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Lieutenant George Francis Nethercote, 18641901 (aged 37 years)

Name
Lieutenant George Francis /Nethercote/
Name prefix
Lieutenant
Given names
George Francis
Surname
Nethercote
Family with parents
father
18261886
Birth: 24 June 1826 34 34 Buttocks Booth, Northamptonshire, England
Death: 23 September 1886Carlton, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
mother
18401920
Birth: 12 May 1840 30 Chambly, Quebec, Canada
Death: 1920Camberwell, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Marriage Marriage8 November 1861Bangalore, Karnataka, India
14 months
elder brother
18621931
Birth: 22 December 1862 36 22 Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Death: 27 June 1931Bairnsdale, Victoria, Australia
2 years
himself
18641901
Birth: about 1864 37 23 Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Death: 1 June 1901Florida, Gauteng, South Africa
3 years
younger brother
Charles Nethercote (left) and Scott Morrison walking among the daffodils at Wandin.
18661949
Birth: about 1866 39 25 Colchester, Essex, England
Death: 29 April 1949Hawthorn, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
8 years
younger sister
18731924
Birth: 1873 46 32 Bedford, Bedfordshire, England
Death: 1924Camberwell, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
5 years
younger sister
18781960
Birth: 13 January 1878 51 37 Brunswick, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Death: 30 June 1960Caulfield, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
2 years
younger brother
18801937
Birth: 1 January 1880 53 39 Moe, Victoria, Australia
Death: 26 June 1937Vermont, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Birth
Birth of a brother
Birth of a sister
Christening of a sister
Address: St. Mary's Church, Bedford, Bedfordshire, England.
Emigration
Note: George sailed from Plymouth in Hampshire, England on the ship "Rodney".
Death of a maternal grandfather
Birth of a sister
Birth of a brother
Death of a father
Address: Esther Terrace, Rathdowne Street, Carlton, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Burial of a father
Cemetery: Melbourne General Cemetery
Death
Last change
5 July 202209:55:34
Author of last change: Danny
Emigration

George sailed from Plymouth in Hampshire, England on the ship "Rodney".

Note

The Times, Thursday, Oct 04, 1900; pg. 10; Issue 36264; col A

"Deaths from Disease

...

Kitchener's Horse. Lieut. G. F. Nethercote, died, eteric, Florida, June 1."

The Sands & McDougall 1895 directory for Victoria has Captain G.F. Nethercote's address as Victorian Artillery Barracks, St Kilda Rd, South Melbourne.

Was Narracan Shire Secretary based at Moe, Believed to have embezzeled 200 Pounds. Left for Coolgardie WA. Probably Mining.

Lived at Burbanks, Western Australia prior to going to SA.

Joined Kitchner's Horse to fight Boer War Held rank of Lieutenant, then Adjutant

Noted for having a large number of children in a history of Moe. The probate papers don't support this.

Left 66 pounds 17 shillings and sixpence to be distributed to mother and siblings.

Note from Web Site on Boer War
Nethercote Lieut. G. F. Kitchener's Horse
Died of enteric at Florida, South Africa. 1st June 1900.