Prior to 1888: Margaret Sedgman (nee Cramer, nee McNamara) having been deserted by her second husband, John Hill Sedgman and having her three youngest children as Wards of State, lives here for an unknown period.
Her address is listed as Manus? Station, Tumbarumba, NSW. Also, Hotel, Tumbarumba, NSW.
CURRAN ANCESTRY (Paternal side)
Herbert Family
James Family
CULLINAN ANCESTRY (Paternal side)
Wakefield Family
Dhann/Connelly Family
Speed Family
Morley Family
Woods Family
WRIGHT ANCESTRY (Maternal side)
Smith Family
Cramer Family
Hancock Family
Crooks Family
O’Mealley Family
Maguire Family
Brady Family
1931 (12 June) Margaret Sedgman (nee Cramer, nee McNamara) dies in Brunswick, Victoria, Australia.
She was 91 years of age. Her cause of death is senility and bronchitis.
April 1, 1887
John Hall Sedgman and Margaret Cramer (45 years old) are married at St. Barnabas Church (Church of England) in Balranald, NSW, Australia.
John Hall Sedgman is a widower. His occupation is Bootmaker.
Margaret Cramer is a widower. Her first husband, Henry Cramer died two years earlier in Wentworth.
Reference: Wedding Certificate 1887/003844
April 6, 1885
Henry Cramer dies in Wentworth from a “gunshot wound inflicted by himself, [it is] not known whether [it is] accidental or otherwise.”
He leaves behind Margaret (his wife) and 7 children, ranging from 18 years to 4 years of age.
Henry is listed as 54 years of age and listed as a Boarding House Keeper on the Death Certificate.
