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Item: 198379

Surname: Faning

First Name: C

Ship: -

Date: 1 June 1872

Place: Newcastle

Source: Newcastle Chronicle

Details: Birth at her residence, Bolton street, the wife of Mr. C. Faning of a son

 

Item: 163467

Surname: Faning

First Name: Edward

Ship: Morley

Date: 9 August 1843

Place: East Maitland

Source: Application to Marry

Details: Edward Faning aged 21 (free emigrant per 'Morley') application to marry Catherine Sullivan aged 23 (arrived per 'George Hibbert')

 

Item: 198620

Surname: Faning

First Name: Edward Thomas Reynolds

Ship: -

Date: 30 August 1870

Place: Lambton

Source: Newcastle Chronicle

Details: Death on 27 August, at his residence Old Lambton, Mr. Edward Thomas Reynolds Faning, aged 51 years

 

Item: 198129

Surname: Faning

First Name: Mrs. C

Ship: -

Date: 5 May 1874

Place: Newcastle

Source: Newcastle Chronicle

Details: Birth, on 2nd May at her residence, Market square, Mrs. C. Faning, of a daughter

 

Item: 198621

Surname: Faning

First Name: Mrs. Charles

Ship: -

Date: 27 August 1870

Place: Newcastle

Source: Newcastle Chronicle

Details: Birth, at her residence Market Square, on 23rd August, Mrs. Charles Faning, of a daughter

 

Item: 202353

Surname: Faning (obit)

First Name: Edward Thomas Reynolds

Ship: -

Date: 1 September 1870

Place: Lambton

Source: Newcastle Chronicle

Details: On Monday last, the obsequies in connection with the death of this gentleman were performed. Mr. Faning died at Lambton on Saturday last, and his remains wero brought thence -by the mid-day train to Newcastle, whore they were met by a largo number of his friends, and these, headed . by a band of about fifty performers (composed principally of Mr. Faning s late pupils) formed a long procession to the Roman Catholic Burial ground, where the deceased was interred. The band played the Dead March in Saul the whole distance from the station to the cemetery. Mr. Faning was an old resident in Newcastle, and a very able musician. As a preceptor of that art he was not to be surpassed. A large portion of the members of our bands owe their present ability to Mr. Faning s instruction. He was the founder of the Newcastle United Volunteer Band some nine years ago, and also the first band in Maitland about twenty years back, and at the time of his death, was engaged in forming the Lambton band. Great sorrow is expressed at Mr. Faning s rather sudden removal from amongst us.

 

Item: 163468

Surname: Sullivan (Faning)

First Name: Catherine

Ship: George Hibbert 1834

Date: 9 August 1843

Place: East Maitland

Source: Application to Marry

Details: Edward Faning aged 21 (free emigrant per 'Morley') application to marry Catherine Sullivan aged 23 (arrived per 'George Hibbert')

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