pound farmyard Doris Alphia is on her Mother lap, suggesting it was taken about 1908/09.
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Leader (Orange, NSW : 1899 - 1945), Wednesday 14 March 1900, page 2
BLAYNEY. (From the West Macguarie) ~ "A painful accident happened to Mr Peter Luck last Wednesday afternoon at the Railway trucking yards. Mr Luck was engaged with others tracking sheep, and the guard wishing to get his train away to time, was doing his utmost to forward the work." Mr Luck was standing at the bottom of one the trucks seeing that the sheep. were all right, when the guard, in his hurry, droppod the door. … Mr Luck managed to save his head, but the door crushed down on the fingers of his right hand, breaking the first three, smashing his knuckles, and bursting open the back of his hand. The injury was dressed by Dr Griffiths."
On electoral rolls in 1930 and 1936
Peter Luck is recorded as Council pound-keeper. The family were living in Albion Street and Elizabeth, in Albion Lane, Blayney.
Burton, a labourer, living in Blayney and Elsie in Albion Lane;
Donald (Ben) and Elsie are recorded living in Granville in 1930, and Osman Street, Blayney in 1936.
Elsie's mother, Annie Ryan appears on Electoral rolls and Census after 1930 at Osman Lane, Blayney and lived with her son Edward A Ryan. This is also where Ben and Elsie Luck lived in 1937 although in the following census Ben appear in Carcoar Street.
OBITUARY ~ Jan 7, 1942
Mr. Peter Nathaniel Luck one of our district's oldest identities passed away at his home at Blayney on Wednesday afternoon. Though for a number of years he had been a chronic sufferer from rheumatism, our old townsman was always bright and cheery despite his affliction and whenever possible made his way down town to meet old friends. Born at 'The Village' near Kings Plains 83 years ago, Peter Luck was the last surviving member of an old district family. In his youthful days he was one of the smartest athletes in the district being a noted pedestrian both on the flat and over hurdles. In both spheres he won many valuable monetary prizes and trophies throughout the west. He was District Bailiff and Pound keeper for many years and widely known and appreciated for his Sterling qualities.
Footnotes:
Photographic records on this page were preserved from the collection of Claude Milton Luck and George Luck, at their home Woodford, Blue Mountains, New South Wales. Images courtesy of photographer Susanne Kitchener nee’ Griffiths ~ 1982 /Image courtesy of photographer Susanne Kitchener nee' Griffiths preserved in 1982 at home of Claude and George Luck, Woodford, New South Wales
Some also published in "A Century of Pioneers" by Beverley Earnshaw ~ 1984 ~ from the Collection of Claud Luck of Woodford.[i] Quote extract from “Century of Pioneers” by Barbara Earnshaw. Sarah Worling (1862 - 1888)
[ii] Elizabeth Sterne was born in 1825 in Hauxton, England, the only child of James William and Mary. She married John Worling on December 25, 1846, in Cambridgeshire, England. They had nine children during their marriage. She died in 1870 in Bathurst, Australia, at the age of 45. Source:- ancestry.com. The family arrived aboard the "Kate" on 6th December, 1855 and comprised John Worling (aged 33), a farm labourer, son of John and Sarah; his wife Elizabeth (30) daughter of James and Mary (deceased); children Joseph (7), Martha (5), George (1, deceased on voyage). Source:- New South Wales, Australia, Assisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1828-1896
(iv) Charles Wallace is recorded on the electoral roll in 1930 as a miner living in Burraga in the Bathurst subdivion of Blayney)
(v) Note URL: refer Claude Milton Luck: http://thekemps.com.au/familygroup.php?familyID=F1292&tree=Tree1
(vi) Child of Elizabeth PATRICK and Peter LUCK is: Herbert William LUCK born 15 Apr 1899 in Blayney, NSW, and died 1966 in Wyong, NSW. He married Lillian Edith Sarah Alway EAGER 1926 in Liverpool, NSW, daughter of James Samuel EAGER and Sarah SMITH. Lillian was born 1904 in Eden, NSW, and died 1933 in Liverpool, NSW. He later married Elsie May BENFIELD 1938 in Sydney, NSW.
Edna Eilleen (Teddy) Luck (1910 - 2010) was a daughter of Norman Willis Luck ; married Francis Frederick Bird in 1937 Dubbo, New South Wales. Frederick died in 1965 and their sole child was Gary Bird. Edna’s second marriage was to Maurice James Bates.
Minnie Luck, was the daughter of Burton John aka. Dick Luck and Elsie May Jennings. Minnie Luck, B: 1907 in Orange, New South Wales, Australia; 38454/1907; died 21st. January 1922. (source Elizabeth Luck Bible from 1880)
Information on George Luck alias Peter Lock: by desufav. ancestry.com.au.
George Luck had been a gardener in England and was tried at the old Bailey for burglary on the 7th April, 1824. Under the (Alias) name of Peter Lock, he had been sentenced to death and had been in Newgate Prison before.
The sentence, however, was commuted to transportation beyond the seas for Life; he arrived on the convict ship "Asia" in 1825. He is described as being 21 years old, 5 feet 4 1/2 inches tall, pink complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, scar across front of forehead. He was assigned to a Mr. Innes Bathurst.
By 1828 George was a constable at the Bathurst Garrison with a salary of $40.00 per Annum and a horse provided. However a quick turnover of staff at the Bathurst Police Office soon encouraged George to leave the Garrison, as law breakers and law enforces seemed to be dying in almost equal numbers. On the 1st November, 1829 George was Appointed Bailiff of Bathurst gaol, at a salary of $30.00 per Annum; He resigned the position in 1838, to opened a hotel the "Wellington Inn" in Guyong Road, Bathurst.
