Blowering Road
Jones's Bridge
Tumut. NSW
Zone - Rural
Portion - 39 - 100 acres
Portion - 40 - 40 acres
Portion - 101 - 40 acres
Acres - About 180 acres
This property is situated on the Blowering Road (formally known as the "Monaro Highway") about 7 miles south of Tumut. Between the Tumut Plains and Blowering Valley areas.
1840 Charles (1st) ODDY, farmer, Tumut Run - Son of John (1st) ODDY & Hannah was born in about 1840. Records show that in 1912 Charles (1st) ODDY, parents JOHN (1st) & HANNAH died in Tumut, NSW - (Ref- NSW BDM 18230/1912) - Deceased Estate - Surname - ODDY, C - Locality- near Tumut - Date Of Death 05/12/1912 - Date Duty Paid 10/04/1913 - Item[19/10237] - Reel 3031 - (Ref- http://srwww.records.nsw.gov.au/indexsearch/searchhits.aspx?table=Deceased Estates&ID=15&query=Oddy&frm=0)
In 1863 Mr Charles (1st) ODDY married Miss Eliza Francis OSMOND , in TUMUT - (Ref:- Marriage NSW BDM 2980/1863) - Eliza lived on a nearby property in the Blowering Valley.
In 1913 the records show that Eliza F ODDY parents JOHN & FANNY died in Tumut, NSW - (Ref- NSW BDM 16551/1913). SEE STORIES below about Women Killed By A Bull...
1. 14157/1863 - Alvah (Alvie) ODDY, Married Miss Emily Jane IBBOTSON.
2. 15444/1866 Fanny Hannah ODDY - Married Mr John Calcraft "Jack" Johnson.
3. 16849/1867 William J (2nd) ODDY - married Miss Susan E GREEN. And Miss Agnes Martha Ann BAWDON.
4. 18762/1869 Charles Albert (2nd) ODDY Married Miss Mary Emma BRIDLE.
5. 18325/1871 Emily ODDY - married Mr Edward J READON
6. 20486/1875 Henry Ernest ODDY - married Miss Harriett MANTELL.
7. 24327/1879 Frederick Percy ODDY - Miss Bertha M BALE.
8. 27598/1881 ODDY, George - Newspaper article - Shooting Fatality. Tumut Wednesday.-Mr. George Oddy, 23, a son of Mr. C. Oddy, Blowering, accidentally shot himself dead this morning when, passing through a fence near his home. His father and brother found him dead shortly after the accident. Part of the skull was blown away. An inquest was held today, and a verdict of accidental death returned. - (Ref- Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940)(about) Previous issue Thursday 23 February 1905 Page 3).
1876 - GREAT FLOOD IN THE TUMUT RIVER
Mrs ODDY - Gored by a wild Bull
Some other Oddy Marriages & Deaths in Tumut.
Tumut has lost one of oldest and most respected residents in the person oŁ Mr Charles Oddy, whose death occurred at his residence, West Blowering, yeaterday, at the ripe old age oŁ 75 years, the cause of death being heart failuro following on senile decay.
As far back as 1841, he, with his father, John Oddy, came to Tumut. At that time Messrs George Shelley and Thomas MoAlister went largely into dairying, and Mr Oddy's father was their principal milkman and for a time shepherded sheep for Mr. George Shelley. The deceased when he grew up started farming at Tumut Plains on what was then Crown lands.
Later he went to the Kiandra gold rush just alter it started, did well and came back and selected the home where he died.
In about 1905 he married Miss Eliza Osmond, sister of Mr James Osmond, who at one time ran the Star Hotel in Tumut. The result of the union was 6 sons, viz: Alvie, John Charles, Frederick, George and William, all of Tumut (George accidentaly shot himself, and two daughters, via ; Mrs J Johnson, Tumut, and Mrs J Reardon, Goolgardie.
The whole family were always a most invited and have always been respected for the good character they havo always striven to maintain. Tne departed and his estemable wife were always noted for their kindly hospitality, and the one-time occupant of the vaoant chair will be deeplv missed in the locality where he lived so long.
The funeral takes place this evening at 4 o'clock, the place of interent being the Church of England portion of the new cemetery. We tender the bereaved ones our deepest sympathy: —
Call not back the dear departed.
Anohored sale where storms are over,
On the borderland we left him,
Soon to meet and part no more.
Far beyond this world of changes,
Far beyond this world of care,
Wo shall find
-our missing loved one
In our Father's mansion fair. - (Ref- Adelong and Tumut Express and Tumbarumba Post (NSW : 1900 - 1925)(about) Previous issue Friday 6 December 1912 Page2).
Last updated the = 14.4.13