Mary Ann BRAMBLE, 1888–1928 (aged 40 years)
- Name
- Mary Ann /BRAMBLE/
- Given names
- Mary Ann
- Surname
- BRAMBLE
- Name
- Mary Ann /WORTH/
- Type
- married name
- Given names
- Mary Ann
- Surname
- WORTH
| Birth | Births registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 22107/1888 BRAMBLE MARY A JOHN ELLEN STROUD |
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| Marriage | Marriages registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 11216/1906 WORTH JOSEPH BRAMBLE MARY A TAREE |
| Murder-Suicide | Emails - Helen Branch Citation details: 10 August 2011 Text: In part: "ARTICLE in Argus (Melbourne Vic.) Friday 24 February 1928 - MAN and WIFE DEAD - Murder Suicide - SYDNEY, Thursday - A message from Tuncurry states that on Wednesday morning Joseph Worth, of Wootton, 17 miles from Nabiac, murdered his wife then committed suicide. Today the Coroner held an inquiry, and returned a verdict of Murder, Suicide. The bodies of Worth and his wife Mary Ann Worth, were found in a paddock, 150 yards from their home. Near the body of the husband was a pea-rifle. It is thought that the tragedy was the result of domestic troubles. [I was told by one of the grandchildren that Mary Ann was tired of his drinking, so she said if it continued she was leaving. He came home this night and she had her bags packed ready to leave. They believe that is someone had found her that night, she may not have died, as it was only a pea-rifle, and she bled to death.]" |
| Murder-Suicide | The Register (Adelaide, SA) Citation details: 24 February 1928, page 2. Worth - Murder Suicide Note: Downloaded from Trove.
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| Murder-Suicide | Newspaper - Sydney Morning Herald Citation details: 24 February 1928, page 11. Worth - Murder suicide Note: Downloaded from Trove.
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| Murder-Suicide | Newspaper - Barrier Miner (Broken Hill) Worth - Murder suicide Note: Downloaded from Trove.
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| Death | Deaths Registered in New South Wales Citation details: 5034/1928 WORTH MARY A JOHN HELEN DUNGOG |
| Death | Emails - Helen Branch Citation details: 10 August 2011 Text: In part: "DIED 22 February 1928, Dungog (Shot by her husband)" |
| Death | Emails - Helen Branch Citation details: 10 August 2011 Text: In part: "ARTICLE in Argus (Melbourne Vic.) Friday 24 February 1928 - MAN and WIFE DEAD - Murder Suicide - SYDNEY, Thursday - A message from Tuncurry states that on Wednesday morning Joseph Worth, of Wootton, 17 miles from Nabiac, murdered his wife then committed suicide. Today the Coroner held an inquiry, and returned a verdict of Murder, Suicide. The bodies of Worth and his wife Mary Ann Worth, were found in a paddock, 150 yards from their home. Near the body of the husband was a pea-rifle. It is thought that the tragedy was the result of domestic troubles. [I was told by one of the grandchildren that Mary Ann was tired of his drinking, so she said if it continued she was leaving. He came home this night and she had her bags packed ready to leave. They believe that is someone had found her that night, she may not have died, as it was only a pea-rifle, and she bled to death.]" |