Elizabeth Ferrer

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• Obituary: 10 Feb 1904, Australian Town and Country Journal, Sydney, NSW; Mrs. Ison, of Mogo (Moruya district), died on January 29, aged 96, having fallen a victim to diarrhoea. The funeral was a very largely-attended one, fully 150 people being present, and all walked to the cemetery from Mogo. Not a carriage, save the hearse, was visible, and none rode on horseback, a striking departure from the customary practice. It is very gratifying to see so many women present to pay their last respects to a departed sister. The Rev. J. Thomas conducted the service, and his address was listened to with marked attention and apparently deep interest. Mrs. Ison leaves a very large number of relatives, including her daughter, Mrs. Richard Annetts, sen.; her granddaughter, Mrs. Arthur Windley; and her great-great-granddaughter, Baby Windley. There are about 90 descendants, the majority of whom live about Mogo. (Photo, by D. W. Hespe, Moruya.) Australian Town and Country Journal, Sydney, NSW, Wednesday, 10 February 1904 FIVE GENERATIONS. Mrs. Ison, of Mogo (Moruya district), died on January 29, aged 96 years. The funeral was a very largely-attended one, fully 150 people being present, and all walked to the cemetery from Mogo. Not a carriage, save the hearse, was visible, and none rode on horseback, a striking departure from the customary practice. Mrs. Ison leaves a very large number of relatives, including her daughter, Mrs. Richard Annetts, sen.; her granddaughter, Mrs. Arthur Windley; and her great'great-granddaughter, baby Windley. In this weeks "'Town and Country" Journal a portrait of the five generations is given, from a photograph taken recently by Mr. D. W. Hespe, of Moruya Evening News, Sydney, NSW, Wednesday, 10 February 1904 Mns. Ison, a very old resident of Mogo, died last week at the age ot 96 years. Her descendants numbered over 100, and included great-greatgrandchildren. The Ulladulla and Milton Times, NSW, Saturday, 6 February 1904 Mrs Annets was Naomi MORUYA, Saturday. The funeral took place to-day at Mogo of Mrs. Ison, the oldest inhabitant of the electorate, who died there yesterday at the age of 90, leaving a large number of descendants. The Sydney Morning Herald, NSW, Monday, 1 February 1904

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Birth:
Possible Christening
Name Elizabeth Farr
Gender Female
Christening Date 03 Jun 1807
Christening Place Elsworth, Cambridge, England
Father's Name John Farr
Mother's Name Ann
"England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database,



Buried:
Inscription for Elizabeth Ison
Cemetery: Mogo NSW
Inscription Id: 3259949
Surname: Ison
Given Names: Elizabeth
Birth Date: 1807?
Death Date: 29 Jan 1904
Age: 96
Gender: F
Father's Name: John
Remarks: dau/John; mother
Transcript from: Ray Cork, Australian Cemeteries Index

Died:
Death Registration
2146/1904
ISON ELIZABETH
JOHN
MORUYA
(New South Wales Death 1788-1985

Mrs. Ison, of Mogo (Moruya district), died on January 29, aged 96, having fallen a victim to diarrhoea.
The funeral was a very largely-attended one, fully 150 people being present, and all walked to the cemetery
from Mogo. Not a carriage, save the hearse, was visible, and none rode on horseback, a striking departure from the customary practice. It is very gratifying to see so many women present to pay their last respects to a departed sister. The Rev. J. Thomas conducted the service, and his address was listened to with marked attention and apparently deep interest. Mrs. Ison leaves a very large number of relatives, including her daughter, Mrs. Richard Annetts, sen.; her granddaughter, Mrs. Arthur Windley; and her great-great-granddaughter, Baby Windley. There are about 90 descendants, the majority of whom live about Mogo. (Photo, by D. W. Hespe, Moruya.)
Australian Town and Country Journal, Sydney, NSW, Wednesday, 10 February 1904

FIVE GENERATIONS.
Mrs. Ison, of Mogo (Moruya district), died on January 29, aged 96 years. The funeral was a very largely-attended one, fully 150 people being present, and all walked to the cemetery from Mogo. Not a carriage, save the hearse, was visible, and none rode on horseback, a striking departure from the customary practice.
Mrs. Ison leaves a very large number of relatives, including her daughter, Mrs. Richard Annetts, sen.; her granddaughter, Mrs. Arthur Windley; and her great'great-granddaughter, baby Windley. In this weeks "'Town and
Country" Journal a portrait of the five generations is given, from a photograph taken recently by Mr. D. W. Hespe, of Moruya
Evening News, Sydney, NSW, Wednesday, 10 February 1904

Mns. Ison, a very old resident of Mogo, died last week at the age ot 96 years. Her descendants numbered over 100, and included great-greatgrandchildren.
The Ulladulla and Milton Times, NSW, Saturday, 6 February 1904

Mrs Annets was Naomi

Elizabeth married Henry Ison 3 Jul 1838, Stow Cum Quy, Cambridge, England. Henry (son of John Ison and Mary) was born Quy, Cambridge, England; was christened 9 Feb 1812, Stow Cum Quy, Cambridge, England; died 1872, Broulee, New South Wales, Australia. [Group Sheet]

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Married:
Henry Ison
Name Henry Ison
Spouse's Name Elizabeth Ferrer
Event Date 03 Jul 1838
Event Place Stow Cum Quy, Cambridge, England
Father's Name John Ison
Spouse's Father's Name John Ferrer
"England Marriages, 1538?1973 ," database, FamilySearch

Name Henry Ison
Event Type Marriage
Registration Quarter Jul-Aug-Sep
Registration Year 1838
Registration District Chesterton
County Cambridgeshire
Event Place Chesterton, Cambridgeshire, England
Volume 14
Page 69
Line Number 72
"England and Wales Marriage Registration Index, 1837-2005," database

Name Elizabeth Ferrer
Event Type Marriage
Registration Quarter Jul-Aug-Sep
Registration Year 1838
Registration District Chesterton
County Cambridgeshire
Event Place Chesterton, Cambridgeshire, England
Volume 14
Page 69
Line Number 137
"England and Wales Marriage Registration Index, 1837-2005," database

1. Levi Ison was born Abt 1845, Bottisham, Cambridgeshire, England ; was christened 7 Feb 1847, Stow, Cum, Quy, Cambridgeshire, England ; died 29 Jan 1924, Moruya, New South Wales, Australia.