Robert, her husband, was manager of the Camel Back Goldmine at Murrin Murrin and the late manager of Hills Proprietary. Beatrice left an estate valued at £319 1s 4d to her husband. She is buried in the Presbyterian portion of the Malcolm Cemetery. She had lived in Victoria for 23 years prior to moving to Western Australia.

Deceased died after an accidental fall from the verandah of his premises in Star Street, Malcolm. Senior Constable Harrop conducted the enquiry into his death. Leo Hanley, manager of Hill's Store, gave evidence that the deceased asked for his assistance to hold a ladder in the front of his house in Star street. Deceased then thought he could manage better from the rear of the building, so Hanley returned to the store. A few minutes later, he saw Latrobe lying on the footpath underneath some timber and iron. He ran to his aid and found him unconscious and groaning. Part of the verandah had broken away and St Jean had evidently fallen with it - a distance of about 12 feet. Hanley called for help and sent Frederick Nelson, a miner, to fetch Dr Robert P Hodgson, who ordered Latrobe (as the deceased was known) to be taken to the hospital, where he died some 4 hours later without regaining consciousness. The cause of death was a fracture of the base of the skull and intra-cranial haemorrhage. St Jean spent some years in New South Wales before moving to Western Australia. It is possible he married an Eveline SQUIRES in New South Wales and that their children were born there - but this has not been confirmed. He died with an intestate estate of £40 with £5 realty.

Aka Fanny. At death, the deceased was suffering from cellulitis of the face, thrombosis and an inter-cranial abscess. Her husband David was a storekeeper.

Aka Little Billie Died suddenly on 19 May 1912. The In Memoriam notice in the Kalgoorlie Western Argus requested that "Bendigo and Geelong papers please copy" as Little Billie's father, John Stephen, was born in Huntley, Victoria, in 1874, to Mary TRACEY and Spiro TUSSUP. His mother was also believed to have been born in Victoria. The informant of the child's death was his mother, of Windsor Street, Malcolm.