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     Clara was born at Redruth, CON, ENG, , on 20 December 1856. She was listed as Henry Hollow's daughter and living in the household on the 1861 census at Drump Lane, Redruth, CON, ENG, ; Mason Journeyman. Clara Hollow was Henry Hollow's daughter and living in the household on the 1871 census at Hick's Terrace, Redruth, CON, ENG, , Mason. They migrated with Henry Hollow on 4 October 1878.

Two brothers, Arthur and Henry Hollow arrived in Adelaide, SA with their families and a cousin, Emma Hollow on 8th January 1879 aboard the "Salisbury".
The families were
Arthur, 35, a mason, his wife Mary, 34 and his children, Fitzroy Arthur 5, Ethel George 2 and Ernest Henry 6m., and
Henry, 42, a mason, his wife Priscilla 41, and his children, Clara 22, (domestic servant), Ellen 18 (domestic servant), Henry (Harry) 16 (mason), Samuel 14 (mason).
The cousin Emma was aged 37 and was also a domestic servant.

. Clara died on 23 September 1934 at 7 Aroona Rd, Caulfield, VIC, AUS, , at age 77.²

     Ellen was born at Redruth, CON, ENG, , in 1860. She was listed as Henry Hollow's daughter and living in the household on the 1861 census at Drump Lane, Redruth, CON, ENG, ; Mason Journeyman. Ellen (Nellie) Hollow was Henry Hollow's daughter and living in the household on the 1871 census at Hick's Terrace, Redruth, CON, ENG, , Mason. They migrated with Henry Hollow on 4 October 1878.

Two brothers, Arthur and Henry Hollow arrived in Adelaide, SA with their families and a cousin, Emma Hollow on 8th January 1879 aboard the "Salisbury".
The families were
Arthur, 35, a mason, his wife Mary, 34 and his children, Fitzroy Arthur 5, Ethel George 2 and Ernest Henry 6m., and
Henry, 42, a mason, his wife Priscilla 41, and his children, Clara 22, (domestic servant), Ellen 18 (domestic servant), Henry (Harry) 16 (mason), Samuel 14 (mason).
The cousin Emma was aged 37 and was also a domestic servant.

. As of 1889,her married name was Rye. She married Jeffrey Thomas Rye at VIC, AUS, in 1889. Ellen died on 2 November 1940 at Camberwell, VIC, AUS. Interred at Warringal Cemetery, Heidelberg..¹

     Occupation: Contractor at Melbourne, VIC, AUS. Henry was born at Redruth, CON, ENG, , in 1863. He was Henry Hollow's son and living in the household on the 1871 census at Hick's Terrace, Redruth, CON, ENG, , Mason. They migrated with Henry Hollow on 4 October 1878.

Two brothers, Arthur and Henry Hollow arrived in Adelaide, SA with their families and a cousin, Emma Hollow on 8th January 1879 aboard the "Salisbury".
The families were
Arthur, 35, a mason, his wife Mary, 34 and his children, Fitzroy Arthur 5, Ethel George 2 and Ernest Henry 6m., and
Henry, 42, a mason, his wife Priscilla 41, and his children, Clara 22, (domestic servant), Ellen 18 (domestic servant), Henry (Harry) 16 (mason), Samuel 14 (mason).
The cousin Emma was aged 37 and was also a domestic servant.

. He married Elizabeth Victoria Whelpton at Queenstown, VIC, AUS, , in 1887. He was the informant for Henry Hollow's death at Alphington, VIC, AUS, , on 29 January 1901.^1,2 Henry died on 5 May 1928 at Brighton, VIC, AUS.¹ His body was interred on 7 May 1928 at Box Hill, VIC, AUS, , at Box Hill Cemetery.³

Biography
Henry Hollow (1863-1928) and his brother Samuel (1865-1951) together with their father, also Henry Hollow, created the business Hollow and Sons, Builders, in Melbourne, Australia. The story of the business and his family is told in Hollow Logs, 20, 21, 22, and 23.

     Samuel was born at Redruth, CON, ENG, , on 17 June 1865. He was Henry Hollow's son and living in the household on the 1871 census at Hick's Terrace, Redruth, CON, ENG, , Mason. They migrated with Henry Hollow on 4 October 1878.

