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Michael
Martin Fitzpatrick was born in 1848 in Torbay,
Newfoundland.
Michael
immigrated to New South Wales, Australia, but the year
and on what ship is unknown for the moment.
Michael
was living in Sydney where he met Bridget Collins.
The couple got married on the 20th of May 1880 in St
Michael's Church in Cumberland Street, Sydney[1]. They were
living in Upper Fort Street at the time. After Michael
and Bridget got married, they moved south to
Alexandria where they had their first child, Frederick Francis.
At the time Michael's occupation was a fellmonger. They lived in Alexandria for 2 years and then moved to
Botany Rd in Waterloo[2].
Michael
died at 73 years of age on the 1st of April, 1921 in Waterloo of cardiac
failure[3]. He was buried on the 2nd of April, 1921 in
Rookwood Cemetery (Mortuary 2, Area E, Grave 982). He
is buried beside his wife, Bridget.
Places
of Residence
1880 - Upper Fort Street, Sydney, New South Wales
1880 - Pericles Tce, Alexandria, New South Wales
1881 - Wyndham Street, Alexandria, New South Wales
1883 - Botany Rd, Waterloo, New South Wales
1893-1906 - Princess Ave, Waterloo, New South Wales
1911-1912 - John Street, Waterloo, New South Wales
1919-1921 - Cooper Street, Waterloo, New South Wales
Occupation
1880 - Seaman
1881 - Fellmonger
1911 - Labourer
1921 - Tramway Labourer
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