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About Edmond Rivers Vincent
Burnie Advocate - 17 March 1948 OBITUARY
MR. E. R. VINCENT Mr. Edmund Rivers Vincent (45) one of Burnie's best known residents, died suddenly at his home, Alexander Street, yesterday morning. The late Mr. Vincent's death came as a shock to his family and many friends as the previous day he was apparently in good health. He became ill in the early hours of the morning and died soon afterwards. Born at Beaconsfield, he was a son of Mr. Frank Vincent and the late Mrs. Vincent. He moved to Launceston, where he served an apprenticeship as a motor painter. From there he went to the West Coast, and worked at Waratah and Zeehan. He married Miss Marion Mary Rubock, and after living for a short time at Waratah, moved to Burnie, where he purchased Mr. H. Nylon's undertaker's business. He had been engaged in that business ever since, and recently extended his activities to Ulverstone. He also conducted a joinery business at Burnie. The late Mr. Vincent was possessed of a generous nature, and a happy disposition. He was a keen worker for the Spencer Hospital, and for some time was ambulance driver for the Burnie Council. He was a staunch supporter of the U.A.O.D., and was an untiring worker for the Commonwealth Lodge, No. 9, for many years. He was a Past Arch of the branch, also a Past Branch President. He was recognised as a strong canvasser for new members of the movement, and many of the younger members of the Lodge in Burnie were seconded by him. He helped the Commonwealth Lodge out of financial difficulties during the war years. He leaves a widow; two sons, Ken and John; a daughter, Margaret; two brothers, Messrs. Allan (Melbourne) and Frank (Melbourne); and one sister, Madge (Mrs. Vail, Launceston). One sister, Gladys (Mrs. Stephens), predeceased him. The funeral will take place at the Wivenhoe cemetery to-morrow.
VINCENT. - On March 16, 1948, suddenly, at his residence, 20 Alexander St., Burnie, Edmond Rivis (Ted), dearly beloved husband of Marion Mary Vincent, loving father of Kenneth, Margaret, and John, eldest beloved son of Frank Vincent, of 16 Bourke St., Launceston and the late Margaret Vincent. Requiescat in pace.
that letters of administration of the estate of EDMOND RIVIS VINCENT late of 30 Alexander Street Burnie in Tasmania Funeral Director deceased intestate may be granted to MARION MARY VINCENT of 3 Alexander Street, Burnie, Tasmania ..." 30th March 1948
31st March 1948
THE ADMINISTRATION AND PROBATE ACT, 1935. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AP PLY FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. NOTICE is hereby given that after the expiration of fourteen days from the publication hereof application will be made to the Supreme Court of Tasmania in its Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction that letters of administration of the estate of EDMOND RIVIS VINCENT late of 30 Alexander Street Burnie in Tasmania Funeral Director deceased intestate may be granted to MARION MARY VINCENT of 30 Alexander Street Burnie, in Tasmania Widow of the said deceased. Dated this thirtieth day of March, 1948. CRISP EDWARDS & WILSON, Solicitors for the Applicant.
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Edmond Rivers Vincent's Timeline
| 1902 |
September 6, 1902
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Beaconsfield, TAS, Australia
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| 1928 |
June 24, 1928
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Waratah, TAS, Australia
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| 1935 |
November 21, 1935
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Burnie, TAS, Australia
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| 1948 |
March 16, 1948
Age 45
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20 Alexander St, Burnie, TAS, Australia
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March 18, 1948
Age 45
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Wivenhoe, TAS, Australia
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