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Solomon Mirls

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Solomon Mirls (1843-1889)

Solomon Mirls (1843-1889) of the Victorian Railways

1843 Born in Manchester the son of Joseph Mirls and his wife Harriet Henry

1851 Living at 18 Hanover Street, Manchester: Joseph Mirls (age 45 born Prussia, British subject), Furrier and Marine Store Dealer. With his wife Harriet Mirls (age 33 born Liverpool) and their six children; Aaron Mirls (age 12 born Manchester); Rosina Mirls (age 9 born Manchester); Solomon Mirls (age 7 born Manchester); Victoria Mirls (age 5 born Manchester); Frederick Mirls (age 2 born Manchester); and Evelyn Mirls (age 2 months born Manchester). One servant. [1]

c1860 Emigrated from England to Australia

1873 Married in Victoria, Australia, to Sarah Benjamin

1887 Leaves Australia for visit to Europe. 'Twenty-seven years ago he came to the colony as a boy'. Mention of his wife and children. [2]

1878-89 CME of the Victorian Railways

1889 December 28th. Died.

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. 1851 Census
  2. The Argus, Melbourne. 14th February 1887