Elizabeth Wittenoom, Free Settler “Wanstead” 1830

East Perth Cemeteries have Thomas WITTENOOM and Elizabeth WATERS as the parents of Rev John Burdett Wittenoom and Eliza Burdett Wittenoom.

BDM WA

Death 1845/179 Gwambygine (York); Wittenoom, Elizabeth, aged 74 (born c1771)

Grandson Charles Wittenoom farmed at Gwambygine, on the Avon River near York, from at least 1844.

The Enquirer Perth WA Wed 2 July 1845; Death:

At Gwambygine, near York, on the 27th instant (sic), in her 74th year, Elizabeth, relict of the late THOMAS WITTENOOM, Esq , Senior Proctor of the Vice-Admiralty Court at the Cape of Good Hope and Malta.

https://slwa.wa.gov.au/pdf/mn/mn1001_1500/mn1388.pdf (page 2/53)

ACC 4308A/HS25; Will of Elizabeth Wittenoom. 31 May 1845. ORIGINAL + TYPESCRIPT

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Death of her daughter; 1867/3606 Perth; Wittenoom, Eliza Burdett, aged 75 (born c1792)

https://www.eastperthcemeteries.com.au/index.php

The Inquirer and Commercial News Perth WA Wed 10 Jul 1867; Died:

WITTENOOM.—At Perth, on the 29th June, Eliza Burdett Wittenoom, in the 75th year of her age.

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Western Mail Perth WA Thu 4 Jul 1929; Pioneer Women (part article):

Miss Eliza Wittenoom came from Newark, in England, arriving here in the ship Stansted (sic), with her brother, the Rev. J. B. Wittenoom and several nephews. She died in 1867, another of that refined type of woman pioneer who set high standards of education and culture for her relations and others to follow.