Daniel Thomas BEDGGOOD b. 22 Oct 1869 Richmond, Victoria, Australia d. Aug 1936 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia: AIGS/FHC Member's

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1869 - 1936 (66 years)

Name	Daniel Thomas BEDGGOOD
Birth	22 Oct 1869	Richmond, Victoria, Australia
Gender	Male
Death	Aug 1936	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Burial	Aug 1936	Springvale Crematorium, Springvale, Victoria, Australia
Person ID	I3229	FHC006 - White Tree
Last Modified	1 Mar 2021

Father	John Charles Rowe BEDGGOOD, b. 28 Feb 1847, Hoxton New Town, Middlesex, England d. 30 Sep 1911, Camberwell, Victoria, Australia (Age 64 years)
Mother	Annie Mary COCKES, b. 28 Feb 1847 d. 22 Sep 1929, Box Hill, Victoria, Australia (Age 82 years)
Marriage	19 Nov 1868
Family ID	F783	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Mary Lavinia CRESPIN d. 1939

Children

	1. Horace Lindsay BEDGGOOD, b. 22 Oct 1896 d. 1962 (Age 65 years)
	2. John Reginald BEDGGOOD, b. 21 Jan 1898 d. 1944 (Age 45 years)
	3. Edward Lovey BEDGGOOD, b. 24 Sep 1899 d. 1980 (Age 80 years)

Family ID F909 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 1 Mar 2021

Notes

"500 Victorians", Centenary edition:
Daniel Thomas Bedggood, boot manufacturer, born at Victoria, 22nd October 1869. Educated at Kew High School.
Mr Daniel Bedggood, who arrived from England in 1854, opened a boot manufacturing business in Bridge Road, Richmond. With the growth of thebusinesshis three sons, Thomas, Edward and John, were taken into partnership. In 1873 Edward built a factory in Judd Street, and in 1883 the firmmoved toWaltham Place and has grown yearly from that time. The present head of the firm is Mr D. T. Bedggood. Recreations: shooting and fishing.Hobby:gardening, glass house begonia growing. Home address: "Holmbush", Burke Road, East Kew.
This issue of the Australian Storekeepers' Journal has an interview with Mr W. F. Greenwood, the managing partner, where he talks about Bedggood&Co., the senior partner then being Daniel Thomas Bedggood. The article finishes in this way - "they are the only people who can supply everygradepossibly required, either by country storekeeper or city shopkeeper, in modern boots and shoes."