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Edward James O'Hara was born 1842 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia to Edward O'Hara (c1810-1863) and Elizabeth Blackman (1821-1897) and died 11 September 1906 Forest Lodge, New South Wales, Australia of unspecified causes. He married Johanna Annie Dwyer (1848-1914) 1866 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.


Children


Offspring of Edward James O'Hara and Johanna Annie Dwyer (1848-1914)
Name Birth Death Joined with
Elizabeth Esther O'Hara (1868)
Edward James O'Hara (1870-1871)
James Thomas O'Hara (1872-1928)
William O'Hara (1874-1941)
Edmond Ernest O'Hara (1876-1877)
Ambrozenia May O'Hara (1877-1887) 1877 20 August 1887 Newtown, New South Wales, Australia
Edith Maud O'Hara (-)
Gertrude Ada O'Hara (1885)
Ann O'Hara (1888) 1888 Newtown, New South Wales, Australia



Siblings


Offspring of Edward O'Hara (c1810-1863) and Elizabeth Blackman (1821-1897)
Name Birth Death Joined with
Edward James O'Hara (1842-1906) 1842 Sydney, New South Wales, Australia 11 September 1906 Forest Lodge, New South Wales, Australia Johanna Annie Dwyer (1848-1914)
Esther O'Hara (c1845-1911) 1845 24 July 1911 Crookwell, New South Wales, Australia Samuel McGuiness (1833-1912)
Ann Susannah O'Hara (c1856-1917) 1856 5 November 1917 Marrickville, New South Wales, Australia William Hatton (c1849-1928)
William Samuel O'Hara (1850)
Emma Jane O'Hara (1853-1870)
Elizabeth May O'Hara (1855-1937) 9 September 1855 Sydney, New South Wales, Australia 29 May 1937 104 Kurraba-road, Neutral Bay, New South Wales, Australia William Alfred York (1858-1915)
James O'Hara (1858-1912)


Death

CASUALTIES AND FATALITIES.
FALL OUT OF A WINDOW.

Mr. Fletcher, coroner, held an inquest, yesterday on the body of Edward J. O'Hara, 64 years of age, lately residing at Wigram-road, Forest Lodge. According to the evidence, deceased's wife early on the morning of the 11th instant went to the front door, leaving the deceased in the bedroom. Shortly afterwards two men called and told her that they had heard a noise, and as they turned the corner of the street they saw the deceased lying in an unconscious condition on the footpath. O'Hara, it appears, suffered from lung trouble, and had opened the bedroom window for the purpose of obtaining air. While leaning out he overbalanced, and fell about 16ft, and never regained consciousness. A verdict of accidental death was returned.

The Sydney Morning Herald, 13 September 1906, page 10






Footnotes (including sources)

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§ Remains
  • O'HARA.—The Funeral of the deceased EDWARD O'HARA (late of Lower George-street) will leave 117 Wigram road. Forest Lodge, THIS AFTERNOON, at 1.30, for the Necropolis.
The Sydney Morning Herald, 13 September 1906, page 12
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