Person:Phillip Ebbott (1)

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Phillip Henry Ebbott
b.3 Apr 1843 Linkinhorne, Cornwall, England
d.13 Jul 1928 Kooyong, Victoria, Australia
Parents and Siblings
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m. 2 Jul 1839
  1. John Ebbott1840 - 1920
  2. Julius Ebbott1841 - 1841
  3. Phillip Henry Ebbott1843 - 1928
  4. Emma Jane EbbottAbt 1846 - 1890
  5. William Ebbott1850 - 1852
  6. Fredrick Francis EbbottAbt 1859 - 1927
  7. Helen Harriet Ebbott1861 - 1937
Spouse and Children
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m. 13 Apr 1868
  1. William Frederick EbbottAbt 1870 - 1944
  2. Harriet Emma Ebbott1871 - 1876
  3. Marion Emily EbbottAbt 1873 - 1956
  4. Philip Henry Ebbott1875 - 1948
  5. John Stanely Ebbott1876 - 1877
  6. Eva Elizabeth Ebbott1878 - 1944
  7. Arthur Harris Ebbott1880 - 1948
  8. Francis Bone EbbottAbt 1883 - 1948
  9. Olive Margaret EbbottAbt 1885 - 1970
  10. Reginal George EbbottAbt 1886 - 1977
  11. Leslie Harold Ebbott1887 - 1957
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Facts and Events
Name Phillip Henry Ebbott
Gender Male
Birth[1][2] 3 Apr 1843 Linkinhorne, Cornwall, England
Christening[3] 21 Apr 1843 Linkinhorne, Cornwall, EnglandRilla Mill Chapel
Census[6][25] 1851
Immigration[7][26] 1 May 1852 Port Adelaide, South Australia, Australiaship "Gloucester"
Other[8][27] 25 Sep 1867 Mentioned
Other[9] 9 Dec 1867 attended a tea meeting at the Wesley Hill - Sabbath School Anniversary Church involvement
Other[10][28] 23 Dec 1867 attended a Chewton Church Anniversary meeting Church involvement
Marriage 13 Apr 1868 Chewton, Victoria, Australiato Elizabeth Mary Temby
Residence[11][29] 1869 California Gully
Residence[11][30] 1871 California Gully
Residence[11][31] 1872 California Gully at corner of Cunneen St & Eaglehawk Road, and later in Young St Long Gully Source "
Residence[11][32] 1872 California Gully
Occupation[12][33] 1875 Bendigo, Victoria, AustraliaLong Gully
Residence[34] 1889
Other[13] 4 Jan 1898 on his mother's death certificate Informant
Residence[16][15] 1899 Malvern, Victoria, AustraliaGlenferrie Road
Other[14][35] 1899 Western Australian Directory Directory - residence
Other[15][36] 1899 Electoral Rolls
Other[17][37] 1903 Malvern, Victoria, AustraliaElectoral Rolls: 1 Myamyn Street
Occupation[18] 1905 Wood dealer
Other[19][38] 1905 Malvern, Victoria, AustraliaElectoral Rolls:82 Union Street
Occupation[20] 3 Feb 1913 Produce Merchant
Residence[20][39] 3 Feb 1913 Kooyong, Victoria, AustraliaWarra Street
Other[21][40] 13 Apr 1928 The Argus Newspaper
Death[4] 13 Jul 1928 Kooyong, Victoria, Australia
Burial? Kew, Victoria, AustraliaBoroondara Cemetery Kew, Vic Australia
Other[20][41] 13 Jul 1928 Malvern, Victoria, AustraliaProperty: Barkley Avenue
Other[20][41] 13 Jul 1928 Malvern, Victoria, AustraliaProperty: Station Street
Other[22][42] 14 Jul 1928 The Argus Newspaper
Other[23][43] 16 Jul 1928 The Argus Newspaper
Other[5][24] involved with the Chewton Church like his father John senior Church involvement
References
  1. ↑ Linkinhorne Parish, Non - Conformist Register Extracts, RILLA MILL BAPTISMS 1841 TO 1850. (NON - CONFORMIST REGISTER EXTRACTS; RILLA MILL CHAPEL (CRO MR/NH/116 1841-1890 ); Extracts from 1841 to 1850; http://www.lynherparishes.co.uk/LKnonconformistextracts.htm accessed 20/05/04 12:08:55 PM)
    Entry No 14.
  2. ↑ Birth Certificate Philip Henry Ebbott, 3 April 1843, Reference - June Quarter, District Liskeard, Vol 9, page. (Original a certified copy. Photocopy in possession of Sandra Williamson).
  3. ↑ Linkinhorne Parish, Non - Conformist Register Extracts, RILLA MILL BAPTISMS 1841 TO 1850. (NON - CONFORMIST REGISTER EXTRACTS; RILLA MILL CHAPEL (CRO MR/NH/116 1841-1890 ); Extracts from 1841 to 1850; http://www.lynherparishes.co.uk/LKnonconformistextracts.htm accessed 20/05/04 12:08:55 PM)
    Entry No. 14.
  4. ↑ Digger - Victorian Death Index 1921 to 1985. (Version 2.21 Produced by Macbeth Geneological Services P/L, Coherent Software Australia Pty Ltd)
    Yr 1928 REg# 8296.

