Margaret Hay PATTISON–1936
- Name
- Margaret Hay PATTISON
- Given names
- Margaret Hay
- Surname
- PATTISON
- Married name
- Margaret Hay COTTER
 Birth | Source: Web Site - The Glebe Society Publication: The Glebe Society Inc.
PO Box 100
Glebe NSW 2037 Citation details: May/June 2006 Text: "Who lived in Your Street" by Lyn Collingwood. In part: John Henry Cotter, an English butcher, married Margaret Hay Pattison, a Scot, in 1875. |
 Marriage of parents | John PATTISON — Jane DALE — View this family before 1869 Source: Web Site - ancestry.com.au Citation details: New South Wales, Australia, Unassisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1826-1922 Pattison - John and Family on board the "Sobraon" Note: Downloaded from ancestry.com.au.
Note: Assumed to be married before John and Jane with their children emigrated to Australia.
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 Immigration | December 28, 1869 Source: Web Site - ancestry.com.au Citation details: New South Wales, Australia, Unassisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1826-1922 Pattison - John and Family on board the "Sobraon" Note: Downloaded from ancestry.com.au.
Note: John and Jane and their children Margaret, Jessie?, Christina and John arrived on board the "Sobraon".
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 Marriage | John Henry COTTER — View this family about 1872 Citation details: 967/1872 COTTER JOHN HENRY PATTISON MARGARET N SYDNEY Source: Web Site - The Glebe Society Publication: The Glebe Society Inc.
PO Box 100
Glebe NSW 2037 Citation details: May/June 2006 Text: "Who lived in Your Street" by Lyn Collingwood. In part: John Henry Cotter, an English butcher, married Margaret Hay Pattison, a Scot, in 1875. Note: In the referenced Bulletin, Lyn Collingwood writes that John and Margaret were married in 1875.
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| Birth of a son #1 | William Henry COTTER about 1874 Citation details: 584/1874 COTTER WILLIAM HENRY JOHN HENRY MARGARET SYDNEY Quality of data: secondary evidence |
| Birth of a son #2 | John COTTER about 1875 Citation details: 2806/1875 COTTER JOHN JOHN HENRY MARGARET HAY SYDNEY |
| Birth of a son #3 | Arthur Dale COTTER about 1877 Citation details: 2640/1877 COTTER ARTHUR D JOHN H MARGARET H SYDNEY |
| Birth of a son #4 | Edwin COTTER about 1880 Citation details: 359/1880 COTTER EDWIN JOHN HENRY MARGARET HAY SYDNEY |
| Birth of a son #5 | Norman COTTER about 1881 Citation details: 2831/1881 COTTER NORMAN JOHN HENRY MARGARET H SYDNEY |
| Birth of a son #6 | Albert “Tibby or Tibbie” COTTER December 3, 1884 Citation details: 129/1884 COTTER ALBERT JOHN H MARGARET H SYDNEY Source: Trooper Albert 'Tibby' Cotter |
 Residence | John Henry COTTER — View this family between 1872 and 1889 Address: 132 Phillip Street Source: Web Site - The Glebe Society Publication: The Glebe Society Inc.
PO Box 100
Glebe NSW 2037 Citation details: May/June 2006 page 8 Text: Lyn Collingwood has written, in part: "John Henry Cotter, an English butcher, married Margaret Hay Pattison, a Scot, in 1875. While living at 132 Phillip Street they had six boys: William Henry, John, Arthur Dale, Edwin, Norman and Albert. In 1889 they moved to 98 Bridge Road before, two years later, taking up residence in Monteith. This home remained in the family until the death of the oldest son, William, in 1950. |
| Marriage of a sibling | Henry Francis WHITE — Jessie PATTISON — View this family about 1885 Citation details: 2734/1885 WHITE HENRY FRANCIS PATTISON JESSIE GLEBE |
| Marriage of a sibling | John Dale PATTISON — Emma GIBBINS — View this family about 1888 Citation details: 2425/1888 PATTISON JOHN D GIBBINS EMMA ST PETERS |
| Residence | John Henry COTTER — View this family between 1889 and 1891 Address: 98 Bridge Road Source: Web Site - The Glebe Society Publication: The Glebe Society Inc.
