Windsor
and Richmond Gazette NSW
15 Feb
1914
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Mary Ann Pateman,
died at her residence, Wyoming, Gosford, on Friday evening, January 30, at the
advanced age of 89.
The old
lady, had been ailing for some weeks and sustained a paralytic stroke from
which she never recovered.
Deceased was
a Hawkesbury native, and resided all her life in the Hawkesbury and Brisbane
Water district.
At an early age she was married to Mr. Joseph Bridge, to whom
six children were born. After the death of Mr. Bridge, she married again, her second,
husband being Mr. Samuel Pateman,
whom she married at Gosford, and who died 19 years ago at the age of 79, He
died in the same house that his wife passed away in on Friday last.
The Pateman
family is one of the oldest in the district, deceased having resided in Gosford
and Ourimbah districts for 53 years.
Of a family of nine, three sons and three
daughters still survive, viz., Messrs. William Bridge, Benjamin Bridge,
George Pateman, Mrs. Fred
Klumpp, Mrs. Matthew Sotzenback, Andrew Bridge.
There are 60
grandchildren, and 98 great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. The
funeral took place on Sunday afternoon and was largely attended, the Remains
being in interred in the Anglican portion of the Gosford cemetery.
Born Mary
Ann carpenter to:-
Thomas
Carpenter 1787-1831.
Catherine Shaw 1799- 1894. Mrs Medhurst
* Husband’s of Mary Ann.
James Radford Allen .
Joseph Bridge.
Samuel Pateman.
Samuel Patemans first wife Maria Pateman nee Aiken.
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