NAA: A1, 1912/15252

Norman, Mary

Digital copy - 13933

Details

Occupation as writtenDomestic Duties / Wife of merchant
Standardised occupationDS00: Domestic service - Domestic duties
Application received23 Aug 1912
Application status Denied
OfficialA.H.
Date of approval or denial28 Sep 1912
If rejected, why?native of Asia
Birthplace as writtenTripoli, Syria (Greek)
Modern countryLebanon
Age on application26
Age on arrival in Australia15
Port of DepartureTripoli
Port of ArrivalLargo Bay
Date of arrival5 Jul 1901
Name of shipNone

Addresses

Address in AustraliaWallaroo Mines
Address StateSouth Australia
Time at address11 years

Family

MarriedYes
ChildrenYes

4: girls reside with her

References

Name of referenceJoseph Jon Pim
Occupation of referenceJustice of the Peace (South Australia)
Marginalia description

p.1 - on rejection page, written 'Syria' and 'noted in refusals book GB 30/9'

Police report attachedNo
Link to other applicant
LiterateNo

Why are they applying?

ReasonN/A
Other information

Further comments

She has put nationality as Greek. AH, 27 August 1912, p.3, writes to ask the nationality of her parents! p.2 - the local Grocers and Ironmongers, Tonkin & Beckwith, send answer that nationality for her parents Greek. Same for her husband applying at the same time, Michael Norman (3/9/1912, p.2)

Husband's application at same time: NAA: A1, 1912/15942, Michael Norman - Naturalization (1912), barcode 14023. Police Report, Endina Police Station, 19 September 1912, p.3: been in correspondence with Wallaroo Mines, where he has lived for c.20 years. 'He is a colored man, residing with his wife and 4 children on his freehold property on Port Road, Wallaroo Mines, and is a steady, respectable, peaceful subject, and has never come under the notice of the Police in this district. Norman states that he and his wife her born in Tripoli, Syria, but they have no papers or documents to prove their birthplaces. He further states he is a Greek and brings his family up in the Greek religion.' Police specifically asked to determine if 'he is a colored man' in correspondence fromUnder Secretary, Chief Secretary's Office, Adelaide, 11/9, p.4. (Hunt had simply asked for nationality and birthplace of parents, 27 Aug, p.6)