| Obituary
  - Mr. Roland Frederick Ibbotson  25
  July 1950 The Tumut and Adelong Times  | 
| A well-known and respected identity
  of Tumut, Mr. Roland Frederick Ibbotson, passed away at his home in
  Sydney Street, Tumut, on Monday last at 5 p.m. after a brief illness.
   He had contracted the severe type of
  influenza which is sweeping the Stale at the present time and which is, in
  effect, a form of virus pneumonia.  He lapsed into unconsciousness on
  Monday and passed away a few hours later.  The late Mr. Ibbotson, who was a
  son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Ibbotson, of Tumut, was born in
  a residence in the same street in which he had resided practically all
  his life and in which he died.  In early life deceased was employed at
  station work at Yanco by the late Mr. John Elliot, of Tumut, and on
  returning to this town worked as a carter for local store keepers,
  Messrs. Chapman and Deering.  In later years he took to   droving
  and he followed the occupa tion
  for the remainder of his active life, being mainly engaged in accompanying
  droving outfits to and from the mountains with stock and sheep.  The late Mr. Ibbotson was keenly interested
  in the progress of the facilities at the Tumut Racecourse   and
  was employed by the Racecourse Trust in this connexion from time to time over
  the years  He was a member of the M.U. I.O.O.F.,
  Loyal Tumut Lodge.    Deceased married, at Tumut, Miss
  Florence McAlister, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. McAlister, by
  whom he is survived, together with a family of four sons and two
  daughters, viz.: Raymond and Edgar (Tumut), Clarence and John (Sydney),
  Dorothy (Mrs. R. Dunstan, Tumut) and Deanie (Mrs.
  K. Slater, Sydney).  One daughter, Kathleen, died in
  infancy.  There are also two brothers, Bert
  Ibbotson (Katoomba) and Herbert (Burwood), surviving.  Three brothers, Charles, John and
  Arthur Ibbotson, and one sister, Emily (Mrs. A. Oddy),
  predeceased him.  The funeral took place on Friday afternoon
  last, leaving from All Saints' Church of England after a short'
  service conducted by Rev. W. J. Conran for the
  Tumut new cemetery, where interment took place.  Rev. Conran
  also officiated at the graveside and W. Beavan
  & Son had charge of the mortuary arrangements.  Pall-bearers were Messrs. Ray,
  Edgar, Clarrie and John Ibbotson (sons), Ralph
  Dunstan (son in-law) and Colin Ibbotson (nephew) .  Floral tributes were received from the
  following: - Mum, Ray and Colin; Jean, Ned and Noel; Dot and Ralph;
  Clarrie, Hazel and Peter; Deanie
  and Keith; Stella and John; Lionel and Jean; Els.
  and Wal.; Bert, Jessie,
  Mona and Peter; Edie and Ron. Davis and family; Hilda, Bill Nuttall and Ibbotson family; Norm., Ally and family;
  Denton family; Herb., Fanny, Arthur and Ivy; Fred, Lena and family;
  Mrs. Clyde, Gwen and Alex; Bert and Pincher; W. Connors and family, Masters
  family; Tim and Mrs. Jones, John and Eva; Alex, and Enid Livingstone;
  McNamara family; Myrtle, Bob and family; Bert, Enid and Lesley; Thelma
  and Tom Young; J. N. Clifford; Mr. and Mrs. J. Learmont
  and Johnny; W. Beavan and family; the Nicholls
  family; Mrs. Stubbs, Edna and Ken; Mr. and Mrs. Stan. Piper; Mrs.
  H. Elphick and family; Mat., Billy and family;
  Mr. and Mrs. Slater snr.; Mr. and Mrs. H. Eurell and Roslyn; Carr family; Dolly and Bill; Bump
  and Myrtle; Mill and Harry Crampton; C.
  Doon and family; Mr. and Mrs. J. McAlister and family; Mr. and Mrs. Tom
  O'Brien family; Mr. and  Mrs. F. Johnson and family; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
  Wilson and family; Clare and Wally Banwell; Tumut Turf
  Club; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Herron; Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Piper and family;
  Mr. and Mrs. D. Spencer; Mrs. Col. McDonnell; Edna, Norm, and Roger; Rowley,
  Margaret and family; Amy and Stan. Burgess; Mick, Rosa and family; Fred.
  Brumby and family; C. D. Stokes and family; Harry and Mrs. Baker
  and George Baker; Lina A. Morton; Mr. and Mrs.
  D. Phillips; Josie and Harry Kell and family; May,
  Bebe and Usher; Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Hill;
  Charlie and Jane Mc- Donnell and family; members of M.U.I.O.F.;
  Bill Bridle; Mr. And Mrs. Bob Brown; Returned Soldiers' League; Alf. Jeffrey
  and family; Dot, Tom, Colin and Joyce Monagle,
  Peter and Pearl Jeffrey; Thelma, Mick and family; Dot, Jack   and
  Noel; Hilda, Jim and family; Pearl, Ted and boys; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Randell; Mr. and Mrs. Paul; Frank Connors and family; Mr.
  and Mrs. H. Munt and Leila; Mr. and Mrs.
  Bert Anderson; Betty and Bill Rabone; Mr. and
  Mrs. O'Sullivan; Mr. and Mrs. J. Mather; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chave and Chave family; Mr. and
  Mrs. Stan. Prowse; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nuttall;
  Mr. and Mrs. F. Malone and family. |