Name at registration of birth was given as Christy Lucy SMITH.19

Death registration: 1905/266. Name at registration of death was given as Christe Lucy Smith.19

There was a death notice in the “Mercury” newspaper on 19th April 1905, page 1:
SMITH - On April 18, 1905, at the residence of her sister, Mrs J. Newell, Prinesss Park, Battery Point, Christe Lucy, youngest daughter of Mrs J. Emmett of Summerleas, Kingston, aged 23 years. Funeral will move from the above address on Wednesday, at 2:30 for Queenborough Cemetery.

There were memorial notices in the “Mercury” newspaper on 18th April 1906, page 1:
EMMETT - In fond and loving rememberance of our dear daughter and sister Lucy Emmett who died April 18, 1905.

Oh happy home, now desolate;
Ah! once how blest and bright.
Its light has gone, extinguished now in sad and gloomy night.
But will God’s will, when life is past
And when to me His call is given,
I’ll meey you, Lucy dear, again,
And share your home in Heaven.

Inserted by her loving mother and brother Caroline and Leonard Emmett.

EMMETT - In fond and loving rememberance of our dear sister Lucy Emmett who died April 18, 1905.
Time rolls on, but still we miss her
Miss that one we held most dear
But ere long we hope to meet her
In that bright and happy sphere.
Inserted by her loving sister and brother-in-law, Will and Louie Gregson.

There were memorial notices in the “Mercury” newspaper on 18th April 1907, page 1:
SMITH - In loving memory of our dearest daughter and sister, Lucy Smith, died August 18, 1905.
Oh God, how mysterious and how strange Thy ways
To take our dear loved one in the best of her days;
We loved her in life, she is dear to us still
But in grief we must bend to God’s holy will.
Our sorrow is great, our loss heavy to bear.
But angels will tend to our dear daughter will care.
Three years have passed, and friends around us
Think the wound has almost healed;
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within our hearts concealed

Inserted by loving mother, brother and sister.
C. Emmett, L. Smith, A. Newell.

Hobart City Council Records, Queenborough Cemetery, inscription on headstone:
In loving memory of Caroline dearly loved wife of
John Emmett.
Died 7th December 1910. Aged 68 years.

Also Lucy daughter of the above.
Died 18th April 1905. Aged 23 years.

Rest dearest Mother thy toil is o’er.
Thy loving hands shall toil no more.
No more they gentle eyes shall weep.
Rest darling mother calmly sleep.

Also John Emmett beloved husband of above
Died 3rd February 1913.
In the 78th year of his age.

“At Rest”.

Reference of burial is AB413/004.

The funeral director was Alex Clark and sons. Reference 5/598. There is extra information and cause of death.

The following Bereavement Notice was in the “Mercury” newpspaper on 24th April 1905, page 1:
Mr. and Mrs. EMMETT, of Summerleas, desire to return their heartfelt thanks to Dr. McGowan, Nurse Crawford, and all kind friends for letters, of sympathy and floral tributes in their recent sad bereavement.