Margaret Harriet ('Hattie') Beardsmore
1909 - 1982 (73 years)
Has 8 ancestors and one descendant in our family tree.
1883 - 1968 (84 years)-
Name Margaret Harriet ('Hattie') Beardsmore Born 17 Jan 1909 Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 
Gender Female Emigration 25 Oct 1911 London, England - Arthur, Margaret and their daughter, Margaret, sailed aboard the SS "Wakool" bound for Sydney, Australia. Margaret's sister, Louisa Kate, was very upset about their leaving.
Into Place: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Residence 1980 Ettalong, Robertson, New South Wales, Australia [1] Address:
91, Broken Bay RoadDied 17 Sep 1982 New South Wales, Australia Person ID I27459 Mitchell Families Last Modified 23 Jan 2015
Father Arthur Beardsmore (ID:I27458)
b. 23 Dec 1883, Leicester, Leicestershire, England
d. 14 Aug 1968, Rookwood, New South Wales, Australia (Age 84 years) Mother 
Margaret Lilian Dodimead (ID:I27132)
b. 10 Sep 1880, Melksham, Wiltshire, England
d. 10 Apr 1972, Rookwood, New South Wales, Australia (Age 91 years) Married 26 Dec 1907 Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada [2] Family ID F6650 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Roy Gittoes (ID:I27521)
b. 27 Aug 1894, Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia
d. 3 Aug 1973, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia (Age 78 years) Married 1946 Gosford, New South Wales, Australia Age at Marriage She was 36 years and 11 months - He was 51 years and 4 months Children 1. Margaret Lillian Gittoes (ID:I27522)
b. 4 Jun 1947, New South Wales, Australia
d. 1 Jul 2004 (Age 57 years)Last Modified 21 Jan 2015 Family ID F6666 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- Arthur, Margaret and their daughter, Margaret, sailed aboard the SS "Wakool" bound for Sydney, Australia. Margaret's sister, Louisa Kate, was very upset about their leaving.
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Event Map 
Born - 17 Jan 1909 - Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 
Emigration - 25 Oct 1911 - London, England 
Married - 1946 - Gosford, New South Wales, Australia 
Residence - Address:
91, Broken Bay Road - 1980 - Ettalong, Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Died - 17 Sep 1982 - New South Wales, Australia = Link to Google Earth Pin Legend 
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Migrant Ships 
SS Wakool (1898-1925)
Launched for Wilhelm Lund, London on 26 October 1898. She was named, like other Lund vessels, after an Australian settlement, in her case a town in south-west New South Wales near the border with Victoria.
In 1905, her ownership was transferred to Blue Anchor Lines and then on 26 January 1910 she was sold to P&O for £30,441 for whom she commenced work following a refit. In 1913 P&O sold her for £23,267 to Goshi Kaisha Kishimoto Shokwa, Japan, and she was renamed to "Kwanto Maru".
Four years later, in 1917, she was again sold. This time to the French Government who renamed her "Le Myre de Villiers". Sold again in 1919, she remained in service with Brabant et Pruvost, France until 1923 when she was sold for scrap to S Bertorello of Italy. Scrapping was completed on 23 April 1925.
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