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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Charles Wright (Charlie) Hitchcock: Birth: 6 JUN 1894 in Queensland, Australia. Death: 10 APR 1964 in Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia

  2. Isabella Eliza (Betty) Hitchcock: Birth: 1895 in Queensland, Australia. Death: 1969 in Queensland, Australia

  3. Daisy Jessie Hitchcock: Birth: 1897 in Queensland, Australia. Death: 1977 in Queensland, Australia

  4. William Edward (Edward-Ted-Teddy) Hitchcock: Birth: 29 AUG 1908 in Queensland, Australia. Death: 1976 in Queensland, Australia


Sources
1. Title:   QLD BDM Birth Index
2. Title:   QLD BDM Death Index
3. Title:   Funeral Notice
4. Title:   QLD BDM Marriage Index

Notes
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  Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, Qld. : 1878 - 1954), Tuesday 7 February 1933, page 6
  FUNERAL NOTICE.
  THE Friends of Mrs. ISABELLA HITCHCOCK, of Tungamull (Wife), Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES HITCHCOCK (Son and Daughter-in- law), Mr. EDWARD HITCHCOCK (son), Misses ISABELLA and DAISY HITCHCOCK (Daughters) are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their deceased beloved Husband, Father and Father-in-law, Mr WILLIAM HENRY HITCHCOCK (of Tungamull), which will move from our Funeral Parlour, corner of Archer and Alma streets, THIS (Tuesday) FORENOON, at 11.30 o'clock for the Rockhampton Cemetery.
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  SOUTH ROCKHAMPTON CEMETERY INDEX
  SURNAME: HITCHCOCK
 GIVEN NAMES: William Henry
 AGE: 67
 SEX: M
 BURIAL DATE: Monday, 6 February 1933
 COMPARTMENT: C
 SECTION:
 BURIAL NUMBER: 361
 CAUSE OF DEATH: Hemorrhage, Paneatitis
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  Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, Qld. : 1878 - 1954), Tuesday 14 March 1933, page 6
  THREE INQUESTS
 Rockhampton Deaths
  COLLAPSE UNDER ANAESTHETIC
  Three recent deaths in the Rockhampton district were the subjects of inquests conducted by the Coroner, Mr. O. E. Power, in the Inquiry Court yesterday. The examination of witnesses was carried out by Senior-sergeant Langusch. The inquiry was closed in each case.
  Referring to the death under anaesthetic at the General Hospital on February 5 of William Henry Hitchcock, 67, of Emu Park, Dr. D. E. A. Buchanan said that he was called to the hospital by Dr. Phillips on February 5, the deceased's wife being also present. The symptoms pointed to a serious condition in the abdomen and, with the consent of the patient and his wife, it was decided to perform an immediate operation. The operation was performed about midday.
  The symptoms pointed to the likelihood of a ruptured gastric ulcer, but the operation disclosed that the trouble was due to a huge haemorrhage of the pancreatic gland behind the stomach, for which trouble the symptoms would have been similar. lt was seen that nothing could be done, said witness, and the only thing to do was to finish the operation as soon as possible and get the patient back to bed. Before they could finish the operation, however, the patient collapsed under the anaesthetic and died in the ward.
  Witness said that the opening of the abdomen was necessary to determine the trouble and there was no other way of saving the deceased.
 Constable Beatson also gave evidence.
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