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William Henry (Harry) Liversage (1860-1924) mine check weighman and trade union activist
Birth: 1860 Manchester, England, son of John Liversage, miner, and Helen, née Mather. Marriage: 13 February 1886 at Wallsend, New South Wales, to Sarah Jane, née Durbin, late Truebody (1854-1943), a widow born in Glamorgan, Wales. They had five sons and three daughters, six of whom predeceased him. Sarah later married William Henry Gilbert (1861-1940). Death: 28 April 1924 in Sacred Heart Hospice, Darlinghurst, Sydney, late of Kurri Kurri, NSW. Religion: Baptist.
Sources
Outtrim New; Korumburra Times; Great Southern Advocate; Tocsin; information from family members; P. D. Gardner, Too old to rat: the radical miners of South Gippsland 1893-1904 (Ensay, Victoria, 1994).
Peter D. Gardner, 'Liversage, William Henry (Harry) (1860–1928)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/liversage-william-henry-harry-33830/text42368, accessed 1 September 2024.
1860
Manchester,
Greater Manchester,
England
28 April,
1928
(aged ~ 68)
Darlinghurst, Sydney,
New South Wales,
Australia
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