PO Box 100
Glebe NSW 2037 Citation details: May/June 2006, page 8 Text: Lyn Collingwood has written in part: "John Henry Cotter, an English butcher, married Margaret Hay Pattison, a Scot, in 1875. While living at 132 Phillip Street they had six boys: William Henry, John, Arthur Dale, Edwin, Norman and Albert. In 1889 they moved to 98 Bridge Road before, two years later, taking up residence in Monteith. This home remained in the family until the death of the oldest son, William, in 1950." |
| Residence | John Henry COTTER — View this family after 1891 Address: "Monteith"
266 Glebe Point Road Cotter Family Home - "Monteith" Note: John, Margaret and family moved into "Monteith" in 1891. The home remained in the family until the death of their son William in 1950. This building is classified by the National Trust. Cotter Lane, so named by 1911, borders the property.
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| Death of a father | John PATTISON about 1894 Citation details: 5313/1894 PATTISON JOHN JOHN MARGARET GLEBE |
| Marriage of a child | Arthur Dale COTTER — Kathleen Mary SANDFORD — View this family about 1906 Citation details: 478/1906 COTTER ARTHUR D SANDFORD KATHLEEN M SYDNEY |
| Marriage of a child | William Henry COTTER — Jeanette CAMERON — View this family about 1909 Source: Web Site - Clan Cameron Citation details: Gedcom downloaded from Clan Cameron Quality of data: secondary evidence Citation details: 3033/1909 COTTER WILLIAM H CAMERON JEANETTE WOOLLAHRA Quality of data: secondary evidence |
| Birth of a granddaughter #1 | Allison Nancy Lenore COTTER January 1, 1910 Source: Emails - Jan Smith Citation details: 6 November 2010 Text: In part: re my Grandparents, Jeanette (no a) Cameron, who died in 1932,and Grandfather William Henry Cotter, who died in May 1950. Two of his brothers died WW1, 3 weeks apart, John18883, October 1917, and Albert "Tibby", who died 31 October 1917 at the Battle of Beersheba. (18887) Jeanettes daughter Alisont Nancy Cotter, born 1 1 1910, died in Nov 2009. I have however, a difficult task finding correct details of my G Grandfather, John Henry Cotter 16335, born Nth England, who came out here at least before he was 22 or so,. He died 1922 Glebe Point Sydney, no parents names appear on anything. The family plot is at Waverley Cemetary. |
| Death of a son | John COTTER October 4, 1917 Cause: Killed in action Source: Web Site - The Glebe Society Publication: The Glebe Society Inc.
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Glebe NSW 2037 Citation details: May/June 2006 Page 8 The Cotter Family Note: Downloaded from The Glebe Society Inc.
Source: Military Record - Cotter - John Note: On Anzac ridge as a result of a shell burst.
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| Death of a son | Albert “Tibby or Tibbie” COTTER October 31, 1917 Cause: Killed in action Source: Web Site - The Glebe Society Publication: The Glebe Society Inc.
PO Box 100
Glebe NSW 2037 Citation details: May/June 2006, page 8 Text: In part, Lyn Collingwood as written: "After taking part in the final months of the Gallipoli campaign, he was deployed to Palestine. In May 1917 he was promoted to lance corporal, but at his own request reverted to trooper. On 31 October, while serving as a stretcher-bearer, he was shot dead by a Turk at close range at the third Battle of Gaza." Note: Beersheba is a southern town on the edge of the Negev Desert, 75 kilometres south-west of Jerusalem.
Cotter - Albert Note: The dead bodies of Australian soldiers killed in the charge on Beersheba lie in a row on the ground. The dead men were members of the 12th and perhaps the 4th Light Horse Regiments. The body marked with an 'X' is that of 924 Trooper Albert (Tibby) Cotter of the 12th Light Horse Regiment. His elder brother Pte John Cotter, 4th Battalion, was killed in action in France less than a month earlier on 4 October 1917.
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| Burial of a son | Albert “Tibby or Tibbie” COTTER November 1, 1917 Address: Plot D Grave 50 Source: Web Site - The Glebe Society Publication: The Glebe Society Inc.
