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Rev. Joseph Hay 1847 - 1921

Rev. Joseph Hay was born on August 16, 1847 in Kirkintilloch, East Dunbartonshire County, Scotland United Kingdom to William Hay and Mary Hay ( Moffat. He was in a relationship with Marjory Hay ( Pender, and had children Iris Marjorie Hay, Olga Janet Hay, Norman Henderson Hay, Francis Arthur Hay, and Mary Helaine Hay. Rev. Hay died at age 74 years old on August 16, 1921 in Saint Kilda, VIC Australia, and was buried at Melbourne General Cemetery College Cres, in Parkville, Melbourne City County.

Rev. Joseph Hay

August 16, 1847

Kirkintilloch, East Dunbartonshire County, Scotland, United Kingdom

August 16, 1921

Saint Kilda, VIC, 3182, Australia

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The Argus, Melbourne. January 1889. MARRIAGES. HAY - PENDER.- On the 14th last., at St. Michael's, Mitcham, Adelaide, by the Rev. F.W. Samuell, the Rev. J. Hay, Elsternwick, to Marjory, third daughter of the late George Pender, of Stirling, Scotland.
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August 16, 1847

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Kirkintilloch, East Dunbartonshire County, Scotland United Kingdom

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1921

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August 16, 1921

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Saint Kilda, VIC 3182, Australia
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Melbourne General Cemetery College Cres, in Parkville, Melbourne City County, VIC 3052, Australia
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The Age, Melbourne. 17 August 1921. HAY. - On the 16th August, at 12 Alma road, St. Kilda, the Rev. Joseph, the dearly loved husband of Marjory Hay, in his 75th year. The Benalla Standard, Victoria. 23 August 1921. OBITUARY. REV. J. HAY. The Rev. Joseph Hay, a former Shepparton Shire councillor, ( Dookie Riding ), died on Tuesday at St. Kilda. Mr. Hay who was 75 years of age, came to Victoria as a Presbyterian minister many years ago. He was associated at College in Glasgow with the the Rev. Dr. Charles Strong, and during the controversy which resulted in Dr. Strong severing his connection with Scots Church in Collins Street, Mr. Hay took a leading part on his side. Soon afterwards Mr. Hay's health gave way, and he retired for several years to a property he owned at Dookie. Resuming ministerial work, Mr. Hay was stationed in various parts of the State. He was for many years in charge of the Presbyterian Church at Elsternwick. Recently Mr. Hay took over the work at Black Rock....

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Rev. Joseph Hay lived exactly as long as the average family member when died at the age of 74.

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In 1847, in the year that Rev. Joseph Hay was born, on July 1st, the first official postage stamps were issued in the US (not in the world - that was the UK). They were a nickel and a dime and showed Ben Franklin and George Washington.

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In 1869, when he was 22 years old, on February 5th, prospectors in Victoria, Australia, discovered the biggest loose gold nugget ever found. Known as the "Welcome Stranger", it was discovered only 1.2 inches below ground and weighed a whopping 214.1 lbs. It would be worth over $4 million today.

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