Two brothers, Arthur and Henry Hollow arrived in Adelaide, SA with their families and a cousin, Emma Hollow on 8th January 1879 aboard the "Salisbury".
The families were
Arthur, 35, a mason, his wife Mary, 34 and his children, Fitzroy Arthur 5, Ethel George 2 and Ernest Henry 6m., and
Henry, 42, a mason, his wife Priscilla 41, and his children, Clara 22, (domestic servant), Ellen 18 (domestic servant), Henry (Harry) 16 (mason), Samuel 14 (mason).
The cousin Emma was aged 37 and was also a domestic servant.

. Occupation: Carpenter in 1887 at Carlton, VIC, AUS. He married Mary Ellen Williams at North Carlton, VIC, AUS, on 22 September 1887. He married Frances Caroline Dowd at Hawthorn, VIC, AUS, on 17 June 1933.² Samuel died on 26 March 1951 at St Ives Private Hospital, East Melbourne, VIC, AUS, , at age 85.³ His body was interred on 13 April 1951 at Box Hill, VIC, AUS, , at Box Hill Cemetery.⁴

Biography
Henry Hollow (1863-1928) and his brother Samuel (1865-1951) together with their father, also Henry Hollow, created the business Hollow and Sons, Builders, in Melbourne, Australia. The story of the business and his family is told in Hollow Logs, 20, 21, 22, and 23.

     Mary was born at CON, ENG, , on 18 February 1844.¹ She married Arthur Hollow at Redruth, CON, ENG, , on 6 August 1867.¹ As of 6 August 1867,her married name was Hollow.¹ She migrated with Arthur Hollow on 4 October 1878.

Two brothers, the sons of Henry Hollow (1806-1879), Arthur and Henry Hollow arrived in Adelaide, SA with their families and a cousin, Emma Hollow on 8th January 1879 aboard the "Salisbury".
The families were
Arthur, 35, a mason, his wife Mary, 34 and his children, Fitzroy Arthur 5, Ethel George 2 and Ernest Henry 6m.
Henry, 42, a mason, his wife Priscilla 41, and his children, Clara 22, (domestic servant), Ellen 18 (domestic servant), Henry (Harry) 16 (mason), Samuel 14 (mason).
The cousin Emma was aged 37 and was also a domestic servant.. Mary died on 1 September 1938 at North Unley, S.A., AUS, at age 94.²

     Fitzroy was born at Redruth, CON, ENG, , on 14 November 1872.^2,3 They migrated with Arthur Hollow on 4 October 1878.

Two brothers, the sons of Henry Hollow (1806-1879), Arthur and Henry Hollow arrived in Adelaide, SA with their families and a cousin, Emma Hollow on 8th January 1879 aboard the "Salisbury".
The families were
Arthur, 35, a mason, his wife Mary, 34 and his children, Fitzroy Arthur 5, Ethel George 2 and Ernest Henry 6m.
Henry, 42, a mason, his wife Priscilla 41, and his children, Clara 22, (domestic servant), Ellen 18 (domestic servant), Henry (Harry) 16 (mason), Samuel 14 (mason).
The cousin Emma was aged 37 and was also a domestic servant.. He married Florence Mary Hughes Atkinson at Baptist Church, Hilton, SA, Adelaide, S.A., AUS, , on 29 October 1900.⁴ Fitzroy died on 15 June 1956 at Clarence Park, S.A., AUS, , at age 83.^4,5

     Ethel died. Ethel was born at Redruth, CON, ENG, , on 14 September 1875.¹ They migrated with Arthur Hollow on 4 October 1878.

Two brothers, the sons of Henry Hollow (1806-1879), Arthur and Henry Hollow arrived in Adelaide, SA with their families and a cousin, Emma Hollow on 8th January 1879 aboard the "Salisbury".
The families were
Arthur, 35, a mason, his wife Mary, 34 and his children, Fitzroy Arthur 5, Ethel George 2 and Ernest Henry 6m.
Henry, 42, a mason, his wife Priscilla 41, and his children, Clara 22, (domestic servant), Ellen 18 (domestic servant), Henry (Harry) 16 (mason), Samuel 14 (mason).
The cousin Emma was aged 37 and was also a domestic servant.. As of 3 June 1901,her married name was Hardwick.² She married George James Hardwick at Holy Trinity Church, Adelaide, Adelaide, S.A., AUS, , on 3 June 1901.²

     Ernest was born at Redruth, CON, ENG, , on 31 March 1878. Born at Rose Row, Redruth.. They migrated with Arthur Hollow on 4 October 1878.

