Alfred was a great-nephew of Henry Mead. His grandfather, Thomas Mead, was Henry Mead's brother.
They worked the land that his father, Charles George Mead, had bought in 1880. Charles named the property on the Jarrahdale Hill - Kelverton Farm - after a mining village in Yorkshire close to where the family originated. Alfred's sister, Ethel, kept house for him until his marriage to Ethel Mary Newman of Jarrahdale 15 September 1915 at St Andrews Church Mundijong. Alfred was 31, Ethel was 24.
Alfred was father to twin boys, Rex and Ernest. He died in 1918 aged 34 when the twins were 9 months old. His widow remarried local widower, William McKay, six years later.
They worked the land that his father, Charles George Mead, had bought in 1880. Charles named the property on the Jarrahdale Hill - Kelverton Farm - after a mining village in Yorkshire close to where the family originated. Alfred's sister, Ethel, kept house for him until his marriage to Ethel Mary Newman of Jarrahdale 15 September 1915 at St Andrews Church Mundijong. Alfred was 31, Ethel was 24.
Alfred was father to twin boys, Rex and Ernest. He died in 1918 aged 34 when the twins were 9 months old. His widow remarried local widower, William McKay, six years later.
Alfred was a great-nephew of Henry Mead. His grandfather, Thomas Mead, was Henry Mead's brother.
They worked the land that his father, Charles George Mead, had bought in 1880. Charles named the property on the Jarrahdale Hill - Kelverton Farm - after a mining village in Yorkshire close to where the family originated. Alfred's sister, Ethel, kept house for him until his marriage to Ethel Mary Newman of Jarrahdale 15 September 1915 at St Andrews Church Mundijong. Alfred was 31, Ethel was 24.
Alfred was father to twin boys, Rex and Ernest. He died in 1918 aged 34 when the twins were 9 months old. His widow remarried local widower, William McKay, six years later.
They worked the land that his father, Charles George Mead, had bought in 1880. Charles named the property on the Jarrahdale Hill - Kelverton Farm - after a mining village in Yorkshire close to where the family originated. Alfred's sister, Ethel, kept house for him until his marriage to Ethel Mary Newman of Jarrahdale 15 September 1915 at St Andrews Church Mundijong. Alfred was 31, Ethel was 24.
Alfred was father to twin boys, Rex and Ernest. He died in 1918 aged 34 when the twins were 9 months old. His widow remarried local widower, William McKay, six years later.
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Husband of Ethel Mary. Aged 34 years.
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