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Frederick Charles
Frederick Charles4 Hawkless (Charles Hawkless3, Thomas Hawkless2, John Hawkley1)
was born in 1887 and died in 1914 aged 27. He married Rebecca B C Dean.
Frederick and Rebecca had the
following children:
Linda
Ruby Hawkless b: 1907, Hunters Hill, NSW
Stella E Hawkless b: 1908, Hunters Hill, and died in 1909, Hunters Hill
Harold C Hawkless b: 1910, Newcastle, NSW (photos below)
Roy G Hawkless b: 1911, Newcastle, died in 1912, Newcastle
Leah E Hawkless b: 1912, Newcastle, died in 1912, Newcastle
Frederick
died at age 27 and of the five children, only Linda and Harold survived to
adulthood. Stella died at two months of age and is buried with her grandmother
Elizabeth Sloane at Field of Mars Cemetery, Ryde. Harold is the father of John
Hawkless who is listed on the Contacts page. John
provided the photographs below of Frederick.
Frederick
Charles Hawkless 1887-1914 (uniform not yet positively identified -
thought to be a militia pre-World War I)
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This
is the gravesite at Field of Mars Cemetery, Ryde that contains the
remains of Frederick Charles Hawkless - photo immediately above - who
died aged 27 in 1914.
Frederick's
father and mother, Charles and Sarah Ann and also his father's brother
Arthur William Hawkless are also interred at this site.
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The
seven photos here were provided by John Hawkless of Beecroft, son of
Harold b.1910
“Doreen,
Harold and Linda – Woy Woy 1933”. My father Harold and Aunt
Linda, with my mother Doreen at Woy Woy in 1933 (I don’t know who the
boys are). |
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”Harold
on his bike with dog”.
My father Harold (in his teens I suspect) |
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“Harold”
My father Harold (even younger than in photo immediately above) |
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“Johnny
boy, his Mummy and Ice-cream”
My mother and I somewhere in the City on a day out – I look to be
around five years old (?) – if so, then around 1941. |
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“Nanna
Bell”
Frederick Charles’ wife Rebecca (my grandmother) – mother of Harold,
Linda, Stella, Roy and Leah |
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“Tracey,
Caroline
and Dadda”
My father Harold with his grandchildren Tracey and
Caroline
around 1970. |
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“Big
Day Out”.
Harold, my mother and me in the city (around 1940). |
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