John William Convine b. Bet. Jan-Mar 1923 Skipton, Yorkshire d. 24 Apr 1925 Molonglo, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

1923 - 1925 (~ 2 years)

Name	John William Convine
Birth	Bet. Jan-Mar 1923	Skipton, Yorkshire [1, 2]
Gender	Male
Emigration	21 Jul 1923	London, England
Emigration	Destination Port, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Ship Name: Osterley Shipping line: Orient Line Official Number: 128287
Immigration	23 Aug 1923	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia [3]
Death	24 Apr 1925	Molonglo, Australian Capital Territory, Australia [2, 4]
Person ID	I21	James Worster (b.1805)
Last Modified	8 Aug 2021

Father	William Isaac Convine, b. 1895, Rawtenstall, Lancashire d. 1973 (Age 78 years)
Mother	Alice Maud Worster, b. Bet. Jan-Mar 1899, Keighley, Yorkshire d. Bef. 16 Oct 1954 (Age ~ 55 years)
Marriage	Bet. Apr-Jun 1920	Skipton, Yorkshire [5]
Family ID	F4	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Event Map

	Birth - Bet. Jan-Mar 1923 - Skipton, Yorkshire
	Emigration - Destination Port, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Ship Name: Osterley Shipping line: Orient Line Official Number: 128287 - 21 Jul 1923 - London, England
	Death - 24 Apr 1925 - Molonglo, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

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Documents

Worster Family Emigration (1923)
The emigration of Mary Ellen Worster (nee Bailey) and her family from Barnoldswick to Melbourne in 1923.

Histories		Jackie Convine Inquest Inquest into the death of Jackie (John William) Convine
Histories		Molonglo Camp Molonglo was built as an Internment camp in 1918, later becoming a "workers settlement" housing and facilities for the construction of the Australian Capital Territory. Molonglo is now modern day Fyshwick. An important member of the Mess was the caterer employed by the men. Some are known through archival documents and others through oral information. Bill Convine and his wife, assisted by other family members were one of the first Mess Caterers in the early 1920s.