Research Notes:
Image courtesy of R Uppill

Children from this marriage were:

+ 254 M    i. Herbert George UPPILL [3715] was born on 12 Oct 1903 in Perth, Western Australia, died on 23 Jul 1906 in Northam, Western Australia at age 2, and was buried in Unmarked grave in Northam, West Australia.

+ 255 F    ii. Bernice Gertrude UPPILL [3716] was born on 1 Jul 1906 in Perth, Western Australia, died on 21 May 2009 in Perth, Western Australia at age 102, and was buried on 27 May 2009 in Tammin Cemetery, Western Australia.

+ 256 M    iii. Allan Robert UPPILL [3717] was born on 4 Jul 1909, died on 21 Sep 1999 at age 90, and was buried in Tammin Cemetery, Western Australia.

104. Herbert Ryder HOCKING [3713] (Eliza Smillie RYDER²⁷, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 27 Mar 1880 in Adelaide, South Australia, died on 14 Apr 1964 at age 84, and was buried in Tammin Cemetery, Western Australia.

General Notes:
1880 S.A. Birth Bk 237 Pg 400
1964 Death Reg 1069 Perth

Sunday Times (Perth) Sunday 29 Dec 1918
TRANSFER. OF LAND ACT 1893. (Section 75.)
Application No. 1105, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the direction of the Commissioner of Titles In this behalf it is intended on the 31st day of JANUARY NEXT to issue to HERBERT RYDER HOCKING, of Tammin, in the State of Western Australia, farmer, a Substituted CROWN LEASE to the land described below, the duplicate Crown Lease having as is alleged been lost or destroyed. Dated this 24th day of December, 1918. A. Y. GLYDE,
Registrar of Titles. The Land Referred to:
All that piece or parcel of land situate in the Avon District, and being Avon Location No. 6500, containing one hundred and sixty acres, more or less, and being the whole of the land comprised in Crown Lease No. 1786/1911 standing in the name of Herbert Ryder Hocking, of Tammin, farmer.

The Daily News (Perth) Monday 25 November 1935
TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893 JL Section 75. Application 2383/1935.
NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to the direction of the Commissioner of Titles in this behalf, it is intended on the 20th day of December, 1935, to issue in the name of HERBERT RYDER HOCKING of Tammin Farmer a Special Certificate of Title to the land described below, the duplicate Certificate having, as is alleged, been lost. Dated 22nd day of November 1935. E.E. FEWINGS, Registrar of Titles.
THE LAND REFERRED TO: All that piece of land being Swan Location 1514 and being the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 810 Folio 25. SHAW AND SHAW, Perth, Solicitors for the Applicant.

Tammin Cemetery Records
Hocking, Herbert Ryder, d. 14 Apr 1964, age 84, h/o Mabel, b/w wife Mabel.

Herbert married Valerie Gertrude BOGISCH [3718] in 1909 in Perth, Western Australia. Valerie died on 1 Jan 1917 in Northam, Western Australia.

Marriage Notes:
1909 W.A. Marriage Reg 133 Perth (name Valeric G Bogisch)

Western Mail Saturday 20 Mar 1909
Wedding Report:
HOCKING-BOGISCH.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Le Souef's residence at South Perth was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday of last week, the contracting parties being Mr. H. R. Hocking, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hocking, of Palmerston-street, Perth, and Miss Gertrude Valarie Bogisch, youngest daughter of the late Rev. P. and Mrs. Bogisch of Ebenezer Mission Station, Victoria. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. W. T. Kench in the presence of about 40 guests, and took place on the verandah, which was beautifully decorated and closed in for the occasion. Punctually at 3 o'clock the bride, who was given away by Mr. E. Le Souef arrived, looking charming in her bridal gown, in empire style, of pale cream crystalline silk muslin, beautifully trimmed with eidelweiss lace and insertion, the bodice daintily finished with a becoming drape, which, with the usual wreath, veil, and shower bouquet, completed a charming toilet. The only ornament worn by the bride was the bridegroom's present - handsome pearl crescent brooch, the bride's present to the bridegroom being a travelling case. The bride, was attended by Miss Mildred Le Souef, who wore a dainty frock of pale cream silk with trimmings of Torchon lace, and in place of the usual hat a becoming head-dress, of pale blue satin bands with clusters of forget-me-nots each tide of the head. The bridegroom's present to the maid of honour was a Southern Cross brooch set with pearls. She also carried posy of pink and white roses. The bridegroom was attended by Mr. N. Hocking (brother) as best man. After the ceremony the bridal party passed into the drawing-room, where they received the congratulations of their many friends, whilst Mr. and Mrs. Le Souef received in the hall, the latter wearing a handsome gown of black silk glace, with trimmings of Paris lace and insertion, with a cinnamon pearl straw hat with roses and net, and carried a posy of pink and white roses. Mrs. H. Hocking, mother of the bridegroom, wore a becoming gown of grey and black striped voile, with toque en suite. Mrs. Malcolm Fraser presided at the piano. The young couple were the recipients of many handsome and costly presents. A further adjournment was made to the dining-room, where the usual toasts were honoured. The toast of the bride and bridegroom was proposed by Mr. Kench, and suitably responded to by the bridegroom. The wedding cake was much admired, being the work of Miss Hocking, sister of the bridegroom. Later in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Hocking left for their wedding tour, the bride wearing a stylish brown linen coat and skirt with stitchings of white linen, with a Merry Widow hat en suite, and as they drove, away they were showered with confetti and rose-leaves, accompanied with best wishes for their future happiness.

General Notes:
1917 W.A. Death Reg 4 Northam (name Valeni G Hocking)

Western Mail (Perth) Friday 12 Jan 1917
Death Notice:
HOCKING.--On January 1, at Wooroloo Sanitorium; Valerie Gertrude, wife of H, R. Hocking, Tammin, dearly beloved, aged 31 years.

The West Australian Tuesday 1 January 1918
In Memorium:
HOCKING. -On January 1, 1917 at Woorolo Sanatorium Valerie Gertrude, loved wife of H. R. Hocking, and mother of Meryl, Kathleen, Keith, and Alfred, of Tammin. At rest after much suffering.
HOCKING.-In loving remembrance of Valerie, who passed away January 1, 1917. Inserted by grandpa, Doris, and Stanley.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 257 F    i. Meryl Yindra HOCKING [3719] was born on 24 Jan 1910.

+ 258 F    ii. Kathleen Hazel HOCKING [3720] was born on 14 May 1911 in Northam, Western Australia.

+ 259 M    iii. Herbert Keith HOCKING [3721] was born on 27 Oct 1912 in Tammin, Western Australia, died on 7 Mar 1987 in Tammin, Western Australia at age 74, and was buried in Tammin Cemetery, Western Australia.

+ 260 M    iv. Alfred Gerhard HOCKING [3722] was born on 14 Jul 1914 in Perth, Western Australia.

Herbert next married Emma Amelia CURREY [3723] on 17 Jul 1918 in Quondong, Tammin, Western Australia. Em was born circa 1864 in Daylesford, Victoria, Australia, died on 19 Dec 1924 in Kellerberrin, Western Australia aged about 60, and was buried in Kellerberrin Cemetery, Western Australia. She was usually called Em.

Marriage Notes:
1918 WA Marriage Currey Emma A Female Hocking Herbert R Male Northam 36

The West Australian Friday 16 Aug 1918
Marriage Notice:
HOCKING-CURREY. -On July 17, 1918, at Quondong, Tammin, by the Rev. J. E. Holroyd, Herbert Ryder of Tammin, eldest son of Mr. Robert Hocking of Perth to E. A. (Em.) Currey of Surrey Hills, Victoria. Victorian papers please copy.

General Notes:
1925 WA Death Hocking Emma A Female Northam 6

Western Mail (Perth) Wednesday 1 January 1925
Death Notice:
HOCKING.-On December 19, at Eastern Districts Hospital, Kellerberrin, Emma Amelia, the dearly-beloved wife of H. R. Hocking, of Tammin.

Australia Birth Index 1788-1922
Name: Emma Amelia Currey
Father's name: Alfred Currey
Mother's name: Rebecca Burton
Birth Place: Daylesford,
Victoria Registration Year: 1864
Registration Place: Victoria
Registration Number: 21883

Children from this marriage were:

+ 261 M    i. W. HOCKING [5130] .

+ 262 M    ii. S. HOCKING [5131] .

+ 263 F    iii. P. HOCKING [5132] .

+ 264 F    iv. H. HOCKING [5133] .

+ 265 F    v. N. HOCKING [5134] .

+ 266 F    vi. E. HOCKING [5135] .

Herbert next married Mabel Annette FOREMAN [3724], daughter of Edward Frank FOREMAN [10202] and Edith Mabel MONTGOMERY [10203], on 26 Jan 1938. Mabel was born in 1894 in Bunbury, Western Australia, died on 3 Apr 1964 at age 70, and was buried in Tammin Cemetery, Western Australia.

Marriage Notes:
The West Australian Thursday 10 February 1938
Marriage Notice:
HOCKING-FOREMAN. -On January 26, Herbert Ryder, eldest son of the late Herbert Hocking, to Mabel, younger daughter of the late Edward Frank Foreman.

Western Mail (Perth) Thursday 24 Feb 1938
Marriage Notice:
HOCKING, Herbert Ryder to Mabel Foreman, on January 26.

General Notes:
1894 WA Birth Foreman Mabel, Edward Frank, Montgomery Edith Mabel Bunbury 534
1964 WA Death Hocking Mabel Annette Female 69 Frank Edith M Northam 25

105. Arthur Stanley HOCKING [3725] (Eliza Smillie RYDER²⁷, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 3 May 1882 in Adelaide, South Australia, died on 2 Mar 1957 at age 74, and was buried in Tammin Cemetery, Western Australia. Another name for Arthur was Sran.

General Notes:
1882 SA Birth HOCKING Arthur Stanley Herbert HOCKING Eliza Priscillia RYDER Adelaide 281/202
1957 WA Death

Tammin Cemetery Records: Hocking, Arthur, d. 24 Mar 1957, age 74, b/w mother Emily

Arthur married Emily CORRELL [3726], daughter of William CORRELL [10204] and Elizabeth FLETCHER [10205], on 8 Nov 1919 in St John's Cathedral, Shanghai, China. Emily was born on 4 Apr 1890 in nr Yorketown, South Australia, died on 13 May 1938 in Cunderdin, West Austtalia at age 48, and was buried in Tammin Cemetery, Western Australia.

Marriage Notes:
1919 Marriage Shanghai, China

Western Mail Thursday 18 December 1919
Marriage Notice:
HOCKING-CORRELL - On November 8, at St. John's Cathedral, Shanghai, China, by the Rev. H. Copley Moyle, Arthur Stanley, second son of Mr. Herbert and the late Eliza Smillie Hocking, Palmerston-street, Perth, to Emily, second daughter of Mr. William and the late Mrs. Correll of Minlaton, Yorkes Peninsula, South Australia.

General Notes:
1890 SA Birth CORRELL Emily William CORRELL Elizabeth FLETCHER Daly 456/420
1938 WA Death Hocking Emily Female Northam 76 1938
Tammin Cemetery Records: Hocking, Emily, d. 13 May 1938, age 48, w/o Stan, m/o Arthur, b/w son Arthur

The West Australian Saturday 14 May 1938
Death Notice:
HOCKING.- On May 13 1938 at Cunderdin Hospital Emily, the beloved wife of Arthur Stanley Hocking of Tammin and loving mother of Aurther; aged 48 years.

Western Mail (Perth) Wednesday 26 May 1938
Death Notice:
HOCKING. -EMILY, at Cunderdin, on May 13; aged 48 years.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 267 M    i. Arthur Ryder Cornell HOCKING [3727] was born on 17 Oct 1920, died on 23 Aug 1998 in Tammin, Western Australia at age 77, and was buried in Tammin Cemetery, Western Australia.

106. Norman Willie Ernest HOCKING [3728] (Eliza Smillie RYDER²⁷, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 7 Aug 1884 in Adelaide, South Australia, died on 24 Mar 1959 in Perth, Western Australia at age 74, and was buried in Karrakatta Cemetery, Perth, Western Australia.

General Notes:
1884 S.A. Birth HOCKING Norman Willie Ernest, Herbert HOCKING Eliza RYDER Adelaide 333/137
1959 WA Death Reg 773 Perth

HOCKING Norman Ernest Willie; Male; 74; HERBERT; ELSIE S; PERTH; 773; 1959; (Elsie S = likely Eliza Smillie)
(Conflicting Death date for Hocking Tree 1957, but official date records record he died 1959)

WA Metrolitan Cemeteries Board
Summary Of Record Information:
First Name Norman Ernest Willie; Last Name Hocking; Application Number KC00014456; Aged (Years) 74; Date of Death 24/03/1959; Suburb Subiaco; Grave Location Karrakatta Cemetery Anglican; IA Section; 0187 Gravesite; Grant Number K0010948, Grantee; Grant Status Expired At today's date; Expiry16/06/1969; Ashes Request
Family Grave at Karrakatta Cemetery Completed yes.

Other Records

• Residence: Jean born, 1924, Chelmsford rd, North Perth, WA.

Norman married Jane LINDLEY [3729], daughter of James LINDLEY [2713] and Albina THORLEY [5603], on 14 Apr 1910 in Northam, Western Australia. Jenny was born on 21 Nov 1886 in Murrumbidgerie (now Wongarbin), N.S.W. and died on 10 Mar 1988 in Manning, Western Australia at age 101. She was usually called Jenny.

Marriage Notes:
1910 WA Marriage Northam Reg 25

General Notes:
1887 NSW Birth 15826/ LINDLEY JANE JAMES ALBINIA DUBBO

Other Records

• Residence: Jean born, 1924, Chelmsford rd, North Perth, WA.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 268 F    i. Phyllis Elvina HOCKING [3730] was born on 16 May 1911 in Northam, Western Australia and died on 8 Jul 1919 in Perth, Western Australia at age 8.

+ 269 M    ii. Lloyd Lindley HOCKING [3731] was born on 3 Apr 1913 in Tammin, Western Australia and died on 6 Mar 1952 in Albany, Western Australia. at age 38.

+ 270 M    iii. Herbert Clyde HOCKING [3732] was born on 4 Dec 1915 in Northam, Western Australia and died on 14 Jun 1919 in Northam, Western Australia at age 3.

+ 271 M    iv. Rex Norman HOCKING [3733] was born on 2 Nov 1918 in Kellerberrin, Western Australia and died on 20 Nov 1981 at age 63.

+ 272 M    v. Max Ryder HOCKING [3734] was born on 28 Oct 1921 in North Perth, Western Australia and died on 15 Mar 1988 in Willetton, Western Australia at age 66.

+ 273 F    vi. Jean Smillie HOCKING [3735] was born on 26 May 1924 in Perth, Western Australia and died on 29 Sep 2000 in Wembley, Western Australia at age 76.

+ 274 F    vii. Betty Elaine HOCKING [3736] was born on 26 Jul 1926 in Beverley, Western Australia and died on 27 Apr 1995 at age 68.

107. Myrtle Mary HOCKING [3737] (Eliza Smillie RYDER²⁷, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 7 Feb 1886 in Adelaide, South Australia and died on 26 Mar 1972 in Perth, Western Australia at age 86. She was usually called Tot.

General Notes:
1886 SA Birth HOCKING Myrtle Mary Herbert HOCKING Eliza Smillie RYDER Adelaide 368/245
1972 W.A. Death

East Family Tree (on Ancestry) records Mary Myrtle's death as 25 Mar 1973

Other Records

• At Gwenyth's Engagement: resided, 4 Sep 1937, Brunswick Road Albany, WA.

Tot married Roswell Wellington EAST [3738], son of Joseph James EAST [3772] and Mary WELLINGTON [3773], on 12 May 1909 in Perth, Western Australia. Roswell was born on 29 Sep 1883 in Riverton, South Australia and died on 14 Jul 1971 in Perth, Western Australia at age 87.

Marriage Notes:
1909 WA Marriage Perth Reg 202

General Notes:
1883 SA Birth EAST Roswell Wellington Joseph James EAST Mary WELLINGTON Gilbert 313/359

Other Records

• at Son's Marriage: Residing, 1939, Albany, Western Australia.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 275 F    i. Mollie Evereld EAST [3739] was born on 2 May 1910 in Katanning, Western Australia and died on 1 May 1986 at age 75.

+ 276 F    ii. Noreen Wellington EAST [3740] was born on 4 Jun 1911 in Western Australia and died on 13 Sep 1996 in Queensland, Australia at age 85.

+ 277 F    iii. Shirley Ryder EAST [3741] was born on 20 Jul 1912 in Katanning, Western Australia and died on 16 Feb 1998 in Perth, Western Australia at age 85.

+ 278 M    iv. Stuart Roswell EAST [3742] was born on 11 Jun 1914 in Geralton, Western Australia and died on 13 Nov 1997 in Perth, Western Australia at age 83.

+ 279 F    v. Gwenyth Mary EAST [3743] was born on 4 Jul 1917 in West Australia, died on 2 Dec 2006 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia at age 89, and was buried on 11 Dec 2006 in Springvale Botanical Cemetery, Melbourne, Australia.

