James Poole

Born
1861
Died
1919
Profession
Painter, Oil And Colour Man

Terms served on Council

Title Council From To
Alderman City of Sydney 1882 1888

Family background

Genealogical details for James Poole have not been determined. He could have been the James Poole who died, aged 58, on 29 September 1919, son of Peter and Rhoda Poole, and was buried in the Anglican section of Rookwood Cemetery. If so, his wife was Elizabeth who died on 11 April 1952, aged 80.

Occupation & interests

In 1866, James Poole, a painter and glazier, was in Liverpool Street. In October 1866, with Charles Patrick Clancy, a contractor, and Alexander Drease, a gasfitter, he secured a City Council contract for the erection of four stores in May Street. In 1885, James Poole, oil and colour man, had his premises at 127 William Street. By 1895, he was advertising as a painter and decorator of 116 William Street.

Local government service

James Poole was Alderman for Fitzroy Ward, 1 December 1882 to 14 December 1888 when he was ousted by the Supreme Court.

References

City of Sydney ArchivesL Photos: CRS 54/371; 54/410; 54/449; and AF.

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