Robert George McCUTCHEON [10324] ⁸¹²⁰

  General Notes:

1. Mary Catherine McCutcheon 1868 - 1950
2. Margaret Ebblewhite McCutcheon 1870 - 1962
3. Annie Emily McCutcheon 1872 - 1928
4. Robert James McCutcheon 1873 - 1958
5. Elizabeth Bothwell McCutcheon 1875 - 1912
6. William Firth McCutcheon 1876 - 1944
7. Oliver John McCutcheon 1878 - 1951
8. Edward George McCutcheon 1880 - 1880
9. Arthur Irvine McCutcheon 1881 - 1915
10. Alexander Richmond McCutcheon 1883 - 1884
11. Leonard Tennet McCutcheon 1884 - 1963
12. Alan Bothwell McCutcheon 1887 - 1962 Medical Dr

The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) Mon 21 Oct 1918 Page 6
DEATH OF MR. R. G. McCUTCHEON
DEATH OF MR. R. G. MCCUTCHEON
Mr Robert George McCutcheon, it will be learned with deep regret by a wide circle of friends, died suddenly on Sunday. Mr McCutcheon, who was born at Omagh, Country Tyrone, Ireland, in 1841, came to Australia in 1861. He had already learned his trade as a compositor and printer, and on arrival in Melbourne followed that occupation. He was in Port Fairy for some years, and then, returning to Melbourne, joined the firm of Mason, Firth and McCutcheon, of which his brother was a partner, and of which he himself subsequently became the head. In 1902 Mr. McCutcheon entered into politics, at the time of the Kyabram movement, and displaced Mr W H Williams for the St. Kilda seat in the Legislative Assembly. He continued to represent St Kilda until last year when owing to ill health he retired and did not seek re-election. He was for a while an honorary Minister in the last Peacock Cabinet. He was held in high esteem by his fellow members and was noted for his fairness in debate. He took his public duties seriously and brought a ripe experience and common sense to their discharge. Mr McCutcheon was a director of the Equity, Trustees Company. He was seriously ill last year but made a wonderful recovery, and seemed in good health but was seized with sudden illness on Friday evening and died yesterday. Mr McCutcheon leaves a widow, five sons, two of whom are on active service, and three married daughters. The funeral will be on Tuesday.
Malvern Standard (Vic. : 1906 - 1931) Sat 22 Feb 1919 Page 3
Late Mr McCutch[?] Will.
Late Mr McCutcheon's
Will
Probate of the will of Robert Geo. McCutcheon. formerly a member of the Legislative Assembly, late of Chapel street, St. Kilda, who died on 20th October last, has been applied for by The Equity Trustees Co. Ltd., Mrs Mary Ann McCutcheon and Mr Leonard Tennet McCutcheon. The assets are sworn at £17,448, consisting of real estate, £2,500, and personal estate, £14,948 The testator, in recognition of their action in going to the front to serve the Empire in the great war, bequeaths to each of his sons, Wm. Firth McCutcheon and Alan Bothwell McCutcheon, 600 shares in Mason, Firth and McCutcheon Pty. Ltd. He directs his trustees to pay his widow the dividends and profits on the remainder of his shares in the said company, and on her death to divide the shares amongst his children in the proportions mentioned in the will. Testator bequeaths all the residue of his estate to his widow.
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Robert married Mary Ann EBBLEWHITE [11863] [MRIN: 4068], daughter of William EBBLEWHITE [9274] and Catherine ROBINSON [12200], on 13 Dec 1867 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.⁸¹⁶¹ (Mary Ann EBBLEWHITE [11863] was born about 1847 ⁸¹⁶² and died in 1928 in Saint Kilda, Victoria, Australia ⁸¹⁶².)