Source:
Newcastle Chronicle
Details:
Marriage at the Primitive Methodist Church, Burwood, by the Rev. J. S. Dobson, on November 3rd, John Duncan to Sarah Urinea Hammond, daughter of Edwin Hammond of Burwood
Place:
Belmont, Lake Macquarie
Details:
Marriage - at Belmont, Lake Macquarie, on the 27 September, by the Rev. J. S. Dobson, James William Barden, of Maitland, to Mary Jane Cann of Belmont
Details:
Marriage, at the Primitive Methodist Church, Waratah, by the Rev. J. S. Dobson, on the 1st January, Thomas Henry Armstrong, to Christina, eldest daughter of James Dorrity, both of Waratah
Details:
Marriage, on the 9th April, at the Manse, Perkin-street, by the Rev. J. S. Dobson, Charles McPherson, of Belmont, Lake Macquarie, to Harriet Boyd, also of Lake Macquarie
Details:
Marriage at Adamstown, on the 14th of June by the Rev. J. S. Dobson, Edward Albert Talbot, second son of Mr. William Biggs Talbot, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. David Gilpin, bot of Adamstown
First Name:
Rev. J. S. and Emily
Details:
Death, on 7th September, at the residence of his parents, the Manse, Newcastle, Harold Ebenezer, the beloved infant son of the Rev. J. S. and Emily Dobson, of convulstions, aged 4 and a half months
Details:
Marriage on 7th June of Edward Jones of Port Waratah to Eliza Jane Sawyer, second daughter of Joseph Sawyer of the same place. Minister Rev. J.S. Dobson
First Name:
Rev. Joseph and Emily
Details:
Death of Harold Ebenezer Dobson, son of Joseph and Emily Dobson
First Name:
Rev. Joseph S
Details:
December 1877 - The members of the Presbyterian Church, Lambton, celebrated their anniversary on Sunday, December 16, when three special services were held; in the morning by the Rev. C. J. Moody, in the afternoon by the Rev. J. S. Dobson, and at night by the Rev. T. Robey. Each service was well attended and the members of the Wallsend Church Choir rendered efficient service.
First Name:
Rev. Joseph S
Details:
March 1877 - Rev. J. S. Dobson attended the official opening of the Newcastle Coal mining Company s colliery
First Name:
Rev. Joseph S
Source:
Glory be 1845-1945, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the opening of the first Wesleyan Chapel in Newcastle
Details:
Early ministers at Brown Street were Revs. Henry Green (1858), W. J. Dean (1860), E. Cook Pritchard (1865), J. Sharp (1869), J. H. Daish, C. Waters (1874), J. S. Dobson and G. James (1878), who was assisted by his son, Rev. A. S. C. James
First Name:
Rev. Joseph S
Place:
Primitive Methodist Manse, Newcastle
Source:
Newcastle Chronicle
Details:
Birth, on 17th April, at the Primitive Methodist Manse, Newcastle, the wife of the Rev. J. S. Dobson, of a son
First Name:
Rev. Joseph S
Source:
Newcastle Morning Herald
Details:
Attended Primitive Methodist Church of NSW district meeting
First Name:
Rev. Joseph S
Source:
Wagga Wagga Advertiser
Details:
DEATH OF REV. J. S. DOBSON. A most melancholy and sad event took place at Gundagai on Thursday evening last, when the Rev. J. S. Dobson, the highly esteemed rector of the Anglican Church there, succumbed to an attack of paralysis of the brain, which came on extremely suddenly. Deceased was a native of Devonshire, England, where he was born in February 25, 1846. The death of the Rev. Mr. Dobson will be a severe blow to the parish, which was fortunate to have secured such a talented rector. His ser- mons were masterpieces of English oratory, and his appeals from the pulpit were so earnest as to quicken the best impulses that were in men. He was not only one of the most eloquent preachers in the service of the Church of England in this State, but he was a most active and thoughtful organiser, having a few years ago traversed the diocese as collector for the Century fund.