108. Hazel Amelia HOCKING [3744] (Eliza Smillie RYDER²⁷, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 15 Sep 1888 in Nantawarra, South Australia, died on 31 Oct 1953 in Bunbury District Hospital, Bunbury, Western Australia at age 65, and was cremated on 3 Nov 1953 in Karrakatta Cemetery, Perth, Western Australia. User ID:.

General Notes:
1888 SA Birth HOCKING Hazel Amelia Herbert HOCKING Eliza Smillie RYDER Gilbert 425/413
1953 WA Death

The West Australian (Perth) Monday 2 Nov 1953
Death Notice:
MANNING: On Oct. 31, 1953, at the Bunbury district hospital, Hazel, loved wife of the late George Manning (Jacob's Well) and loving mother of Dorothy (Mrs. McKinnon), Ken, Doreen (Mrs. Hodgkins) and Jeanne, mother-in-law of Mac, Laurel and Sam, gran of Audrey, Judith, Roslyn, Timothy and Dennis; aged 65 years. A wonderful mother peacefully sleeping.

Funeral Notice:
MANNING: The Funeral Service for the late Mrs. Hazel Amelia Manning, of 26 Moore-street, Bunbury, will take place in the Crematorium Chapel, Karrakatta, at 11 o'clock TOMORROW (Tuesday) MORNING. The Cortege will move from our Chapel Newcastle-street, Leederville, at 10.45 o'clock. A. J. PURSLOWE AND CO., in conjunction with WILLIAM BRITTAIN AND SONS, Funeral Directors, Bunbury.

The West Australian (Perth) Tuesday 3 Nov 1953
Death Notice:
MANNING (Hazel): Loving sister of Norman and Jennie Hocking and family. Resting in peace.
MANNING: On Oct. 31, Hazel, loved aunt of Win, Arthur, Grace, Don and Joy.

The West Australian (Perth) Friday 6 Nov 1953
Death Notices:
MANNING (Hazel) : Dearly loved mother of Doreen and Sam Hodgkins, devoted gran of Timothy, Leslie (deceased ) and Dennis.
MANNING: On Oct. 31, Hazel, dearly loved mother of Dorothy and Mac McKinnon, Bunbury.
MANNING (Hazel): Fond memories of a wonderful mother. Jeanne.
MANNING (Hazel A.): A sincere and loving friend. Deepest sympathy to her family. Henderson family, Witchcliffe.

Hazel married George Thomas Hooton MANNING [3745], son of John Daniel MANNING [3789] and Joyce Mary [3790], on 24 Jan 1914. George was born on 20 Nov 1888 in Perth, Western Australia and died on 21 Nov 1950 in Quairading, Western Australia at age 62.

Marriage Notes:
1914 WA Marriage Manning George T H Male, Hocking Hazel, Female, Perth, 89

General Notes:
1888 WA Birth Reg 1458 Perth
1950 WA Death Reg 46 Beverley (100km from Perth )

The West Australian (Perth) Thursday 23 Nov 1950 [Quairading = 150km east of Perth]
Death Notice:
On November 21, 1950, at Quairading, George Thomas Hooton Manning, dearly beloved husband of Hazel, loved father of Dorothy (Mrs. McKinnon, Bunbury), Ken, Doreen (Mrs. Hodgkins, Pinjarra) and Jeanne (Inglewood), father-in-law of Laurel, Sam and Mac, loving grandpa of Audrey, Timothy, Judith and Leslie: aged 62 years. God giveth His beloved rest.
Funeral Notice:
MANNING: The Funeral Cortege of the late Mr. George Thomas Hooton Manning, of Nantawarra, Jacob's Well, is appointed to leave our Service Chapel, 664 Newcastle street, Leederville, after a Service commencing at 2.15 o'clock This (Thursday) Afternoon, arriving at the Karrakatta Crematorium Chapel, for a Methodist Cremation Service at 3 o'clock. Arthur J. Purslowe and Co., B2649, in conjunction with J. W. Purslowe and Sons, Northam.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 280 F    i. Dorothy MANNING [3746] was born on 7 Feb 1915 in Perth, Western Australia, died on 20 Nov 1996 in Bunbury, Western Australia at age 81, and was buried in Bunbury Cemetery, Western Australia.

+ 281 M    ii. Kenneth George MANNING [3747] was born on 28 Nov 1916 in Perth, Western Australia.

+ 282 F    iii. Doreen MANNING [3748] was born on 28 Aug 1918 in Perth, Western Australia and died on 13 Nov 2012 at age 94.

+ 283 F    iv. Jeanne MANNING [3749] was born on 24 May 1920.

109. Elsie Emma HOCKING [3750] (Eliza Smillie RYDER²⁷, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 23 Jul 1891 in Nantawarra, South Australia, died on 8 Jun 1939 in Perth, Western Australia at age 47, and was cremated on 10 Jun 1939 in Crematorium Chapel Karrakatta, W.A.

General Notes:
1891 SA Birth HOCKING Elsie Emma Herbert HOCKING Eliza Smillie RYDER Gilbert 484/254
1939 WA Death BENTLEY ELSIE E Female PERTH 964

Western Mail (Perth) Friday 8 Oct 1915
Marriage Notice:
BENTLEY-HOCKING.-On August 27, 1915, at Trinity Congregational Church, by Rev. S. H. Cox, Victor Herbert Bentley to Elsie Emma Hocking.

The West Australian (Perth) Friday 19 Oct 1915
Marriage Notice:
BENTLEY-HOCKING.-On August 27, 1915, at Trinity Congregational Church, by Rev. S. H. Cox, Victor Herbert Bentley to Elsie Emma Hocking.

Western Mail (Perth) Thursday 15&22 Jun 1939
Death Notice:
BENTLEY, ELSIE EMMA, on June 8, aged 48 years.

The West Australian (Perth) Monday 12 Jun 1939
Funeral Notice.
The Late Mrs. E. E. Bentley. The funeral services for the late Mrs. E.E. Bentley, the beloved wife of Mr. Victor H. Bentley, of Darlington, W.A. took place in the Crematorium Chapel Karrakatta on Saturday morning last there being present a large number of friends and relatives. Born in Perth, the late Mrs. Bentley had lived the whole of her life in Perth, and during her lifetime had endeared herself to many. The service at the Crematorium was conducted by the Rev. Lincoln Sullivan. The chief mourners were Mr. Victor H. Bentley (husband), Nancy and Gladys (daughters) Mervyn (son). Mesdames East, G. Manning and G. Uphill (sisters). Messrs. H.R., A.S. and N.E.W. Hocking (brothers). Messrs. East, G. Manning and Geo. Upphill (brothers-in-law). Mrs. E. Bentley (sister-in-law). Mr. H. Bentley (father-in-law), and Mrs. M. Raston (cousin). The pall-bearers were Messrs. M. Owen, J. Tomlinson J. Nathan, R. Richter and V. K. Jones. Amongst those present were Inspector J. Doyle, Messrs. A. S. Hardwick, L. W. de Morley, R. G. Liddell. H. N. Repton, H. Roberts, G. A. Letch, J. Hynes, T. F. W. Kendall, F. G. Williams, J.P. Dunne, A. J. Fallon (Commonwealth Bank), T. E. Gammon, Keith Hocking, M. N. Andrew (Perpetual Trustee Co.), H Locking, E.S. Stokes, G. L. Needham. T. Sandeson, E.K. Outtrim (Glen Forrest Bowling Club), H. Roberts, E. Wills, Geo. H. Laves (Police Department), D. J. Sundercombe, R. H. Jones (O. L. Haines and Co), A. R. Hughes, P. Ewing, R. D. Ireland, J. W. Lenegan. T. R. Stenhouse, A. and D. Arkell, F. T. Smith, T. Hardwick, T. Curlewis, G. H. Crump, P. Roberts, J. Wansbrough, M. F. Bovell (Commonwealth Bank), W. E. Tremlett, O. Tattersall, E. Constantine, Gordon Bennett, G. H. Ranger, A. Ranger, A. and N. Whitton, C. A. Darch, W. A. Kenworthy, Allan Upphill, C. E. Rankin, W. D. Manning, J. D. Manning, A. Wells and A. E. Wells; Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Turnbull, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. R. Raston; Mesdames Drysdale, F. Andrew, Treadgold, B. Holdcroft, M. Curry, J. D. Manning, Ryder and O. M. Kenworthy; Misses D. Manning, M. Shepherd and D. Holdcroft. A number of beautiful wreathes and floral tributes were received and placed in the Crematorium Chapel. Numerous telegrams and messages of sympathy have been received by the members of the bereaved family. The funeral arrangements were in the hands of Donald J. Chipper and Son.

Sunday Times (Perth) Sunday 23 Jul 1939
Probate Notice:
Elsie Emma Bentley, late of Darlington, married woman, to Victor H. Bentley and Mervyn R. Bentley, of Darlington; £3529.

Other Records

• Bef Death: Residence, 1939, Darlington, West Australia.

Elsie married Victor Herbert BENTLEY [3751], son of H. BENTLEY [3823], on 27 Aug 1915 in Trinity Congregation, Perth, Western Australia. Harold was born on 11 Dec 1889 in Victoria, Australia and died on 23 Jan 1980 at age 90. He was usually called Harold.

Marriage Notes:
1915 WA Marriage HOCKING Elsie E Female BARTLEY Victort H Male PERTH 555 1915

General Notes:
First World War Embarkation Roll - Victor Herbert Bentley
Service number: 3268
Rank: Private
Roll title: 11 Infantry Battalion - 8 to 12 Reinforcements (September-November 1915)
Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918
Date of embarkation: 2 November 1915
Place of embarkation: Fremantle
Ship embarked on: HMAT Ulysses
Ship number: A38

The West Australian Saturday 23 December 1944
NEW SECRETARY.
Mr V. H. Bentley Chosen.
Mr Victor Herbert Bentley has been appointed secretary of the Police Department in place of Inspector C. Treadgold, who has begun his long-service leave prior to retiring. Mr Bentley was born in Victoria in 1889 and came to this State in 1896. In May, 1904. he joined the civil service and was employed in the Mines Department for seven years. For three years he was in the Chief Secretary's Department and Mr. V. H. Bentley (photo) for the last 30 years has been connected with the Police Department. Mr Bentley has been the officer in charge of records for 20 years and during that period was associated, as secretary, with the Police Benefit Fund, which ceased to function when the Government Superannuation Fund came into operation.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 284 M    i. Mervyn Ryder BENTLEY [3752] was born on 26 Feb 1918 in Perth, Western Australia.

+ 285 F    ii. Nancy Estelle BENTLEY [3753] was born on 6 Jun 1921 in Perth, Western Australia and died on 23 Aug 2008 in Sydney NSW, Australia at age 87.

+ 286 F    iii. Gladys Evelyn BENTLEY [3754] was born on 24 Nov 1923 in Perth, Western Australia and died on 8 Dec 1992 at age 69.

110. Doris May HOCKING [2883] (Eliza Smillie RYDER²⁷, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 9 May 1898 in Perth, Western Australia, died on 10 Aug 1937 in Perth, Western Australia at age 39, and was buried on 11 Aug 1937 in Congregational Cemetery, Karrakatta.

General Notes:
1898 W.A. Birth Reg 3328 Perth
1937 W.A. Death Reg 3152

Western Mail (Perth) Thursday 24 Jun 1920
Marriage Notice:
ROBERTS-HOCKING.-On May I5, 1920, at Trinity Congregational Church, by the Rev. G. A. Williamson Legge, Harold (late 16th Battalion), youngest son of the late George and Sarah Roberts, of Perth, to Doris May, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hocking, Perth.

The West Australian (Perth) Wednesday 11 Aug 1937
Death Notices:
ROBERTS.-On August 10, 1937, at Perth, Doris May dearly beloved wife of Harold Roberts, and loving mother of Harold, Doreen, Pamelia and Glenyse; aged 39 years
ROBERTS.--On August 10, Doris dearly beloved sister of Gert (Mrs. Uppill), Herb Hocking, Stanley Hocking, Tot (Mrs. East), Norman Hocking, and Elsie (Mrs. Bentley).

Funeral Notice:
ROBERTS.-The Friends of the late Doris May Roberts, late of Grand-parade, Maylands, dearly beloved wife of Harold Roberts, and loving mother of Harold, Doreen, Pamela and Glenyse, are respectfully informed that her remains will be interred in the Congregational Cemetery, Karrakatta, at 3 o'clock THIS (Wednesday) AFTERNOON. The Funeral is appointed to leave the Service Chapel of Messrs. C. H. Smith and Co., 281 Newcastle-street, Perth, at 2.30 o'clock. Friends attending the Funeral may proceed by the 2.37 o'clock train leaving Perth. C. H. SMITH and CO., Undertakers, 281 Newcastle-street, Perth. Tel. B1281. 175 Albany road, Victoria Park Tel. M1346.

The West Australian Saturday 10 Aug 1940
In Memoriam Notices:
ROBERTS -In loving memory of my darling wife and our loving Mother, Doria Maie, passed away August 10. 1937. Love, gratitude and sincerity ever. Inserted by her loving husband, daughters Doreen, Pamela and Glenyse, and son Harold.
ROBERTS.-In loving remembrance of our sister-in-law and Aunty. Doris, who passed away August 10, 1937. Inserted by Victor and family. (Victor Bentley.)

Doris married Harold ROBERTS [2884], son of George Harrison ROBERTS [3769] and Sarah Ann [3770], on 15 May 1920 in Trinity Congregational Church, Perth, Western Australia. Harold was born on 24 Nov 1889 in Perth, Western Australia and died on 17 Nov 1959 in Perth, Western Australia at age 69.

Marriage Notes:
1920 WA Marriage Folio 553

Western Mail (Perth) Thursday 24 Jun 1920
Marriage Notice
ROBERTS-HOCKING.-On May I5, 1920, at Trinity Congregational Church, by the Rev. G. A. Williamson Legge, Harold (late 16th Battalion), youngest son of the late George and Sarah Roberts, of Perth, to Doris May, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hocking, Perth.

General Notes:
1889 W.A. Birth Reg 1484
1959 W.A. Death Reg 3152

Children from this marriage were:

+ 287 M    i. Harold George Herbert ROBERTS [2885] was born on 13 Mar 1921 in Moora, Western Australia and died on 2 Mar 1991 in Albany, Western Australia. at age 69.

+ 288 F    ii. Doreen Maie ROBERTS [2886] was born on 23 Nov 1922 in Moora, Western Australia and died in May 2011 in Canberra, ACT, Australia at age 88.

+ 289 F    iii. Pamela Shore ROBERTS [2887] was born on 29 Dec 1929 in Plantagenet, West Australia and died on 26 Nov 2000 in Perth, Western Australia at age 70.

+ 290 F    iv. Glenyse Patricia ROBERTS [2888] was born on 19 Dec 1933 in Perth, Western Australia and died on 16 Oct 1972 in Perth, Western Australia at age 38.

111. Norman Charles RYDER [1005] (William Charles²⁹, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 21 Apr 1889 in Woodside, Nairne, South Australia, died on 6 Jun 1946 in York Road, Greenmount, National Park, Western Australia at age 57, and was cremated on 7 Jun 1946 in Karrakatta Cemetery, Perth, Western Australia.

General Notes:
1889 SA Birth RYDER Norman Charles William Charles RYDER Mary KIRKWOOD Nairne 437/103

The Advertiser Tuesday 2nd December 1903
THE UNIVERSITY: JUNIOR EXAMINATION - PASS LISTS
List of candidates who have passed in five or more subjects and who, therefore, receive the junior certificate.
1. English literature; 2. English history; 3. geography; 5. Latin, 8 arithmentic, 9 algebra, 10. geometry.
Norman Charles Ryder, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 9, 10 (Sturt-street Public School).

The Mercury (Hobart) Thursday 8 June 1911
AUSTRALASIAN CORPORATION OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
RESULTS OF EXAMINATIONS.
Below are the successful candidates in order of merit in the examinations which were, recently held throughout the Commonwealth under the auspices of the Australian Corporation of Public Accountants, the Institute of Accountants in South Australia (incorporated), and the Institute of Accountants and Auditors of West Australia:-

Examiner (Launceston) Friday 9 June 1911
ACCOUNTANTS' EXAMS. The following are the successful candidates in order of merit in the examinations which were rceently held through out the Commonwealth under the auspices of the Australasian Corporation of Public Accountants, the Institute of Accountants in South Australia (incorpora ted), and the Institute of Accountants and Auditors of West Australia:-Final examination (legal section) . . . Norman Charles Ryder (W.A.) . . .

First World War Embarkation Roll
Name: Norman Charles Ryder
Service number: 2768
Rank: Private
Roll title: 44 Infantry Battalion - 1 to 6 Reinforcements (June-December 1916)
Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918
Date of embarkation: 29 December 1916
Place of embarkation: Fremantle
Ship embarked on: HMAT Persic
Ship number: A34

Australian Commonwealth Military Forces (AIF Project)
Name: Norman Charles RYDER
Regimental number: 2768
Religion Congregational
Occupation Accountant
Address: East Perth, Western Australian
Marital status: Single
Age at embarkation: 27
Next of kin Father, William Charles Ryder, 2 Norbert Street, East Perth, Western Australian
Enlistment date: 24 March 1916
Rank on enlistment: Private
Unit name: 44th Battalion, 6th Reinforcement
AWM Embarkation Roll number: 23/61/2
Embarkation details: Unit embarked from Fremantle, Western Australia, on board HMAT A34 Persic on 29 December 1916
Rank from Nominal Roll: Lance Corporal
Unit from Nominal Roll: 44th Battalion
Fate: Returned to Australia 1 June 1919
Family/military connections: Brother: Lt Geoffrey Kirkwood RYDER, 28th Bn, effective abroad (still overseas).

