EDDY Family of Cornwall

Eliza Mcculloch CALDWELLAge: 87 years1904–1992

Name
Eliza Mcculloch CALDWELL
Given names
Eliza Mcculloch
Surname
CALDWELL
Birth 27 October 1904 30 29
Death of a paternal grandmotherJanet McCULLOCH
16 May 1905 (Age 6 months)
Birth of a brotherGeorge Edward CALDWELL
1908 (Age 3 years)
Death of a brotherGeorge Edward CALDWELL
1910 (Age 5 years)
Death of a paternal grandfatherJames CALDWELL
7 August 1911 (Age 6 years)
Death of a maternal grandfatherWilliam John EDDY
6 November 1916 (Age 12 years)
Death of a fatherRobert Currie CALDWELL
12 April 1938 (Age 33 years)
Death of a motherMary Ellen ‘Merle’ EDDY
18 August 1949 (Age 44 years)
Death of a brotherRobert James CALDWELL
11 July 1967 (Age 62 years)
Death of a sisterMargaret Lillian CALDWELL
12 October 1973 (Age 68 years)
Cause: Cancer
Burial of a sisterMargaret Lillian CALDWELL
October 1973 (Age 68 years)
Death of a brotherWilliam Leslie CALDWELL
1 March 1978 (Age 73 years)
Death 2 February 1992 (Age 87 years)
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father
mother
Marriage: 21 April 1897 — Eaglehawk, Victoria, Australia
19 months
elder sister
Margaret Lillian CALDWELL
Birth: 17 November 1898 24 23 — Eaglehawk, Victoria, Australia
Death: 12 October 1973 — Base Hospital, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia
20 months
elder brother
Robert James CALDWELL
Birth: 1 August 1900 26 25 — Eaglehawk, Victoria, Australia
Death: 11 July 1967 — Echuna, Victoria, Australia
23 months
elder brother
William Leslie CALDWELL
Birth: 8 July 1902 28 27 — Eaglehawk, Victoria, Australia
Death: 1 March 1978 — Malvern, Victoria, Australia
2 years
herself
Eliza Mcculloch CALDWELL
Birth: 27 October 1904 30 29 — Eaglehawk, Victoria, Australia
Death: 2 February 1992 — Williamstown, Victoria, Australia
4 years
younger brother
George Edward CALDWELL
Birth: 1908 33 32 — Eaglehawk, Victoria, Australia
Death: 1910 — Eaglehawk, Victoria, Australia

Shared note

Alt Death: 1992 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Shared note

(Medical):Lila worked as a knitter in a knitting factory in Melbourne. She married and moved to Williamstown. She joined the Methodist church as a pianist and soprano singer. She was a member of the CWA and the Primary school Mother's club. She was known for her cooking of sponges and boston buns, and she also knitted many pairs of socks for her descendants and also during the war as part of the Comfort's fund. She moved to Gardenvale where she operated a milk bar for 4 yrs and then they moved to Ferntree Gully and as she didn't drive she walked long distances to attend church and teach Sunday School. After her husband died in 1970 she moved to Eaglehawk and lived with her sister for 3 yrs and then back to Williamstown.