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Glebe NSW 2037 Citation details: May/June 2006, page 8 Text: Lyn Collingwood has written, in part: "Albert was buried in the Palestine 1 Beersheba War Cemetery. Now in Israel, Beersheba lies 43 kilometres south-east of Gaza. By July 1918, the cemetery contained 139 bodies, increased to 1,241 after the Armistice. The brothers’ war service, and their battalion colours, are featured on the Cotter family’s monument in Sydney’s Waverley Cemetery. Note: By October 1917, General Allenby's force had been entrenched in front of a strong Turkish position along the Gaza-Beersheba road for some months, but they were now ready to launch an attack with Beersheba as its first objective. On 31 October, the attack was carried out by the XXth Corps (10th, 53rd, 60th and 74th Divisions) on the west, and the Desert Mounted Corps on the east. That evening the 4th Australian Light Horse Brigade charged over the Turkish trenches into the town. The cemetery was made immediately on the fall of the town, remaining in use until July 1918, by which time 139 burials had been made It was greatly increased after the Armistice when burials were brought in from a number of scattered sites and small burial grounds. The cemetery now contains 1,241 Commonwealth burials of the First World War, 67 of them unidentified.
Beersheba War Cemetery - Nov 2006 Note: Downloaded from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
Cotter - Albert Note: AWM H15569. Beersheba. An iron cross and eight wooden crosses erected by the 4th Regiment ALH over the graves of their fallen comrades.
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| Death of a son | Arthur Dale COTTER about 1921 Publication: New South Wales Government Citation details: 6087/1921 COTTER ARTHUR DALE JOHN HENRY MARGARET HAY NEWTOWN |
| Death of a husband | John Henry COTTER about 1922 Publication: New South Wales Government Citation details: 15726/1922 COTTER JOHN H 83 YEARS GLEBE GLEBE Source: Emails - Jan Smith Citation details: 8 November 2010 Text: In part: Hello Stuart, Just found this today, . No questions, yet, but some more info. re my Grandparents, Jeanette (no a) Cameron, who died in 1932,and Grandfather William Henry Cotter, who died in May 1950. Two of his brothers died WW1, 3 weeks apart, John18883, October 1917, and Albert "Tibby", who died 31 October 1917 at the Battle of Beersheba. (18887) Jeanettes daughter, Alison Nancy Cotter, born 1 1 1910, died in Nov 2009. I have however, a difficult task finding correct details of my G Grandfather, John Henry Cotter 16335, born Nth England, who came out here at least before he was 22 or so,. He died 1922 Glebe Point Sydney, no parents names appear on anything. The family plot is at Waverley Cemetary. You may not have any ideas for me, but I hope. Good to add a bit more to your interesting site Thanks, Jan Smith Note: The NSW Death Index entry being the correct entry is supported by the registration of the death of his wife, Margaret Hay, whose death in 1936, was also registered in Glebe.
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| Death of a son | Edwin COTTER December 1, 1929 Cause: Accidentally killed Publication: New South Wales Government Citation details: 23658/1929 COTTER EDWIN JOHN H MARGARET H GOSFORD Publication: Daily newspaper centred in Sydney Citation details: Memoriums - 1 December 1930, page 10 Text: COTTER-In memory of Edwin Cotter, late draftsman, signalling branch, NSW Government Railways accidental killed December 1 1929. Inserted by his fellow officers, by whom he was held In high esteem. |
| Marriage of a grandchild | Lance Haywood STANTON-COOK — Allison Nancy Lenore COTTER — View this family about 1930 Source: Web Site - Clan Cameron Citation details: Gedcom downloaded from Clan Cameron Quality of data: secondary evidence Citation details: 9499/1930 STANTON-COOK LANCE H COTTER ALISON N L SYDNEY |
| Residence | before 1936 Address: 266 Glebe Point Road Publication: 1936 Cotter Family Home - "Monteith" Note: John, Margaret and family moved into "Monteith" in 1891. The home remained in the family until the death of their son William in 1950. This building is classified by the National Trust. Cotter Lane, so named by 1911, borders the property.