1920? according to Leith, Norman worked on Herbert Ryder Hocking's farm at Tammin making mud bricks for the farm-house.

The Bunbury Herald & Blackwood Express Friday 11 February 1921
THE ACCOUNTANCY QUESTION.
An offer was received from Mr. Norman Ryder to perform the following duties : -
(1) Once a month to supervise the books of accounts, and ascertain - if same have been written up to date, if they have been balanced, if entries have been correctly made, if expenditure is in accordance with Municipal Corporation Act, inspect Budget statement, inspect list of accounts to be passed for payment.
(2) Once in six months to supervise preparation of financial statements of the Council, Health Board Electric Light Department, and Sanitary Department.
(3) Once in twelve months to supervise preparation of financial statements of the Water Board and Cemetery Board.
(4) To advise generally on matters of accounts. Mr. Thomas remarked that Mr. Ryder, who was a properly qualified chartered accountant, was preparer (for the sum of 36 guineas per annum payable monthly) to undertake the duties enumerated above. It would be quite safe in his (the Mayor's opinion for the Council to engage the services of an accountant at a salary of £4 10s per week, seeing that Mr. Ryder was willing to undertake the supervision of the accounts. On the motion of Cr Ford, seconded by Cr Rodwell, all reports were referred to the Finance Committee for early consideration. In reply to a question from Cr Knight regarding the office staff Mr. Thomas stated that it was all right for the time being, Mr Harald Birch having consented to take Mr. Summers's place in the Electric Light Department.

The Bunbury Herald & Blackwood Express 13 December 1921
NEW COUNCILLORS.
SWEARING IN CEREMONY. SEASONABLE GREETINGS.
Yesterday morning at 11 o'clock the swearing-in of the new Councilors and auditor took place in the Council Chambers, before the Resident Magistrate, Mr. G.T. Wood. The new members of Municipal government were sworn in the following order: Frederick Charles Prosser, James Gardiner, William Wilfred Skewes and Norman Charles Ryder (auditor). . .

The West Australian Friday 7 Jun 1946
Death Notices:
RYDER (Norman Charles) -On June 6, 1946, at his late residence, York-road, Greenmount, dearly beloved husband of Doris and dearly loved father of Leith, Kenneth, Cecily and Geoffrey, father-in-law of Lois and grandfather of baby Margaret; aged 57 years.
RYDER (Norman Charles) -On June 6, 1946 at his late residence, Greenmount, loving brother of Geoffrey Ryder, of Adelaide. South Australia.
RYDER (Norman Clarles) -On June 6, 1946. at Greenmount, loved son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Nicholls.
RYDER (Norman Charles) -On June 6, 1946. at Greenmount, loved brother-in-law of Norman and Irma Barrett and fond uncle of Keith and Merilyn.

Funeral Notices:
RYDER - The Friends of the late Mr Norman Charles Ryder late of York-road, Greenmount, and late of the 44^th Batt., 1^st A.I.F., dearly beloved husband of Doris , are informed that a Congregational Cremation Service will be held in the Crematorium Chapel, Karrakatta at 3 o'clock THIS (Friday) AFTERNOON. The funeral will leave the Private Service Chapel of Wm Snell and Son at 2.10. Friends may proceed by train leaving Midland Junction at 1.51 o'clock and Perth 2.32 o'clock. William Snell and Son, Undertakers, Midland Junction. Tel UJ84.
RYDER-Totally and Permanently Disabled Soldiers' Association of Australia, WA. Branch, Incorporated. Members of the above are respectfully requested to attend the Cremation Service which will take place in the Crematorium Chapel. Karrakatta, at 3 o'clock THIS (Friday) AFTERNOON for their late Member, Norman Charles Ryder. H.W. Rigg, President; C.C. Walker, Hon. State Secretary.

The West Australian Saturday 8 June 1946
Death Notices:
RYDER (Norman Charles).--On June 6, loving brother-in-law of Wilf and Ivy Nicholls uncle of Marjorie, Corinne and Dorothy.
RYDER (Norman Charles).-On June 6, 1946. at his late residence. York road Greenmount, respected member of 44th Battalion Association. Joe Rodgers, Hon. Sec.; Morrie Lewis, President. Lest we forget.

Research Notes:
Image courtesy of D Hart

Other Records

• Brothers: 1896, Adelaide, South Australia.

• Brothers: School Boys, 1903, Adelaide, South Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: accountant, 1912, 13 Moore st, Perth, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: accountant, 1914, 2 Norbert st, Perth, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: accountant, 1915, 2 Norbert st, Perth, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: accountant, 1916, 2 Norbert st, Perth, Western Australia.

• WW1: Attestation, 1916, Perth West Australia.

• WWI: photograph, 1916 To 1919.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: accountant, 1917, 2 Norbert st, Perth, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: accountant, 1919, 2 Norbert st, Perth, Western Australia.

• Photograph: Senior Years, 1945, Perth West Australia.

Norman married Doris Mercy NICHOLLS [3437], daughter of Charles Ernest NICHOLLS [3791] and Lillian Rose GURR [3792], on 15 Nov 1919 in Trinity Congregation, Perth, Western Australia. Doris was born on 29 Nov 1893 in Campbell's Creek, Victoria, Australia and died on 9 Nov 1986 in Perth, Western Australia at age 92.

Marriage Notes:
Western Mail Thursday 18 December 1919
Marriage Notice:
RYDER-NICHOLLS.-On November 15, at Trinity Congregational Church, by the Rev. G. A. Williamson Legge. Norman Charles, elder son of Mr. William Charles and the late Mary Ryder, to Doris, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Nicholls, of 231 Vincent-street, Perth.

General Notes:
1893 VIC Reg No 10606

The West Australian Friday 17 March 1950
PEOPLE & PARTIES
W.A. Visitors To London The following West Australians visited the Agent General's office, Savoy House, London, last month: Miss Alice P. Glover, of Perth; Miss Alberta V. Mews, North Perth; Mr. and Mrs. W. O. H. Cullen and Miss Cullen, North Perth; Mrs. T. J. Bradley, Daglish; Miss Marilyn Wilson, Clare mont; Miss C. Cockshal, Subiaco; Miss R. Finkelstein and Miss B. Finklestein, Mt. Lawley; Mr. Ronald E. Moyle, Nedlands; Mr. Raymond F. Angel, Perth; Miss Kath Thompson, Mt. Lawley; Mr. P. M. Martin, Claremont; Mrs. M. A. Talbot, Perth; Mrs. A. I. Oliver, Nedlands; Mrs. D. Totterdell, Cottesloe; Mr. V. D. Williams, Beverley; Miss D. Lamprey, Claremont; Mrs. L. Nelson, Claremont; Mrs. R. McDermott, Collie; Miss J. East haugh, Mt. Lawley; Mr. and Mrs. O G. Easthaugh, Mt. Lawley; Miss Janet Stevenson Tweedie, Bunbury; Mrs. Doris M. Ryder, North Perth; Mrs. Joan P. Anderson, Claremont; Mr. George M. Anderson, Claremont; Mr. David J. Durack, West Perth; Miss Jessie Atkinson, Scarborough; Mrs. Verna Kendall, Perth; Mrs. P. W. Ashby, Wglshpool; Mr. and Mrs. J. Marshall, Collie; Miss Eileen Pullarton, Shenton Park; Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Leckle, West Perth; Mr. H. W. Bateman, Subiaco; Mrs. P. Lane, Narrogin: Mr. and Mrs. A. J.. White, Mundagarup; Mr. A. W. Buck, Maylands; Mr. W. H. Baynes, Bassendean; Miss V. E. Smith, Gosnells; Mr. Frank Gamblen and Mr. H. Gamblen, Come; Miss Barbara M. Letch, South Perth; Miss Gladys L Holmes, Claremont; Miss Vera Byass, Claremont; Mrs. V. Garland, Claremont.

Research Notes:
Image courtesy of D Hart

Other Records

• at time of Marriage: residing, 1919, 231 Vincent Street, Perth.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 291 M    i. Kenneth Norman RYDER [3439] was born on 24 Feb 1922 in Western Australia and died on 10 Dec 1977 in Mt Isa, Queensland, Australia at age 55.

112. Geoffrey Kirkwood RYDER [1006] (William Charles²⁹, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 2 Feb 1892 in Mt Barker, South Australia, died on 30 Jan 1983 in Adelaide, South Australia at age 90, and was cremated on 3 Feb 1983 in Centennial Park Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia. He was usually called Geoff.

General Notes:
1892 SA Birth RYDER Geoffrey Kirkwood William Charles RYDER Mary KIRKWOOD Mount Barker 495/123
Cemetery: Centennial Park Location West, Rose Bed W67, Position 001

Interests:
Honorary Treasurer Fighting Forces Family Welfare Bureau
Life Member of Prince Alfred Collegians' Association
Freemasonry

South Australian & Northern Territory Freemasons, North Tce, Adelaide:
The only information we can provide is that he joined South Australian Lodge No. 51 - Prince Alfred Collegians in October 1940 from Western Australian Lodges 78 and 150 and was granted a clearance here in South Australia [left] 21 December 1981.

The Advertiser Monday 26 December 1904
BURSARIES AND EXHIBITIONS.
THE WINNERS.
The following is a list of the successful candidates in connection with the examinations for the public schools junior scholarships and bursaries:
Junior Scholarship.-William Jam Spencer, Sturt-street School.
Public Exhibitions (tenable at any secondary school)
. . . Geoffrey Kirkwood Ryder (North Adelaide and Sturt-street) . . .

The Register Wednesday 13 December 1905
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE JUNIOR EXAMS
Geoffrey Kirkwood Ryder, 1c, 5, 8, 9, 10 Prince Alfred College.

The Advertiser Tuesday 25 December 1906
Georffrey Kirkwood Ryder, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11 (Prince Alfred College)

The Advertiser Monday 23 December 1907
WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.
The following is the result of the scientific temperance examination for 1907. South Australia sent up 57 candidates and of these 27 secured prizes:- Third Section 3rd prize. . . Geoffrey K. Ryder, North Adelaide. . .

The West Australian Friday 22 November 1912
A CLERK'S ACCOUNTS. MRS. SIMPSON'S CASE. CHARGES OF THEFT.
In the City Police Court yesterday, a further hearing was given by Mr. A. S. Roe, P.M., to the charges of theft brought against Margaretta Simpson (26), formerly employed as clerk by Carrol and Dwyer, booksellers and stationers. Perth . . . Geoffrey Kirkwood Ryder, ledger-keeper at the Bank of Australasia, Perth, said he received the cheque for £23 6s. in the course of business on August 8, and debited it to the account of Dwyer and Carrol: On August 12 the cheque for £3 2s. 6d., and on August 10 the cheque for £6 1s. 3d., were received in the course of business from the Commercial Bank, and "debited" to Dwyer and Carrol's account . . .

Western Mail Friday 26 October 1917
342nd CASUALTY LIST FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
Wounded: . . . Lieutenant Ryder Geoffrey Kirkwood (E. Perth) severely . . .

Sunday Times (Perth) Sunday 29 July 1928
SAILORS & SOLDIERS SECTION
Geoff Ryder, well-known Mt. Lawley R.S.L. sub-branch member, and now manager of a bank at Carnamah, has been appointed president of the local R.S.L. At a recent meeting at Carnamah be represented the State Executive, and reports that considerable enthusiasm and interest was shown by those present. A movement has been started at Carnamah to erect a memorial in the town, and it is hoped to have something ready for next Anzac Day. Carnamah, by the way, is one of the towns brought right into the forefront of progressive centres due to soldiers' settlement, its wheat truckings more than once having topped the record; Soldier settlers have done well for themselves and their district.

The Western Mail Thursday 9 January 1930
Country Towns and Districts - Carnamah's Advancement
"Soldiering is Mr. G. K. Ryder's hobby, but managing the Carnamah branch of the Bank of Australasia does not permit of military activities. An old Prince Alfred College boy he came across from the sister State early in life. He served in France with the 28th Battalion, returning with his lieutenancy, and three years ago, not having severed his connection with his old unit, he attained his majority. Mr. Ryder came from Perth to Carnamah 18 months ago. He takes much interest in the community life of the district and is president of the sub-branch of the R.S.L., which has 40 members. He was a delegate to the last R.S.L. State Conference."

Australian Commonwealth Military Forces (AIF Project)
Religion Congregational
Occupation Bank officer
Address East Perth, Western Australia
Marital status Single
Age at embarkation 24
Next of kin Father, William Charles Ryder, 2 Norbert Street, East Perth, Western Australia
Enlistment date 25 January 1916
Rank on enlistment Lieutenant
Unit name: 28th Battalion, 18th Reinforcement </showUnit?unitCode=INF28REIN18>
AWM Embarkation Roll number 23/45/3
Embarkation details Unit embarked from Fremantle, Western Australia, on board HMAT A34 Persic on 29 December 1916
Rank from Nominal Roll Lieutenant
Unit from Nominal Roll 28th Battalion
Promotions Lieutenant Unit: 28th Battalion Promotion date: 26 September 1917
Fate Effective abroad (still overseas)
Family/military connections Brother: 2768 Lance Corporal Norman Charles RYDER, 44th Bn, returned to Australia, 1 June 1919.

First World War Embarkation Roll
Geoffrey Kirkwood Ryder
Rank: Lieutenant
Roll title: 28 Infantry Battalion - 9 to 18 Reinforcements (February-December 1916)
Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918
Date of embarkation: 29 December 1916
Place of embarkation: Fremantle
Ship embarked on: HMAT Persic
Ship number: A34
Geoffrey Kirkwood RYDER
Date of birth 2 February 1892