Information on George Luck alias Peter Lock: by desufav. ancestry.com.au.
George Luck had been a gardener in England and was tried at the old Bailey for burglary on the 7th April, 1824. Under the (Alias) name of Peter Lock, he had been sentenced to death and had been in Newgate Prison before.
The sentence, however, was commuted to transportation beyond the seas for Life; he arrived on the convict ship "Asia" in 1825. He is described as being 21 years old, 5 feet 4 1/2 inches tall, pink complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, scar across front of forehead. He was assigned to a Mr. Innes Bathurst.
By 1828 George was a constable at the Bathurst Garrison with a salary of $40.00 per Annum and a horse provided. However a quick turnover of staff at the Bathurst Police Office soon encouraged George to leave the Garrison, as law breakers and law enforces seemed to be dying in almost equal numbers. On the 1st November, 1829 George was Appointed Bailiff of Bathurst gaol, at a salary of $30.00 per Annum; He resigned the position in 1838, to opened a hotel the "Wellington Inn" in Guyong Road, Bathurst.
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Blayney was declared a town on 30th. September 1899. Council: BLAYNEY SHIRE COUNCIL. https://www.planningportal.nsw.gov.au/spatialviewer/#/find-a-property/address
Blayney was declared a town on 30th. September 1899. Council: BLAYNEY SHIRE COUNCIL. https://www.planningportal.nsw.gov.au/spatialviewer/#/find-a-property/address
https://legislation.nsw.gov.au/view/whole/html/inforce/2016-03-11/epi-2012-0573
Deposited plan 758,121 at Blayney.
Property Details. Address: 40 MARTHA STREET BLAYNEY 2799
Lot/Section 210/-/DP590088 211/-/DP590088 /Plan No:
Schedule 5 Environmental heritage. (Clause 5.10). Part 1 Heritage items https://legislation.nsw.gov.au/view/whole/html/inforce/2016-03-11/epi-2012-0573 : search 1001
Blayney - Group of five cottages and gardens. ~ 30, 32, 34, 36 and 40 Martha Street. ~ Lots 11, 17 and 19, DP 1001; Lot 210, DP 590088; Lot 1, DP 785346. Local 174
Blayney. Cottage, fence and tree 44 Martha Street. Lot 2, DP 1001. Local 175.
Blayney House 18 Martha Street. Lots 3 and 4, DP 904016 Local I72. Blayney
Blayney. “Laramie”, house and garden. 24 Martha Street. Lot 1, DP 526906. Local 173.
Trove Govt. Gazette of NSW. (21 Feb. 1919-Issue No. 42/page 1181 / 1918-14806 / 1918-29, Carcoar / Luck, Burton John of Blayney - County Bathurst, parish Errol, south of portion 379 (formerly within A.L. 1917-10). Area about 17 acres 2 roods. Agriculture 1
Cemeteries
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'Dick' Burton John Luck (1884-1963)
'Dick' Burton John Luck (1884-1963)
In the poultry section at Cowra show, Dick Luck snr.. of Blayney was very successful. from five entries, he was winner of three first prizes and one second.
source: The Lyndhurst Shire Chronicle. 20 Sept. 1945. page 2. Blayney Town Talk.
Luck, Burton John of Blayney - County Bathurst, parish Errol, south of portion 379 (formerly within A.L. 1917-10). Area about 17 acres 2 roods. Agriculture 1
Luck, Burton John of Blayney - County Bathurst, parish Errol, south of portion 379 (formerly within A.L. 1917-10). Area about 17 acres 2 roods. Agriculture 1
Trove Govt. Gazette of NSW. (21 Feb. 1919-Issue No. 42/page 1181 / * 1918-14806 / 1918-29, Carcoar
'Dick' Burton John Luck … property details.… 1919 - 1922…
Trove Govt. Gazette of NSW. (21 Feb. 1919-Issue No. 42/page 1181
* 1918-14806.… 1918-29, Carcoar.…Luck, Burton John of Blayney - County Bathurst, parish Errol, south of portion 379 (formerly within A.L. 1917-10). Area about 17 acres 2 roods. Agriculture 1
hlrv.nsw ~ burton john luck sold portion to his half brother Donald Wallace Luck. Feb. 1922.
Herbert William Luck (15 Apr 1899 - 1966)
Herbert William Luck (15 Apr 1899 - 1966)
Herbert ‘Bert’ William Luck born 15 April, 1899. He served in the military, enlisting in 1940 in Paddington, New South Wales, when he was 41 years old. His initial attestation form stated his year of birth was 1907 and was later adjusted to 1899. LUCK, HERBERT WILLIAM : Service Number - NX14534 : Place of birth - BLAYNEY NSW : Place of enlistment - PADDINGTON NSW : Next of Kin, his wife, - Elsie May… His initial attestment entry states Date of birth - 15 Apr 1907. (7 years after his actual dob.)
Elizabeth Luck nee'Patrick. what nations are seen in her features?
Rose Ada Conn
Rose Ada Conn
Norman W. Luck, of Blayney, was married to Miss Rose (Posey) Conn, at St. Barnabas Church on Thursday morning, the Rector officiating. The bride, who is a native of Coonabarabran, but recently residing at Terembone, is the youngest daughter of the late Mr. Edward Conn.
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