NAA: A1, 1916/3212

Tiedemann, Julia Emily

Digital copy - 34105

Details

Occupation as writtenHome Duties
Standardised occupationDS03: Domestic service - Other service
Application received14 Feb 1916
Application status Approved
OfficialA.H.
Date of approval or denial30 Mar 1916
If rejected, why?
Birthplace as writtenSt Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands
Modern countryUnited Kingdom
Age on application63
Age on arrival in Australia20
Port of DeparturePlymouth, England
Port of ArrivalWilliamstown, Victoria
Date of arrival1 May 1872
Name of shipQueen of the Nations
VoyageQueen of the Nations (1872-05-01)

Addresses

Address in Australia'Rosedale', Jordan Street, Malvern
Address StateVictoria
Time at address43 years
Previous address 1Southern Suburbs, Melbourne
Address StateVictoria
Time at address

Family

MarriedWidow
ChildrenYes

6: 2 males, 4 females.

References

Name of referenceR. W. Holmes
Occupation of referenceJustice of the Peace, Malvern, Victoria
Marginalia description

Police report attachedYes
Link to other applicant
LiterateYes

Why are they applying?

ReasonN/A
Other information

Further comments

Hunt to Tiedemann, 1 February 1916: she paid fee for DEA to check if husband had ever been naturalised, but apaprently not: named Hermann John Tiedemann

Police Report, A. E. Arnold, Constable, Malvern, Victoria Police, 29 Feb 1916: interviewed her, and known her 'for several years'; resides with sister, who he has known for 10 years. 'have always found applicant + also her sister, very reputable women.' According to sisters, 'they are French descent, + have no German blood in them.' Lived in Victoria for 43 years. 'I have no hesitation in stating that applicant does not associate with Germans.'

Memorandum, 11/3/16 - Hunt recommends her to Minister, and GM writed 'Appd' on 13.3.16.