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- 1931 'Family Notices
GURNEY.
On November 12, 1931, at York, James Evans Gurney, beloved husband of the late Mrs. Ellen Gurney, and loving father of
Mary (Mrs. J. Marwick, of York),
Amy (Mrs. A. Reynolds),
Joseph,
Alice (Mrs. T. Aubrey)
Ivy (Mrs. W. Pryce, of Fremantle)
and fond brother of Mr. William Gurney, of York, aged 80 years.
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- 1931 'FUNERAL
FUNERAL
The Late Mr. J. E Gurney.
The funeral of the late Mr James Evans Gurney, of 30 Tuckfield street, Fremantle, took place on Saturday morning last. From the mortuary of Mr. Joseph C. Semken. the cortege proceeded to St. Patrick's Church, where the Rev. Father Purcell officiated, and then to the Fremantle Cemetery, where the service was conducted by the Rev. Father Hough.
There was a large attendance, including a number of warders associated with Mr. Gurney in the years gone by. Mr. Gurney died at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. J. W. Marwick, of York. He was born in Canada 80 years ago and arrived in Western Australia when only nine years of age. He was a warder at Rottnest Island for 23 years and later at Fremantle. where he was respected by all with whom he came in contact. The late Mr. Gurney is survived by a son and four daughters, 22 grand children, and three great grandchildren. The chief mourners were mesdames
J. W. Marwick, of York.
A. Reynolds,
T. Aubrey and W. Pryce (daughters),
Mr. J. Gurney (son),
Mr. William Gurney, of York (brother),
Mesdames R. Limpus,
W. Hoyzberger and P.Saunders (nieces).
Mr. J. Cartwright and E. Cartwright,
F. Craggs (nephews).
The pall-bearers wore
Messrs. J. J. Donoghue,
H. Christie,
M. Quinlan, Angelo,
P. Byrne and Captain Gilmour.
The relatives received numerous wreaths, letters, telegrams, cards. of condolence and personal expressions of sympathy. The funeral arrangements were carried out by Joseph C. Semken, of Fremantle and Cottesloe.'
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