    Surname EBBOTT; First name Philip Hy; Father Ebbott Jno; Mother Sarah BONE; Death place ARDALE; Age 85; Yr 1928; Reg# 8296;Event D

  5. ↑ The Spectator. (Spectator, : Vol. 27, no. 8 (Feb. 23, 1900)-v. 38, no. 26 (June 30, 1911), Newspapers - Microfilm - Select reel(s) from cabinets Call Number: NM Melbourne)
    November 23, 1906 page 1925.

    "Mr Ebbott, senior, as before mentiond, was connected principal with Chewton. This brother was conspicuously successful in pioneering work. Wherever he went, he formed a new Methodist society, and God prospered his undertakings. He was a man who experience much worldly misfortune; once the bush-fires swept his farm, leaving him and family homeless; diease took his cattle, and continued ill-health added its distressing influence to his last days, but his faith in God never and he died in 1867, regretted, respected and beloved by all. His sons Philip and John, followed his example in their attachment to the Methodist cause, and the latter is now a leading mad in the Chewton congreation."

  6. ↑ Cornwall Online Census Project—1851, Transcript of Piece HO107/1899 (Part 8). (Folio 559 Page 8, Enumeration District 4a, Civil Parish of Stoke Climsland, Eccl. District of - ; Transcription/Checking Team was Mike Beck (UK), Paul Brewer (UK) and Andy Chenhall (UK); accessed at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kayhin/51899g.html).
  7. ↑ Gloucester Shipping Records. (Kindly transcribed and submitted to TheShipsList by Robert Janmaat, Adelaide, from a variety of sources).
  8. ↑ Victorian District Independent Order of Rechabites No. 82 page 14. (Transcribed 1996. Special thanks to Bev Hanson).
  9. ↑ The Wesleyan chronicle.. (Publisher/Date: Melbourne : Shaw, Harnett & Co., 1857- ; Location: Microfiche ; LTMF; Call Number: 131' Volume/Item: 1857:Oct. 1- 1875:Apr. 20;)
    1867 page 8 Fich 30.

    Religious Intelligence
    Castlemaine Curcuit
    Wesley Hill - Sabbath School Anniversary at a tea meeting Mr. P. Ebbott and Mr Batman moved and seconded a vote of thanks to the ladies who prepared and presided over the tea-tables.
    ....

  10. ↑ The Wesleyan chronicle.. (Publisher/Date: Melbourne : Shaw, Harnett & Co., 1857- ; Location: Microfiche ; LTMF; Call Number: 131' Volume/Item: 1857:Oct. 1- 1875:Apr. 20;)
    1867 p.8.

    Chewton Anniversary - On Sabbath, Dec. 23rd, sermons were preached in the morning and evening by Mr. Thomas Pybus, and in the afternoon by the Rev. W. Furstman. On Tuesday, the school house was crowded with guests anxious to do justice to the wellspread tables, the suupply of creature comforts was of the most bountiful character. After tea, the company adjourned to the church, when the Rev E. King presided, and efficiently conducted the business of the meeting. Mr Hardy read the annual statement, which was a satisfactory one. Mr Boots, of Maldon, made many pleasing references to former times, to the evident pleassure of the meeting. The Rev. C. Duvourg gave a very characteristic speech. Mr Thomas Pybus riveted the meeting for an hour -- whilst he handled the charge made by some "that Christianity is a Failure". It was a masterly effort, interrupted by reapeated bursts of applause. Messrs Ebbott, Disbourg, Walker, G. Archbold, and P.Ebbott spoke to the votes of thanks. Durring the evening the choir gave several selections of music with great taste. Thbe meeting was excellent in spirit, throught truly a happy Christmas. We are about to add a vestry to our church, and a powerful Harmonium.

