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| Birth: | 28 November 1858 in Bendigo |
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| Death: | 22 March 1906 in East Perth |
| Authority control: | Wikidata: Q24579083 WABI: H/H7075 |
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George Yorke Hubble for whom Hubble Street in East Fremantle is named, was born on 28 November 1858 and died by cutting his own throat on 22 March 1906. He was married first in 1890 to Amelia Johanna (Minnie) Pearse (daughter of Silas and Johannah). They had one son, but he died in 1892, aged 29. In 1903 he married Blanche Harrison, without issue. At the time of his death he was insolvent.
See the Fremantle History Society Newsletter, winter 2002, pp. 7-9, for a biography by Ken Hopkins.
References
Hopkins, Ken 2002, 'Hubble St Mystery', [[../fhs/newsletter/2002-07.pdf|Fremantle History Society Newsletter]], Winter 2002: 7-9.
Lee, Jack 1979, This is East Fremantle (The story of a town and its people), East Fremantle Town Council.
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