Henry Smithiam

Electoral Roll for 1909 lists Henry Smithiam, Blacksmith & Jane Smithiam at California Gully, Eaglehawk
Electoral Roll for 1914 lists Henry Smithian, Blacksmith at Reginald Street, Quarry Hill, Bendigo, but also
Electoral Roll for 1914 lists Harry Smithiam, Blacksmith at Koorong Rd, Eaglehawk & Hilda May Smithiam, Home Duties at Panton Rd, Eaglehawk.
Electoral Roll for 1919 lists Harry Smithiam, Blacksmith at 320 Koorong Rd, Long Gully & Mary Smithiam [?] home duties, same address [missprint for May?]
1931 Electoral Roll lists

Death Registration in 1938 Reg No 15654 at Bendigo, Henry SMITHIAN aged 72, son of James SMITHIAN and Jane STEVENS

buried in grave 30612 MON 06

1883
SMITHIAM- The many friends of Mr. Henry Smithiam , of Osborne St, Kennington, regretted to learn of his death at the home of his daughter Mrs, G. W. Hannan, Obsborne St, on Saturday afternoon, at the age of 72 years. Deceased was born at Long Gully, and as a young man was employed at Robertson's and Harness' Foundries for many years. He continued his occupation as Blacksmith at various mines. He was of a quiet disposition and did not take an active part in public life. He leaves two daughters; Hilda [Mrs. L. Tyler of Melbourne] and Vera [Mrs. C. W. Hannan of Kennington} and one son-Henry, of Bendigo. Evidence of the esteem in which the late Mr. H. Smithiam was held by his fellow citizens was shown yesterday when his burial took place in Bendigo Cemetery, in the precence of a large and representative gathering. The casket was carried to the grave by Messers C. Rasmussen, E. Cox, F. Smith, G. Hannan.