George Walter Marjoram

   Cause of his death was coronary occlusion.

   Another name for George was George Walter Blackman.

  General Notes:

George Walter is listed as George Walter Blackman on his birth certificate with no know father. However, he later became George Walter Marjoram and was raised as the son of Robert Marjoram.

  Medical Notes:

Medical Attendant was Dr H R Hodgkinson who last saw George on 24th January 1949. Father's name was Robert Marjoram, occupation labourer, and his mother's name was Elizabeth Blackman. The informant was W Marjoram, son, of 220 Byng Street, Orange.
Birthplace is recorded as Yetholme, NSW, marriage place was Grenfell at age of 22 years to Acemo Louisa Laundess and he was a widower at time of death. Children of the marriage were Ethel 59, Walter 57, Agnes 53, Annie 52, George C 50, all living and none deceased. The burial was in Church of England Cemetery, Orange, the Undertaker was Archie McGrath, the Minister was J S Richards of Church of England, the witnesses were P L Griffith and F McGrath. The death was registered by R C Sheridan on 25th January 1949 at Orange. ²

  Burial Notes:

At Church Of England section, Orange, New South Wales, Australia.

No Grave Stone.

  Noted events in his life were:

• He worked as a labourer in 1933 in Orange, Wellington County, New South Wales, Australia.

• He worked as a Contractor in 1933. On daugter's death certificate. After his death.

George married Seymour Louisa Laundess, daughter of Themio Laundess and Louisa Maria Adams, on 12 Sep 1888 in Grenfell, Monteagle County, New South Wales.^{1 2 3} (Seymour Louisa Laundess was born on 17 Dec 1872 in Grenfell, Monteagle County, New South Wales, Australia,^{2 3 5} died on 3 Aug 1943 in Darlinghurst, Cumberland County, New South Wales, Australia ^{2 3 6} and was buried on 5 Aug 1943 in Rookwood Cemetery, Cumberland County, New South Wales, Australia ².) The cause of her death was coronary occlusion, hypertension, arterio sclerosis, sarcoma of thighs.

  Marriage Notes:

Holy Trinity Parsonage, Church of England.

The witnesses to the marriage were Thomas Girdler and Louisa McGinnity (formerly Laundess - nee Adams) the mother of the bride
Louisa McGinnity gave consent to the marriage
Seymour was named Acemo on the marriage transcript - she was known as Acemo throughout her life - her birth and death entries both name her as Seymour
George was a contractor at the time of his marriage - Acemo was said to be a domestic.
George and Seymour (Acemo) were both living in Grenfell at the time of their marriage.
Marriage Reg'n No 5068 of 1888 also records Acema , Aceme L and Acemo L and Majoram. Transcript records marriage took place at Holy Trinity Church of England Parsonage, Grenfell, NSW. The groom was recorded as a bachelor, birthplace and age and details of his parents not recorded, occupation was contractor and usual residence was Grenfell.
Seymour was recorded as a spinster, occupation was domestic, usual residence was Grenfell, birthplace and age and details of parents were not recorded.
Witnesses were Thomas Girdler and Louisa McGenity (mother of the bride- name should McGinninity as she married David McGinninity after death of Themio Laundess). Minister was A R Raymond and Louisa McGenity gave consent to the marriage. ²