John Alexander Badgery (1835 - 1916)

Born 11 May 1835 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Ancestors

Husband of Emily Esther (Fulljames) Badgery — married 1862 in Berrima, New South Wales, Australia

Husband of Ann (Fox) Badgery — married 2 Sep 1882 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Descendants

Died 8 May 1916 at age 80 in Moss Vale, New South Wales, Australia

Biography

John Alexander Badgery was born in 1835 in New South Wales, Australia, the fourth son of Henry Badgery.^[1] John's mother was Henry's second wife, he having been previously widowed, Mary Anne Reilley.

He was christened in 1836 in New South Wales.^[2]

John married Emily Fulljames in 1862 in New South Wales.^[3] His younger brother, Andrew, married Emily's younger sister, Rebecca, four years later.

John and Emily's children were:

• John Badgery (1864–?)
• William Richard Badgery (1873–1873)
• Amy Blanche Badgery (1877–1967)

Emily died in 1881.

John remarried in 1882 in Sydney, New South Wales, to Ann Fox.^[4] Their children were:

• Thomas Lambert Badgery (1883–1957)
• Philip O. Alexander Badgery (1885–1947)
• Enid Gertrude Badgery (1887–?)
• Malcolm Fox Badgery (1889–1939)
• Ronald Oscar Badgery (1891–1970)

John's Sutton Forest home, Ivy Hall, was known as one of the "cream of the establishments".^[5]

John died on 8 May 1916 at Moss Vale, New South Wales. His remains were buried with several Badgery family members in All Saints churchyard, Sutton Forest.^[6][7]

Sources

1. ↑ New South Wales Birth Index #565/1835 V1835565 19
2. ↑ New South Wales Christenings 586/1836 V1836586 19
3. ↑ New South Wales Marriage Index #1495/1862.
4. ↑ New South Wales Marriage Index #1364/1882.
5. ↑ Jervis, James. "A History of the Berrima District 1798-1973". Library of Australian History. Sydney, 3rd impression 1986, p146
6. ↑ New South Wales Death Index #9447/1916.
7. ↑ "Cemetery Transcriptions of the Berrima District NSW", Berrima District Historical Society, 1991