Thread: Herbert Francis Justin - Born Ireland

I understand that Herbert F Justin, born Clonbulloge, County Offaly, Southern Ireland in 1903/1904, died in Australia.

Think he was a minister of the church. Cannot find any records of him and his wife sailing from England. They may have come via Ireland.

Understand that he died in Australia.

Appreciate the above gives very little information to research from.

All help will be much appreciated.

Found this newspaper article in the Australian Historic Newspapers here: Home - Trove
not sure if it could be him, but this person died in England.
Courier Mail Brisbane 27/3/1934
Pastors Death in Pulpit LONDON, March 26.

While he was preaching in the Central Hall Mission at Deal, Pastor Herbert Justin dropped dead in the pulpit as he concluded reading the text from St. John's Gospel, chapter 9, verse 4:-"I must work the works of Him that sent Me while it is day: the night cometh, when no man can work."
I checked FreeBMD for England and there is a death in Jan-Mar 1934 for a Herbert F Justin 30yrs so it looks like your man.
I guess for it to be reported in the Australian newspapers that he may have lived there.

Is this your man/
Herbert Francis Justin Birth July/Aug/Sep 1903 Edenderry(Offaly) Ireland
Gro no.
Vol 3
Page 343

Possibly you can obtain birth cert from GRO Ireland at Roscommon.
Will see if his parents are on 1911 census in Offaly.

Here is the family in 1911
Clonbulloge Kings co(Offaly)

Joseph Rynehart 47 shopkeeper born Kings
Emma Rynehart 45 wife born Co. Kildare
HERBERT FRANCIS JUSTIN 7 stepson born KingsCo.
Harcourt Sydney Justin 7 stepson born kings Co.
Hannah Rebcca Justin 11 stepdaughter born Kings
and Mary Coglan , aged 14 , a servant.

1901 Conbulloge Kings Co.
Henry Edward Justin 50 head Shopkeeper born Co. Kildare r
Emma Justin 34 wife, housekeeper, born Co. Kildare
Henry E Justin 20 , son farmer not married born Co Kildare
Hannah R Justin aged 1 born Kings Co.
James Cullen servant, 28 farm lab
and Mary Flynn aged 17 servant.
The family were church of Ireland and the two servants were RC.
The house is described as a public house and has 10 rooms.