Australian Royalty: Genealogy of the colony of NSW

Name: William Lutherberrow
Birth Date: 1808
Birth Place: New South Wales
Registration Year: 1808
Registration Place: Windsor, New South Wales, Australia
Father: Paul Lutherberrow
Mother: Ann
Volume Number: V18082619 1A

Ann Jackson per the ship William Pitt, on stores, 3 children off stores, wife to P. Lutherborrow

Lutherborrow, Paul, 53, conditional pardon, Barwell, 1798, life, Protestant, Parish Clerk, Kissing Point
Lutherborrow, Anne, 49, free by servitude, William Pitt, 1806, 7 years, Protestant
Lutherborrow, William, 20, born in the colony
Lutherborrow, Thomas, 17, born in the colony
Lutherborrow, Paul (Jun), 14, born in the colony
Lutherborrow, Mary Ann, 7, born in the colony

V1839253 23B/1839 LUTHERBORROW WILLIAM HOLLOWAY MARY MU

William worked as a sawyer in the Pennant Hills district until he had acquired enough money to lease a 20 acre farm on Holly Road, owned by Anne McAloney, where he cleared the land and planted an orchard.

402/1877 LUTHERBORROW WILLIAM AGE 68 YEARS DIED SYDNEY SYDNEY

Died 3 Mar 1877 Sydney

The man who died in the Infirmary, from in-
juries received by falling down stairs at the Caledonian
Hotel, in Castlereagh-street, has been identified as one
William Lutherborrow who lived at Pennant Hills, and
got his living by selling wood in Parramatta

DEATH BY FALLING DOWN STAIRS.
MR. Shiell (the City Coroner) held an inquiry yesterday
morning, at his office, Hyde Park, respecting the death of
a man, whose name is unknown, who died in the Infirmary
on Saturday afternoon from injuries received by a fall
down stairs at the Caledonian Hotel, King-street.
Edward Wicks, the landlord of the hotel,
said that he recognized the body of the de-
ceased as that of a man who called at the
bar on Saturday morning and asked for a glass of rum, but
which was not then served to him, as he immediately pro-
ceeded to go down stairs towards the kitchen and the yard ;
witness heard a noise soon after as if some one had fallen
down, and on going to the spot he found the man lying
senseless at the foot of the stairs bleeding from the left ear ;
Constable Havens, who arrived in the house, conveyed
the deceased to the Infirmary in a van ; the stairs where
the deceased fell are about nine from top to
the bottom, and are well lighted. Mrs. Wicks
said that she saw the deceased fall down stairs
to the kitchen floor ; she called out, and her husband and
Mr. Ryan came down from the bar and lifted the deceased
to the middle of the kitchen, when he appeared to be dying.
Dr. Marsden, resident medical officer at the Infirmary, said
that the deceased was insensible when placed under his care,
and remained in that state until the time of his death, which
took place about 2 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. A post-
mortem exarnination showed the brain to be highly con-
gested, and the temporal bone fractured ; the cause of death
was fracture of the skull. The deceased was apparently
sixty or sixty-five years of age. Verdict of accidental death.

Name: William Lutherborrow
Age: 58
Birth Date: abt 1819
Death Date: 3 Mar 1877
Burial Place: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Cemetery: Rookwood
Section: 4A
Row: 8
Denomination: Old Wesleyan

William Lutherburrow
BIRTH unknown
DEATH 10 Mar 1877
BURIAL
Rookwood General Cemetery
Rookwood, Cumberland Council, New South Wales, Australia
PLOT Zone A Methodist Old Section 04A OC Grave 1509
MEMORIAL ID 190096341