  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 Annette O'Donohue & Bev Hanson. Eaglehawk District Pioneer Register Volume 2 -D~I. (Maiden Gully, Vic. : A.M. O'Donohue, 1995-<1998>)
    Pioneer #2341 p.329.
  12. ↑ Sandhurst District Directory 1875-1876. ([Sandhurst, Vic. : C. Jones, ca.1876] Photocopy of original)
    page 38.
  13. ↑ Registry of Birth, Death and Marriages, Victoria, Australia. Death Certificate Sarah Ebbott. (REference Details Year 1898 Reg#3269. Original a certified copy. Photocopy in possession of Sandra Williamson).
  14. ↑ The Western Australian Directory (Wise's) 1899. (State Library of Western Australia http://www.slwa.wa.gov.au/pdf/battye/pods/Post_Office_Directories_Contents.html)
    page 376.
  15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 Victoria Electral Roll Federal Referendum 1899, Roll of Victorian Voters at the Federal Referendum, page 263. (Title: State of Victoria ... electoral roll for the state electoral district of ... Publisher/Date: [Melbourne : Govt. Printer], Notes: Separate roll published for each district.Microfiche GMFV Box 2).
  16. ↑ Digger - Victorian Death Index 1921 to 1985. (Version 2.21 Produced by Macbeth Geneological Services P/L, Coherent Software Australia Pty Ltd)
    Yr 1928 Reg# 8296.
  17. ↑ State Government of Victoria. Commonwealth of Australia, State of Victoria electoral roll. 1903. ([Melbourne] : Printed and published by the Govt. Printer for the State of Victoria for the Government of the Commonwealth of Australia. GMF Box 3)
    Division of Kooyong, Polling Place Malvern.
  18. ↑ Commonwealth of Australia, State of Victoria electoral roll. 1905,. ([Melbourne] : Printed and published by the Govt. Printer for the State of Victoria for the Government of the Commonwealth of Australia.).
  19. ↑ Commonwealth of Australia, State of Victoria electoral roll. 1905,. ([Melbourne] : Printed and published by the Govt. Printer for the State of Victoria for the Government of the Commonwealth of Australia.)
    Division of Kooyong, Polling Place Malvern.

    1156 Ebbott Athur Harris M 82 Union St, Malvern Clerk
    1157 Ebbott Elizabeth Mary F 82 Union St, Malvern Home Duties
    1158 Ebbott Eva Elizabeth F 82 Union St, Malvern Home Duties
    1159 Ebbott Frank Bone M 82 Union St, Malvern Salesman
    1160 Ebbott Philip Henry M 82 Union St, Malvern Wood dealer

