Biography
John Ingleby Webster was born 15 March 1869 in Binda, New South Wales, Australia to Charles Samuel Webster (1845-1911) and Mary Jane Howarth (1850-1925) and died 7 August 1950 49 Woolwich Rd., Hunters Hill, New South Wales, Australia of unspecified causes. He married Louisa Anne Cramp (1873-1956) 21 July 1894 in Binda, New South Wales, Australia.
Children
| Name | Birth | Death | Joined with |
| Mona Emma Webster (1895-1929) | |||
| Cecil Edward Webster (1898-1961) | |||
| Charles Samuel Webster (1900-1960) | |||
| Martha Jane Temperance Webster (1904-1999) | |||
| John Ingilby Webster (1905-1986) | |||
| Harry Branson Webster (1907-1982) | 28 September 1907 Crookwell, New South Wales, Australia | 11 August 1982 Bundanoon, New South Wales, Australia | Rosetta Mary Allport (c1917-2003) |
| Constance Louise Webster (1910-1998) | |||
| Kathleen Mary Webster (1911-1940) | |||
Obituary
An old resident of Binda passed away in Sydney recently when Mr. John Ingilby Webster, retired grazier, of 49 Woolwich Street, Hunter's Hill, died at the age of 81 years. Mr. Webster was for many years a church warden at St. James Church of England, Binda, where he had been a renowned church worker during his long residence as a grazier in that district, where his home was known as "Hyde Park." Prior to his death, Mr. Webster suffered an illness extending over two years, during which time he was ministered to by Rev. Smee who made a special trip to Binda to assist at the last rites in company with Rev. Pickburn, Rector of Blnda, and Rev. Canon Nell, Rector of Crookwell and formerly of Binda. The remains were interred in the Church of England portion of Binda Cemetery. At the church service, Rev. Smee stated that the late gentleman was one of the best Christians he had met during his clerical life and spoke very highly of him. Born at "Cargrave," Binda. Mr. Webster married at Binda in 1894, his wife surviving him. He leaves a number of sons and daughters. The daughters are Mona Erma (Sydney), Constance Louisa (Sydney), Temperance (Sydney) and sons Cecil Edward (Wheeo), Charles (Crookwell), Harry (Grabben Gullen) and Jack (Sydney). One daughter (Kathleen Wright) predeceased him. In his younger days Mr. Webster was fond of cricket and tennis and was a noted horseman. He had a kindly disposition and will be long remembered by the Binda folk.
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