UPDATE 30, MARCH 2021: THANK YOU to Judy Holman - Crook for the detailed information on Faith, as noted below; it is greatly appreciated!
CHINNERY.— In loving memory of our dear mother. Faith Chinnery, who passed away 19th July, 1909. Gone but not forgotten. Inserted by her loving sons Bob, Earn and Will.
Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), Friday 19 July 1912, page 2
IN MEMORIAM. CHINNERY. —In loving memory of Faith Chinnery, dearly-beloved wife of R. Chinnery. who died 19th July, 1909. No space of time or lapse of years Can dim our mother's past; A loving memory holds it dear, Affection holds it fast. Inserted by her loving husband and sons.
Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), Thursday 22 July 1909, page 1
OBITUARY.
There were laid to rest yesterday in the Ballarat Old Cemetery another very much respected and esteemed resident of Sturt street, in the person of Mrs Faith Chinnery, wife of Mr Robert Chinnery, of the Devon and Cornwell Hotel. There was a very large and representative gathering of Ballarat and district resi-dents, and numerous and costly floral tributes were sent, including those from the Imperial F.B.C., Newington, F.B.C., to Willie Chinnery from his mates, Harry Davies tailoring department, Heinz Bros' employes deserving special mention. There were present Messrs Chas. Harrison, vice-president, and Geo. Tonner, treasurer, F. McGarey, G. Wil-liamson and Ross, representing the Hor-ticultural Society, Messrs Wm. Harrison, and Wm. Baber, Waubra, Messrs W. Earles, H. Earles, F. Earles, E. Earles, J. Glover, W. Freemantle, nephews of de-ceased, acted as coffin-bearers, and the pall-bearers were Messrs P. Hawker and J. Ramsay, representing Hand of Friend-ship Lodge, J. W. Bromley, W. Barry, J.P., W. T. Glenn, A. W. Hager, W. White, Jas. Lyons, representing South Ballarat. F.C., E. Beecham, representing Golden Point F.C., H. F. Elliott, repre-senting Ballarat F.C., ex-captain Marsh, and W. Daw, City F.B., Geo. McKenzie, H. H. Strickland, Imperial F.C., J. Young, D. Robinson, G. Warmsley, J. Moran, H. Whitelaw, W. McIntosh, Buckley and Nunn's, Melbourne, H. McKay, M. Newton, Chris. Hager, A. Magill, representing Yhnors* Turf Club, R. and C. Chinnery, Melbourne, A. Kopke, Trunk Lead, H. Tonner, repre-senting Harry Davies, J. B. Millington, Brewing Company, Bently, representing Goller and Co., J. Young, D. Robinson, G. Walmsley, J. Moran, J. White. The Rev J. B. Armstrong officiated at the grave, and Mr Charles Morris carried out the funeral arrangements. The funeral of Mrs Hannah Canny, wife of Mr Patrick Canny, one of the oldest farmers and residents of Spring Bank (Ormond) district, took place yesterday, when her remains were followed to their last resting place in the Gordon Cemetery by a very large number of friends and acquaintances, the procession numbering 75 private vehicles and a number of horsemen. Messrs T. Cusack, F. Blood. T. Clohesy, and J. Linehan acted as coffin-bearers, and the pall-bearers were Messers Jas. Hayden. J.P., J. B. Hayden, Geo. Blood, H. Whelehan, B. McGowan. P. Bourke, Cr L. Lee, S. Conroy, J. McGrath, P. Croagh, D. O'Keeffe, W. Clohesy, S. Breene, P. Cusack, J. McDermott, and C. Conroy. Service at the graveside was conducted by the Rev. Father Cusack, assisted by the Rev Father O'Brien, and the mortuary ar-rangements were carried out by Mr Steve Wellington.
Faith Chinnery, her husband Robert and their son James (who died of typhoid fever in South Africa while serving in the South African War) are each memorialized on the stone that I first researched because of a distant relative's information. My relative Mary Banks is noted at the 'top' of the stone, but I am not certain whether this is for a reason...Faith and Robert seem to have made certain to note their son's loss on this stone, although he was interred in South Africa.
Again, TY to Judy Holman - Crook: her research now shows how the Chinnery line crossed with the Banks', something that I had been unable to discern.
