Mary Jane Trevorrow

Mary Jane Trevorrow
Born	Mary Jane Bell 1843
Died	11 October 1933 West Brunswick, Victoria
Occupation	Publican
Years active	1884-1920
Known for	Royal Standard Hotel
Home town	Linton
Spouse(s)	Thomas Trevorrow
Children	Thomas, Frances, Will, Clement,

Mary Jane Trevorrow (1843-1933) was a publican in Linton, Victoria, <1884-1890>.

History

Mary was born Mary Jane Bell in about 1843. She married Thomas Trevorrow, a publican in Linton, in 1876. The marriage was on April 1876, in a ceremony at the residence of John Menhennet at Happy Valley. After her husband's death in 1884, she took over the license of their Royal Standard Hotel in Linton. In April 1890 she was charged with breaches of the licensing laws, including leaving the bar door unlocked out of hours, and selling liquor out of hours. She was fined £2, with £5 5s costs.

She was still listed as the owner of the hotel when it was delicensed in 1920.

Their son, also Thomas Trevorrow, died at 12 month on the 2 April 1878, and was buried in the Linton Cemetery.

Mary died in Melbourne in 1933:

TREVORROW.-On the 11th October, at 5 Barkly street, West Brunswick, Mary Jane, relict of the late Thomas Trevorrow (late of Linton, Victorla), beloved mother of Mrs. Frances, Mrs. Clement, Will (Sydney), and Tom; grandma of Doris, Florrie, Willie, Tom, Ernie, Stanley, and Roy, aged 90 years.