Two brothers, the sons of Henry Hollow (1806-1879), Arthur and Henry Hollow arrived in Adelaide, SA with their families and a cousin, Emma Hollow on 8th January 1879 aboard the "Salisbury".
The families were
Arthur, 35, a mason, his wife Mary, 34 and his children, Fitzroy Arthur 5, Ethel George 2 and Ernest Henry 6m.
Henry, 42, a mason, his wife Priscilla 41, and his children, Clara 22, (domestic servant), Ellen 18 (domestic servant), Henry (Harry) 16 (mason), Samuel 14 (mason).
The cousin Emma was aged 37 and was also a domestic servant.. He married Annie Marina Virgo at St Luke's Church, Adelaide, Adelaide, S.A., AUS, , on 11 September 1912. Ernest died on 23 October 1970 at Adelaide, S.A., AUS, at age 92.¹

     Jane was born in 1846. She married Samuel Hollow at Redruth, CON, ENG, , in 1868.¹ As of 1868,her married name was Hollow.¹ She migrated with Samuel Hollow in January 1875. Arrived on the Somersetshire, Jan. 1875.² Jane died on 21 January 1925 at Moonee Ponds, VIC, AUS.^3,4 She was buried on 23 January 1925 at Melbourne General Cemetery, Melbourne, VIC, AUS; age 79.⁵

     Occupation: civil servant. Edgar was born at Redruth, CON, ENG, , in 1873.¹ They migrated with Samuel Hollow in January 1875. Arrived on the Somersetshire, Jan. 1875.² He married Alice Louisa Beseler at VIC, AUS, in 1892.³ They was a witness at Robert Edgerton Watson and Mildred Jane Hollow's wedding at South Melbourne, VIC, AUS, on 23 February 1898.⁴ Edgar died on 8 October 1926 at Moonee Ponds, VIC, AUS.

Death Notice
HOLLOW - On the 8th October 1926 at her residence 28 Hopetoun street Moonee Ponds. Edgar John beloved husband of Alice Louisa Hollow (nee Beseler), loved father of Millie (Mrs Fouracre), Harry, Cyrll and Beryl, and loving brother of Percy, Millie (Mrs Watson), Emmie and Cyril (deceased), aged 53 years
The Argus Sat 9th Oct. 1926.⁵ He was buried on 9 October 1926 at Coburg Ridge Cemetery, Coburg, VIC, AUS.⁶

     Mildred died. Mildred was born at Melbourne, VIC, AUS, in 1875. As of 23 February 1898,her married name was Watson.¹ She married Robert Edgerton Watson at South Melbourne, VIC, AUS, on 23 February 1898.¹

     Emma was born at Carlton, VIC, AUS, in 1878. Emma died on 15 May 1931 at Essendon, VIC, AUS, .¹ She was buried on 16 May 1931 at Melbourne General Cemetery, Melbourne, VIC, AUS.²

     Cyril was born at Chiltern, VIC, AUS, , in 1880.¹ He married Elizabeth Connell McKenzie at VIC, AUS, in 1905.¹ Occupation: Tailor's Cutter in 1910 at Heidelberg, VIC, AUS. Cyril died on 19 September 1910 at Heidelberg, VIC, AUS.^2,3 He was buried on 21 September 1910 at Melbourne General Cemetery, Melbourne, VIC, AUS; age 30.⁴

     Mary was born in 1850. She married George Hollow at Redruth, CON, ENG, , in 1870.¹ As of 1870,her married name was Hollow.¹ She migrated with George Hollow on 1 August 1870.² Mary died on 10 October 1923 at Elsternwick, VIC, AUS.³ She was buried on 11 October 1923 at Brighton Cemetery, Brighton, VIC, AUS; Died of Paralysis (Agitus) Heart failure, aged 73 years.⁴

     Mabel was born at Melbourne, VIC, AUS, in 1871. Mabel died on 7 January 1942 at Brighton, VIC, AUS.¹ She was buried on 8 January 1942 at Springvale Botanical Cemetery, Melbourne, VIC, AUS.²