The Carnamah Winchester Database - http://www.carnamah.com.au/ca39.html
"Geoff" Geoffrey Kirkwood RYDER
Born 2 February 1892 in Mount Barker, South Australia.
Son of William Charles RYDER and Mary KIRKWOOD.
In 1916 he was working as a Bank Clerk and living with his father at "Yankalilla" 2 Norbert Street in East Perth.
Passed as fit for active service and enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force in the Perth on 19 January 1916.
Upon enlistment he was 6 feet tall, weighed 146 pounds and had grey eyes, brown hair and a fresh complexion.
After training at Blackboy Hill he was appointed on 16 November 1816 to the 18th Reinforcements of the 28th Battalion
Embarked from Fremantle, Western Australia for active service overseas on the H.M.A.T. A34 Persic on 29 December 1916.
Disembarked in Devonport, England on 3 March 1917 and after further training proceeded to France on 20 May 1917
2nd Lieutenant of the Australian Imperial Force's 28th Infantry Battalion in France and Belgium during the First World War.
Wounded in Action in Belgium on 20 September 1917 and was repatriated to England with shell wounds to his shoulders.
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant to Lieutenant on 26 September 1917 and once again proceeded to France on 3 December 1917.
Lieutenant in the Australian Imperial Force's 28th Infantry Battalion in France and Belgium during the First World War.
His appointment was terminated in Perth on 17 February 1920; received the British War Medal and the Victory Medal.
Following his return to Western Australia and discharge he worked for the Bank of Australasia in Perth.
Resided in Perth until shifting to Carnamah in 1928 to open a new branch of the Bank of Australasia [9-Jan-1930] [17-Sep-1932]
Manager of the Bank of Australasia at 8 Macpherson Street Carnamah 1928-1932.
During his time in Carnamah he resided at the residence adjoining the bank which fronted onto Caron Street.
Travelled to Coorow every Wednesday afternoon to conduct banking business for the Bank of Australasia [8-Dec-1928]
In the final week of August 1928 held a house warming party at his home which doubled as a farewell for Kim HOLMES [1-Sep-1928]
Member of the Carnamah Cricket Club in 1928-29 and 1929-30 [3-Nov-1928, 26-Oct-1929]
Attended the farewell to William P. WALLACE at the home of Alf NIND in Carnamah on Tuesday 16 October 1928 [20-Oct-1928]
On Sunday 28 October 1928 played in the first ever cricket match of the Coorow and Districts Cricket Association [3-Nov-1928]
Member of a team of single man who were defeated by a married men's team at cricket in Carnamah in November 1928 [24-Nov-1928]
Treasurer 1928-1929 and a Committee Member 1930-1932 of the Carnamah Race Club [6-Oct-1928, 21-Dec-1929 & 12-Mar-1932]
Treasurer of the Carnamah District Agricultural Society 1928-1931 [13-Oct-1928, 2-Nov-1929 and 8-Nov-1930]
Ratepayers Auditor for the Carnamah Road Board in 1928 and 1929 [8-Sep-1928 and 1-Jun-1929]
Member of the Carnamah Sub-Branch of the Returned Soldiers League - was President 1928-1931 [28-Mar-1928 and 15-Nov-1930]
Member of the Carnamah Ratepayers & Citizens Association 1928-1932 - was Vice President in 1932 [10-Nov-1928 and 16-Jul-1932]
Treasurer of the Carnamah Recreation Ground improvement committee in 1929 [1-Jun-1929]
Presided over the R.S.L. Smoke Social held in Carnamah on 2 February 1929 [9-Feb-1929]
At 6:15 p.m. on Sunday 19 May 1929, while on his way to the Carnamah Hotel for tea, he saw flames in a window [25-May-1929]
The flames with coming from the office of Stan O'GRADY's garage at 16 Boojerabba Street, Carnamah.
He forced his way into the office, rescued the books from the burning table and then began to bring the fire under control
Shortly afterwards he was aided by other people and the fire was extinguished before much damage was done.
Had an account with Carnamah blacksmith, wheelwright and motor mechanics Henry Parkin & Son in 1929.
Collected donations from the public and the relevant names for the Carnamah War Memorial in 1929 [9-Feb-1929]
Attended the Massey Harris Wallis tractor demonstration held on Gregorfields Farm in Winchester on 31 January 1929 [2-Feb-1929]
Vice President of the Carnamah Football Club 1929-1931 [14-Sep-1929, 15-Mar-1930, 18-Apr-1931]
Presided over the Carnamah Football Club's Smoke Social Wind-Up at the Carnamah Hall on Saturday 7 September 1929 [14-Sep-1929]
Attended the Grand Ball following the Carnamah Show and opening of Centenary Park on 19 September 1929 [28-Sep-1929]
Member of the Carnamah Presbyterian Church's Board of Management in 1929 [26-Oct-1929]
Member of the Carnamah Rifle Club 1929-1932 [5-Aug-1932] [20-Apr-1929 and 15-Aug-1931]
Treasurer of the Carnamah Parents & Citizens Association 1929-1932 [31-Aug-1929 and 9-Jul-1932]
Vice President of the Carnamah Tennis Club in 1929-30 and 1930-31 [26-Oct-1929 and 11-Oct-1930]
Founding Member of the Carnamah Masonic Lodge No.150 WAC on 21 March 1930
Foundation Member of the Carnamah Golf Club in 1930 [10-May-1930]
Presided over the Carnamah Football Club's Grand Presentation Ball at the Carnamah Hall on 9 October 1930 [18-Oct-1930]
Auditor for the North Midlands Football Association in 1931 [18-Apr-1931]
Attended the funeral of "Father of Carnamah" Donald MACPHERSON at the Winchester Cemetery on 14 August 1931 [22-Aug-1931]
Member and Treasurer of the committee that arranged Carnamah's first boxing tournament in early 1932 [6-Feb-1932]
Member of the Carnamah Literary and Debating Society in 1932 [12-Aug-1932]
Chairman and Adjudicator of the Literary and Debating Society's second debate held in Carnamah on 16 August 1932 [12-Aug-1932]
Treasurer of the Carnamah Athletic Club in 1932 [6-Feb-1932]
Committee Member of the Carnamah Presbyterian Church in 1932 [9-Sep-1932]
Pallbearer at the funeral of Mrs Jane ROBERTSON of Carnamah at the Winchester Cemetery on 15 May 1932 [21-May-1932]
Pallbearer at the funeral of Carnamah Road Board chairman Richard ROBERTSON on 9 July 1932 at the Winchester Cemetery
Helped transport the children of the Carnamah School to Three Springs to partake in interschool sports on 16 July 1932 [22-Jul-1932]
Attended the Commemoration Dinner held at the Commercial Hotel in Three Springs on Friday 26 August 1932 [9-Sep-1932]
Rendered a vocal or elocutionary item at the R.S.L. Smoke Social and Friends Night held in Carnamah on 27 August 1932 [2-Sep-1932]
Played the piano and organ at local functions in Carnamah [6-Jul-1929 and 20-Aug-1942]
In September 1932 was transferred away from Carnamah and asked to report to the bank's main office in Melbourne [17-Sep-1932]
He was tendered a Valedictory & Farewell Social at the Carnamah Hall on Friday evening 10 September 1932 [17-Sep-1932]
A public invitation had been extended to all residents of the Carnamah Road Board District to attend his farewell [9-Sep-1932]
It was estimated that there were about five hundred people present at his farewell from Carnamah and surrounds [17-Sep-1932]
He was presented with a new wallet containing money and a wristlet watch from his many friends in Carnamah [16-Sep-1932]
Left Carnamah for Perth on 13 September 1932, and left Perth for Melbourne on 19 September 1932 [17-Sep-1932]
He was succeeded as Manager of Carnamah's branch of the Bank of Australasia by Charles A. Mettam [2-Sep-1932]
Sent a congratulatory telegram to the Carnamah Football Club when they won the Premiership in 1933 [8-Sep-1933]
Inspector with the Bank of Australasia in Victoria, Australia [17-Aug-1934]
While in Western Australia on inspectoral duties with the bank he visited Carnamah over a weekend in August 1934 [17-Aug-1934]
Spent a portion of his annual holidays in Carnamah in September 1934, arriving in time for the Carnamah Show [8-Sep-1934 and 22-Sep-1934]
His residential address in 1936 was 107 Elizabeth Street in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
In January 1949 spent a short holiday in Carnamah, while on leave from the Bank of Australasia in Melbourne, Victoria [29-Jan-1949]
By 1952 he had lived in every state of Australia and in New Zealand.

The Advertiser Tuesday 31 August 1948
OUT AMONG THE PEOPLE
P.A. Collegian's Farewell
Attended yesterday a farewell lunch given by the committee of Prince Alfred Collegians' Association to Mr. Geoffrey Ryder, accountant of the Bank of Australasia, who bas been transferred to the superintendent's office in Melbourne. Mr. Ryder, who was the association president in 1945-6, has been in the bank's service for nearly 40 years, all over Australia and in New Zealand, whence he came to Adelaide eight years ago. He is succeeded by Mr. T. F. Downey, a Sydneysider gravitating from the accountancy of Auckland branch.
Able President Mr John Dunn, who presided, said Mr. Ryder had piloted them through their first postwar Old Boys' Week programme, and during that week, conjointly with David Clarkson, pioneered the unique telephone address to their Melbourne and Sydney branches. He visited those capitals to consolidate their interests, and was in office when the school war memorial fund was launched by a remarkable series of successful events. Since Mr. Ryder was elected to the College Council in 1947 he had contributed much of value to its deliberations. Mr. Ryder, (returning thanks) said he expected to return to Adelaide 3½ years hence and continue his work for the old school. Others present yesterday included Dr. Mervyn Evans (past-president). Messrs. Clarke; and Pearson, MP's, W. Menz (WM of the Old PA Collegians' Masonic Lodge). David Clarkson and Ronald Johnson (Mayor of Campbell town).

Transcribed from a book entitled:-
RULES, REGULATIONS, AND LIST OF MEMBERS 1964 - ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE FOR ENGLAND AND WALES, THE DOMINIONS AND DEPENDENCIES OF THE BRITISH CROWN.
The book contains a list of Rose Croix Chapters of the Ancient and Accepted Rite of Masonry for England & Wales, the Dominions and Dependencies of the British Crown - 1964, printed by King & Jarrett Limited, 33 Stannary Street, Kennington, London SE11. This particular brand of freemasonry has been in existence since the mid 1700's and had its beginnings in France. (The book also contains the names and chapters of all members of the Rose Croix in 1964.)

South Australian Members: Earl of Euston Chapter, No 147, Freemasons' Hall, 254 North Tce, Adelaide, SA
It is believed that Geoffrey Kirkwood Ryder reached Level 32 of this Chapter.

The Advertiser (Adelaide) Friday 4 February 1983
Death Notice:
Ryder Geoff -A gentleman and a dear friend who was always there. You will be sadly missed, but always in our memories. - Lance, Linda and Darren Jarratt (Ballarat Victoria).

The Advertiser (Adelaide) Saturday 5 February 1983
Death Notices:
RYDER, Geoffrey Kirkwood. -Of Bellevue Heights on January 30. Loved uncle of Geoffrey and Marian and family of Melbourne, brother of Joyce and Marjorie of Perth and brother-in-law of Doris of Perth. Privately cremated. Pengelley & Knabe Glenside.
RYDER, Geoff. -The ANZ Banking Group, retired officers mourn the passing of our esteemed member, Vale Geoff.

As of 2012, Leith Ryder of Perth recalls: that during Christmas 1943, Geoff helped with the harvest at Herbert Ryder Hocking's farm at Tammin.

Research Notes:
(Image courtesy of W. Cannell)

Other Records

• Photograph: Brothers, 1896, Adelaide, South Australia.

• Photograph: School Boys, 1904, Adelaide, South Australia.

• Prince Alfred College: Enrolment, 1905, Adelaide, South Australia.

• Prince Alfred College: Cadet Corp, 1907, Adelaide, South Australia.

• Removed to: 1908, Perth, Western Australia.

• Career: Bank of Australasia, 1910, Perth, Western Australia. (abt 1910)

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: bank clerk, 1913, "Yankalilla" 2 Norbert st, Perth, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: bank clerk, 1914, "Yankalilla" 2 Norbert st, Perth, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: caretaker, 1915, "Yankalilla" 2 Norbert st, Perth, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: Perth WA, 1916, "Yankalilla" 2 Norbert Street Perth. Bank Clerk

• Military: WW1 Attestation, 1916, Perth West Australia.

• Photograph: WWI - Army, 1916, Perth, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: bank clerk, 1917, 2 Norbert st, Perth, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: bank clerk, 1919, "Yankalilla" 2 Norbert st, Perth, Western Australia.

• Australian Military Service: Citizen, 1920, Perth, Western Australia. (6 years)

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: bank clerk, 1921, "Yankalilla" 2 Norbert st, Perth, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: bank clerk, 1925, "Yankalilla" 2 Norbert st, Perth, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: bank clerk, 1925 (2nd Print), "Yankalilla" 2 Norbert Street Perth.

• Australian Military Service: Major in Reserve of Officer, 1928, Perth, Western Australia. (18 years)

• Career: bank manager, 1928, Carnamagh, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: bank manager, 1931, Bank of Australasia Carnamagh WA.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: bank manager, 1931, Irwen street, Kalgoorlie, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: bank official, 1934, 107 Elizabeth Street, St Kilda, Melbourne, Australia.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: bank official, 1936, 107 Elizabeth Street, St Kilda, Melbourne, Australia.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: bank official, 1937, 107 Elizabeth Street, St Kilda, Melbourne, Australia.

• NZ Electoral Rolls 1853-1981: Invercargill General Roll, 1938, Grand Hotel, Invercargill. Bank Manager

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: bank official, 1943, 107 Elizabeth Street, St Kilda, Melbourne, Australia.

• Magazine: PAC Chronicle, 1946, Adelaide, South Australia.

• Photograph & Article: PAC Chronicle, 1946, Adelaide.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: clerk, 1949, 16 Dickens Street, St Kilda, S.3, Victoria.

• Resided: 1961, 16 Camroc Av, Blair Athol, Adelaide.

• Resided: retired, Oct 1961, Blair Athol, Adelaide, South Australia.

• Photograph: Senior Years, 1980, Adelaide, South Australia.

• Resided: 1983, Bellevue Heights, Adelaide, South Australia.

• Death Notice: 1983, Adelaide. Image courtesy of J. Wood (WA)

• Death Notice: 1983, Adelaide. Image courtesy of J. Wood (WA)

• Death Notice: 1983, Adelaide. Image courtesy of J. Wood (WA)

113. Marjorie Anne RYDER [3425] (William Charles²⁹, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 15 Jul 1909 in Perth, Western Australia and died on 31 Oct 1987 in Perth, Western Australia at age 78.

General Notes:
1909 WA Birth Ryder Marjorie A Female Perth 1061 1909
1987 WA Death

The Daily News (Perth) Wednesday 5 May 1937
She thought it over for three weeks; then went free
Displaying a dislike for married life, a young- woman left her husband, and although she subsequently took three weeks to consider the matter, she finally decided that she preferred to live alone. Arthur Victor Green said in the Divorce Court today that he was a farmer at Corrigin when he married Marjorie Ann Green on February 3, 1930. In June of that year she returned to her people and did not come back to the farm until June, 1931. Then, after a stay of about six weeks, she again went away. In 1933 Green gave up the farm and obtained employment at his trade as a turner and fitter. Taking a situation at Port Hedland he asked his wife to go with him, but she refused. He saw her on many occasions when he returned to Perth, and eventually she asked for three weeks in which to make up her mind whether she would resume married life. When Green went for his answer his wife met him at the front door and informed him that she had decided that she would not return to him. Green, for whom Mr. R. V. Neville appeared, was granted a decree nisi, returnable in six months.

The West Australian Thursday 6 May 1937
Decree Nisi
Arthur Victor Green, fitter and turner, of Carlisle, from Marjorie Ann Green.
Grounds: Desertion. Petitioner said he was married in February, 1930. He then had a farm at Corrigin. His wife became discontented and left him after five months. Despite his repeated requests she refused to return to him. There was one child of the marriage. Mr. R. V. Neville represented petitioner.

Marjorie married Arthur Victor GREEN [2307] on 3 Feb 1930 in West Australia. The marriage ended in divorce on 7 Dec 1937. Arthur was born on 14 Jun 1905 in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia and died on 2 Dec 1942 in New Guinea at age 37.

Marriage Notes:
1930 WA Marriage Ryder Marjorie A Female Green Arthur V Male Perth 656 1930

Divorce: 7 Dec 1937

General Notes:
1905 W.A. Births Reg No 1844

The child from this marriage was:

+ 292 M    i. Norman Donald Ryder GREEN [2308] was born on 10 Mar 1931 in Corrigin, Western Australia and died on 19 Jun 1987 in Newcastle, NSW, Australia at age 56.

Marjorie next married Francis George HART [3427]. Francis was born on 13 Apr 1906 in London, England and died on 29 Aug 1971 in Perth, Western Australia at age 65.

Marriage Notes:
1942 WA Marriage

The child from this marriage was:

+ 293 M    i. Sidney George HART [4777] was born on 28 Feb 1947 and died on 11 Aug 2003 at age 56.

114. Joyce Brice RYDER [3426] (William Charles²⁹, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 28 Dec 1910 in Perth, Western Australia and died on 3 Jul 2003 in Albany, Western Australia. at age 92.

General Notes:
1911 WA Birth Ryder Joyce B Female Perth 150 1911 - Joyce Brice Ryder (as per her father's Death Cert.)

Other Records

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: home duties, 1934, 2 Norbert street, Perth, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: home duties, 1943, Hunt road, Beverley, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: home duties, 1943, Forrest st, Goomalling, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: home duties, 1954, Angove Rd, Western Australian.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: home duties, 1958, 142 Grey St, Western Australian.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: home duties, 1963, 30 Greenshields St, Albany, Western Australian.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: home duties, 1968, 30 Greenshields St, Albany, Western Australian.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: home duties, 1972, 36 Greenshields St, Albany, Western Australian.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: home duties, 1980, 54 McKail St., Albany, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: home duties, 1980, 5 Glenn-Craig Beaufort St, Albany, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: home duties, 1937, Kobeelya avenue, Katanning, Western Australia.

Joyce married Francis Owen ROBERTS [3428] in 1932. Francis was born on 1 Oct 1908 in Bunbury, Western Australia and died on 9 Jul 1994 in Albany, Western Australia. at age 85.

Marriage Notes:
1932 WA Marriage Roberts Francis O Male, Ryder Joyce B Female Perth 801 1932

General Notes:
1908 WA Birth Roberts Francis O Male Wellington 399 1908

Other Records

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: postman, 1931, 170 Wittenoon street, Perth, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: home duties, 1934, 2 Norbert street, Perth, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: linesman, 1937, Kobeelya avenue, Katanning, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: line foreman, 1943, Hunt road, Beverley, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: line foreman, 1943, Forrest st, Goomalling, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: home duties, 1949, Old York road, Greenmount, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: line forman, 1949, Old York road, Greenmount, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: line inspector, 1954, lot 90 Leschenault St, Western Australian.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: line inspector, 1958, 142 Grey St, Western Australian.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: line inspector, 1963, 30 Greenshields St, Albany, Western Australian.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: line inspector, 1968, 30 Greenshields St, Albany, Western Australian.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: line inspector, 1972, 36 Greenshields St, Albany, Western Australian.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: -, 1977, Lot 25 Lower King Rd, Lwr Kng, Albany, Western Australian.

• Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980: -, 1980, Lot 25 Lower King Rd, Lwr Kng, Albany, Western Australian.

115. Vida Isabel MOYSE [1482] (Isabella Bond RYDER³⁰, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 5 Oct 1881 in Windsor, South Australia, died on 14 Jan 1965 in Woodville, Adelaide, South Australia at age 83, and was buried on 15 Jan 1965 in Centennial Park Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia.

General Notes:
1881 SA Births 269/351 MOYSE Vida Isabel, David MOYSE, Isabel Bond RYDER, Gilbert
1965 SA Death 985/392 COLLCUTT Vida Isobel, Henry Albert John COLLCUTT [H], Hindmarsh
Buried Centennial Park - Location: Columbarium, Wall 18, Niche A010

Other Records

• Resided: At death, 1965, Seaton Park, Adelaide, South Australia.

Vida married Henry Albert John COLLCUTT [4837], son of Henry Albert COLLCUTT [5026] and Alice SMITH [5025], on 2 Oct 1920 in St Pauls Church, Adelaide, South Australia. Bert was born on 6 Apr 1895 in London, England, died on 26 May 1974 in Goodwood, Adelaide, South Australia at age 79, and was cremated on 29 May 1974 in Centennial Park Crematorium, Adelaide. He was usually called Bert.

