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Bartholomew James (Jim) Stubbs (1872-1917) tailor, trade union official and parliamentarian
Birth: 31 May 1872 at Spring Gully, Sandhurst (Bendigo), Victoria, son of William Pardy Stubbs (1848-1911), a miner, born at Little Bredy, Dorset, England and Catherine, née Farrell (1850-1922), born at Tipperary, Ireland. Marriage: 11 November 1897 at Perth, Western Australia, to native-born Alice née Rewell, late Geddes (1863-1954), a widow with two children. They had no children. Death: 26 September 1917 at Ypres, Belgium. Religion: Catholic.
Sources
David Black and Geoffrey Bolton, Biographical Register of members of the parliament of Western Australia, vol 1, 1870-1930, (Perth, 1990); Cyclopedia of Western Australia, Vol. 1 1912 pp 352-353; West Australan, 6 October 1917; C. T. Stannage The People of Perth. A Social History of Western Australia's Capital City (Perth, 1979), pp 250-51.
'Stubbs, Bartholomew James (Jim) (1872–1917)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/stubbs-bartholomew-james-jim-34828/text43867, accessed 6 November 2024.
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31 May,
1872
Bendigo,
Victoria,
Australia
26 September,
1917
(aged 45)
Ypres,
Belgium
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