Edwin Herbert Glasson, murderer

[bakerdf1]

The Carcoar tragedy with the murder of  william phillips?  1893
If he is linked to John and Dorothy Verant I will follow this lead, if not I can concentrate on others.
Thanks

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The Carcoar tragedy with the murder of William Phillips? 1893
If he is linked to John and Dorothy Verrant I will follow this lead, if not I can concentrate on others.

Yes he surely was. The son of Henry Glasson and Annie nee Paule:

Name: Edwin Hubert (known as Bertie) GLASSON. Birth: 5 Oct 1866 in Carcoar Christening: 18 Feb 1867 Death: 29 Nov 1893 in Bathurst Goal (hung as per sentence passed) 2 Burial: 29 Nov 1893 Church of England cemetery Bathurst
NSW Birth Certificate V18661494 160/1866 (Copy obtained - baptismal index only)

Lannanta

[bakerdf1]

Edwin lasson had a daughter Noela Beatrice born in 1894.
I can find a possible marriage for her to Kenneth Slessor in 1922, but this marriage was of a Noela Senior.
I can't find any previous marriage to a Senior.
Di

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Edwin lasson had a daughter Noela Beatrice born in 1894.
I can find a possible marriage for her to Kenneth Slessor in 1922, but this marriage was of a Noela Senior.
I can't find any previous marriage to a Senior.
Di

Hello Di

This will explain the use of the name Senior and the Ken referred to is Kenneth Slessor:

Ken remained in Sydney. As a young man, he was 5 ft 10 ins (178 cm) tall, with blue eyes, reddish hair, a ruddy complexion and a moustache. On 18 August 1922 at the Methodist parsonage, Ashfield, he married 28-year-old Noëla Beatrice Myee Ewart Glasson, who used her stepfather's surname, Senior. Theirs was to be a sometimes tempestuous relationship, but Slessor was devoted to her, even after her death. They were childless. Noëla, a slim brunette with grey eyes, was a Catholic—a source of anguish to Ken's Presbyterian mother.

The marriage of Edwin's widow was also recorded:

The Wyalong Advocate and Mining, Agricultural and Pastoral Gazette (NSW : 1900 - 1928)
Saturday 31 August 1901
Memories will be revived of one of the saddest tragedies of Western N.S.W. by the marriage announcement in Saturday's Daily Telegraph —
Senior — Glasson — Stanton John, oldest son of George Senior, Esq., Derbyshire (England), to Annie May third surviving daughter, of the late Captain W. Summerbelle, of Braeside, Potts Point.
The bride, a. talented musician, is well-known in social circles in Sydney. Lady Carrington was very much interested in her.

Lannanta