Inscription:
"We loved Thee well, but Jesus loved Thee best."
CHINNERY.— In loving memory of our dear mother. Faith Chinnery, who passed away 19th July, 1909. Gone but not forgotten. Inserted by her loving sons Bob, Earn and Will.
Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), Friday 19 July 1912, page 2
IN MEMORIAM. CHINNERY. —In loving memory of Faith Chinnery, dearly-beloved wife of R. Chinnery. who died 19th July, 1909. No space of time or lapse of years Can dim our mother's past; A loving memory holds it dear, Affection holds it fast. Inserted by her loving husband and sons.
Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), Thursday 22 July 1909, page 1
OBITUARY.
There were laid to rest yesterday in the Ballarat Old Cemetery another very much respected and esteemed resident of Sturt street, in the person of Mrs Faith Chinnery, wife of Mr Robert Chinnery, of the Devon and Cornwell Hotel. There was a very large and representative gathering of Ballarat and district resi-dents, and numerous and costly floral tributes were sent, including those from the Imperial F.B.C., Newington, F.B.C., to Willie Chinnery from his mates, Harry Davies tailoring department, Heinz Bros' employes deserving special mention. There were present Messrs Chas. Harrison, vice-president, and Geo. Tonner, treasurer, F. McGarey, G. Wil-liamson and Ross, representing the Hor-ticultural Society, Messrs Wm. Harrison, and Wm. Baber, Waubra, Messrs W. Earles, H. Earles, F. Earles, E. Earles, J. Glover, W. Freemantle, nephews of de-ceased, acted as coffin-bearers, and the pall-bearers were Messrs P. Hawker and J. Ramsay, representing Hand of Friend-ship Lodge, J. W. Bromley, W. Barry, J.P., W. T. Glenn, A. W. Hager, W. White, Jas. Lyons, representing South Ballarat. F.C., E. Beecham, representing Golden Point F.C., H. F. Elliott, repre-senting Ballarat F.C., ex-captain Marsh, and W. Daw, City F.B., Geo. McKenzie, H. H. Strickland, Imperial F.C., J. Young, D. Robinson, G. Warmsley, J. Moran, H. Whitelaw, W. McIntosh, Buckley and Nunn's, Melbourne, H. McKay, M. Newton, Chris. Hager, A. Magill, representing Yhnors* Turf Club, R. and C. Chinnery, Melbourne, A. Kopke, Trunk Lead, H. Tonner, repre-senting Harry Davies, J. B. Millington, Brewing Company, Bently, representing Goller and Co., J. Young, D. Robinson, G. Walmsley, J. Moran, J. White. The Rev J. B. Armstrong officiated at the grave, and Mr Charles Morris carried out the funeral arrangements. The funeral of Mrs Hannah Canny, wife of Mr Patrick Canny, one of the oldest farmers and residents of Spring Bank (Ormond) district, took place yesterday, when her remains were followed to their last resting place in the Gordon Cemetery by a very large number of friends and acquaintances, the procession numbering 75 private vehicles and a number of horsemen. Messrs T. Cusack, F. Blood. T. Clohesy, and J. Linehan acted as coffin-bearers, and the pall-bearers were Messers Jas. Hayden. J.P., J. B. Hayden, Geo. Blood, H. Whelehan, B. McGowan. P. Bourke, Cr L. Lee, S. Conroy, J. McGrath, P. Croagh, D. O'Keeffe, W. Clohesy, S. Breene, P. Cusack, J. McDermott, and C. Conroy. Service at the graveside was conducted by the Rev. Father Cusack, assisted by the Rev Father O'Brien, and the mortuary ar-rangements were carried out by Mr Steve Wellington.
Faith Chinnery, her husband Robert and their son James (who died of typhoid fever in South Africa while serving in the South African War) are each memorialized on the stone that I first researched because of a distant relative's information. My relative Mary Banks is noted at the 'top' of the stone, but I am not certain whether this is for a reason...Faith and Robert seem to have made certain to note their son's loss on this stone, although he was interred in South Africa.
Again, TY to Judy Holman - Crook: her research now shows how the Chinnery line crossed with the Banks', something that I had been unable to discern.
Inscription:
"We loved Thee well, but Jesus loved Thee best."