Marriage Notes:
1920 SA Marriages 285/4 COLLENTT Henry Albert John MOYSE Vida Isabel, Adelaide

The Register Saturday 9 October 1920
Marriage Reports:
COLLCUTT - MOYSE.-On the 2nd October, at St Paul's, Pulteney street, Henry A. (Bert) Collcutt, late A.I.F., to Vida I. Moyse, of Glen Osmond. Present address- Tookayerta, Loxton.

Chronicle (Adelaide) Saturday 9 Oct 1920
Marriage Report:
COLLCUTT - MOYSE.-On the 2nd October, at St. Paul's, Pulteney-street, Henry A. (Bert) Collcutt, late A.I.F., to Vida I. Moyse, of Glen Osmond. Present address - Tookayerta, Loxton.

General Notes:
Centennial Park Cemetery Location: East, Wall 27, Niche B004,

First World War Embarkation Roll - Henry Albert John Collcutt
Service number: 518
Rank: Sapper
Roll title: No 1 Mining Corps [Nos 1-1291] (February 1916)
Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918
Date of embarkation: 20 February 1916
Place of embarkation: Sydney
Ship embarked on: HMAT Ulysses
Ship number: A38

Series number B2455
Title First Australian Imperial Force Personnel Dossiers, 1914-1920
Accumulation dates 01 Jan 1914 - 31 Dec 1920
Contents dates 01 Jan 1914 -
Step-father: William Goldsmith PAGE

Barrier Miner (Broken Hill) Thursday 16 November 1916
BABY DOWN A WELL - RESCUED BY RETURNED SOLDIER.
Adelaide, Wednesday.
Recently the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, of Fisher-street, Fullarton, fell down a well in a paddock-near its parents' residence.
Sapper Collcutt, who heard the child's nurse's cries for assistance, was soon on the scene. He procured a rope, lowered himself down the well, and found the child on a ledge 30ft. below the surface. The bottom of the well was covered with mud to a considerable depth. A ladder was let down the well and Sapper Collcutt by means of it brought the baby, who was practically unharmed, to the surface. Sapper Collcutt recently returned home from France owing to illhealth.

The Advertiser Saturday 1 Sep 1917
HOUSE & LAND FOR SALE
5 ROOMED House, electric light, gas stove, 2nd section, Malvern. Apply H. Collcutt, Returned Soldiers Association, Hindley-st.

Advertiser & Register Tuesday 1 September 1931
FARMERS RELIEF ACT 1931
Notice to Creditors
For the purpose of ascertaining the amounts payable under Section 14 of the above Act to the creditors (preferential, secured or unsecured) or all settlers who have been granted assistance, the Board of Management hereby calls upon all persons claiming payment of any such amounts, to forward particulars of their claims to the State Bank of SA, Pirie-street, Adelaide, not later than the 31st day of October, 1931. All claims must bear a certificate in the undermentioned form. The list of folios, names and addresses of all settlers who have been granted assistance under the above Act, is as under:- CROP PROCEEDS-APPLICANTS UNDER THE FARMERS' RELIEF ACT
App. No., Name, Address.
C.P. 641 COLLCUTT, Henry Albert John, Loxton.

The Advertiser Tuesday 28 May 1974
Death Notice:
COLLCUTT. Henry Albert (Bert). -On May 26, at a private hospital. Loving husband of the late Vida. Aged 79 years.

Funeral Notices:
COLLCUTT. - THE FRIENDS of the late Mr. HENRY ALBERT (Bert) COLLCUTT, of "Dunbar," Victoria street, Goodwood, are advised that his Funeral will leave the Presbyterian Church Woodville road, Woodville on WEDNESDAY after a service commencing at 10 a.m., for the Sir John McLeay Chapel Centennial Park Crematorium. Alfred James & Sons Pty Ltd AFDA Unley Mile End Prospect Alberton 741128.
COLLCUTT.
SEATON SUB-BRANCH. THE ATTENTION of MEMBERS are directed to the Funeral Notice of our late member HENRY ALBERT (Bert) COLLCUTT. L. Ridge President, K. White Secretary.

Centennial Park, 760 Goodwood Rd, Pasadena, Sth Aust 5042
Name: Henry Albert John, Surname: Collcutt, Last Abode: Goodwood, Date of Death: 26/05/1974 (Aged 79 Years), Sex: Male. Cremated 29 May 1974. Cremated Remains 20/12/1974 Interred 241936 Expired 20/12/1999 Location: East, Wall 27, Niche B004

Research Notes: Advertiser COLLCUTT Henry Albert (Bert) 1974

Other Records

• Census: England, 1901, 1 Graylands Vicarage, Heston, MSX, England. Henry is recorded as a Son age 5y born Hammersmith

• Aust Imperial Force Nominal Roll: Mining Corps, 1915, 127 Fisher St, Fullarton, Adelaide. Age: 20; Labourer; Lived at parents.

• Resided: At death, 1974, Goodwood, Adelaide, South Australia.

116. William Arthur Ryder MOYSE [1483] (Isabella Bond RYDER³⁰, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 31 Mar 1883 in Wild Horse Plains, nr Windsor, South Australia, died on 29 Aug 1967 in St Peters, Adelaide, South Australia at age 84, and was buried on 31 Aug 1967 in Centennial Park Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia. He was usually called Will.

General Notes:
1883 SA Births 302/168 MOYSE William Arthur Ryder David William MOYSE Isabella Bond RYDER, Gilbert
1967 SA Death 35A/6019 MOYSE William Arthur Ryder, Norwood (resided: St Peters)

Centennial Park Cemetery Location: General AD, Path 13, Grave 938.

The Advertiser Monday 30 Nov 1914
GAWLER
For Mayor- William Henry Cox (re-elected). For Councillors: -East Ward-Herbert Vosper Bassett, and William Paynter. Extraordinary Vacancy-Herman Luelwig Marsh. North Ward-John Kennedy Tulloch (re-elected).- Extraordinary Vacancy -Henry Read Knox (elected). South Ward-Horatio Nelson Bright (re-elected). For Auditor-.Tames Beasley (re-elected). Extraordinary Vacancy-Alexander Milne, William Arthur Ryder Moyse, and Thomas Nathaniel Williams.

The Register Saturday 3 May 1925
REGISTRATION OF COMPANY.
Gawler Motors, Limited. -Capital. £5,000, divided info 5,000 shares of £1 each. Objects:-To carry on the business of manufacturers, importers, vendors, and repairers of; and dealers in, motors, motor cars, motor cycles, and motor carriages, and carriages of all kinds, cycles, bicycles, tricycles, and velocipedes, and of all articles and things used in the manufacture, maintenance, repair, and working thereof, and also all apparatus and implements and things for use in sport or games, and also the business of motor, garage proprietors, mechanical, electrical, and general engineers. Applicants for formation of company - Albert Edward Ellis Gilbert, Gawler, motor garage proprietor, 1; Louisa May Gilbert, Gawler, married woman, 1; William Arthur Ryder Moyse, Gawler, commercial manager, 1: Elsie Phillis Moyse, Gawler, married woman, 1; James Maxwell Syme, Currie street, Adelaide, accountant, 1. Registered office, Cowan street, Gawler. Incorporated October 1; 1925.

The Register Friday 6 May 1927
RESTRATION OF COMPANIES.
Kelly & Moyse Limited. Capital £10,000, divided into 10,000 shares of £1 each, of which 1,000 shall be issued as fully paid up to William Arthur Ryder Moyse and Alfred Charles Quayle, for consideration other than each. Objects - To acquire and take over as a going concern the business of licensed land brokers and general commission agents carried on by William Arthur Ryder Moyse and Alfred Charles Quayle under the style of Kelly & Moyse, and the assets and liabilities of that business, and to carry out on agreement dated April 30, 1927, made between the vendors of the one part and Herbert Charles Thomas, as trustee on behalf of the company of the other part. Applicants for the formation of the company:- Willlam Arthur Ryder Moyes, Malvern, licensed land broker, 1; Alfred Charles Quayle, Wcstbourne Park, agent, l; Thomas Murray Robinson, Clovelly Park, farmer, 1; Clara. Florence Effie Robinson, Clovelly Park, home duties, 1; Warren John Leahy, New Mile-End. salesman, 1; First Directors: W. A. R. Moyse, A. C. Quayle, and T. Robinson. Registered Office, 21 T. and G Building, King William street, Adelaide. Incorporated May 4, 1927.

The Register New-Pictorial, Tuesday 17 Feb 1931
£234 Claim. In Land Dispute.
William Arthur Ryder Moyse, estate agent, of Adelaide, claimed £234/15/ in the Adelaide Local Court yesterday, in a dispute over the sale of property at Pekina and Glenelg, from Alfred G. E. Allen A., and Edwin W. Paech, farmers, of Glenelg, trading as A. Paech & Sons. The Paech's pleaded that the signature of A. G. E. Paech to the alleged agreement was given without their authority. Mr. M. Badger appeared for Moyse, and Mr. J. R. Kearnan for Paech & Sons. The hearing was adjourned until today.

The Advertiser Tuesday 17 Feb 1931
DISPUTE OVER COMMISSION
In a case which came before Mr. S. D. Ronald, S M, in the Adelaide Local Court, on Monday. William Arthur Ryder Moyse, estate agent, of Grenfell-street, Adelaide, was the plaintiff, and Alfred Gustav Emmanuel Paech, Allen Alexander Paech, said Edwin Walter Paech, farmers, of Glenelg, trading as A. Paech & Sons, were the defendants. The plaintiff claimed £234 15/- for commission on the sale or exchange, dated May 1, 1930, of property or the defendants at Pekina and Glenelg to one Swincer, and alternatively for services alleged to have been rendered by him in procuring a purchaser, or in a further alternative against the defendant, A. G. E. Paech as damages on an allegation of having wrongfully prevented the plaintiff from earning the said remuneration in respect of procuring a purchaser. The defendants appeared, and pleaded that the signature of A. O. E. Paech to the alleged agreement was given without knowledge or authority of his sons, the other defendants, and that he had notified the plaintiff that he had no authority to bind his sons. It was contended further that the signature was given upon a verbal request that it would be retained by the plaintiff, pending further instructions and the approval of Swincer, and that before Swincer signed the alleged agreement A. G. E. Paech notified one Watkins, the agent of the plaintiff, on May 2, 1930, at Glenelg, that he did not propose to proceed with the transaction. It was also alleged by the defendants that the plaintiff procured the signature of Swincer to the alleged contract while knowing that the plain tiff was not then acting for the defendants, and that the defendants A. A. and E. W Paech, were not parties to the alleged agreement or the alleged sale or exchange, and did not at any time consent thereto. Mr. M. Badger appeared for the plaintiff. Mr. J. R. Keirnan represented the defendants. The hearing was adjourned until today.

The Advertiser Friday 29 May 1936
William Arthur Ryder Moyse, Licensed auctioneer and land agent, of Wattle street, Malvern, gave evidence that Atkinson's land was, in his opinion, worth £1 an acre before the road was put through, and was now worth 2/6 an acre less. There was the possibility of a large number of sheep being killed on the road while it remained unfenced. The hearing was adjourned until today at Angaston.

The Advertiser Thursday 31 Aug 1939
LEGAL NOTICES
Albert Edward Ellis Gilbert deceased. By direction of the Deputy Master of the Supreme Court of South Australia Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The Trustee Act 1936" and "The Testators Family Maintenance Act 1918 that all Creditors and Beneficiaries and other persons having claims against the Estate of Albert Edward Ellis Gilbert late of 38 Woodfield avenue Fullarton in the State of South Australia out of business deceased who died at Fullarton road Myrtle Bank in the said State on the 27th day of July 1939 Probate of whose Will was granted to William Arthur Ryder Moyse of 195 Wattle street Malvern in the said State, Company Director, and William Walter Paterson of Jetty road Glenelg in the said State Billiard Saloon Proprietor are hereby required to send full particulars of their Claims to the said William Arthur Ryder Moyse and William Walter Paterson c/o John P. McFarlane, Solicitor Exchange buildings 26 Pirie Street, Adelaide on or before the 31st day of October 1939 otherwise they will be excluded from the distribution of the estate. John P. McFarlane. Exchange Buildings, 26 Pirie street, Adelaide. Solicitor for the Executors.

Research Notes:
Image courtesy of H.M. Dowling

Other Records

• Address: Beth's engagement, 1949, Wattle St., Malvern, Adelaide, SA.

• Address: Beth's Wedding, 1950, 195 Wattle St., Malvern, Adelaide, SA.

• Resided: Gladys Jean's death, 1942, 195 Wattle St., Malvern, Adelaide, SA.

Will married Elsie Phyllis WHITE [4838], daughter of William WHITE [4966] and Matilda NEWBERY [5234], on 2 Aug 1907 in Methodist Church, Maylands, Adelaide. Phyllis was born on 23 May 1882 in Maylands, Adelaide, South Australia, died on 6 Oct 1964 in Malvern, Adelaide, South Australia at age 82, and was buried on 8 Oct 1964 in Centennial Park Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia. She was usually called Phyllis.

Marriage Notes:
1907 SA Marriages 230/1031 MOYSE William Arthur Ryder WHITE Elsie Phillis, Norwood

Chronicle Saturday 30 March 1907
MOYSE- WHITE.- On the 2nd March, at Maylands Methodist Church, by Rev. Vivian Roberts, William Arthur Ryder, eldest son of David William Moyse, of Maylands, to Elsie Phillis, fourth surviving daughter of William White, Maylands. Present address, Gawler.

General Notes:
1907 SA Births 230/1031 MOYSE William Arthur Ryder WHITE Elsie Phillis, Norwood (known as Phyllis)
1964 SA Deaths 981/7007 MOYSE Elsie Phyllis William Arthur MOYSE [H], Adelaide

Centennial Park Cemetery Location: General AD, Path 13, Grave 938

Helen's Memories of the Moyses (Wm Arthur Moyse & Elsie Phyllis White)
By Helen Dowling nee Duffield, 2008

My grandparents' house was at 195 Wattle Street in Malvern, a suburb of Adelaide in South Australia. I remember Wattle Street as long and wide and peaceful, running left as you stood outside Grandma's house to the frightening busyness of the Unley Road, where there were buses, subway, and not very interesting shops. To the right it seemed to go, absolutely straight, almost to the foot of the Adelaide hills. The houses lining either side were all separate, one storied, mostly solid, fenced and gated, each one smugly private, and trees along the footpath afforded shade for walking. 195 was a house of red-orange brick, with a roofed and gabled from verandah beside the front bedroom, so that its façade seemed always half open and welcoming and there was a drive on the verandah side which ran the whole length of the house, made of tiny loose angular stones which crunched under car tyres or people's feet. I saw it as respectable, long and narrow and dark with hidden mysteries, and I loved to go there. Inside a dark hallway with a flyscreen door led to the main bedroom, a formal lounge, and a long passage which ran past another bedroom on the right and the dining room on the left to a tiny bathroom and an airy kitchen, then yet another bedroom/sleepout across the back of the house. In the lounge, which I remember as rarely used, was a piano, which Grandma and Mum played with gay abandon, and at which I spent hours and hours joyously experimenting. In the rudimentary bathroom we stood in a big white wobbly bath under a shower which lasted as long as the water stayed warm from the chip heater, often sneakily fired by we children with stolen wodges of newspaper to up the production quality. Beyond the kitchen was a back verandah, on one side of which was the toilet and on the other the laundry. Spotlessly clean and tidy, and with high ceilings, the house was always cool, even on the hottest day.

Grandma slept on her own in the bedroom half way down the long passage, with her clothes meticulously arranged in walk-in shelves. Grandpa slept in the back bedroom, I always imagined because he snored and smoked, and during the night Grandma would call down to him time after time: "Stop that coughing Will", to little effect as far as I could see. The back garden, also long and narrow, had a neatly grassed central square, surrounded by flower and vegetable beds, in particular a highly productive strawberry patch, with one side devoted to the garage at the end of the drive. Outside Grandpa's room at the back was a rainwater tank, dank and mossy underneath where the water dripped to wet more crunchy stones and frogs sang in mournful chorus. This was my secret place, the scene of many an imaginary situation or experience and symbolic of a suburban peace which seems to have been superseded by yuppy landscaping and battleaxe blocks. When we stayed with Grandma and Grandpa I used to sleep in a stretcher bed on the front verandah by myself with Mum and Dad in the front bedroom, a big thick wall and a front door away, and I hated it, scared to death that a burglar would come to get or murder me off the street, which after all was virtually at the head of my bed. I heard every footstep on the pavement, I followed every car and bicycle light as it leered past and seemed to pause to take me in, I curled in a ball of fear at every crunch on the drive stones, every gust of wind or flutter of leaf, and I lay still and terrified for what seemed unending hours, then amazingly awake unmolested in the morning. None of the grown ups ever took my terrors seriously - to this day I am nervous of the dark and noises in the night.

