|
Family
Name |
BOYKETT |
|
Names |
John
Hebbert (Senior) |
|
Date
of Birth |
1833 |
|
Place
of Birth |
Sittingborne,
Kent, England |
|
Date
of Death |
6 July
1904 |
|
Place
of Death |
Prospect
SA |
|
Place
of Burial |
North
Road Cemetery Plot 2300; Path 8 North |
|
Arrived
in South Australia (date/ship etc.) |
1853
in the Gipsy |
|
Lived
in Prospect (dates) |
By mid
1870s had moved to Prospect from North Adelaide. |
|
Addresses
in Prospect |
Harrington
Street, Prospect |
|
Names
of houses (if any) |
|
|
Parents |
|
|
Spouse(s) |
Charlotte
Ann “Lottie” HOLDERNESSE |
|
Date(s)
of Marriage(s) |
7 June
1862 |
|
Place(s)
of Marriage(s) |
North
Adelaide (in a house?) |
|
Children |
13 children John
Hebbert, Charlotte Ellen, Eleanor Margaret, Thomas Hebbert, Mary Emma,
Charles James, William Hebbert, George Hebbert, Francis Steinman, Dorothea
Gertrude, Benjamin Hope, Ruth Patience and Louisa Boykett |
|
Occupation(s) |
Educationist,
Accountant, penmanship instructor at Whinham College Joined
the Civil Service on arrival in South Australia. He participated in business
and government affairs in the colony. |
|
Interests |
Education,
sport and pastoral care |
|
Religion/Churches
|
St.
Cuthbert’s Church |
|
Notes
(points of interest etc.) |
Foundation
member of the North Adelaide Young Men’s Society Frequent
contributor to the columns of the “Register” Charlotte
helped establish the Boy’s Brigade and she ran a school for young ladies at
her home in Harrington Street, Prospect c1882-1884 |
|
Sources
of information |
Treasures,
SA BMDs, Wikitree bio, S&M |
|
Principal
Researcher |
Lesley
Attema (Prospect Local History Group) |
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