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Détails: Création : 23 avril 2024; Mis à jour : 5 mai 2024; Publication : 23 avril 2024

William Geake PEARSE

(Creswick, 1861-Toorak, 1938)

pearse william portrait

Jean-Claude SEGUIN

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William Nicholas Langman Pearse (South Petherwin, 16/06/1832-Donald, 05/04/1906) épouse Amelia Elizabeth Geake (1835-1897). Descendance:

Jane, Mary Pearse (1860-1946)
William Geake Pearse (Creswick, 07/11/1861-Tookak, 29/03/1938) épouse (1888) Isabella Elizabeth Palmer (Connewarre, 22/04/1865-Toorak, 31/08/1939). Descendance:
- William Nicholas Pearse (Donald, [1889]-Kew, 1970)
- Amelia Geake Pearse (Donald, [1889]-Armadale, [1957])-épouse [Spencer]
- John Frederick Pearse (Donald, 11/08/1891-Donald, 092/12/1976)
- Geddie Thomas Pearse (Donald, 10/03/1893-Donald, 12/12/1966) épouse Ivy Edmonds Wyatt (1894-1976)
- Edmund Palmer Pearse (Donald, 02/07/1895-Donald, 04/10/1992) épouse Ethel, Mary McWhirter (Belfast, 04/02/1892-Donald, 22/08/1954). Descendance:
  - Alfred William Geake (Barney) Pearse (Irlande, 12/05/1919-Donald, 17/06/2012) épouse Bethel Mary Richards (Donald, 25/12/1920-Newtown, 16/01/2009). Descendance
    - enfant
    - enfant
  - Dorothy Pearse (1921-1991)
  - Marjorie Elizabeth Pearse (1921-2016)
  - Maureen Alexandre "Mick" Pearse (1922-2010)
  - Patricia Alverill Pearse (1922-2010)
  - Edmund Langman Pearse (1926-2004)
  - enfant.
- Leonore Victoria Pearse (1897-1983)
- Edith, Elizabeth Pearse (1903-)
Edward John Pearse (1866-1867)
John Thomas Pearse (1869-1956)

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W. G. Pearse se fait connaître comme prospecteur.

Mining.

Mr. W. G. Pearse, who is well known in North Queensland as a prospector, and also in this colony, is leaving Coolgardie for Sydney. He has been representing a very influential syndicate here for some months past. Although Mr. Pearse and his prospecting party's work has not been attended with any great success while on this field, it is no fault of his, for he is one of the few who are not afraid to push out into dry country. In a conversation with him he informs us he is in no way dissatisfied with the prospects of the field, and in answer to a question assures us he has at present no intention of saying good-bye to Coolgardie for good, but is leaving for Sydney to put in operation a scheme for his syndicate's advantage. On this errand we are sure all who know him will wish him God-speeds and a quick return. " Our party have just returned from the Norseman and," says Mr. Pearse, " I am sure she is one of the good things of this field, being a good reef from end." Mr. Anderson, a member of the syndicate, is remaining on the field to watch the interests of the syndicate of which Mr. Pearse is manager.Coolgardie Pioneer, Coolgardie, mercredi 3 avril 1895, p. 11.

Mr. W. G. Pearse, manager of the local branch of the Bank of Victoria.Weekly Times, Melbourne, samedi 23 janvier 1897, p. 32.

OVERLAND PASSENGERS
(By Telegraph.)
WALLANGARRA, April 18.
The following passengers travelled by mail train to-day:
For Sydney: [...] W. G. Pearse.The Brisbane Courier, Brisbane, mardi 20 avril 1897, p. 4.

Mr W. G. Pearse

The death occurred at his residence, Mathoura road, Toorak, on March 29, of Mr. William Geake Pearse, who for

many years was known throughout the Wimmera in banking, pastoral, and agricultural circles. For 38 years he was associated with the Bank of Victoria, and was manager of the Donald branch when he retired 10 years ago to live in Melbourne. He leaves a widow, four sons (all on the land in the Donald district), and three daughters. One daughter is the wife of Mr. D. H. Crone, produce manager of Goldsbrough, Mort, and Co. Ltd., who retired from the position of president of the Carlton Football Club several months ago. Another is the wife of Dr. Harbison, of Queensland, and the third is Mrs. Spencer, whose husband was killed in the war. Mr. Pearse was a leading Freemason, being a Past Junior Grand Warden of the United Grand Lodge of Victoria.The Australasian, Melbourne, samedi 8 avril 1938, p. 36.