1870 - 1945 (75 years)
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Name |
Eliza Tucker [1] |
Birth |
23 Jan 1870 |
Crows Nest, Inman Valley, District Yankalilla, South Australia, Australia [1] |
Gender |
Female |
Death |
25 Aug 1945 [1] |
Burial |
Kybunga, South Australia, Australia [1] |
Person ID |
I2459 |
Tucker Family Tree | The descendants of James Tucker |
Last Modified |
19 Dec 2017 |
Father |
William Tucker, b. 29 Jan 1845, Stratton, St. Margaret's, Highworth, Wiltshire, England d. 3 Apr 1908, On the farm at Hoyleton,South Australia, Australia (Age 63 years) |
Mother |
Martha Lemon, b. 8 Jun 1846, West Orchard, Dorset, England d. 8 Oct 1925, Hoyleton, South Australia, Australia (Age 79 years) |
Marriage |
6 Mar 1869 |
Residence of Minister Willunga,South Australia, Australia [2, 3] |
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Marriage Certificate of William Tucker and Martha Lemon The certificate of marriage of William Tucker and Martha Lemon - 06 March 1869 |
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Marriage Transcription - William Tucker and Martha Lemon William Tucker married Martha Lemon 06 March 1869 at the residence of the Minister, Willunga, South Australia, Australia. |
Family ID |
F0711 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family |
Joseph John Clarke, b. 4 Mar 1855, Heddington, Wiltshire, England (never registered) d. 24 Jun 1921 (Age 66 years) [1] |
Marriage |
20 Feb 1890 |
Baptist Manse, Paddington, New South Wales [1] |
Children |
+ | 1. Alfred James Clarke, b. 31 Dec 1890, Kybunga, South Australia, Australia d. 15 Jul 1954 (Age 63 years) |
+ | 2. Daisy Jane Olive Clarke, b. 16 Jan 1894, Kybunga, South Australia, Australia d. 1 Oct 1965 (Age 71 years) |
+ | 3. Frederick John William Clarke, b. 27 Jan 1900, Kybunga, South Australia, Australia bur. Kybunga, South Australia, Australia |
+ | 4. Wilfred Tennyson Tucker Clarke, b. 27 Jun 1905, Kybunga, South Australia, Australia d. 10 Oct 1967 (Age 62 years) |
| 5. Mary Myrtle Tucker Clarke, b. 28 Jun 1907, Clare, South Australia, Australia bur. Tailem Bend, South Australia, Australia |
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Family ID |
F0741 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Last Modified |
8 Jul 2022 |
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Photos
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| Joseph and Eliza Clarke (n. Tucker) Joseph John Clarke and Eliza Tucker |
| Eliza Tucker Eliza Tucker - First child of William and Martha Tucker (n. Lemon) |
| The Family of Eliza and Joseph Clarke The Family of Eliza Tucker and Joseph John Clarke.
L to R Standing at back Wilfred Tennyson Tucker Clarke, Daisy Jane Olive Clarke, Frederick John William Clarke; Sitting L to R: Joseph John Clarke, Mary Myrtle tucker Clarke, Eliza Clarke (n.Tucker),Alfred James Tucker. |
| The Family of William and Martha Tucker (n. Lemon) The Family of William and Martha Tucker (n. Lemon)
Back l to r: Sarah Penfold (n. Tucker), Eliza Clarke (n. Tucker), Lucy Kent Coulls (n. Tucker).
Sitting l to r: John Charles Tucker, William Tucker, Inman Tucker, Martha Tucker (n. Lemon), William Edmond Tucker, Myrtle Olive Harriet Tucker |
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Notes |
- Eliza was born in the Crow's Nest near Inman Valley, the eldest child of William and Martha Tucker. She started school at the Inman Valley School, completing her schooling at Kybunga School in 1882. For some reason she was re-enrolled in 1886, when she would have been 16 years old. Eliza worked on her parents' farm, being adept at any task asked of her. One of her first cousins, (Friend Hawkins, later to become Rev, Friend Hawkins) and Eliza became very close friends. This friendship later blossomed into love for each other and they wanted to marry, but both sets of parents thought they were too closely related and the couple were dissuaded.
Later, during a "Tea meeting" which was held at Woodlands Methodist Church, Eliza met her future husband, Joseph Clarke, who had also had a broken love affair. They married about a year later when Eliza was 20 and Joseph 35. They travelled to Sydney for the ceremony, where Joseph's older brother Alfred was a Baptist Minister at Paddington. After they were married the couple began clearing the property at Kybunga. They named it "Zulu Farm" because Joseph had spen time in South Africa during the Boer War.
Eliza and Joseph reared their five children in a close-knit family circle and they were endowed with a strong Christian faith and acceptance of the saying the "hard work didn't kill anyone". Eliza was devoted to her children and her grandchildren, and was proud of every achievement they made. Eliza worked on the farm alongside her husband, but was equally adept at household chores; her family still remember the smell of home-made bread being cooked in her wood stove. She welcomed everyone to her home.
For the Coronation of George V in 1911, Eliza and Joseph Journeyed by boat back to England to enjoy the festivities. While there, Eliza Became interested in the Suffragettes led by Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst and marched for the cause. She recorded details in a diary of her trip.
Eliza was strong-willed, proud and Christian; she was a help-mate, champion of the poor and under-dog and actively involved in community and sporting activities. She passed on to her children and Grandchildren her great love of family and family history.
(the above information obtained from "The Tucker Family in Australia" 1992.
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Sources |
- [S1] Cynthis Henley-Smith, The Tucker Family in Australia, (Gillingham Printers Pty Ltd Adelaide, South Australia), 1992, 198 (Reliability: 2).
- [S1] Cynthis Henley-Smith, The Tucker Family in Australia, (Gillingham Printers Pty Ltd Adelaide, South Australia), 1992, 191 (Reliability: 3).
- [S493] Genealogy SA, trading as the South Australian Genealogy & Heraldry Society, findmypast, South Australian Marriages 1842-1937 Transcription, (findmypast), 6 Mar 1869, Reg No. 78/440 (Reliability: 3).
See attached South Australia Marriages 1842-1937 Transcription for Martha Lemon and William Tucker.
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