UPDATE 30, MARCH 2021: THANK YOU to Judy Holman - Crook for the detailed information on Faith, as noted below; it is greatly appreciated!
CHINNERY.— In loving memory of our dear mother. Faith Chinnery, who passed away 19th July, 1909. Gone but not forgotten. Inserted by her loving sons Bob, Earn and Will.
Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), Friday 19 July 1912, page 2
IN MEMORIAM. CHINNERY. —In loving memory of Faith Chinnery, dearly-beloved wife of R. Chinnery. who died 19th July, 1909. No space of time or lapse of years Can dim our mother's past; A loving memory holds it dear, Affection holds it fast. Inserted by her loving husband and sons.
Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), Thursday 22 July 1909, page 1
OBITUARY.
There were laid to rest yesterday in the Ballarat Old Cemetery another very much respected and esteemed resident of Sturt street, in the person of Mrs Faith Chinnery, wife of Mr Robert Chinnery, of the Devon and Cornwell Hotel. There was a very large and representative gathering of Ballarat and district resi-dents, and numerous and costly floral tributes were sent, including those from the Imperial F.B.C., Newington, F.B.C., to Willie Chinnery from his mates, Harry Davies tailoring department, Heinz Bros' employes deserving special mention. There were present Messrs Chas. Harrison, vice-president, and Geo. Tonner, treasurer, F. McGarey, G. Wil-liamson and Ross, representing the Hor-ticultural Society, Messrs Wm. Harrison, and Wm. Baber, Waubra, Messrs W. Earles, H. Earles, F. Earles, E. Earles, J. Glover, W. Freemantle, nephews of de-ceased, acted as coffin-bearers, and the pall-bearers were Messrs P. Hawker and J. Ramsay, representing Hand of Friend-ship Lodge, J. W. Bromley, W. Barry, J.P., W. T. Glenn, A. W. Hager, W. White, Jas. Lyons, representing South Ballarat. F.C., E. Beecham, representing Golden Point F.C., H. F. Elliott, repre-senting Ballarat F.C., ex-captain Marsh, and W. Daw, City F.B., Geo. McKenzie, H. H. Strickland, Imperial F.C., J. Young, D. Robinson, G. Warmsley, J. Moran, H. Whitelaw, W. McIntosh, Buckley and Nunn's, Melbourne, H. McKay, M. Newton, Chris. Hager, A. Magill, representing Yhnors* Turf Club, R. and C. Chinnery, Melbourne, A. Kopke, Trunk Lead, H. Tonner, repre-senting Harry Davies, J. B. Millington, Brewing Company, Bently, representing Goller and Co., J. Young, D. Robinson, G. Walmsley, J. Moran, J. White. The Rev J. B. Armstrong officiated at the grave, and Mr Charles Morris carried out the funeral arrangements. The funeral of Mrs Hannah Canny, wife of Mr Patrick Canny, one of the oldest farmers and residents of Spring Bank (Ormond) district, took place yesterday, when her remains were followed to their last resting place in the Gordon Cemetery by a very large number of friends and acquaintances, the procession numbering 75 private vehicles and a number of horsemen. Messrs T. Cusack, F. Blood. T. Clohesy, and J. Linehan acted as coffin-bearers, and the pall-bearers were Messers Jas. Hayden. J.P., J. B. Hayden, Geo. Blood, H. Whelehan, B. McGowan. P. Bourke, Cr L. Lee, S. Conroy, J. McGrath, P. Croagh, D. O'Keeffe, W. Clohesy, S. Breene, P. Cusack, J. McDermott, and C. Conroy. Service at the graveside was conducted by the Rev. Father Cusack, assisted by the Rev Father O'Brien, and the mortuary ar-rangements were carried out by Mr Steve Wellington.
Faith Chinnery, her husband Robert and their son James (who died of typhoid fever in South Africa while serving in the South African War) are each memorialized on the stone that I first researched because of a distant relative's information. My relative Mary Banks is noted at the 'top' of the stone, but I am not certain whether this is for a reason...Faith and Robert seem to have made certain to note their son's loss on this stone, although he was interred in South Africa.
Again, TY to Judy Holman - Crook: her research now shows how the Chinnery line crossed with the Banks', something that I had been unable to discern.
Inscription:
"We loved Thee well, but Jesus loved Thee best."
