Married Margaret Louise Murray.
Mother of Richard Henwood Blamey jun., Margaret L. Blamey, William E. Blamey, Edith M. (Blamey) Daley, Lilian Mary (Blamey) Hotchkiss, James Cardell Blamey, Sir Thomas Albert Blamey, Ada Reay MacKay Blamey, and Maud E. Blamey.
OBITUARY
MR. R. H. BLAMEY, SENR.
Word was received in Wagga last night of the death, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Hotchkiss, of Rockdale, Sydney, of Mr. Richard Henwood Blarney. Mr. Blarney, who died late last night, was 91 years of age last Saturday. In addition to Mrs. Hotchkiss he leaves the following sons and daughters: Mr. J. C. Blamey, of Wagga, Major-General Blarney, of Melbourne, Mrs. C. T. Daley, of Wagga, and Mrs. James, of Haberfield. Mr. R. H. Blarney, who died several years ago, and who was manager of the Murrumbidgee Milling Co., was a son.
Daily Advertiser
Wagga Wagga, NSW
Tuesday 18 May 1937 p.4
MR. R. H. BLAMEY.
Mr. Richard Henwood Blamey, who died at his home in Clarence-road, Rockdale, on Tuesday, at the age of 92 years, was the father of General Sir Thomas Blamey, formerly Chief Commissioner of the Victorian Police Force. He came to Australia in 1801, and was engaged in cattleraising in the Roma district, Queensland.
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW)
Thursday 20 May 1937 p.5
Mother of Richard Henwood Blamey jun., Margaret L. Blamey, William E. Blamey, Edith M. (Blamey) Daley, Lilian Mary (Blamey) Hotchkiss, James Cardell Blamey, Sir Thomas Albert Blamey, Ada Reay MacKay Blamey, and Maud E. Blamey.
OBITUARY
MR. R. H. BLAMEY, SENR.
Word was received in Wagga last night of the death, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Hotchkiss, of Rockdale, Sydney, of Mr. Richard Henwood Blarney. Mr. Blarney, who died late last night, was 91 years of age last Saturday. In addition to Mrs. Hotchkiss he leaves the following sons and daughters: Mr. J. C. Blamey, of Wagga, Major-General Blarney, of Melbourne, Mrs. C. T. Daley, of Wagga, and Mrs. James, of Haberfield. Mr. R. H. Blarney, who died several years ago, and who was manager of the Murrumbidgee Milling Co., was a son.
Daily Advertiser
Wagga Wagga, NSW
Tuesday 18 May 1937 p.4
MR. R. H. BLAMEY.
Mr. Richard Henwood Blamey, who died at his home in Clarence-road, Rockdale, on Tuesday, at the age of 92 years, was the father of General Sir Thomas Blamey, formerly Chief Commissioner of the Victorian Police Force. He came to Australia in 1801, and was engaged in cattleraising in the Roma district, Queensland.
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW)
Thursday 20 May 1937 p.5
Married Margaret Louise Murray.
Mother of Richard Henwood Blamey jun., Margaret L. Blamey, William E. Blamey, Edith M. (Blamey) Daley, Lilian Mary (Blamey) Hotchkiss, James Cardell Blamey, Sir Thomas Albert Blamey, Ada Reay MacKay Blamey, and Maud E. Blamey.
OBITUARY
MR. R. H. BLAMEY, SENR.
Word was received in Wagga last night of the death, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Hotchkiss, of Rockdale, Sydney, of Mr. Richard Henwood Blarney. Mr. Blarney, who died late last night, was 91 years of age last Saturday. In addition to Mrs. Hotchkiss he leaves the following sons and daughters: Mr. J. C. Blamey, of Wagga, Major-General Blarney, of Melbourne, Mrs. C. T. Daley, of Wagga, and Mrs. James, of Haberfield. Mr. R. H. Blarney, who died several years ago, and who was manager of the Murrumbidgee Milling Co., was a son.
Daily Advertiser
Wagga Wagga, NSW
Tuesday 18 May 1937 p.4
MR. R. H. BLAMEY.
Mr. Richard Henwood Blamey, who died at his home in Clarence-road, Rockdale, on Tuesday, at the age of 92 years, was the father of General Sir Thomas Blamey, formerly Chief Commissioner of the Victorian Police Force. He came to Australia in 1801, and was engaged in cattleraising in the Roma district, Queensland.
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW)
Thursday 20 May 1937 p.5
Mother of Richard Henwood Blamey jun., Margaret L. Blamey, William E. Blamey, Edith M. (Blamey) Daley, Lilian Mary (Blamey) Hotchkiss, James Cardell Blamey, Sir Thomas Albert Blamey, Ada Reay MacKay Blamey, and Maud E. Blamey.
OBITUARY
MR. R. H. BLAMEY, SENR.
Word was received in Wagga last night of the death, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Hotchkiss, of Rockdale, Sydney, of Mr. Richard Henwood Blarney. Mr. Blarney, who died late last night, was 91 years of age last Saturday. In addition to Mrs. Hotchkiss he leaves the following sons and daughters: Mr. J. C. Blamey, of Wagga, Major-General Blarney, of Melbourne, Mrs. C. T. Daley, of Wagga, and Mrs. James, of Haberfield. Mr. R. H. Blarney, who died several years ago, and who was manager of the Murrumbidgee Milling Co., was a son.
Daily Advertiser
Wagga Wagga, NSW
Tuesday 18 May 1937 p.4
MR. R. H. BLAMEY.
Mr. Richard Henwood Blamey, who died at his home in Clarence-road, Rockdale, on Tuesday, at the age of 92 years, was the father of General Sir Thomas Blamey, formerly Chief Commissioner of the Victorian Police Force. He came to Australia in 1801, and was engaged in cattleraising in the Roma district, Queensland.
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW)
Thursday 20 May 1937 p.5
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