Grandma was a small woman, wiry and capable, the mother of seven children, the last born when she was well into her forties. My mother Gwen was the eldest of these, and before I was born her next sister, Gladys, married but childless, died during hysterectomy surgery, a great sadness for the family. Grandma was a strict Methodist Christian, attending Church every Sunday, and thoroughly disapproving of drinking alcohol, smoking, even playing cards. Grandpa, a smoker and drinker and business man, did not join her in her religious activities. Grandma had a very rigid moral ideals, and disciplined any children in her vicinity accordingly. She worked very hard every day, and kept an organized and orderly house, providing for all within it, often frugally, as some of Grandpa's ventures failed and money could be scarce. She baked on Saturday mornings, producing trays and trays of biscuits, cakes and pies and they lasted all week. She washed every Monday morning without fail, and I used to love the ritual of helping, first filling and heating the big copper and dissolving the soap flakes in it, boiling the whites, then lifting them with huge paddles into one cement trough of cold water, wringing them into another, and finally indulging in the delicious pleasure of squeezing the blue bag evenly through the last rinse. Then the endless hanging on the line with wooden pegs, propping the flying sheets and garments up to catch the breeze with a strong forked branch, and filling the copper again with the coloureds, then the woollens and socks. It took all day and it was exhausting. Food on Mondays was leftovers from the Sunday roast, and the basket loads of dry clothes were folded with tired hands in the evening then damped down for the next day's ironing.

Grandma sewed and knitted with expertise and she was an excellent cook. She had endless patience when teaching me to hem with a thread which was not too long, to mend, to knit, to embroider. She had a huge jar of buttons which I never tired of sorting and looking at when sick in bed. Meals in the dining room were wondrous. I remember the tables as seeming big enough to seat the whole world, needing three or four passes to move the salt and pepper from one end to the other, places would be set with great care, and manners watched carefully, the food plain and good and plentiful. When all the family were there at Christmas there was lots of laughter and teasing, and when one of us spilt a drink, the teatowel would come out from the kitchen to be lumpily pushed under the offending stain so as not to ruin the table. It was a triumph to survive a meal with your place lumpless. The conversation was always interesting, always included we children, and we would never have dreamed of leaving the table before everyone had finished. One of the things that kept me sitting still was the huge glass fronted bookcase which lined the wall opposite my seat, full of glorious books with wonderful bindings and all sorts of stories, whose magic adventures I lusted after, some known classics but many beautiful moral tales I have never come across again. After lunch, everyone had a rest, and I used to lie on the hair sofa under the window in the dining room, devouring gluttonously from the bookshelves, breathing in the smell of paper and leather and dust and knowledge and adventure. I recognised Grandma's exacting standards, and I suffered from time to time for not meeting them, but I loved and admired her very much and remember affectionately the time we spend together. I have absolutely no doubt that she loved all of us too. I feel her influence still when guiltily driven to workaholic obsessiveness. We moved to Western Australia when I was six, and she came to visit several times, and we used to go back to Adelaide every three years and stay with her and Grandpa, but once I went to England to live, and my Mum died, we lost touch. I regret that in the selfishness of adolescence and travelling the world and falling in love I let go of Grandma's last years. Apparently her strict religious beliefs and moral sense became more exaggerated as she grew older, and it is this her children and grandchildren have held with some bitterness, seeing her as inflexible and intolerant. My mother used to go around the block to have a cigarette when we were staying with Grandma. I guess we were all a little scared of her, but I remember most that I loved being with her and learning from her wisdom. Probably my perspective has the advantage of distance.

Grandpa was a rotund and jolly man, always in braces, and with a large hat. He used to collect us from the ship when we sailed around the Bight for our triennial holidays, and we children would always travel in the "dicky seat" at the back of his car. He laughed a lot and cracked jokes all the time, teased us, loved us, was fun to be around and never seemed at all affected by Grandma's stern disapproval and frequent admonitions. That they raised seven children has to be some testament to the success of their union. I perceive Grandpa as a clever and attractive man who knew a lot about who he was and was at peace with that. The tragedy of Glad dying loomed large as we grew up along the aunts and uncles and cousins. Reg was dark and handsome and quiet, married to pretty Audrey (Ros's parents). Lawrence became somewhat of a hero for me, the most educated, and a beautiful man who went overseas and became important in international fields associated with the YMCA and UN. He married an Italian girl, Lucia, and their union was stormy, ending in separation but reconciliation in old age. Geoff was a madcap and eccentric - I met his wife Margaret (an artist) in Adelaide recently and she said they were never approved of by Grandma, who considered them "bohemian" - I remember them both as often laughing, and running a shop (another no-no for Grandma). Rhonda was downright wicked, very glamorous, a free spirit, great fun - she married happily and had sons. Beth, the last, came along when my Mum was a teenager, and they always had a special bond. I adored Beth, she was like a big sister, and she was training to be a teacher when I was young, impressing me indelibly with her most amazingly neat printing. I remember her husband Alan courting her when I was staying with Grandma as a teenager and trying to get to sleep on the dreaded front verandah where they were kissing - they had five children (Mary-Anne's parents) and lived in the country. Beth died in a car accident when far too young - my cousins tell me that she "became" Grandma in her later years. All Grandma and Grandpa's children are dead now (2008), Uncle Lawrence the last to go in 2006, at 92.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 294 F    i. Gwendolyn Elsie MOYSE [4845] was born on 5 Jan 1908 in Gawler South, South Australia, died on 21 Apr 1963 in Perth, Western Australia at age 55, and was cremated in Ashes scattered at 14 Dunvegan Rd, Applecross, West Australia.

+ 295 F    ii. Gladys Jean MOYSE [3696] was born on 14 May 1909 in Gawler West, South Australia and died on 16 Oct 1942 in Private Hospital, Adelaide, South Australia at age 33.

+ 296 M    iii. Reginald William MOYSE [4846] was born on 29 Jun 1911 in Gawler South, South Australia, died on 1 Jul 1983 in West Beach, Adelaide, South Australia at age 72, and was cremated on 4 Jul 1983 in Centennial Park Crematorium, Adelaide.

+ 297 M    iv. Lawrence Arthur MOYSE [4847] was born on 6 May 1913 in Gawler East, South Australia and died on 27 Dec 2006 in Adelaide, South Australia at age 93.

+ 298 M    v. Geoffrey Lewis MOYSE [4848] was born on 31 Aug 1915 in Gawler, South Australia, died on 1 Nov 1990 in Adelaide, South Australia at age 75, and was buried on 6 Nov 1990.

+ 299 F    vi. Phyllis Ronda MOYSE [4849] was born on 20 Dec 1919 in Gawler, South Australia, died on 14 May 1983 in Keith, South Australia at age 63, and was buried on 17 May 1983 in Keith Cemetery, South Australia.

+ 300 F    vii. Beth Ryder MOYSE [3694] was born on 6 Jan 1926 in Gawler, South Australia and died on 9 Apr 1987 in Adelaide, South Australia at age 61.

117. Mary Ella Jane MOYSE [1481] (Isabella Bond RYDER³⁰, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 25 Nov 1885 in Wild Horse Plains, nr Windsor, South Australia, died on 26 Apr 1973 at age 87, and was buried on 28 Apr 1973 in Murray Bridge Adelaide Rd Cemetery, South Australia. She was usually called Ella.

General Notes:
1885 364/181 MOYSE Mary Ella Jane David William MOYSE Isabella Lind RYDER, Gilbert

Murray Bridge Adelaide Road Cemetery: Burial Register DEAN Mary Ella Jane; Memorial Inscription DEANE Mary Ella 87y 1973; Wife & Mother.

Advertiser DEANE Mary Ella 1973 (d. 26 Apr - Pub 28 Apr 1973)

Border Watch (Mt Gambier) Saturday 18 April 1931
Methodists Beat Christ Church.
On Thursday the Methodist Club accepted a challenge from Christ Church players to play on their lawns. Games in the morning were rather spoilt by the rain, but the afternoon was much pleasanter. Four games were played, which were all won, by the Methodist Club.
Mrs. F. R. Deane Farewelled.
Mrs. F. R. Deane, who is leaving for Lameroo shortly, with Sgt. Deane, was the guest of honour of the Mount Gambier Croquet Club at their lawns, Ferrers Street, on Thursday afternoon. She was, presented with a beautiful posy, made by Miss Mitchell (Captain] of the Club). After games and afternoon tea had been enjoyed, the President (Mrs. W. C. Milton), on behalf of the members, presented Mrs. Deane with a gift as a token of their love and esteem. Mrs. Milton went on to say that they were .sorry to lose her, as, besides being one of their best players, she had always been a very loyal and dependable worker, and hoped she would be as happy in her new home as she had been with them.
Mrs. Deane, who is vice-president of the Club, in returning thanks for the gift and the good wishes, said she would never forget the happy times she had had with them - some of the happiest of her life. The company joined in singing "For she's a jolly good fellow." It was a perfect after noon, and there was a large attendance.

The Advertiser Saturday 27 April 1973
Private Funeral:
DEANS. - THE REMAINS of the late Mrs. MARY ELLA DEANE, of Murray Bridge, will be (privately) laid to rest in the Murray Bridge Cemetery on SATURDAY 28 inst. Rev. L. Newell will officiate. GC & RS Minge & Son AFDA Murray Bridge 322229.

Ella married Francis Richard DEANE [4839], son of Edward Henry DEANE [5246] and Elizabeth BAX [6126], on 9 Dec 1909 in Wesley Church, Parade, Norwood, Adelaide, South Australia. Frank was born on 14 Sep 1877 in Wellington, South Australia, died on 13 Sep 1948 in Mannum Rd, South Australia at age 70, and was buried on 15 Sep 1948 in Murray Bridge Adelaide Rd Cemetery, South Australia. He was usually called Frank.

Marriage Notes:
1909 SA Marriage 241/591 DEANE Francis Richard MOYSE Mary Ella Jane, Norwood

The Advertiser Thursday 13 January 1910; The Express & Telegraph (Adelaide) Thursday 13 January 1910 and Chronicle Saturday 15 January 1910
Marriage Notice:
DEANE-MOYSE.-On the 9th December, 1909, at Wesley Church, Parade, Norwood, by the Rev. Vivian Roberts, Frank, third son of Edward Henry Deane, Hindmarsh, to Ella, second daughter of David William Moyse, North Norwood.

General Notes:
1877 188/267 DEANE Francis Richard Edward Henry DEANE Elizabeth BAX, Wellington
1948 731/4809 DEANE Francis Richard, Pinnaroo


Murray Bridge Adelaide RoadDEANEFrancis Richard71y1948

Murray Bridge Adelaide Road Cemetery: Burial Register DEANE Francis Richard: Memorial Inscription DEANE Francis Richard 71y 1948; Husband of Mary Ella, father of Marella, Kevin & Shirley.
Chronicle (Adelaide)Thursday 16 September 1948
Death Notice:
DEANE. -On September 13, at his residence, Mannum road, Murray-Bridge (suddenly), Francis Richard, dearly loved husband of Mary Ella, and loving father of Marella, Kevin, and Shirley. Aged 72 years.

News Tuesday 14 September 1948
Funeral Notice:
DEANE.-The friends of the late Mr. Francis Richard Deane are respectfully informed that his funeral will leave his late residence, Mannum road, Murray Bridge, on Wednesday at 2.30 p.m, for the Murray Bridge Cemetery. W. H. Pfeiffer, Funeral Director, phone 229, Murray Bridge.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 301 F    i. Marella Isabel DEANE [4850] was born on 13 Sep 1911 in Meningie, South Australia, died on 18 Jun 2005 in Adelaide, South Australia at age 93, and was cremated on 22 Jun 2005 in Centennial Park Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia.

+ 302 M    ii. Kevin Irwin DEANE [4851] was born on 11 Jan 1913 in Meningie, South Australia, died on 10 Sep 1985 at age 72, and was buried in 1985 in Lameroo Cemetery, South Australia.

+ 303 F    iii. Shirley Elizabeth DEANE [4902] was born on 5 Sep 1916 in Magill, Adelaide, South Australia.

118. Constance Maude MOYSE [1476] (Isabella Bond RYDER³⁰, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 11 Dec 1887 in Wild Horse Plains, nr Windsor, South Australia, died on 7 Aug 1941 in Blyth, South Australia at age 53, and was buried in 1941 in Blyth Cemetery, South Australia.

General Notes:
1887 SA Births 410/28 MOYSE Constance Maud David William MOYSE Isabella RYDER, Gilbert
1941 SA Deaths 640/4069 HIGGS Constance Maud Alfred HIGGS [H], Clare
Blyth Cemetery Burial Register HIGGS Constance Maude 53y; Memorial Inscription HIGGS Constance Maud 53y 1941

Chronicle Thursday 6 August 1942
In Memoriam:
HIGGS. - In loving memory of our deal wife and mother, who passed away on August 7, 1941. Peacefully asleep in the care of Jesus, Safe in the arms that hold her nigh. Though we miss our darling wife and mother, We know it was her wish to be with her - Lord on high. - Inserted by her loving husband and daughter Elva.
HIGGS. - In loving memory of our dear mother and grandma, who passed away on August 7, 1941. A mother's memory is more than gold. Her love and worth can never be told. - Lovingly remembered by her loving daughter Bonnie, son-in-law Roy, and grandchildren Leonard and Lois.

Constance married Alfred HIGGS [3698], son of George HIGGS [4958] and Agnes McDONALD [4959], on 26 Apr 1913 in Res DW Moyse, Wellington Rd, North Norwood, Adelaide. Alfred was born on 4 Apr 1888 in Whitwarta nr Balaklava, South Australia and died on 27 Oct 1960 in Balaklava, South Australia at age 72.

Marriage Notes:
1913 SA Marriages 255/360 HIGGS Alfred MOYSE Constance Maude, Norwood

The Register (Adelaide) Wednesday 30 Apr 1913
Marriage Notice:
MOYSE-HIGGS.- On the 26th April, at the residence of the bride's father, Wellington road, North Norwood, Constance Maude Moyse, to Alfred Higgs. Present address- Kulpara.

General Notes:
1888 SA Births 415/129 HIGGS Alfred George HIGGS Agnes MCDONALD, Gilbert
1960 SA Deaths 914/6746 HIGGS Alfred, Gilbert (Resided: Gawler)
Blyth Cemetery Burial Register HIGGS Alfred 72y; Memorial Inscription HIGGS Alfred 72y 1960

The Register Monday 16 June 1924
FREELING.
For Councillor. - Nuriootpa Ward- Mr. August Gotthold Heinza (elected); Grenock Ward- Mr. Paul Gotthard Theodor Kernich (elected); Sheaoak Log Ward- Mr. Adolph Johann Martin Kuhlmann (elected); Light Ward - Johann Carl Eduard Hempel and Alfred Higgs. Auditor- Victor H. Hese (elected).

Children from this marriage were:

+ 304 F    i. Alfreda Davine Constance HIGGS [4852] was born on 11 Nov 1914 in Port Wakefield, South Australia and died on 14 Sep 1992 in South Australia at age 77.

+ 305 F    ii. Thelma Jean HIGGS [4853] was born on 28 Jul 1916 in Enfield, Adelaide, South Australia, died on 30 Sep 1994 in Nuriootpa, South Australia at age 78, and was buried on 4 Oct 1994 in Nuriootpa Cemetery, South Australia.

+ 306 F    iii. Agnes Isobel HIGGS [4854] was born on 29 Aug 1917 in Balaklava, South Australia, died on 18 Sep 1983 in Mannum, South Australia at age 66, and was buried on 21 Sep 1983 in Mannum Cemetery, South Australia.

+ 307 F    iv. Elva Florence HIGGS [4855] was born on 18 Sep 1922 in Blyth, South Australia and died on 31 May 1991 in Victor Harbor, South Australia at age 68.

119. Queenie Alberta MOYSE [4840] (Isabella Bond RYDER³⁰, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born about 1892 in Nantawarra, South Australia, died on 3 Mar 1975 in Adelaide, South Australia aged about 83, and was cremated on 6 Mar 1975 in Centennial Park Crematorium, Adelaide.

General Notes:
1975 Centennial Park Cemetery, records Queenie age 87y, which indicates she was born abt 1888.

There is no South Australia Birth Registration for Queenie Alberta Moyse.
1919 SA Marriage record and marriage certificate both state Queenie was 27y, which means she was born abt 1892.
Queenie's marriage certificate also records her born at Nantawarra S.A, and her occupation Dental Nurse.

(Whether Queenie's birth was 1888 or 1892, it is possible that she was born at Nantawarra as her marriage certificate states; her mother, Isabella Moyse (nee Ryder), was visiting her sister, Eliza Smillie Hocking (nee Ryder), who lived at Nantawarra during those years.)

The Mail Saturday 3 January 1920
CHEER-UP HUT NEWS.
Miss Queenie Moyse, a Saturday night Cheer-Up worker, was married at St. Luke's, Saturday, December 11, and of course a large number of Cheer-Up girls were present. After the ceremony Mrs. Munton invited the Saturday girls to her home, ''Hulme," Hyde Park, to spend the day. After tea, Mr. Munton, on behalf of Mrs. Munton, presented each girl with a large photo. group of the Saturday night helpers. In presenting them Mr. Munton expressed the pleasure his wife experienced in giving them a memento of the happy time they had spent together at the Cheer Up Hut. . . .

The Advertiser Friday 7 March 1975
Death Notices:
SCRAGG, Queenie Alberta. -On March 3, at hospital, Queenie Alberta, loved wife of the late Perc Scragg, formerly of College Park and Magill. Privately cremated. Alfred James & Sons Pty Ltd, AFDA, Unley 74 1128.