     Herbert was born at North Melbourne, VIC, AUS, in 1873. He married Ada Louisa Josephine (Dot) George at Carlton, VIC, AUS, on 16 June 1908.^1,2 WEDDING BELLS. REV. H.S. HOLLOW-MISS A. L. J. GEORGE. The marriage of the Rev. H. S. Hollow, M.A., incumbent of St. Augustine's, Moreland, and eldest son of the Rev. George Hollow, of Wallan, to Miss Ada Louisa Josephine George, fifth daughter of the late Ex. Cr. Joseph George,at one time Mayor of Brunswick, was solemnised at St. Augustines Church, Moreland, on Wednesdey afternoon (says the Brunswick Medium of June 20th), in the presence of a crowded attendance. . The afficiating clergy were the Vicar General of the Diocese (Ven. Archdeacon Hindley), assisted by the Revs. George Hollow, senior, and F. W. Newton, The church was prettily decorated by the girl friends of the bride with floral arches, horse shoes, etc. A very pretty effect was produced by a wedding bell underneath which was a floral design of the brides pet name Ada in the novel device of a bar of music representing the notes A. D.A. The bride was given away by her eldest brother, Mr. W. E. George, while the bride groom's best man was his brother (Mr. Victor Hollow, LL B.), with the Rev, A.M. Dapper as groomsman. The bride wore a white Sicilian coat and skirt. The coat was a French kimona bound with white silk braid, worn over silk blouse finely tucked with transparent yoke, three-quarter sleeves, the kimona coat sleeves and revers on neck edged with ball trimming. Both coat and skirt were trimmed with panels of silk insertions and finished off with true-lover's knots of braid. A hat of white silk crinoline straw with dome.shaped crown was worn with swathings of tulle, finished off with large oval buckle made of straw and white wings. The bride also carried a white kid prayer book, the gift of the bridegroom. The bridesmaids were the Misses Flora, Sadie and Zoe Mc Henry, nieces of the bride. They wore finely tucked White silk frocks inlet with fine French Voil insertion, with pale blue bells finished with blue rosettes. Their hats of pale blue were mushroom shaped and they carried crooks grouped with pale pink roses and carnations tied with pale blue ribbons. The bridegroom's gifts to them were gold bangles with initialled torquoise pendants. As the bridal party left the Church the Choir sang " Oh, Rest In The Lord". Mrs F. T------- presiding at the organ. As the bride and bridegroom re - entered the Church from the vestry a white satin horseshoe was linked on their arms by Miss Emma Robinson. After the wedding ceremony, the Rev. H.S. and Mrs Hollow held a reception at the local Town Hall, followed by the wedding tea, at which only the immediate relatives and friends of the two families, with the exception of representatives from St. Augustine's and of Holy Trinity, Port Melbourne to which latter church the bridegroom will shortly be inducted, were present. The wedding presents were numerous and handsome, and included several cheques. The bride and bridegroom left for Lorne, where they will spend their honeymoon.The bride's travelling dress consisted of a tailor made navy blue coat and skirt, golden straw hat trimmed with pale blue and cut of white fox furs.
Evelyn Observer and Bourke East Record Friday 17 July 1908. Occupation: Clerk in Holy Orders in 1938 at Hawthorn, VIC, AUS. Herbert died on 24 July 1938 at Hawthorn, VIC, AUS.¹ Rev. H. S. Hollow
Christ Church, Hawthorn, was filled with parishioners, friends, and others yes- terday when a memorial service was held for the Rev. H. Stanley Hollow, rural dean of Hawthorn, who died on Sunday after having served the church as vicar for 20 years. Many people were unable to gain admittance. During the service, children from the Sunday school connected with the church and from the West Hawthorn State school lined the street.
The service, which was attended by more than 40 clergy, was conducted by Arch- bishop Head. Earlier, a Communion service had been celebrated by the Bishop of Geelong (the Right Rev. J. J. Booth), assisted by the Rev. A. Roscoe Wilson. Archbishop Head also conducted the ser vice at the Springvale Crematorium, where a Masonic service was read by the chaplain of the City of Hawthorn Lodge (Wor. Bro. A. Lyell).

