Charles Henry VossAge: 39 years1864–1903
- Name
- Charles Henry Voss
- Given names
- Charles Henry
- Surname
- Voss
Birth | 1864 |
Marriage | Kathleen (Kate) Pigott — View this family 1885 (Age 21 years) Note: #6485 |
Death | May 29, 1903 (Age 39 years) Note: The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) - Tue 2 Jun 1903 - Page 8 - A WHARF LABOURER'S DEATH… Note: #6640 |
Memoriam | Memoriam May 29, 1911 (8 years after death) |
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Charles Henry Voss Birth: 1864 Death: May 29, 1903 — East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia |
Family with Kathleen (Kate) Pigott |
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Charles Henry Voss Birth: 1864 Death: May 29, 1903 — East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia |
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Kathleen (Kate) Pigott Birth: 1859 55 33 Death: February 16, 1924 — South Richmond, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia |
Marriage: 1885 — Victoria, Australia |
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2 years daughter |
Kathleen Mary Voss Birth: 1886 22 27 — Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia Death: 1959 — Victoria, Australia |
3 years daughter |
Margaret Voss Birth: 1888 24 29 — Fitzroy North, Victoria, Australia Death: 1889 — Flemington, Victoria, Australia |
2 years daughter |
Amelia Helena Voss Birth: 1889 25 30 — Flemington, Victoria, Australia Death: January 12, 1980 — Caufield, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia |
3 years daughter |
Phyllis Mary Voss Birth: 1891 27 32 — Footscray, Victoria, Australia Death: 1960 — East St.Kilda, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia |
Marriage | Victoria Marriages 1836-1942
First name(s) Kate
Last name Pigott
Sex Female
Marriage year 1885
Spouse's first name(s) Charles Henry
Spouse's last name Voss
State Victoria
Country Australia
Record set Victoria Marriages 1836-1942
Registration number 6485
Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory Civil Marriage & Divorce
Collections from Australasia |
Marriage | #6485 |
Death | Bendigo Advertiser (Vic. : 1855 - 1918) - Tue 2 Jun 1903 - Page 4 - WHARF FATALITY.
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/88572655
Mr. Chandler held an inquiry this morning
into the circumstances relating to the death
of a laborer named Charles Henry Voss, who
was injured whilst assisting to load the s.s.
New Guinea, at the Australian Wharf, on
Friday night last. Henry Godke, a fellow
laborer of deceased's, stated that between
7 and S p.in. some bar iron was being slung
into the vessel, when it caught the top of the
staging. Voss went to clear the obstruction,
when the sling swung off and knocked him
against the side of the ship. Voss fell into
the net, which is always placed between the
ship and the wharf. When token out of the
net he was unconscious. In reply to the
coroner, witness said he considered the oc-
currence was purely accidental. Dr. Hamil
ton stated that Voss died five minutes after
admission to the Melbourne Hospital from
fracture of the skull. A verdict of acciden-
tal death was recorded.
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Death | The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) - Tue 2 Jun 1903 - Page 8 - A WHARF LABOURER'S DEATH.
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/9812532
A WHARF LABOURER'S DEATH.
The city coroner (Mr. Candler) held an
inquiry at the Morgue yesterday into the
circumstances of the death of Charles Henry
Voss. The deceased was engaged in loading
the steamship New Guinea, at the Aus-
tralian Wharf, last Friday night, when he
was fatally injured. At the time of the ac-
cident a "sling" of bar-iron was being swung
by means of a winch towards No. 3 hatch of
the vessel. The bundle caught at the top
of the stage, and Voss went to push it clear.
As he did so, the "sling" swung off, and
pushed him against the side ofthe ship.
Voss fell into a net between the boat and
the wharf. A dog-hook in his belt caught
in the net, and he hung head downwards.
When disentangled, Voss was unconscious.
He was taken to the Melbourne Hospital,
where he died from injuries to his head.
The coroner returned a verdict of accidental
death.
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Death | The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954) - Tue 2 Jun 1903 - Page 10 - Family Notices
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/197227107
VOSS - The Friends of the late Mr. CHARLES
HENRY VOSS are respectfully invited to
follow his remains to their last resting place, in the
Melbourne General Cemetery. The funeral is ap-
pointed to leave his residence, No. 7 Clarendon road, South Melbourne, THIS DAY (Tuesday) the
2nd inst., at half-past 2 o'clock p.m.
R. McKenzie, Undertaker, SOuth and Port Mel-
bourne. Tel. 1928.
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Death | #6640 |
Memoriam | The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954) - Mon 29 May 1911 - Page 1 - Family Notices
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/196196050
VOSS.— In loving memory of my dear father, Charles Henry Voss, who was accidentally killed on the 29th May. 1903.
I stood beside the lifeless form.
My heart was crushed and sore.
When through the gloom those sweet words came.
Not lost, but gone before.
—Inserted , by. his loving daughter, Mrs. D. W. Bradbury.
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