Daily Advertiser (Wagga Wagga,) Tuesday 17 June 1919.
OBITUARY. MR. GEORGE CAMERON.
The latest victim to the influenza epidemic was Mr. George Cameron,
of Brooklyn Farm, Cartwright's Hill, who died at the Wagga District
Hospital yesterday.
The deceased, who was about 50 years of age, came to this State from the Goulburn Valley, in Victoria, and for some time after that was engaged in agricultural pursuits in the Uranquinty district.
In 1901 he came with his family to Brooklyn Farm, Cartwright's Hill,
where he lived up to the time of his death. He leaves a widow and
grown-up family of three sons and two daughters by his first marriage,
his first wife having pre-deceased him by several years.
The sons are Messrs. George, Thomas and William Cameron, and the daughters, Mrs. J Hillam, of Yathella, and Mrs. Geo. Russell, of Cartwright's Hill. There are three step-sons, Messrs. Harry Thompson, of Brucedale;
Alec Thompson, of Bendigo (Vic), and Ernest Thompson, of Rainbow (Vic),
also two step-daughters, Miss May Thompson, of Brighton (Vic), and
Mrs. J. Peters, of Swan Hill (Vic).
The funeral is appointed to leave the hospital, at 11 a.m. to-day for the
Wagga cemetery, where the remains will be interred in the Church of England burying ground.

Camerons' of Brooklyn in TROVE

MARRIAGE.

Groom: George CAMERON.
Birth place: Given as Victoria.

Bride: Mary Jane JAMES.
Birth place: Given as Cornwall.

Year married: 1881.
Place: Victoria, Australia.

Ref: Registry of Marriages, Victoria. Reg. #442.

It seems strange George could not name his parents when married in 1881. This would indicate George may have been adopted.
How old was George when he married?

DEATH of George's wife above.

Name: Mary Jane CAMERON.
Died: 1892 Raywood, Victoria.
Age: 40 years.
Father: James JAMES.
Mother: Mary ELLIS.

Ref: Registry of Deaths, Victoria. Reg. #15277.

Bendigo Advertiser Mon 14 Nov 1892
Saturday, 12th November.
A sad occurrence of sudden death occurred at the Kamarooka-road last evening to Mrs. Cameron, the. wife of Mr. Cameron, farmer, residing near the State forest. From intelligence brought in, it appears the deceased lady
was in her usual health and spirits up till yesterday, when she was suddenly taken very ill, and notwithstanding every means were adopted to relieve her, death took place in about two hours after. Dr. M'Kee has been; communicated with, and an inquiry is now being held this afternoon. Deceased leaves a
numerous family of young children, and much sympathy is felt on behalf of the husband, whose loss will be very great. Mrs. Cameron is the daughter of Mr. James, a late resident of Kamarooka, and now living at the White Hills.

Public Record Office Victoria Mary Jane CAMERON. Cause of death: Disease of the heart ; Location of inquest: Neilbourough; Date of inquest: 12 Nov 1892,