The Advertiser Wednesday 12 March 1975
SCRAGG. Aunty Queenie - Foundation member of Meals on Wheels. Affectionately remembered by Hindmarsh Kitchen Staff.

Research Notes:
Mark Clemow related that he met Queenie at his grand-father's funeral.

Other Records

• Marriage: to Percy, 27 Dec 1919, 18 Wellington Rd., Nth Norwood, SA.

• Resided: with Percy, in 1953, at 30 Torrens street, College Park, Adelaide.

• Resided: At Death, 1975, Fullarton, Adelaide, South Australia.

Queenie married Percy SCRAGG [4841], son of William SCRAGG [5242] and Eleanor [5235], on 27 Dec 1919 in St Luke's, Adelaide. Percy was born on 26 Sep 1875 in Reigate, Surrey, England, died on 24 Aug 1953 in College Park, Adelaide, South Australia at age 77, and was buried on 26 Aug 1953.

Marriage Notes:
1919 SA Marriage 281/1106 SCRAGG Percy MOYSE Queenie Alberta, Adelaide; Bride: 27y S, Groom: 44y D.

The Register & The Mail Saturday 13 December 1919
Approaching Marriage:
MOYSE-SCRAGG. The marriage of Queenie, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs, D. W. Moyse, of North Norwood, to Percy Scragg, late of Cheer-up Concert Party, will be celebrated at St. Luke's Church, Whitmore square, by the Rev. David Knox, on Saturday, December 27th, at 3 p.m. No reception. Friends and relatives cordially invited to the church.

General Notes:
1875 3Q Reigate, Surrey Vol 2a, Page 147.
1897 UK Marriage
1914 Emigrated
1916 SA Divorce Adel
1919 SA Marriage Ade 281/1106
1953 SA Death 801/4680 SCRAGG Percy undefined Norwood

Percy (38y) departed Liverpool, England on 21 Mar 1914 on Irishman of White Star Line and emigrated to Adelaide South Australia. He arrived on the Irishman with wife Elizabeth (34y) and daughter Violet (15y).

UK, Outward Passenger Lists, 1890-1960 <http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=2997&enc=1>
Name: Percy Scragg
Gender: Male
Age: 38
Birth Date: abt 1876
Departure Date: 21 Mar 1914
Port of Departure: Liverpool, England
Destination Port: Adelaide, Australia
Ship Name: Irishman
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Shipping line: White Star Line
Official Number: 110511
Master: J Howell

The Register Friday 3 March 1916
BACHELOR CLUB FAREWELL.
At the Prince of Wales Hotel oil Thursday evening the Gollywog Bachelor Club tendered a farewell social to three of its members- Ptes. C. Toomans, L. C. Merry, and C. Robertson- who will leave shortly for the front. There was a large attendance of members and friends, Mr. S. Lihou, on behalf of the members, presented each of the departing guests with a pocket book, suitably inscribed. The soldiers briefly responded. Selections were given by The Gollywog Orchestra, Messrs. L. and K, Fisher, Morris, and Leedham; songs by H. Jones, H. Evans, A. Brown, S. Conroy, W. Watson, R. Berry, and Percy Scragg; recitations by I. West, A. Cruickshank, and W. Melville. The evening's entertainment was concluded by a humorous recital 'The Kaiser's fate' by the Secretary (Mr. L. Mullins).

The Register Saturday 11 March 1916
Same report in Chronicle Satuday 18 March 1916
THE OLD, OLD STORY,
IN THE DIVORCE COURT.
In 1914, a young married couple, Percy Scragg and Elizabeth Mary Scragg, emigrated from England to South Australia; With them was their 17-year-old daughter, Violet. During the voyage on the Irishman, the family became acquainted with a steward, William Streeton. Scragg obtained employment as a conductor in the Municipal Tramways, and his wife took in boarders. Streeton went to live with them, and an affection developed between him and Mrs. Scragg. This culminated in the appearance of the husband in divorce proceedings before His Honor Mr. Justice Buchanan on Friday. Scragg sought a dissolution of his marriage on the grounds of his wife's misconduct with Streeton, who was joined as co-respondent. Petitioner was represented by Mr. R. P. A. von Bertouch. Petitioner said he married respondent in London in April, 1897. There was one child, who was born during the following year. He and his wife followed a theatrical life. In 1914 they came to South Australia because he thought the climate would suit him better. Petitioner, his wife, and daughter, became friendly with the correspondent, who was a steward on the steamer. On arrival in this State they first boarded at Torrensville, and after wards rented a house in Kent Town. In November, 1914, they went to Sydenham road, Norwood. One day petitioner met respondent, who was out of work, and an arrangement was made whereby Streeton should board with the family. There were two other boarders. That was when they were living at Kent Town, and co-respondent moved with them to Norwood, but remained only as a boarder for about a fort- night. In September witness retired at about 11 p.m. one night because he was working on the early-morning shift. I woke about 1 am he continued, "because of mosquitoes biting me. I found my wife was not in my room, so I walked down the passage. I met my wife coming out of one of the rooms carrying a lamp in her hand. She said she could not sleep because the weather was hot, and she had been writing a letter. As she seemed to be confused I asked her where the letter was, and I went into the room where respondent was lying on the sofa. I did not speak to Streeton, and went back to my bedroom, where I told my wife I could not find any letter, and asked her why Streeton was in the front room. She replied that he could not sleep in the bedroom and had been asleep while she was writing." When the parties were living at Norwood, witness continued, he entered the home by the back gate one night and saw his wife sitting beside Streeton, who was lying on the sofa. His daughter was playing the piano in the same room. When respondent saw petitioner she jumped up and exclaimed, "Oh, it's Perc." She explained that there was no room for a chair between the end of the table and the sofa. Since Streeton had been in the house his wife had treated him differently. She used to make Yorkshire pudding purposely because she said, "Will would like it." His wife taunted him with being afraid of Streeton. One night co-respondent and respondent were sitting under the front verandah making a noise. Streeton was playing a mouth organ. Witness called to them to make less noise. Shortly afterwards he went along the passage and saw his wife in the boarder's room making a bed. Streeton was there. He told her not to enter the bedroom when the boarder was present. A few days later Streeton left, and respondent seemed upset and peevish. Two or three weeks after respon dent also departed. He subsequently met his wife, who remarked, "I am going to stick to Bill; it is either that or suicide." He believed she gave birth to twins. When he last saw her and Streeton together each was carrying a baby. Ronald Charles Clark, conductor in the employ of the Municipal Tramways Trust, related several incidents he had witnessed in Scragg's house during the time he was a boarder. On occasions he saw respondent and co-respondent in bed together. They frequently sat on the floor kissing and cuddling. One night witness saw Streeton waiting behind a door for Scragg. Streeton had a chair raised over his shoulder, and declared he would "smash" Scragg. Arthur Rees, private detective, of Kensington Park, said he saw respondent in January, 1915, at a house in North Adelaide. She said he did not expect Streeton would return home until mid-night, because he was a military policeman on picket duty. She admitted that she was Mrs. Scragg. Witness served the citation papers. There were two children in the house, and she acknowledged that Streeton was their father. His Honor intimated that he found the allegations proved.

The Advertiser Saturday 1 July 1916
RIFLE SHOOTING.
MINIATURE UNION
The annual matches of the Metropolitan Miniature Rifle Union, which embraces all clubs within the State, was-fired from June 17 to 24, on the Central miniature range, hy metropolitan competitors, and on home ranges of country clubs. - A programme of five events, with a prize-list total totalling £130, drew an entry of 290, compared with 252 last year. The aggregate (total scores of events 1 and 3) was tied for by E.W. Fielding (East Torrens) and W. D. Richardson (Victor Harbor) with scores of 93 and 95 respectively. In Event No. 1, ten shots of 25 yards, T. B. Harris (East Torrens) and O. Howitt (Adelaide) made the possible, and in Event No. 1, at the same distance, B. A. Stein (East Torrens), H. Higgins (Mount Barker), and D. Giles (Woodside) scored 90 each.
Scores: . . . Percy Scragg, Tramways, 5/, C8; . . .

The Register Wednesday 4 October 1916
THE LAW COURTS.
SUPREME COURT- IN BANCO.
TUESDAY. October 3. [Before the Chief Justice (Hon. G. J. R. Murray), Mr. Justice Gordon, and Mr. Justice Buchanan.]
. . . In the matter of Percy Scragg against Elizabeth Mary Scragg (respondent) and William Streeton (co-respondent), a decree nisi granted to petitioner on March 21 for the dissolution of his marriage with respondent was made absolute. . .

The Register Tuesday 8 December 1925
TRAFFIC.
ADELAIDE: Monday. December 7, (Before Mr. W. Hall, SM.) The following penalties, including costs, were imposed for breaches of speed regulations:- Percy Scragg (30 m.p.h., Dequetteville terrace, Kent Town, December 4), £l 15/;

The Advertiser (Adelaide) Wednesday 26 August 1953
Death Notice:
SCRAGG. - On August 24, at his residence, 30 Torrens street, College Park, Perc, beloved husband of Queenie Alberta Scragg. Aged 78 years.

Chronicle (Adelaide) Thursday 27 August 1953
Death Notice:
SCRAGG. - On August 24, at his residence, 30 Torrens street, College Park, Perc, beloved husband of Queenie Alberta Scragg. Aged 78 years.

The Advertiser (Adelaide) Saturday 29 August 1953
Funeral Notice:
SCRAGG. - THE FRIENDS of the late PERCY SCRAGG are respectfully informed that his Remains were privately laid to rest on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. The Rev. Adams officiated.

Other Records

• Census: England, 3 Apr 1881, 14 Hadfield Tce, Camberwell, London, England. Percy is recorded as Son age 5 born Reigate and described as attending school.

• School Admission: Hollydale Road School, Southwark, England, 5 Jun 1883, 6 Monk's Cottage. Admission date 5 Jun 1883, Father: John (likely Brother-inlaw John Farley), not exempt from Religious Instruction, Birth date 26 July 1775. Last School Bellenden Road (a Public School).
(Hollydale Road School (0411) opened in 1877. Renamed Hollydale Primary School in 1951)

• School Admission: Heber Road School, Southwark, England, 14 Jul 1884, Resided: 39 Nutfield Rd. Admission date 14 Jul 1884, Mother: Ellen, Exempt from Religious Instruction, Birth date 26 July 1875. Heber Road School (0583) opened in 1883. Renamed Heber Primary School in 1951.

• Census: England, 5 Apr 1891, 68 Kender St, Depthford, England. Percy is recorded as Son (but should be Brother-inlaw) age 15 born Reigate and described as Errand Boy Port.

• Census: England, 31 Mar 1901, 13 Wotton Rd, Deptford, London. Percy is recorded as Head Married age 25y born Reigate and described as Grocer's Assistant.

• Resided: London England Electoral Reg 1832-1965, 1908-1914, 49 Payne St, Deptford.

• Census: England, 2 Apr 1911, 49 Payne St, Deptford SE. Percy is recorded as Head born Reigate Surrey age 35 married and described as Picture Frame Maker.

• Residence: Marriage, 27 Dec 1919, Alberton, Adelaide, South Australia.

• Residence: death, 1953, 30 Torrens street, College Park, Adelaide.

120. Decima MOYSE [1478] (Isabella Bond RYDER³⁰, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 14 Oct 1892 in Port Wakefield, South Australia, died on 29 Mar 1950 in Mount Gambier, South Australia at age 57, and was cremated on 31 Mar 1950 in West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia. She was usually called Dessie.

General Notes:
1892 SA Births 510/23 MOYSE Decima David William MOYSE Isabella Bond RYDER, Gilbert
1950 SA Death 752/1507 PERRIAM Decima, Roy Vercoe PERRIAM [H], Grey

Border Watch (Mount Gambier) Thursday 30 Mar 1950
Death Notice:
PERRIAM - On March 29, at Hospital, Mount Gambier, Decima, dearly beloved wife of Roy V. Perriam, of Wehl Street North, Mount Gambier, loved mother of Margaret, David and Julie, Aged 57 years. The friends of Mr. Roy V. Perriam, of Wehl Street North, Mount Gambier, are respectfully informed that the private funeral of his late loved wife, Decima Perriam, will arrive at the Crematorium, West Terrace, Adelaide, Friday, at 2 p.m. (No flowers by request).
Ern James, Phone 281, Funeral Director.

Chronicle (Adelaide) Thursday 6 April 1950
Death Notice:
PERRIAM. -On March 29, at hospital, Mount Gambier, Decima, be loved wife of Roy V. Perriam, of Wehl street north, Mount Gambier, and loved mother of Margaret (Mrs. W. Mitchell, of Adelaide), David and Julie, of Mount Gambier. Aged 57 years.

Research Notes:
Image courtesy of Perriam Family Tree

Dessie married Roy Vercoe PERRIAM [3700] on 27 Sep 1919 in St Bartholomew, Norwood, Adelaide, South Australia. Roy was born on 13 Jun 1890 in Brunswick, Victoria, Australia and died on 20 Apr 1968 in Mount Gambier, South Australia at age 77.

Marriage Notes:
1919 SA Marriage 280/935 PERRIAM Roy Vercoe MOYSE Decia, Norwood

The Advertiser (Adelaide) Saturday 29 Nov 1919
Marriage Notice:
PERRIAM-MOYSE.-On the 27th September, at St. Bartholomew's Church, Norwood, by the Rev. J. Price, Roy Vercoe (late A.I.F.), eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Perriam, St. Peters, to Decima, fifth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Moyse, North Norwood.

General Notes:
1968 47A/2915 PERRIAM Roy Vercoe Decima PERRIAM [DW] Grey

Australian Commonwealth Military Forces
Roy Vercoe PERRIAM
Place of birth Brunswick, Victoria
School Wellington Road Public School, South Australia
Religion Methodist
Occupation Farrier
Address Lowdale, South Australia
Marital status Single
Age at embarkation 25
Next of kin Mother,
Mrs S Perriam, Lowdale, South Australian
Enlistment date 23 June 1915
Rank on enlistment Private
Unit name Divisional Train Reinforcements 10
AWM Embarkation Roll number 25/14/2
Embarkation details Unit embarked from Melb, Victoria, on board HMAT A70 Ballarat on 9 September 1915
Rank from Nominal Roll Private
Unit from Nominal Roll 4th Company, Australian Army Service Corps
Fate Returned to Australia 12 April 1919
Discharge date 25 July 1919
Other details Medals: 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal

Research Notes:
Image courtesy of Perriam Family Tree

Other Records

• Residence: David's visit, 1943, Wehl St., Mt Gambier.

• Residence: at Decima's death, 1950, Wehl St., Mt Gambier.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 308 F    i. Margaret Ryder PERRIAM [4076] was born on 27 Jun 1920 in Adelaide, South Australia, died on 3 Jan 1977 in Adelaide, South Australia at age 56, and was buried on 5 Jan 1977.

+ 309 M    ii. David George PERRIAM [4070] was born on 2 Feb 1924 in Mount Gambier, South Australia and died on 10 May 2016 in West Australia at age 92.

121. David Kingsley MOYSE [1477] (Isabella Bond RYDER³⁰, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 8 Jan 1894 in Port Wakefield, South Australia and died on 11 Apr 1894 in Port Wakefield, South Australia.

General Notes:
1894 SA Births 536/81 MOYSE David Kingsley David William MOYSE Isabella Bond RYDER, Gilbert
1894 SA Deaths 218/59 MOYSE David Kingsley David William MOYSE (F), Gilbert

122. Gerald Albion MOYSE [1480] (Isabella Bond RYDER³⁰, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 24 May 1896 in Port Wakefield, South Australia, died on 2 Aug 1971 in Norwood, Adelaide, South Australia at age 75, and was cremated on 3 Aug 1971 in Centennial Park Crematorium, Adelaide.

General Notes:
1896 SA Births 585/411 MOYSE Gerald Albion David William MOYSE Isabella Bond RYDER, Gilbert
1971 SA Deaths 133A/5483 MOYSE Gerald Albion Gertrude Florence MOYSE [W], Norwood

"Albion" is the oldest known name of the island of Great Britain Wikipedia
"Albion" is the name of the Moyse farm at Dublin Windsor South Australia.

The Advertiser Friday 28 August 1914
PREPARATIONS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA
The Infantry Strength Receiving Their Regimental Numbers
(From our Military Reporter)
. . . F Company:
J. Manning, Arthur; Moyse, Gerald Albion; Denman, Henry Spencer; McWilliam, Joseph Glaister; Amber, Charles William; Ellmer, Samuel; Allard, Donald; Woods, Douglas Griffen Tenison; DuRieu, Desmond Theodore; Hicks, Ernest; Rhodes, Randall Lance; Coffey. Stanley Clarke; Skinner, Henry William; Jones, Denis; Fisher, Richard : Glover, Roy: Durbin, William John; Cowan, Geoffrey, Chase, Walter Vernon; Heriot, Hubert Ronald, Kent. William: Ash, Arthur Addison: Gellert, Lean Maxwell, Clarke, Tennyson George: Fordham, Roy Ogilvie; Lennell, J. Roy; Crowhurst, Frank Samuel I. . . .

