Oliver Smith
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Name Oliver Smith - I (Beverley Joy Charlton (nee Smith)) have his hand-written diary written while on 6 wk steamship immigration cruise England to Melbourne 1912. Interesting…conditions terrible. 9 children died from measles on voyage. Fortunately, my dad (who was 2, and my Aunty Olive, 4) did not! They were informed of sinking of Titanic mid-voyage. Upon arrival in Melbourne, they were treated to quarantine life in tents at Portsea while everyone was disinfected. He, a carpenter, had been promised a job in Melbourne. It lasted 2 weeks. However, they did make good and finally had their own home in Preston, Melbourne.
Birth 1875 Finchley, London, United Kingdom
Gender Male Death 1942 Person ID I490 SmithTree Last Modified 5 Nov 2023
Father Charles Faircloth Smith, b. 15 Apr 1838, Wolston Warwichshire, England
d. 1934 (Age 95 years) Mother Ann Shettle, b. 1885 d. 1942 (Age 57 years) Family ID F164 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Ann New, b. 1873, Wroxall, Isle of Wight
d. 1952 (Age 79 years) Children 1. George Smith, b. 1910, Willesdon Green, London, United Kingdom
d. 23 Jan 1980 (Age 70 years)Family ID F165 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 2 Nov 2023
- I (Beverley Joy Charlton (nee Smith)) have his hand-written diary written while on 6 wk steamship immigration cruise England to Melbourne 1912. Interesting…conditions terrible. 9 children died from measles on voyage. Fortunately, my dad (who was 2, and my Aunty Olive, 4) did not! They were informed of sinking of Titanic mid-voyage. Upon arrival in Melbourne, they were treated to quarantine life in tents at Portsea while everyone was disinfected. He, a carpenter, had been promised a job in Melbourne. It lasted 2 weeks. However, they did make good and finally had their own home in Preston, Melbourne.
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