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Item: 32727

Surname: Capp

First Name: Charles

Ship: -

Date: 1828

Place: Patrick Plains

Source: 1828 Census

Details: Born in the Colony. Aged 5

 

Item: 40773

Surname: Capp

First Name: Charles

Ship: -

Date: 1848 26 April

Place: Jerry's Plains

Source: MM

Details: Granted publican's licence for the Robin Hood Inn

 

Item: 49347

Surname: Capp

First Name: Charles

Ship: -

Date: 1848 18 November

Place: Jerry's Plains

Source: MM

Details: To pay reward for return of mare that strayed from Piercefield paddock

 

Item: 114377

Surname: Capp

First Name: Charles

Ship: -

Date: 1854 11 November

Place: Mount Loder near Singleton

Source: MM

Details: Death of Walter Charles Capp, second son of Charles Capp aged one year and 3 months. Died on 4th November after a short but severe illness

 

Item: 138430

Surname: Capp

First Name: Charles Solomon

Ship: -

Date: 1856 7 February

Place: Wee Waa

Source: SMH

Details: Appointed to assist in revising the electoral lists

 

Item: 114378

Surname: Capp

First Name: Walter Charles

Ship: -

Date: 1854 11 November

Place: Mount Loder, near Singleton

Source: MM

Details: Death of Walter Charles Capp, second son of Charles Capp aged one year and 3 months. Died on 4th November after a short but severe illness

 

Item: 110556

Surname: Capper

First Name: William Charles and Anna Francisca

Ship: -

Date: -

Place: Newcomen Street, Newcastle

Source: 1820 to 1890 Family Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle, NSW, Australia. See records 105 - 108

Details: Ironmonger

 

Item: 146055

Surname: Capper

First Name: William Charles Hyne and Anna Francesca

Ship: -

Date: 1861 10 February

Place: Abode: Newcastle

Source: Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle. Baptisms. p.82

Details: Storekeeper. Baptism of daughter Sophia Alice

 

Item: 191007

Surname: Capper (obit)

First Name: William Charles Hyne

Ship: -

Date: 11 October 1877

Place: Newcastle

Source: Newcastle Morning Herald

Details: We regret to announce the death of Mr. W. C H. Capper, who expired at 1 o clock yesterday, at his residence, Newcomen. street. His death was somewhat sudden, and will be sincerely regretted by all. As a business man, Mr. Capper was well known and respected, and his loss will be felt in the commercial community. He did not take a very prominent part in the public affairs of the city, though as a commercial man be was an active member of companies and societies established in the city. By his death the chairman ship of the Newcastle Building and Investment Society becomes vacant

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