  20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 20.2 20.3 The Probate Proceedings for Philip H Ebbott, 3 February 1913. (Victoria Public Records Office (VPRS) 000028/P/0003 UNIT 001887 Dscl 222/619, The Probate Proceedings for Philip H Ebbott, 3 February 1913).
  21. ↑ The Argus
    Friday 13 April 1928 Page 1.
  22. ↑ The Argus
    Saturday 14 July 1928 page 17.
  23. ↑ The Argus
    Monday 16 July 1928 page 1.
  24. ↑ "Mr Ebbott, senior, as before mentiond, was connected principall with Chewton. This brother was conspicuously successful in poineering work. Wherever he went, he formed a new Methodist society, and God prospered his undertakings. He was a man who experience much worldly misfortune; once the bush-fires swept his farm, leaving him and family homeless; diease took his cattle, and continued ill-health added its distressing influence to his last days, but his faith in God never and he died in 1867, regretted, respected and beloved by all. His sons Philip and John, followed his example in their attachment to the Methodist cause, and the latter is now a leading mad in the Chewton congreation."
  25. ↑ Phillip was living with his Uncle Julius who is living next door to his other uncle William at Polhilsa
    1. William Bone,Head, single, 34, Jointly Farms 70 Acres 4 Men,St Stephens Cornwall
    2. Julius Bone,Head,single, 33,,Jointly Farms 70 Acres 4 Men,St Stephens Cornwall,,
    3. Philip Ebbott, Nephew, 8, Linkinhorne Cornwall,,
    4. Mary Ann Lemon, Servnt,single, 23, House Keeper,Callington Cornwall
  26. ↑ The whole family were travelling together
    1. Rev Ebbott (John's father who was a lay preacher)
    2. Sally, (Sarah) (John's mother)
    3. Jno
    4. Philip
    and Philip 's younger siblings
    5. Emma.
    6. William, (his youngest brother at the time died the day before they landed in Port Adelaide only a few months old)
    23 other adults and children died on the journey after being ravaged by measles and sickness.
    The trip took 3 and half months in total with the family arriving on 13 Aug 1852
  27. ↑ On the Victorian District Independent Order of Rechabites Cobden Tent No.39. John Ebbott aged 27 a butcher and Philip Hy Ebbott aged 24 a carpenter
  28. ↑ Chewton Anniversary - On Sabbath, Dec. 23rd, sermons were preached in the morning and evening by Mr. Thomas Pybus, and in the afternoon by the Rev. W. Furstman. On Tuesday, the school house was crowded with guests anxious to do justice to the wellspread tables, the suupply of creature comforts was of the most bountiful character. After tea, the company adjourned to the church, when the Rev E. King presided, and efficiently conducted the business of the meeting. Mr Hardy read the annual statement, which was a satisfactory one. Mr Boots, of Maldon, made many pleasing references to former times, to the evident pleassure of the meeting. The Rev. C. Duvourg gave a very characteristic speech. Mr Thomas Pybus riveted the meeting for an hour -- whilst he handled the charge made by some "that Christianity is a Failure". It was a masterly effort, interrupted by reapeated bursts of applause. Messrs Ebbott, Disbourg, Walker, G. Archbold, and P.Ebbott spoke to the votes of thanks. Durring the evening the choir gave several selections of music with great taste. Thbe meeting was excellent in spirit, throught truly a happy Christmas. We are about to add a vestry to our church, and a powerful Harmonium.
  29. ↑ Listed in the Eaglehawk Rates Book as being in a Carpenter Shop with owning house and land in valued at 15 pounds
  30. ↑ Local Government Valuations state that Philip lived with 3 in residence.
  31. ↑ The Directory lists Philip Ebbot as a Carpenter.
  32. ↑ Local Government Valuations state that there were six in residence at the house.
  33. ↑ Philip worked as a coach Builder, Wheelwright, General Blacksmith and Horseshoer
  34. ↑ Philip Henry sold the family business and the whole family moved to Northcote and then to Glenferrie Road, Malvern where Philip Henry operated a Produce Merchant's business until his death at his home on 13th July 1928
  35. ↑ Ebbott Frederick F. Storekeeper, Baley st. Coolgardie & Kalgoorlie
    Ebbott Philip H.Smith Street, East Perth
  36. ↑ Registered to vote on the Victoria Electral Roll for the Federal Referendum
    Living in Chewton
    1. John Ebbott, Manager (brother to Phillip H. Ebbott in Malvern)
    2. John Ebbott, Assayer (son to John Ebbott in Chewton)
    3. William Ebbott Miner (son to John Ebbott in Chewton)
    Living in Glenferrie Rd., Malvern
    1. Phillip H.Ebbott, Produce Dealer (brother to John Ebbott Snr in Chewton)
    Living in Shepparton
    Phillip H Ebbott, Agent (son to Phllip H. Ebbott in Malvern)
  37. ↑ 1) Philip Henry Ebbott, Occupation Wood dealer
    2) Elizabeth Mary Ebbott, Occupation Home Duties
    3) Eva Elizabeth Ebbott, Occupation Home Duties
    4) Athur Harris Ebbott, Occupation Clerk
  38. ↑ 1) Philip Henry Ebbott, Occupation Wood dealer
    2) Elizabeth Mary Ebbott, Occupation Home Duties
    3) Eva Elizabeth Ebbott, Occupation Home Duties
    4) Athur Harris Ebbott, Occupation Clerk
    5) Frank Bone Ebbott, Occupation Salesman
  39. ↑ which he owned at the time of his death.
  40. ↑ EBBOTT-TEMBY.-[Diamond Wedding.].-On the 18th Apiil, 1868, at Chewton, by the Rev. C. Duburg, Methodist minister, Philip Henry, second son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ebbott, to Elizabeth Mary, eldest daughter o! Mr. and Mrs. N. Tcmby. (Present address, 38 Warra street, Kooyong.)
  41. ↑ 41.0 41.1 at the time of his death.
  42. ↑ EBBOTT - On the 13th July at his residence, 38 Warra stree, Kooyong. Philip Henry, beloved husband of Elizabeth
  43. ↑ EBBOTT -Stonnington Lodge No. 368, A.F. and A. Masons of Victoria.-Members of the above Lodge are informed that the funeral of the late PHILIP' HENRY EBBOTT, father of Worshipful Master Arthur H. .Ebhott, will leave his late residence, 38 Warra street. Kooyong, THIS DAY (Mondoy, 16th July, 1928), at 2.30 p.m., for the Boroondara Cemetery, Kew, arriving at 3.50 p.m.
    D. L. PERSTON, P.M., Secretary.
    DRAYTON end CARSON, Undertakers.
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