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 Death | about 1936 Publication: New South Wales Government Citation details: 23377/1936 COTTER MARGARET HAY JOHN JEAN GLEBE |
| Family with parents |
| father |
John PATTISON Birth: Death: about 1894 — Glebe, New South Wales, Australia |
| mother |
Jane DALE Birth: Death: |
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Marriage: before 1869 — |
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| herself |
Margaret Hay PATTISON Birth: Scotland, United Kingdom Death: about 1936 — Glebe, New South Wales, Australia |
| sister |
Jessie PATTISON Birth: Death: about 1937 — Glebe, New South Wales, Australia |
| sister |
Christina PATTISON Birth: Death: |
| brother |
John Dale PATTISON Birth: Death: about 1938 — Chatswood, New South Wales, Australia |
| Family with John Henry COTTER |
| husband |
John Henry COTTER Birth: calculated 1839 — England, United Kingdom Death: about 1922 — Glebe, New South Wales, Australia |
| herself |
Margaret Hay PATTISON Birth: Scotland, United Kingdom Death: about 1936 — Glebe, New South Wales, Australia |
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Marriage: about 1872 — Sydney, New South Wales, Australia |
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3 years son |
William Henry COTTER Birth: about 1874 35 — Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Death: May 1950 — Glebe, New South Wales, Australia |
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2 years son |
Birth: about 1875 36 — Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Death: October 4, 1917 — Ieper (Ypres), West-Vlaanderen, Belgium |
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3 years son |
Arthur Dale COTTER Birth: about 1877 38 — Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Death: about 1921 — Newtown, New South Wales, Australia |
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4 years son |
Edwin COTTER Birth: about 1880 41 — Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Death: December 1, 1929 — Gosford, New South Wales, Australia |
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2 years son |
Norman COTTER Birth: about 1881 42 — Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Death: about 1953 — Chatswood, New South Wales, Australia |
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4 years son |
Birth: December 3, 1884 45 — Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Death: October 31, 1917 — Beersheba, Palestine |
| Birth | Web Site - The Glebe Society Publication: The Glebe Society Inc.
PO Box 100
Glebe NSW 2037 Citation details: May/June 2006 Text: "Who lived in Your Street" by Lyn Collingwood. In part: John Henry Cotter, an English butcher, married Margaret Hay Pattison, a Scot, in 1875. |
| Immigration | Web Site - ancestry.com.au Citation details: New South Wales, Australia, Unassisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1826-1922 Pattison - John and Family on board the "Sobraon" Note: Downloaded from ancestry.com.au.
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| Marriage | Marriages registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 967/1872 COTTER JOHN HENRY PATTISON MARGARET N SYDNEY |
| Marriage | Web Site - The Glebe Society Publication: The Glebe Society Inc.
PO Box 100
Glebe NSW 2037 Citation details: May/June 2006 Text: "Who lived in Your Street" by Lyn Collingwood. In part: John Henry Cotter, an English butcher, married Margaret Hay Pattison, a Scot, in 1875. |
| Residence | Web Site - The Glebe Society Publication: The Glebe Society Inc.
PO Box 100
Glebe NSW 2037 Citation details: May/June 2006 page 8 Text: Lyn Collingwood has written, in part: "John Henry Cotter, an English butcher, married Margaret Hay Pattison, a Scot, in 1875. While living at 132 Phillip Street they had six boys: William Henry, John, Arthur Dale, Edwin, Norman and Albert. In 1889 they moved to 98 Bridge Road before, two years later, taking up residence in Monteith. This home remained in the family until the death of the oldest son, William, in 1950. |
| Residence | Web Site - The Glebe Society Publication: The Glebe Society Inc.
PO Box 100
Glebe NSW 2037 Citation details: May/June 2006, page 8 Text: Lyn Collingwood has written in part: "John Henry Cotter, an English butcher, married Margaret Hay Pattison, a Scot, in 1875. While living at 132 Phillip Street they had six boys: William Henry, John, Arthur Dale, Edwin, Norman and Albert. In 1889 they moved to 98 Bridge Road before, two years later, taking up residence in Monteith. This home remained in the family until the death of the oldest son, William, in 1950." |
| Residence | Australian Electoral Roll - NSW - 1936 Publication: 1936 |
| Death | Deaths Registered in New South Wales Publication: New South Wales Government Citation details: 23377/1936 COTTER MARGARET HAY JOHN JEAN GLEBE |