Edward arrived in Western Australia on the Sophia in 1850 and originally settled in Gingin with his parents. For 40 years he lived in the Mundijong district where he had farming interests.
At the age of 31 he built a large double storey homestead hotel called the Jarrahdale Inn. The Jarrahdale Inn became known as the Whitby Falls Coach House, which was attached to land now known as Whitby Estate. The Jarrahdale Inn formed the social centre of the Serpentine and Jarrahdale area and catered for the Jarrahdale timber workers and for travellers on the stagecoach run to Pinjarra. It was also within convenient walking distance of a siding on the Jarrahdale-Rockingham railway.
Edward married Frances Kemp in 1873, probably while the Jarrahdale Inn was under construction. They had 12 children, most of whom lived around Mundijong for many years.
During the last 12 years of his life he had been living in retirement at Claremont. Five sons, five daughters and 33 grandchildren survived him.
Edward arrived in Western Australia on the Sophia in 1850 and originally settled in Gingin with his parents. For 40 years he lived in the Mundijong district where he had farming interests.
At the age of 31 he built a large double storey homestead hotel called the Jarrahdale Inn. The Jarrahdale Inn became known as the Whitby Falls Coach House, which was attached to land now known as Whitby Estate. The Jarrahdale Inn formed the social centre of the Serpentine and Jarrahdale area and catered for the Jarrahdale timber workers and for travellers on the stagecoach run to Pinjarra. It was also within convenient walking distance of a siding on the Jarrahdale-Rockingham railway.
Edward married Frances Kemp in 1873, probably while the Jarrahdale Inn was under construction. They had 12 children, most of whom lived around Mundijong for many years.
During the last 12 years of his life he had been living in retirement at Claremont. Five sons, five daughters and 33 grandchildren survived him.
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Also EDWARD
Beloved Husband Of Above
Died 5th October 1924
Aged 83 Years
His End Was Perfect Peace
Family Members
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Louis Charles Cockram
1874–1888
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Evelyn Frances Cockram Kerin
1875–1959
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Francis Edward Cockram
1876–1956
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Gerald William Cockram
1877–1949
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Arthur Richard Cockram
1879–1942
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Wilfred Hugh Cockram
1880–1967
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Grace May Cockram Kennedy
1881–1962
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Raymond John "Boysey" Cockram
1882–1940
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Mabel Lillian Cockram Grant
1884–1964
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Ida Victoria Cockram Ballard
1887–1958
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Violet Gertrude Cockram O'Connor
1889–1959
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