Agnes Dora Clerk

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OBITUARY

MISS AGNES DORA CLERK

Word has been received from England by cablegram of the death of Miss Agnes Dora Clerk. Miss Clerk was a daughter of the late Mr. Robert Clerk, who managed Malahide, at Flngai, for the late Lord Talbot, and when he retired to reside in Hobart was a Commissioner of Escheat, and for some years Sergeant-at-Arms at the House of Assembly. Her eldest brother saw much service in the English Army, and survives her. Another brother was the late Mr. C. S. Clerk, a prominent solicitor in Hobart, and the other surviving brother lives in West Australia. A nephew, Colonel Guy Wylly, late of the Indian Army, was the first Tasmanian to win the V.C. in the South African War.

Miss Clerk resided for some years at Westerway (T.), where she was highly respected, and did much work for the Red Cross Society during the war years.. Before - going to live with relatives in England, she lived at Burford, Sandy Bay, and was of a most charitable dis- position. A devout member of the Church of England, she worshipped at the Cathedral, to which she presented the Dean's stall. A large circle of friends will regret her death.

OBITUARY. (1934, March 28). The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860-1954), p. 7. Retrieved December 30, 2010, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article24921907

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WHEREAS AGNES DORA CLERK

formerly of "Burford" Sandy Bay in Tasmania but late of Kings Ride Camberley Surrey England Spinster de- ceased departed this life on or about the Twenty-sixth day of March One thousand nine hundred and thirty-four and the undersigned CROFTON STEPHENS of Hobart in Tasmania Solicitor . and THOMAS ARTHUR STUMP of Hobart aforesaid. Chartered Accountant (Aust.) have obtained Pro- bate of the Will of tho said Agnes Dora Clerk deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GrVEN that all parties having claims an the Estate of the said Agnes Dora Clerk deceased are required to send In to the Registrar of tho Supreme Court of Tas- mania at Macquarie Street Hobart afore- said the particulars of such claims in writing on or before the Thirteenth day , of April One thousand nine hundred and thirty-five otherwise they will be exclud- ed from any benefit of the Estate in tho. hands of the said Executors.

Advertising. (1934, November 13). The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860-1954), p. 2. Retrieved January 2, 2011, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article29166963
Dated this Tenth day of November Ono thousand nine hundred and thirty four.

CROFTON STEPHENS T. A. STUMP
CLERK WALKER STOPS AND STEPHENS

116 Collins Street

Hobart Tasmania'
Proctors.