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Item: 136614

Surname: Akhurst

First Name: Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 1866 20 November

Place: Hexham

Source: MM

Details: Marriage of Frederick, second son of Thomas Marsh of West Maitland and Mary, only daughter of the late Thomas Akhurst of Hexham on 13th November 1866. Minister Rev. B. Chapman

 

Item: 143564

Surname: Akhurst

First Name: Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 1859 8 December

Place: Hexham

Source: MM

Details: Notice re mare left for agistment in his paddocks at Hexham

 

Item: 174276

Surname: Akhurst

First Name: Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 11 October 1911

Place: Dwelling house, Hexham

Source: NMH

Details: On a list of electors in the police district of Newcastle who had the right to vote for elections in the county of Northumberland in 1855

 

Item: 196511

Surname: Akhurst

First Name: Thomas

Ship: Marquis of Hastings 1841

Date: Arrived 4 February 1841

Place: Sydney

Source: Australia, New South Wales, Index to Bounty Immigrants, 1828-1842. FamilySearch.org

Details: Thomas Akhurst, single, farm labourer. Age 19. Son of Benjamin Akhurst and Frances Spillet. Brother Benjamin on board the Marquis of Hastings.

 

Item: 200335

Surname: Akhurst

First Name: Thomas and Jane

Ship: -

Date: 1872

Place: Newcastle

Source: NSW BDM

Details: Death of Albert, son of Thomas and Jane Akhurst

 

Item: 200337

Surname: Akhurst

First Name: Thomas and Jane

Ship: -

Date: 1878

Place: Newcastle

Source: NSW BDM

Details: Death of Edith Helene Constantine, daughter of Thomas and Jane Akhurst

 

Item: 200339

Surname: Akhurst

First Name: Thomas and Jane

Ship: -

Date: 1877

Place: Newcastle

Source: NSW BDM

Details: Death of Maud May, daughter of Thomas and Jane Akhurst

 

Item: 156646

Surname: Akhurst (Ackhurst)

First Name: Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 20 December 1862

Place: Hexham

Source: The Newcastle Chronicle

Details: On Tuesday, the 2nd instant, a farmer named Thomas Ackhurst, residing at Hexham, was injured on the temple by a kick from a mare. It would appear that, his son George Ackhurst, was leading the mare when he came behind her, and struck her on the rump with a stick - the mare made a kick at him but missed. His son told him to go away, but he stepped down behind the mare to pick up a stick, when she struck out with her hind foot and caught him on the temple. He was at once attended by Dr. Bowker, of Newcastle, and Dr. Bolton of East Maitland. He died on Tuesday, the 16th instant, having lingered for a fortnight. An inquest was held at the Wheat- sheaf Inn, Hexham, on Wednesday the 17th instant; but in the absence of medical testimony was adjourned until Thursday. Deceased, it is said, was of intemperate habits, and when in liquor fool-hardy, though not so at the time of the accident. Verdict : Died from injuries sustained by the kick of a mare.

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