WAY Thomas Begbie
Name | Thomas Begbie WAY |
Country Of Origin | England |
Born | 1851 |
Died | 1934 |
Birth/ Baptism | Born approx. 1851, Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England |
Parents | James John and Mary Ann Begbie Way (formerly Morgan) |
Apprenticeship | Mr Hazelton, Beechworth, Victoria |
Skills | Watchmaker, Jeweller, Goldsmith |
Work Locations | Hobart |
Street Address |
124 Liverpool Street, Hobart 19 Harrington Street, Hobart 138 Liverpool Street, Hobart 108 Liverpool Street, Hobart 64 Liverpool Street, Hobart |
Marriage/Spouse | 9 November 1874, St Johns Church, Hobart, to Emma Blundell Wheeler |
Arrival | November 1855 on the ship James Baines. Thomas: recorded as four years old, with his father and siblings. |
Other | Emigrated to Australia with his family following his mother’s death in 1854.
June 1874: Purchased jeweller Charles Lambeth’s share in the business, Thos. B Way and Charles Lambeth, manufacturing goldsmiths and jewellers, 124 Liverpool Street, and continued on his own. The Tasmanian Tribune 27 June 1874: May 1875: Moved to 138 Liverpool Street. September 1877: City Police Court, Hobart. Charged with not paying customs duty on three silver watches and six gold chains. July 1880: Purchased a second watchmaking and jewellery business in King William Street, Adelaide, and advertised both locations. August 1881: James Wilson, watchmaker and jeweller, purchased the business in Hobart. By April 1882: Advertised in Melbourne, Victoria. |
Death | 1934, Toorak, Melbourne, Victoria |
References | |
TAHO: RGD37/1/33 no174 Marriage 1874. Web: Ancestry: England & Wales Birth 1851, London England Deaths & Burials 1854, Australia Passenger Arrivals 1855, Births Deaths Marriages Victoria Death Registration No. 4546/1934. Argus 3 December 1874, The Tasmanian Tribune 11 June 1874, 4 August 1874, 15 May 1875, 19 August 1876; The Mercury (Hobart) 2 June 1877, 10 September 1877, 7 February 1879, 20 April 1865, 31 August 1881, 14 October 1881; The Express & Telegraph 31 July 1880; Geelong Advertiser 1 April 1882, 22 December 1884; Leader 1 April 1893, 18 November 1899; The Examiner (Launceston) 28 February 1908, The Argus 30 October 1908. |
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