James KIRKPATRICK, ,of Hoxton Park,NSW,Australia b. 10 Nov 1851 County Antrim, Northern Ireland d. 23 Apr 1904 Hoxton Park, New South Wales , Australia

1851 - 1904 (52 years)

Name	James KIRKPATRICK
Suffix	,of Hoxton Park,NSW,Australia
Born	10 Nov 1851	County Antrim, Northern Ireland
Christened	19 Dec 1851	Kilraughts First Presbyterian Church, Ballymoney, North Antrim, Northern Ireland
Gender	Male
Died	23 Apr 1904	Hoxton Park, New South Wales , Australia
Buried	25 Apr 1904	Presbyterian Cemetery, Liverpool, New South Wales, Australia
Person ID	I41	Kirkpatrick Family
Last Modified	17 Sep 2018

Father	John KIRKPATRICK, ,of Ballynahone,County Antrim, Northern Ireland, b. 1808, Ballynagashel, County Antrim, Northern Ireland , d. 7 Oct 1868, Ballynahone, County Antrim, Northern Ireland (Age 60 years)
Mother	Margaret Ann "Peggy" LEITCH, b. 1814, Artiferral, County Antrim, Northern Ireland , d. 1 Jun 1886, Drumdollagh, County Antrim, Northern Ireland (Age 72 years)
Married	Abt 1843	Kilraughts First Presbyterian Church, Ballymoney, North Antrim, Northern Ireland
Family ID	F69	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Catherine Jane MCCOOKE, b. 18 May 1857, Armoy, County Antrim, Northern Ireland , d. 22 Sep 1941, The "Braeside "Priv Hospital Stanmore .NSW.Australia (Age 84 years)

Married 2 Dec 1880 St Anne's Church of Ireland Cathedral, Belfast, Ireland

Although the family name is spelt McCooke in the 1911 census of Ireland ,Catherine's marriage record has her name spelt as McCook (this spelling is also used in her Australian records of death)

Children

	1. Margaret Ann KIRKPATRICK, b. 1 Jul 1880, Coleraine, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland , d. 17 May 1955 (Age 74 years)
	2. John KIRKPATRICK, ,of Hoxton Park,NSW,Australia, b. 13 Jan 1883, Hoxton Park, New South Wales , Australia , d. 17 Jun 1947, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital , Sydney, New South Wales, Australia (Age 64 years)
	3. James Leitch KIRKPATRICK, ,Wool Classer ,of Hoxton Park,NSW,Australia, b. 13 Aug 1884, Hoxton Park, New South Wales , Australia , d. 9 Aug 1953, The Repatriation General Hospital, Greenslopes, Brisbane, Qld.Australia (Age 68 years)
	4. Charles KIRKPATRICK, ,of Hoxton Park,NSW,Australia, b. 14 Jun 1886, Hoxton Park, New South Wales , Australia , d. 20 Nov 1925, Hoxton Park, New South Wales , Australia (Age 39 years)
	5. Private. Samuel KIRKPATRICK, ,Stretcher Bearer,of Hoxton Park,NSW,Australia, b. 18 Apr 1888, Hoxton Park, New South Wales , Australia , d. 4 Oct 1917, the battle of Broodseinde, Zonnebeke , Belguim (Age 29 years)
	6. Agnes KIRKPATRICK, b. 14 Sep 1890, Hoxton Park, New South Wales , Australia , d. 19 Jun 1967, Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia (Age 76 years)
	7. Joseph KIRKPATRICK, ,of Hoxton Park,NSW,Australia, b. 2 Jul 1892, Hoxton Park, New South Wales , Australia , d. 9 Jan 1957, Liverpool, New South Wales, Australia (Age 64 years)
	8. Robert KIRKPATRICK, ,of "Boxton",Elsmore,New South Wales,Australia, b. 2 May 1894, Hoxton Park, New South Wales , Australia , d. 25 Jan 1970, Inverell, New South Wales, Australia (Age 75 years)
	9. Mary KIRKPATRICK, b. 2 Apr 1896, Hoxton Park, New South Wales , Australia , d. 29 May 1988, Guildford, New South Wales, Australia (Age 92 years)
	10. Lily KIRKPATRICK, b. 16 May 1899, Hoxton Park, New South Wales , Australia , d. 30 May 1974, Inverell, New South Wales, Australia (Age 75 years)
	11. George H. KIRKPATRICK, b. 15 May 1902, Hoxton Park, New South Wales , Australia , d. 1957, Ashfield, New South Wales, Australia (Age 54 years)

Last Modified 17 Sep 2018

Family ID F15 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Notes

James Marriage Certificate states he was a Merchant/Dealer at 19 Academy St. Belfast Records located to date indicate James left for Australia in January 1881 aboard the "John Elder ",as an unassisted passenger, and Catherine and their daughter Margaret(listed on the ships manifest as I for Infant) followed 12 months later , departing on the 14th January 1882 from London,also as unassisted passengers,aboard the "Lusitania". One must assume James travelled out first to secure employment and a residence - and once having gained employment on the Upper canal as a stonemason-wrote home advising Catherine to join him. James was the first Presbyterian Lay Preacher and Church Elder in the area and was instrumental in the building of the Presbyterian Church in Hoxton Park.