The chief mourners were Mr. Victor S. Hollow (brother), Mr. M. Stanley Hollow (nephew). Dr. J.T. Hollow, Messrs. Samuel Hollow, Harold Hollow, Norman Hollow, Charles Hollow Ernest Hollow, Walter Hollow, and H. Rye (cousins) ; Mr. Harold George. Mr. E. S. George, and Mr. E. McHenry (brothers-in-law).

PAll-bearers were the Chief Justice oí the High Court of Australia (Sir John Latham), the Mayor of Hawthorn (Councillor J. A. Gray), Mr. Edgar, M.L.C., Mr. E. T. Macdermott, registrar of the diocese; Wor. Bro. W. J. Deane, Master of the City of Hawthorn Lodge; Mr. L. V. Biggs, Messrs. A. W. Green, J. B. Pridmore, and G. C. DIckason, church wardens; Lieutenant Snell, representing the 37-39th Battalion, A.M.F., and Mr. F. W. Fisher, representing the council of Tintern Church of England Girls' Grammar School.
The funeral arrangements were made by Le Pine and Son Pty. Ltd.
The Argus 26 Jul 1938.

     Florence was born at Carlton, VIC, AUS, in 1878. Florence died in 1890 at Doncaster, VIC, AUS, .¹

     Occupation: (an unknown value). Victor was born at Carlton, VIC, AUS, on 10 July 1880. He married Faith Booth in 1912. Victor Sydney Hollow was Master of Arts.-Victor Sydney Hollow. Degree conferred at Mebourne Universtity.
The Argus - Tuesday 19 September 1916. on 18 September 1916. Victor died on 18 March 1964 at Brighton, VIC, AUS, at age 83.¹ He was buried on 20 March 1964 at Springvale Botanical Cemetery, Melbourne, VIC, AUS.²

     Eliza Jane Oates was listed as William Martin Oates's daughter in the 1851 census at Saveock Water, St Clement, CON, ENG, ; Tin miner. Eliza Jane Oates was baptized on 25 May 1851 at Baldhu, CON, ENG, .¹ Eliza was born at Kenwyn, CON, ENG, , in 1851. She arrived at Adelaide, S.A., AUS, circa 1857. She migrated with William Martin Oates.² She married Joseph Hollow at Beechworth, VIC, AUS, on 5 September 1867. As of 5 September 1867,her married name was Hollow. Eliza died on 3 June 1873 at El Dorado, VIC, AUS.²

     Occupation: Miner.1899. Alfred was born at El Dorado, VIC, AUS, on 22 May 1868. He married Marguerite Anne Leitch at Moondarra, VIC, AUS, , on 27 December 1899. Alfred died on 10 August 1943 at 45 Ovens St., Wangaratta, VIC, AUS, at age 75.

Death Notice.
HOLLOW.-On August 10 (suddenly), at his residence. 45 Ovens street. Wangaratta. Alfred, dearly loved husband of Margaret, and loving father of Ivy, Alfred (Kallista), Colin (A.M.F.), Lilian (Mrs. Ednie. Footscray), Gwen (Mrs. S. Fleming. Wangaratta), and Robert (R.A.A.F.)
The Argus (Melbourne) Wednesday 11 August 1943.

Biography
The story of Alfred Hollow (1868-1943) and his family in Australia can be found in Hollow Log 50.

     William was born at El Dorado, VIC, AUS, in 1870. He married Flora Martha Cardwell Cameron at Benalla, VIC, AUS, on 17 January 1901. He married Anne Elizabeth (Annie) Dobson at Wangaratta Methodist Church, Wangaratta, VIC, AUS, circa 15 May 1918. William died on 18 July 1936 at Richmond, VIC, AUS.

Death notice.
HOLLOW.— On the 18th July (suddenly). William Charles Hollow, of 52 Rowena- parade, Richmond, the dearly beloved hus band of Annie Hollow, and loved father of Leslie, Henry, Charles R. (deceased), Rupert and Shirley, aged 66 years.
The Age Monday 20 July 1936.¹

Biography
The story of William Charles Hollow (1870-1936) and his family in Australia can be found in Hollow Log 49.

     Joseph Henry Hollow (1872-1928)

Joseph Henry Hollow was the third son of Joseph Hollow and Eliza Oates and would have been only one year old when his mother died. It is believed that he was brought up by his Aunty, Lucy at Byawatha. She married Lewis Thomas in 1877, he died in 1878, she married a second time to Anthony Allen in 1898.

