Phoebe Moses (1858–1858)
Additional Resources and Scholarship
- death notice, Sydney Morning Herald, 18 March 1858, p 1
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Menser, Phoebe (mother)
- Moses, Solomon (father)
- Moses, Edward (brother)
- Menser, Catherine (half-sister)
- Wearne, Rebecca Phoebe (half-sister)
- Crocker, Rose Ann (half-sister)
- Menser, Annetta Violet (half-sister)
- Menser, Sarah Bessie (half-sister)
- Menser, Julie Estelle (half-sister)
- Menser, Louis (half-brother)
- Menser, Elias Abraham (half-brother)
- Menser, Edgar Morris (half-brother)
- Thomas, Elizabeth (aunt)
- Lipman, Sarah Rosetta (aunt)
- Levy, Philip (uncle)
- Levy, Joseph A. (uncle)
- Levy, Solomon (uncle)
- Levy, Abraham Richard (uncle)
- Kelly, George John (uncle by marriage)
- Levy, Catherine (grandmother)
- Levy, Abraham Joseph (grandfather)
- Harris, Annetta Irene (niece)
- Dower, Phoebe Myrtle (niece)
- Clark, Thelma Valerie (niece)
- Jenkin, Alma Edna (niece)
- Stewart, Lila Sylvia (niece)
- Menser, Michael Arthur (nephew)
- Menser, Edgar Victor (nephew)
- Kelly, Florence (cousin)
- Kelly, Francis J. (cousin)
- Lipman, Phillip Joseph (cousin)
- Lipman, Julia Kate (cousin)
- Lipman, David Alfred (cousin)
- Lipman, Albert (cousin)
- Lipman, Edward Arthur (cousin)
- Purnell, Rosetta Phoebe (cousin)
- Lipman, Juliet (cousin)
- Lipman, Alice Rachel (cousin)
- Lipman, Rebecca Hannah (cousin)
- Lowe, Ruby Estelle (cousin)
- Lipman, Montefiore Michael (cousin)
- Tavener, Ethel May (cousin)
- Davis, Esther Kate (cousin)
- Lipman, Percy (cousin)
- Levy, Albert L. L. (cousin)
Citation details
'Moses, Phoebe (1858–1858)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/moses-phoebe-21144/text, accessed 15 June 2025.
Life Summary [details]
Birth
February,
1858
Queanbeyan,
New South Wales,
Australia
Death
9 March,
1858
(aged 1 month)
Queanbeyan,
New South Wales,
Australia
Cause of Death
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