CHINNERY.— In loving memory of our dear mother. Faith Chinnery, who passed away 19th July, 1909. Gone but not forgotten. Inserted by her loving sons Bob, Earn and Will.
Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), Friday 19 July 1912, page 2
IN MEMORIAM. CHINNERY. —In loving memory of Faith Chinnery, dearly-beloved wife of R. Chinnery. who died 19th July, 1909. No space of time or lapse of years Can dim our mother's past; A loving memory holds it dear, Affection holds it fast. Inserted by her loving husband and sons.
Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), Thursday 22 July 1909, page 1
OBITUARY.
There were laid to rest yesterday in the Ballarat Old Cemetery another very much respected and esteemed resident of Sturt street, in the person of Mrs Faith Chinnery, wife of Mr Robert Chinnery, of the Devon and Cornwell Hotel. There was a very large and representative gathering of Ballarat and district resi-dents, and numerous and costly floral tributes were sent, including those from the Imperial F.B.C., Newington, F.B.C., to Willie Chinnery from his mates, Harry Davies tailoring department, Heinz Bros' employes deserving special mention. There were present Messrs Chas. Harrison, vice-president, and Geo. Tonner, treasurer, F. McGarey, G. Wil-liamson and Ross, representing the Hor-ticultural Society, Messrs Wm. Harrison, and Wm. Baber, Waubra, Messrs W. Earles, H. Earles, F. Earles, E. Earles, J. Glover, W. Freemantle, nephews of de-ceased, acted as coffin-bearers, and the pall-bearers were Messrs P. Hawker and J. Ramsay, representing Hand of Friend-ship Lodge, J. W. Bromley, W. Barry, J.P., W. T. Glenn, A. W. Hager, W. White, Jas. Lyons, representing South Ballarat. F.C., E. Beecham, representing Golden Point F.C., H. F. Elliott, repre-senting Ballarat F.C., ex-captain Marsh, and W. Daw, City F.B., Geo. McKenzie, H. H. Strickland, Imperial F.C., J. Young, D. Robinson, G. Warmsley, J. Moran, H. Whitelaw, W. McIntosh, Buckley and Nunn's, Melbourne, H. McKay, M. Newton, Chris. Hager, A. Magill, representing Yhnors* Turf Club, R. and C. Chinnery, Melbourne, A. Kopke, Trunk Lead, H. Tonner, repre-senting Harry Davies, J. B. Millington, Brewing Company, Bently, representing Goller and Co., J. Young, D. Robinson, G. Walmsley, J. Moran, J. White. The Rev J. B. Armstrong officiated at the grave, and Mr Charles Morris carried out the funeral arrangements. The funeral of Mrs Hannah Canny, wife of Mr Patrick Canny, one of the oldest farmers and residents of Spring Bank (Ormond) district, took place yesterday, when her remains were followed to their last resting place in the Gordon Cemetery by a very large number of friends and acquaintances, the procession numbering 75 private vehicles and a number of horsemen. Messrs T. Cusack, F. Blood. T. Clohesy, and J. Linehan acted as coffin-bearers, and the pall-bearers were Messers Jas. Hayden. J.P., J. B. Hayden, Geo. Blood, H. Whelehan, B. McGowan. P. Bourke, Cr L. Lee, S. Conroy, J. McGrath, P. Croagh, D. O'Keeffe, W. Clohesy, S. Breene, P. Cusack, J. McDermott, and C. Conroy. Service at the graveside was conducted by the Rev. Father Cusack, assisted by the Rev Father O'Brien, and the mortuary ar-rangements were carried out by Mr Steve Wellington.
Faith Chinnery, her husband Robert and their son James (who died of typhoid fever in South Africa while serving in the South African War) are each memorialized on the stone that I first researched because of a distant relative's information. My relative Mary Banks is noted at the 'top' of the stone, but I am not certain whether this is for a reason...Faith and Robert seem to have made certain to note their son's loss on this stone, although he was interred in South Africa.
Again, TY to Judy Holman - Crook: her research now shows how the Chinnery line crossed with the Banks', something that I had been unable to discern.
Inscription:
"We loved Thee well, but Jesus loved Thee best."
Inscription
"WE LOVED THEE WELL / BUT JESUS LOVED THEE BEST"
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