The Register Saturday 13 Oct 1928
W. MOYSE LIMITED.
Capital £5,000, divided into 5,000 share of £1. Objects- To acquire the business of chaff, grain and general merchants, carried on by David William Moyse at 279 Rundle street, Adelaide. Applicants for the formation of the company, David William Moyse, Gerald Albion Moyse, William Arthur Moyse, Thomas McMurray Robinson, and Charles Edwin Medley. First directors- D.W.Moyse, and two or four others to be appointed by subscribers to memorandum of association. Registered office, 46 Grenfell Buildings, Grenfell street, Adelaide. Incorporated October 8, 1928.

The Register News-Pictorial Saturday 18 Oct 1930
MAUGHAN CHURCH SERVICE
11, Revs. G. N. White and E. G. Neil Address by Rev. E. G. Neil. Solo, Miss Joy Best, C.E. Choir.
3, P.S.A. Programme arranged by Madame Delmar Hall, of Elder Conservatorium. Muriel Prim (accompanist), Helen A. Fisher (violin). Soloist, Rita Watson, Valda Harvey, Stella Sobels, Beryl Kekwick, Kathleen Margarey, Decima Harvey, and Gerald Moyse. Mrs. Fricker (elocution) 5CL.

The Mail Saturday 5 Aug 1939
Sunday 5CL:
9.45 - Service from St. Peter's College. II - Service from Prince Alfred College.
12.15- Cologne Chamber Orchestra.
12.30 - Fun and Philosophy. 12.45 - B.B.C. Singers. 1 - This Week's Good Cause.
1.10 - Band recital. 1.30 - Everyman's music.
2.25 - Chamber music. 3 - Pleasant Sunday afternoon service from Maughan Church.
4.30 - Piano recital.
4.40 - Radio Sunday school. 5 - Fireside melodies.
5.30 - For the Music Lover. 6.30 - Programme by South Australian artists, featuring Lavinia Doyle and Josephine Williams duettists). Harold Gard (tenor), and Harold Parsons - ('cello). 7 - Divine service from Port Adelaide Presbyterian Church.
8.15 - Interlude.
8.30 - Famous Women: Lady Hester Stanhope. 8.50 - Celebrity concert.
9.20 - The Regent Show, featuring Decima Harvey (soprano), Gerald Moyse (baritone), and Penn Hughes at the organ.
10 - News, weather.
0.10- Epilogue.
0.30 - Close.

The Advertiser Friday 13 Feb 1942
Vaudeville For Cheer Up Hostel:
A vaudeville show, "Frivolities for the Forces." arranged by the Cheer Up Society primarily for members of the fighting forces on leave in the city, will be given at the Tivoli Theatre tomorrow night. All men in uniform will be admitted free. Civilians may obtain bookings at Cawthorne's for 2/- or 1/-. The proceeds will be in aid of the new Cheer Up Hostel. The programme will include a special amateur half-hour for the troops, with prizes, and fifteen minutes of "guessing the tune" by the troops. Ballets will be given by Eileen Gropler and Gwen Mackey, and items by the Hewitt Sisters, Shirley May, the Harmony Trio. Greta Callow, Decima Harvey, Vera Cheney, Enid Dare. Frank Cull, Jimmy Reid, Howard Merrit, Gerald Moyse, Cyril Talbot, Jack Raus, Mrs. H. Durdin, Mollie Richardson. Lila Simons, Roma Hoffman, Fred Williamson, Ron Briton, Gwen Davis, and Pat Howard. Mr. Irving Johnson will be stage manager, Mr. Frank Cawthorne, house manager, Mr. Ken Treloar in charge of ushers, and Mr. Dudley Mathews organiser. Cheer Up girls will act as ushers, and Cheer Up helpers will serve cool drinks. The programme will begin at 7.30 pm.

Gerald married Gertrude Florence DEIGHTON [4842], daughter of Phillip Lonsdale DEIGHTON [4857] and Florence Emeline Geraldine CARLETON [4858], 1917 Q1 in Edmonton, MSX, England. Gertrude was born in 1884 in Hornsey, London, England, was baptised on 3 May 1902 in Holy Trinity, Stroud Green, MSX, died on 21 May 1975 at age 91, and was cremated on 23 May 1975 in Centennial Park Crematorium, Adelaide.

Marriage Notes:
1917 Marriage Q3 Edmonton, Middlesex 3a 958

General Notes:
1884 Q3 Edmonton Middlesex 3a 219
1902 Adult Baptism

Other Records

• Census: England, 5 Apr 1891, 1 Carlton Road, Hornsey. Gertrude Florance is recorded as daughter age 6 and described as a Scholar.

• Census: England, 31 Mar 1901, 56 Birnam Rd, Islington. Gertrude Florence is recorded as daughter age 16 and described as Pupil Teacher School

• Adult Baptism: Holy Trinity, Stroud Green, 1902, 56 Bisnan Rd, Tollington Park.

• Census: England, 2 Apr 1911, 112 Tollington Park, Finsbury Park, London N. Gertrude Florence is recorded as Single a boarder born abt 1885 age 26 and described as a Assistant Teacher LCC

• Resided: At Death, 1975, Fullarton, Adelaide, South Australia.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 310 F    i. Jean Lonsdale "Bea" MOYSE [5459] was born on 24 Apr 1918 in Portland, Dorset, England, died on 13 Feb 2000 in Adelaide, South Australia at age 81, and was cremated on 16 Feb 2000 in Centennial Park Crematorium, Adelaide.

+ 311 F    ii. Eve Ryder MOYSE [4856] was born on 17 Aug 1923 in North Adelaide, South Australia, died on 28 Apr 2012 in Valencia Nursing Home, Carmel, Perth, Western Australia at age 88, and was cremated in Karrakatta Cemetery, Perth, Western Australia.

123. Ninon Amy MOYSE [1045] (Isabella Bond RYDER³⁰, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 30 Oct 1897 in Wild Horse Plains, nr Windsor, South Australia, died on 27 Nov 1939 in Adelaide, South Australia at age 42, and was buried on 28 Nov 1939 in West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia. She was usually called Amy.

General Notes:
1897 SA Birth Gil 611/145 MOYSE Amy David William MOYSE Isabella Bond RYDER, Gilbert
1939 SA Death Index 619/5355

The Advertiser Tuesday 28 November 1939
Death Notice:
SCHULZ.-On the 27th of November, at Adelaide, Ninon Amy, the beloved wife of Charles Schulz, aged 42.

The Advertiser Tuesday 28 November 1939
Funeral Notice:
SCHULZ.- The Friends of the late Ninon Amy Schulz are respectfully informed that her Funeral will leave her late residence, 37 Cedar avenue, Croydon Park, on Tuesday, 28th, at 3 p m., for the West terrace Cemetery. Bruce A. Randall, Undertaker, Port road, Hindmarsh, L5515. Seaview road, Grange, L3526.

The Advertiser Wednesday 29 Nov 1939
Death Notice:
SCHULZ - nee Amy Moyse.- On the 27th of November, at Adelaide, Ninon Amy beloved daughter of Mr and the late Mrs B W Moyse.

Research Notes:
(Ninon - a pet name of Anne, Annette, Nina)

Amy married Charles Paul SCHULZ [3699], son of Johann Heinrich SCHULZ [4898] and Marie Amilie BEECK [11135], on 3 Jun 1922 in St Mark's, Maylands, Adelaide. Charles was born on 11 Aug 1897 in North Adelaide, South Australia, died on 10 Jun 1964 in Oaklands Park, Adelaide, South Australia at age 66, and was cremated on 12 Jun 1964 in Centennial Park Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia.

Marriage Notes:
1922 SA Marriages 291/788 SCHULZ Charles Paul MOYSE Ninon Amy, Norwood

General Notes:
1897 SA Birth SCHULZ Carl Gustav Paul, Johann Heinrich SCHULZ Mary Amelia BECK, Adelaide 608/228
1964 SA Deaths 974/3818 SCHULZ Charles Paul, Adelaide

Centennial Park Location: Derrick Gardens Of Remembrance, Rose Bed 4, Position 006

Name: SCHULZ, Charles Paul
Service: Australian Army
Service No: S34731
Date of Birth: 11 Aug 1897
Place of Birth: Croydon Park, SA
Date of Enlistment: 16 Jun 1942
Locality of Enlistment: Croydon Park, SA
Place of Enlistment: Hindmarsh, SA
Next of Kin: Schulz, K
Prison of War: No

Other Records

• Resided: Wife's death, 1939, 37 Cedar Ave, Croydon Park, Adelaide.

• Resided: Valerie's Prize, 1946, Fitfth Ave, St Peters, Adelaide, South Australia.

• Resided: Pauline's visit, 1950, Glen Osmond, Adelaide, South Australia.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 312 F    i. Pauline Ryder SCHULZ [4977] was born on 29 Mar 1923 in Rose Park, Adelaide, South Australia, died on 19 Jul 2011 in Fig Tree Point Aged Care at age 88, and was cremated on 25 Jul 2011 in Toronto, NSW, Australia.

+ 313 F    ii. Marie Robyn SCHULZ [4978] was born on 7 Sep 1925 in Maylands, Adelaide, South Australia.

+ 314 F    iii. Valerie Ann SCHULZ [4982] was born circa 1935 and died circa 1971 aged about 36.

124. Clarice Jean MOYSE [1475] (Isabella Bond RYDER³⁰, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 9 Dec 1898 in Wild Horse Plains, nr Windsor, South Australia, died on 12 Aug 1959 in Myrtle Bank, Adelaide, South Australia at age 60, and was buried on 14 Aug 1959 in Centennial Park Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia. The cause of her death was Stroke.

General Notes:
1898 632/256 MOYSE Clarice Jean David William MOYSE Isabella Bond RYDER, Gilbert
1959 895/5414 HARRIS Clarice Jean Victor HARRIS [H], Adelaide

Centennial Park: Non Cremated Remains, age 59y, 14/08/1959 Interred 13638 Expired 14/08/2009
Location: General AB, Path 24, Grave 891A

The Register (Adelaide) Monday 20 June 1927
Death Notice:
MOYSE. -On the 18th June (suddenly), at her residence, Oaklands avenue, Royston Park, Isabella Bond, beloved wife ot David William Moyse, aged 65.

Medical Notes: Clarice had a stroke while visiting her sister Gil who was sick at the time.

Other Records

• Resided: 1938, Torrensville, Adelaide, South Australia.

Clarice married Victor HARRIS [4843], son of Emanuel Mendel HARRIS [5460] and Elizabeth Mary MORGAN [5461], on 7 Feb 1920 in Registry Office, Adelaide, South Australia. Vic was born on 15 Nov 1899 in Norwood, Adelaide, South Australia, died on 9 Jul 1985 at age 85, and was buried on 12 Jul 1985 in Booborowie Cemetery, South Australia. He was usually called Vic.

Marriage Notes:
1920 SA Marriages 282/369 HARRIS Victor MOYSE Clarice Jean, Adelaide

General Notes:
1899 SA Births 649/426 HARRIS Victor, Emanuel Mendel HARRIS Elizabeth MORGAN, Norwood

Advertiser HARRIS Victor 1985 (d. 9 Jul - Pub. 11 Jul 1985)

Border Watch (Mount Gambier) Saturday 24 August 1929
CONCERNING PEOPLE.
Mr. Victor Harris, local representative of Messrs. G. Wood Son & Co. Ltd., has been successful in gaining first honours in the Australian Sales Competition, held annually by W. and T. Avery Ltd., England. Mr Harris will be the recipient of a valuable trophy. His success in winning this is all the more meritorious when it is considered that his efforts were confined to the South-East, and that he was competing against all other salesmen in Australia. Mr. Harris secured the honour by a good margin of points, his nearest opponents being two Sydney salesmen.
[G. Wood, Son & Co. was a major wholesale grocery business founded in Adelaide, South Australia <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adelaide,_South_Australia> in 1876.]

The Advertiser Thursday 17 August 1939
FAILED TO KEEP TO LEFT
Case Remitted From Another Court
On a charge of having failed to keep as near as practicable to the left side of the roadway while driving a motor truck at Nottingham avenue Keswick, on June 26, Clarence John Nicholls, of Major avenue, Richmond, was fined £2 with £1 46 costs, by Messrs F. Duxbury and G. Jennings in the Richmond Court yesterday. Constable R. J. Geary of Thebarton prosecuted, and Mr. B. G Griff appeared for Nicholls, who pleaded not guilty. The charge was previously read in the Thebarton Court, but as Victor Harris, of Henley Beach road Underdale, the driver of the vehicle with which Nicholls's truck came into collision pleaded guilty, Mr. Griff objected to his client being tried by the same justices and the case was remitted to the Richmond Court. Evidence was given by Harris and John William Topham, of Gilbert street, Adelaide, that Nicholls's truck was off the right hand side of the road when it came into collision with Harris's car. Nicholls told the court that he swerved his vehicle to the right to avoid a collision. The justices said that they accepted the evidence of Harris and Topham and found Nicholls guilty.

Other Records

• Resided: 1938, Torrensville, Adelaide, South Australia.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 315 M    i. Maxwell Henley HARRIS AO Literature [4844] was born on 13 Apr 1921 in Henley Beach, Adelaide, South Australia, died on 13 Jan 1995 in Gilberton, Adelaide, South Australia at age 73, and was cremated on 19 Jan 1995 in Centennial Park Crematorium - Memorial Plaque, Mary MacKillop Park.

125. Gillian Hope MOYSE [1479] (Isabella Bond RYDER³⁰, Joseph¹², William⁶, Thomas², William¹) was born on 20 Jul 1901 in Glenelg, Adelaide, South Australia, died on 16 Sep 1969 in Unley, Adelaide, South Australia at age 68, and was cremated on 17 Sep 1969 in Centennial Park Crematorium, Adelaide.

General Notes:
1901 SA Birth 680/268 MOYSE Gillian Hope David William MOYSE Isabella RYDER, Adelaide

The Advertiser Monday 29 Nov 1915
Dramatic and Musical Performance held at the Queens Hall Saturday night . . . New Year Boy (spirit of Pan) . . . the cruel Prince played by Gillian Moyse.

Other Records

• Resided: At Death, 1969, Fullarton, Adelaide, South Australia.

Gillian married Lancelot Lee BARNARD [4138], son of Simeon BARNARD [6137] and Jannette LEE [6138], on 9 Jun 1923 in St Pauls Church, Adelaide, South Australia. Lancelot was born on 31 May 1889 in Glenelg, Adelaide, South Australia, died on 18 Dec 1957 in Enfield, Adelaide, South Australia at age 68, and was cremated on 20 Dec 1957 in Centennial Park Crematorium, Adelaide.

Marriage Notes:
1923 SA Marriage 295/916 BARNARD Lancelot Lee MOYSE Gillian Hope, Adelaide

General Notes:
1889 SA Birth 438/294 BARNARD Lancelot Lee Simeon BARNARD Jannette LEE, Adelaide
1957 SA Death 869/14 BARNARD Lancelot Lee Adelaide

The Advertiser (Adelaide) Tuesday 4 December 1934
ARTICLES TAKEN AFTER SALE AT HOUSE
Auctioneer Sent To Gaol
Lancelot Lee Barnard, auctioneer, of Asquith street, Prospect Gardens, pleaded guilty in the Adelaide Police Court yesterday to a charge of larceny and was sent to gaol for 14 days by Mr. E. J. R. Morgan, SJM. Barnard was charged with having, at Unley on October 26, stolen a set of carvers, a wrist watch, and a brooch, valued in all at £4 5/, the property of Sadie Penn.
Miss Penn, of Arthur street, Unley, said she had an auction sale at her house on October 26, Barnard being the auctioneer. The next day she saw him at his office in Waymouth street. He said that he had been given some articles after the sale by a carrier, but had put them down under his bat and left them. When he went back they were missing. On another occasion Barnard told Miss Penn that nothing had been heard of the articles.
Robert Duncan Patrick Smith, clerk, said he had found some articles under a sideboard after a sale at Miss Penn's house and handed them to his employer.
Harold Scoble Wellington, carrier, of Queen street, Goodwood, said that the previous witness had given him some articles and he had passed them on to Barnard.
Plain clothes Constable Hanrahan said that on November 22, his company with Detective Copp, he saw Barnard at his office in Waymouth street. Barnard admitted that the articles in question were at his home, and they were subsequently found there.
Mr H. G. Alderman, who appeared for Barnard, asked that his client should be released on a bond to be of good behavior, as the offence charged was his first. Unfortunately, the articles were left in his car and apparently the idea entered his head to keep them.
Mr. Morgan said he took into account in mitigation of the offence Barnard's previous good character, and the fact that he had pleaded guilty, but he had stolen the articles while in a position of trust.
The Police Prosecuter (Mr. L. Bond) prosecuted.

Border Watch (Mount Gambier) Tuesday 4 Dec 1934
AUCTIONEER IMPRISONED.
Pleads Guilty To Larceny.
Adelaide, Today,
Lancelot Lee Barnard, a auctioneer of Prospect Gardens, pleaded guilty in the Adelaide Police Court yesterday to a charge of Larceny, and was sent to gaol for 14 days. Barnard was charged with having at Unley, on October 26, stolen goods at the valued at £4 5/, the property of Sadie Penn.

Other Records

• Resided: 1934, Asquith st, Prospect Gdns, Adelaide.

• Resided: At Death, 1957, Nailsworth, Adelaide, South Australia.

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