Lehmann Henschke - Person Sheet
Lehmann Henschke - Person Sheet
NameSANGER, Captain Edward 
Birth1824, England
BurialPioneer Cemetery, Corowa, NSW26045
FatherSANGER, Mildred (ca1791-1867)
MotherBRENT, Victoria Marie (1795-1888)
Obituary
Border Watch (Mount Gambier, SA : 1861 - 1954) Saturday 3 June 187626046
An inebriate named Edward Sanger was
found dead in his own house, at Beechworth,
Victoria, on the 22nd May. Medical evidence
showed that death had resulted from an enfeebled
state of the heart, induced by chronic alcoholism.
San Francisco Newspaper Cutting in the possession of Alan Jones.26045
SANGER- At Corowa N.S.W., about July 1st, Capt.
Edward Sanger, in the 50 year of his age
Captain Sanger, a native of England, and a citizen
of the United States, and a pioneer of our State, hav-
lng arrived at San Francisco from Chili in the year
1848, as mate of the bark Romero of which the late
Captain George O. Johnson was master. Captain
Sanger was for many years master and owner of vex-
sels sailing out of this port. About the year 1858 he
visited his parents in Australia, and soon after mar-
ried and settled near Adelaide, N.S.W., where he
founded the celebrated Corowa Vineyard, which is
now the largest and most profitable vineyard in that
country. He was an energetic and enterprising man,
full of generous and noble impulses, and fully repre-
sented the noblest handiwork of God - an honest man.
In his death California has lost a son of her adoption
and the world’s busy fields a valuable worker. His
surviving father, aged 82, mourns the loss of a match-
less son. Faithful friend, peace to you ashes!
An inebriate named Edward Sanger was
found dead in his own house, at Beechworth,
Victoria, on the 22nd May. Medical evidence
showed that death had resulted from an enfeebled
state of the heart, induced by chronic alcoholism.
San Francisco Newspaper Cutting in the possession of Alan Jones.26045
SANGER- At Corowa N.S.W., about July 1st, Capt.
Edward Sanger, in the 50 year of his age
Captain Sanger, a native of England, and a citizen
of the United States, and a pioneer of our State, hav-
lng arrived at San Francisco from Chili in the year
1848, as mate of the bark Romero of which the late
Captain George O. Johnson was master. Captain
Sanger was for many years master and owner of vex-
sels sailing out of this port. About the year 1858 he
visited his parents in Australia, and soon after mar-
ried and settled near Adelaide, N.S.W., where he
founded the celebrated Corowa Vineyard, which is
now the largest and most profitable vineyard in that
country. He was an energetic and enterprising man,
full of generous and noble impulses, and fully repre-
sented the noblest handiwork of God - an honest man.
In his death California has lost a son of her adoption
and the world’s busy fields a valuable worker. His
surviving father, aged 82, mourns the loss of a match-
less son. Faithful friend, peace to you ashes!
Marriage
Illustrated Australian News for Home Readers (Melbourne, Vic. : 1867 - 1875) Saturday 22 May 186926047
SANGER — WOOD. — On the 6th May, at St. John's
Church, Corowa, N.S.W., by the Rev. C. J. Byng,
Edward Sanger to Mary Catherine Wood, Californian
papers please copy.
SANGER — WOOD. — On the 6th May, at St. John's
Church, Corowa, N.S.W., by the Rev. C. J. Byng,
Edward Sanger to Mary Catherine Wood, Californian
papers please copy.
Spouses
ChildrenAlice (1872-1940)
Mary Catherine (Kate) (-1937)
Edward Henry (1874-1932)
Annie (ca1875-1964)