Joseph moved to Western Australia and was known around Southern Cross at about the turn of the century. He joined the AIF on 5/2/1916 at the age of 43, his enlistment papers describe him as having a bronzed complexion with blue eyes and brown hair, he was 5'4" tall and weighed 140 lbs. He was a sapper in the army and was attached to the 2nd. Reinforcements of 3rd. Company of the 1st. Mining Battalion.

The Mining Corps was made up of men that..

          "were on average older than most infantrymen but were marked by a capacity for very fast work and the willingness to take great risks".

It is interesting to note that there were two other Hollows who were members of the Australian Tunnelling Coys. during WWI. [Pte. John Hollow (Army no. 5756) and Sgt. William James Hollow (Army no. 593)]

Joseph arrived at Marseilles aboard the "City of Edinburgh" on 17/5/1916 and marched in to the troop depot at Etaples, near Boulogne, on 1/6/1916. On the 24th June Joseph was admitted to hospital with pharyngitis, an infection of the throat and was subsequently shipped to England on the H.S. Newhaven.
On the 3rd of September, 1916 he was taken on strength of the 1st. Australian Tunnelling Corps. At that time the Tunnelling Corps were on active duty at Hill 60, 2.5 miles SE of Ypres. The mines at Hill 60 were active from 1915 to 1917, they were started by the British and in April 1916 were taken over by the 3rd. Canadian Tunnelling Company, many Australians worked with this unit.

The 1st. Australian Tunnelling Company took over on the 9th. of September so presumably Joseph Hollow saw active duty there. The mines were dug to undermine the German lines as part of a plan to capture Messines. The mines were finally blown up on the 7th. June 1917 and although the Australians remained until that time Joseph Hollow was hospitalised in December 1916 with influenza, taken back to England and admitted to the 1st. General hospital with bronchitis. When he recovered Joseph was joined the nursing staff, he returned to Australia on , the troop ship A54. He left England in December 1917 and was discharged from the army on the 6/3/1918.

Aunty Gwen remembers Joe visiting the family one Christmas, Ivy gave him a present and he said it was the first Christmas box he had ever received. Once during the visit the men were drinking beer and Uncle Joe offered some to Col, who accepted it gladly. Grandma was most upset about it as Col was only a youth at the time.

For more than 25 years Joseph prospected in the Yilgarn and the Phillips River area and was once described as "the Yilgarn's most reliable and best known prospector". He discovered a number of new finds but left little material wealth when he died. He discovered "the Banker", 10 miles SE of Marvel Loch and took over the lease of the "Francis Furnace". He also discovered gold in the Forrestiana area 40 miles S of Southern Cross.

Joseph was best known for discovering a new field in the Glenelg hills area 30 miles SW of Southern Cross in 1924. This field was originally known as "Hollow's Find" but was later changed to Holleton to include the names of both finders, Joseph Hollow and his partner Alfred Heaton.

The following extract from "The Holleton Story" compiled by Iris Bristow for the Narembeen Historical Society explains the discovery:

" Rumours had been rife, prior to 1924, that gold existed somewhere near the Rabbit Proof Fence. Prospectors, Mr. Joseph Hollow and his mate, Mr. Alfred Heaton decided that they would have a look and see if they could locate any of the gold that was supposed to be there.

Starting out with a prospecting outfit and a load of provisions, they went down the line from Southern Cross, and struck the Rabbit Proof Fence at Burracoppin. They altered their course and came south for about 50 miles, travelling along the fence. When they struck the grandstone country they gradually worked east for about 2.5 miles, where they found traces of gold. After considerable work they succeeded in locating a leader, "which was to rich to leave". The date was September 5th, 1924.

The Reward lease of 24 acres (Number 3280) was approved by the Governor in Executive Council on the 15th. of July, 1925, and rent for 5 years was remitted (the maximum number of years allowed). It was described as being 3 miles North East of the 50 mile peg on the Rabbit Proof fence. The Mining Registrar referred to the locality as Glenelg Hills, and reported that Hollow and Heaton were working with the assistance of the State Prospecting Board.

The find was known as Hollow's Find, and sometimes as Hollow and Heaton's Find. The name was finally fixed as Holleton in 1927, as it was quite a euphonious name, and also perpetuated the names of the original finders.

