Edward Gilbert

Birth1873 - Rosenthal, Myall River, New South Wales, Australia

Death3 Sep 1950 - Murwillumbah, , New South Wales, Australia

MotherMary Ann Duck

FatherArthur John Thomas Langtry Gilbert

Born in Rosenthal, Myall River, New South Wales, Australia on 1873 to Arthur John Thomas Langtry Gilbert and Mary Ann Duck. Edward Gilbert married Bertha Chilcott and had 12 children. He passed away on 3 Sep 1950 in Murwillumbah, , New South Wales, Australia.

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Parents

Arthur John Thomas Langtry Gilbert
1844 - 1927

Mary Ann Duck
1843 - 1881

Spouse(s)

Bertha Chilcott
1888 - 1974

Children Show all

Edward Thomas Gilbert
1910 - Unknown

Eva Elizabeth Gilbert
1908 - 1991

Kenneth D. B. Gilbert
1926 - 1927

Arthur Robert Gilbert
1906 - 1976

Rupert Bryan Gilbert
1928 - 1945

Archibald C. Gilbert
1906 - Unknown

Rita Edna Gilbert
1917 - 2011

Bertha Beryl Gilbert
1912 - Unknown

Hiram Roderick Gilbert
1914 - 1989

Stuart Jack Gilbert
1924 - 2003

Shirley Isobel Gilbert
1929 - 2011

Constance Joyce Gilbert
1920 - 2010

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