Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameBurnett HYMAN 
Birth1849, England
Death18 Dec 1914, RPAH Hosp, Camperdown, NSW, Australia1349
FatherHyam HYMAN (1816-1860)
MotherJane COHEN (1816-1878)
Spouses
Death5 Jan 1923, St Leonards, Sydney, Australia
*New [RELI]Jewish
BurialRookwood, NSW, Australia
Marriage28 Mar 1882, Great Synagogue Sydney Australia
Notes for Burnett HYMAN
On certificate of death of sister, Sierlah, he was shown as B H Hyman, of 16 Rockwall Crescent, Potts Point.
Although he appeared in the list of Applications to Marry, I did not find the actual application there. Either out of the correct order or has been destroyed.
He is probably the Burnett H Hyman who died aged 66 years in the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Camperdown, (Sydney) in 1914. Registration number 15223. The certificate lists his occupation as solicitor, the cause was heart failure from which he had been suffering for about ten years. He was late of 189 George Street, Redfern.
From Terry Newman - Announcement of marriage in the Sydney Morning Herald of Mon April 3 1882, p 1
HYMAN GOLDMAN - March 28, at the Great Synagogue, Hyde Park, Elizabeth-street, by the Rev AB Davis, Burnett, second son of the late Hyam Hyman to Julia, eldest daughter of the late Adolphe Goldman.
Although he appeared in the list of Applications to Marry, I did not find the actual application there. Either out of the correct order or has been destroyed.
He is probably the Burnett H Hyman who died aged 66 years in the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Camperdown, (Sydney) in 1914. Registration number 15223. The certificate lists his occupation as solicitor, the cause was heart failure from which he had been suffering for about ten years. He was late of 189 George Street, Redfern.
From Terry Newman - Announcement of marriage in the Sydney Morning Herald of Mon April 3 1882, p 1
HYMAN GOLDMAN - March 28, at the Great Synagogue, Hyde Park, Elizabeth-street, by the Rev AB Davis, Burnett, second son of the late Hyam Hyman to Julia, eldest daughter of the late Adolphe Goldman.