Harry Alfred LoveluckAge: 68 years1908–1977
- Name
- Harry Alfred Loveluck
- Given names
- Harry Alfred
- Surname
- Loveluck
| Birth | 25 October 1908 25 23 Source: Gwen Eastment Publication: Compiled for Janet Hearle who made it into a book. Copy in Melburne Genealogical Society Library Publication: Email correspondence starting 25 Sep 1999.
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| Death of a father | Harry Frederick Loveluck 9 June 1934 (Age 25 years) Publication: Email correspondence starting 25 Sep 1999.
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| Death of a paternal grandmother | Elizabeth Rice between October 1941 and December 1941 (Age 32 years) Text: Brentford RD, ref 3a 398 (age 80) |
| Death of a mother | Mary Eldridge Elizabeth Abbott 29 March 1949 (Age 40 years) Publication: Email correspondence starting 25 Sep 1999.
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| Death of a wife | Edna Eliza Victoria Milbourne 19 February 1970 (Age 61 years) |
| Death | 19 March 1977 (Age 68 years) Source: Gwen Eastment Publication: Compiled for Janet Hearle who made it into a book. Copy in Melburne Genealogical Society Library Publication: Email correspondence starting 25 Sep 1999.
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| Family with parents |
| father |
Harry Frederick Loveluck Birth: 5 October 1883 23 22 — Putney, Surrey, England Death: 9 June 1934 — New Norfolk, Tasmania, Australia |
| mother |
Mary Eldridge Elizabeth Abbott Birth: 3 March 1885 — Green Lane, Hanwell, Middlesex, England Death: 29 March 1949 — Hobart, Tasmania, Australia |
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Marriage: 3 June 1905 — St. Stephen's Church, Ealing, Middlesex, England |
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9 months elder sister |
Phyllis Mary Loveluck Birth: 1 March 1906 22 20 — Hobart, Tasmania, Australia Death: 10 February 2003 |
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3 years himself |
Harry Alfred Loveluck Birth: 25 October 1908 25 23 — Fitzgerald, Tasmania, Australia Death: 19 March 1977 — Kettering, Tasmania, Australia |
| Family with Edna Eliza Victoria Milbourne |
| himself |
Harry Alfred Loveluck Birth: 25 October 1908 25 23 — Fitzgerald, Tasmania, Australia Death: 19 March 1977 — Kettering, Tasmania, Australia |
| wife |
Edna Eliza Victoria Milbourne Birth: 30 April 1911 — Launceston, Tasmania, Australia Death: 19 February 1970 |
| son |
Gary Alfred Loveluck |
| daughter |
Jillian Damaris Loveluck |
| daughter |
Gaylene Joy Loveluck |
| Birth | Gwen Eastment Publication: Compiled for Janet Hearle who made it into a book. Copy in Melburne Genealogical Society Library |
| Birth | Tasmanian Lovelucks - Brenda Gregory Publication: Email correspondence starting 25 Sep 1999.
Latest data from Brenda 10 Jan 03 |
| Name | Gwen Eastment Publication: Compiled for Janet Hearle who made it into a book. Copy in Melburne Genealogical Society Library |
| Death | Gwen Eastment Publication: Compiled for Janet Hearle who made it into a book. Copy in Melburne Genealogical Society Library |
| Death | Tasmanian Lovelucks - Brenda Gregory Publication: Email correspondence starting 25 Sep 1999.
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| Death | Headstone image at billiongraves.com |
| Note | Gwen Eastment Publication: Compiled for Janet Hearle who made it into a book. Copy in Melburne Genealogical Society Library |
| Note | Tasmanian Lovelucks - Brenda Gregory Publication: Email correspondence starting 25 Sep 1999.
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| Shared note | Harry was a fruit farmer in Tasmania. Got burnt out in 1967 in a bushfire. Orchard at Kettering. James Loveluck 15-Jan-2008: The following text was initially found on the Web site: http://www.derwentvalley.tascom.net/ under the title "Tiger Tales from South West Tasmania". However, the document is no longer available on this Web site, but as of today, is available at: http://wassonhuntingservices.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=1674&sid=434ce73032f6849f7a6e7a03aa287298 " Fitzgerald trapper, Jim Salter is on the record books as having caught a tiger at Adamsfield in July 1923. In company with his hunting companion, Harry Loveluck, they managed to transport the young tiger back to Loveluck's Fitzgerald home where it was kept overnight in a wooden box. The next day it arrived by train in Hobart where it was sold to Beaumaris Zoo for twenty five pounds. It is believed that this animal died shortly after of natural causes. " |