On locating the gold in September 1924, Hollow and Heaton dollied about half a ton of stone for a result of 12 ozs of gold worth 3-19-6 ($8) per oz. Later they treated a further 25 tons for 8 oz per ton at the Coolgardie Battery. ......"

Joseph Hollow eventually sold his share in the Reward mine to his partner Alfred Heaton.

Joseph died in Southern Cross on 20/9/1928 and was buried on 23/9/1928 in grave no. 120 in the Anglican section of the Southern Cross cemetery.
Joseph was born at El Dorado, VIC, AUS, in 1872. Joseph died on 20 September 1928 at Southern Cross, W.A., AUS, .

Obituary.
Regret was expressed in Narembeen- when it was known that Mr. Joseph Hollow, prospector, of Holleton, Glenelg Hills, had died. He served in the Miners' Corps in the war and on his return he took up his former occupation of prospecting. At his mine, ? Hollow's Reward, there is some good stone ready for treatment.
The West Australian Tuesday 2 October 1928.¹ He was buried on 23 September 1928 at Southern Cross, W.A., AUS.

Biography
An illustrated version of Joseph Hollow's story can be found in Hollow Log 48.

     He was baptized at Redruth, CON, ENG, . Religion: (an unknown value).¹ William was born at St Erth, CON, ENG, , on 2 December 1843. He married Fanny Thomas Hollow at Beechworth, VIC, AUS, in 1865. William died on 7 February 1907 at El Dorado, VIC, AUS, at age 63. Obituary of Fanny's Husband, William Henry Bawden
On Thursday Mr W.H. Bawden aged 64 years died at Eldorado from Enteritus. The deceased had been ailing for some time and his end was not unexpected.
He was well known and respected in the Eldorado district of which he was a native. We leaves a widow and grown up family to mourn their loss.
The funeral took place yesterday afternoon to the Eldorado cemetary where the mortal remains were laid to rest. Rev. Lamke officiated at the graveside. The funeral arrangements were carried out by Mr T. Irving.
The North Eastern Despatch

By the death of Mr. W. H. Bawden, which took place at 4 o'clock on Thursday morning, Eldorado loses one of its oldest identities. The deceased came to El dorado when a boy and spent the greater part of his time in mining and engine driving. He was one of the directors of the old M'Evoy mine whioh paid to handsomely. His illness was of a short duration, only lasting about three days, the cause of death being diarrhoea and exhaustion. Deceased married Fannie, daughter of the late Mr. Joseph Hollow and leaves her and a grown-up family to mourn their loss, including Mrs. Adams . and Walters, of Melbourne; Bot, Wilby, Studham, Corowa; Miss May, Ethel and
Alice of Eldorado. The funeral too place on Friday afternoon at 3 p.m.
Ovens and Murray Advertiser Saturday 9 February 1907.

     Sarah was born at El Dorado, VIC, AUS, before 1868. As of 1887,her married name was Adams. She married William Leonard Adams at El Dorado, VIC, AUS, in 1887.¹ Sarah died on 3 July 1943 at Preston, VIC, AUS. She was buried on 5 July 1943 at Fawkner Cemetery, Fawkner, VIC, AUS.²

     Her married name was Bott. She married Edwin Bott. Elizabeth was born in 1868.¹ Elizabeth died in 1953 at Yarrawonga, VIC, AUS.¹

     Fanny died. Fanny was born at El Dorado, VIC, AUS, in 1870. As of 9 December 1903,her married name was Studham. She married Henry Studham at El Dorado, VIC, AUS, on 9 December 1903.

     Mary was born at El Dorado, VIC, AUS, in 1871. Mary died in 1959 at Thornbury, VIC, AUS.¹

     Her married name was Walters. She married Henry Bowen (Harry) Walters. Florence was born at El Dorado, VIC, AUS, in 1874. Florence died in 1955 at Hampton, VIC, AUS.¹

     Edwin was born in 1876. Edwin died on 7 August 1901.

     Ethel was born at El Dorado, VIC, AUS, on 25 May 1878. As of 2 January 1918,her married name was Sedunary. She married Edward Sedunary at El Dorado, VIC, AUS, on 2 January 1918. Ethel died on 23 May 1966 at Burwood, VIC, AUS, at age 87.