Mary-Anne (Smith) Heyes (1877 - 1933)

Born 19 Dec 1877 in Crossabeg, County Wexford, Ireland

Ancestors

Wife of Wilfred Charles Heyes — married 15 Apr 1914 in Marriage Registry, 65 Collins Street East, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Descendants

Died 15 Jan 1933 at age 55 in 48 Thistle Street, Launceston, Tasmania, Australia (the home of her sister, Harriet Manning)

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Biography

Sources

• Ireland, Civil Registration Births Index, 1864 - 1958

Name: Mary Anne Smith Date of Registration: 1877 Registration district: Wexford Birth Country: Ireland Volume: 19 Page: 886 FHL Film Number: 101054 ...................................................................

Testimony of Annie Smith c/o Mr. C. W. Heyes New Bank Evandale, Tasmania September 3, 1913 Dear Brother, I received yours and herewith give you a few particulars regarding my conversion and work since then. My earliest years were spent at my

................................................................... DEATHS HEYES.-On the 15th January, 1933, at the residence of her sister, Mrs. H. Manning, 48 Thistle-street., Annie, loving mother of Laddie and Geoffrey Heyes, late of High-street, Launces ton. HEYES.-At her sister's residence, 48 Thlstle street. Launceston, wife of Wilfred C. Heyes. Derby, and loving mother of Charles (Laddie), and Geoff FUNERAL NOTICES HEYES - The funeral of the late Mrs. Annie Heyes is appointed to leave the residence of her sister, Mrs. H. Fix this text Manning, 48 Thistle-street, on Tues day afternoon. 17th January, at 2 o'clock, for interment in the Carr Villa Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.-C. T. FINNEY, Funeral Director, 16 Brisbane-street. ......................................................................... http://2x2friendsworkers.proboards.com/thread/28/sam-jones-1877-1946 In 1905, Fanny Carroll and Annie Smith arrived in Melbourne on 11th October by ship Geelong, also John Fraser and Jim Hodgins. 1905, the following workers arrived in New Zealand: Adam Hutchinson, Joe Williamson, John Fraser, Jim Hodgins, Annie Smith, Fanny Carroll, Maggie McDougall, Francis Hodgins. Adam Hutchinson and Joe Williamson went to Canterbury, Annie Smith and Fanny Carroll to Otago, Maggie McDougall and Francis Hodgins, stayed in Wellington, the Hutt Valley and the Manawatu. John Fraser came North alone, because Jim Hodgins was in hospital, were he died. Annie Smith and Fanny Carroll came from New Zealand and went with the first workers over to Tasmania. Adam Hutchinson and Jim McCreigh went to South Australia, being pioneers in that state. https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=PjAcAAAAIBAJ&sjid=hmgEAAAAIBAJ&dq=tramp+preacher&pg=6616,5612722&hl=en

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