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Richard Ernest (Dick) Quintrell (1886-1945) miner, club manager and trade union official
Birth: 5 December 1886 at Cross roads, Moonta, South Australia, son of Edward Quintrell (1858-1914), a hawker, and Anne Grace, née Waters (1859-1937). Both parents had been born in Cornwall, England — Edward at Camborne, and Annie at Crowan. Marriage: 1931 at Broken Hill, New South Wales, to Sarah Emma Priscilla (Emmie), née Thomson, late Robertson (1895-1971), a widow with two sons. Death: 22 May 1945 in his usual residence at Carter Street, Thorngate, Adelaide. Religion: Methodist?
Sources
Barrier Daily Truth (Broken Hill), 17 December 1926, 6 June 1929, 1 March 1932, 22-23 May 1945; Barrier Daily Truth (Broken Hill), Centennial Souvenir Edition 1983; Common Cause, 2 June 1945 p 2.
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5 December,
1886
Moonta,
South Australia,
Australia
22 May,
1945
(aged 58)
Thorngate, Adelaide,
South Australia,
Australia
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