Marjorie Hilda F. WING [12994]

  General Notes:

WA BDM online Index
1912 Wing Marjorie H F Female Canning 89 1912

The News (Adelaide) 18 Jul 1944, p.3
Patricia Joyce Taylor, of Charles street, Prospect, against John Henry Richard Taylor, foreman, of Phyllis street, Maylands, on the ground of adultery with Marjorie Jones, of Unley road, Unley, and with Ruth Joyce Willis, of Braund road, Prospect. Mr. D. T. Gun for Mrs. Taylor.

SAGHS Newspaper Death Notices database
Surname:DONLAN
First Names:Marjorie Hilda
Date:30-Sep-1976
Source:Advertiser
Notice:Death
Publication Date:01-Oct-1976

Surname:DONLAN
First Names:Marjorie Hilda
Date:01-Oct-1976
Source:Advertiser
Notice:Funeral
Publication Date:01-Oct-1976

SAGHS SA Cemeteries database
DONLAN Marjorie Hilda Centennial Park Reclaimed Graves:
Surname: DONLAN
First Names: Marjorie Hilda
Cemetery: Centennial Park
Relations:
Notes: Expiry=2006-08-14. GrantNo=210900. Section=MNW. Road=RB. Row=NW12. Site=002.
Source: Reclaimed Graves
Source 2: Newspapers & Cemetery Websites

The Advertiser Friday 1 Oct 1976
Death Notice:
DONLAN Marjorie Hilda. -- On September 30 at a Private Hospital. Dearly beloved wife of James. In God's care.

Funeral Notice:
DONLAN. -- THE FRIENDS of Mr. JAMES DONLAN, of 24 Shephard street Hove, are respectfully informed that the Funeral service of his late dearly beloved WIFE, Marjorie Hilda, will be conducted in the W.A. Norman Memorial Chapel, Centennial Park Crematorium, THIS DAY, Friday, at 3.30 p.m. FH Trevelion & Son Pty Ltd AFDA Brighton 2968000.

SAGHS Newspaper Memoriam
DONLAN Marjorie Hilda 30-Sep-1976 In Memoriam 30-Sep-1977

  Other Records

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: housemaid, 1936, Kalamunda, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: housemaid, 1937, Kalamunda, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: waitress, 1937, Roebuck Hotel, Broome, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: waitress, 1939, 1 South Esplanade, Glenelg, Adelaide, South Australia.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: home duties, 1943, 13 Ramsgate st, Glenelg, Adelaide.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: munition worker, 1943, 113 Harrow rd., Somerlea, Glenelg, Adelaide.

Marjorie married Bramwell Victor JONES [18091] [MRIN: 6675] on 3 Feb 1940 in St. Peter's Church of England, Glenelg, South Australia. The marriage ended in divorce on 28 Aug 1945. (Bramwell Victor JONES [18091] was born on 30 Jan 1919 in Renmark, South Australia and died on 3 May 1995 in South Australia.)

  Marriage Notes:

SAGHS Newspaper Notices database
NELSON Marjorie Hilda JONES BV Engagement 09-Aug-1938

Chronicle (Adelaide, SA : 1895 - 1954) Thu 11 Aug 1938
Engagement Notices:
NELSON--JONES. - The engagement is announced between Marjorie Hilda, only daughter of Mrs. H. Nelson, late of Perth,
W.A., and Mr. B. V. Jones, third son of Mr. Eric Jones, of Renmark, South Australia. W.A. papers please copy.

SAGHS Newspaper Marriage Notice database
Surname:NELSON
Given Names:Marjorie Hilda
Spouse Surname:JONES
Spouse Given Names:Bramwell Victor
Source:Advertiser
Notice:Marriage
Publication Date:09-Feb-1940

The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931 - 1954) Fri 9 Feb 1940
Jones -- Nelson
Wedding
St. Peter's Church of England, Glenelg, had white flowers on the altar and autumn-toned flowers in the chancel at the wedding on February 3 of Marjorie Hilda, only daughter of Mrs. H. Nelson, of Ramsgate street, Glenelg, formerly of Perth, Western Australia and the late Mr C Nelson, to Bramwell Victor, third son of Mr. Eric Jones, of Renmark. Canon H. R. Cavalier officiated. Mr. Mowbray Tucker save the bride away. She chose a gown of white chiffon satin cut on period lines, and the high decolletage was caught with a spray of orange blossom. The skirt merged into a long train. Miss Vera Mellett, of Black Forest, was the only attendant, her apple green organdie, self figured in white, was worn over green taffeta and sashed with ribbon velvet in darker tone. Mr. Murray Jones was bestman. A reception was held at the Rio Cafe, Glenelg, where the decorations were carried out in blue and pink flowerIs.. Mrs H. Nelson chose a coin spotted French romaine in white and green toninss, fashioned with a high neckline. With it was worn an upturned black stsol straw hat with two stiffened black lace flowers. Her shoulder spray was of pink carnations, white accessories were worn.

Chronicle (Adelaide, SA : 1895 - 1954) View title info Thu 15 Feb 1940
Jones - Nelson
St. Peter's Church of England, Glenelg, had white flowers on the altar and autumn toned flowers in the chancel at the wedding of Marjorle Hilda, only daughter of Mrs. H. Nelson, of Ramsgate street, Glenelg, formerly of Perth, Western Australia, and the late Mr. C. Nelson, to Bramwell Victor, third son of Mr. Eric Jones, of Renmark. Mr. Mowbray Tucker gave the bride away. She chose a gown of white chiffon satin cut on period lines, and the high decolletage was caught with a spray of orange blossom. The skirt merged into a long train. Miss Vera Mellett, of Black Forest, was the only attendant. Mr. Murray Jones was bestman. A reception was held at the Rio Cafe, Glenelg, where the decorations were carried out in blue and pink flowers.

SAGHS Newspaper Divorce database
Surname:JONES
Given Names:Marjorie Hilda
Spouse Name:Bramwell Victor
Cross Ref. Surname:DOLLAR
Cross Ref. Given Names:Marian
Divorce Date:28-Aug-1945
Notes:Nisi. Uncontested. Cause: adultery.
Source:Adelaide Newspapers
Source 2:David W. Gibson collection

Marjorie next married James Samuel DONLAN [17500] [MRIN: 6668], son of James Hagert DONLAN [17504] and Theresa Sylvia COPPOCK [17505]. (James Samuel DONLAN [17500] was born on 15 Mar 1922 in Bowden, Adelaide, South Australia, died on 25 Aug 1984 in South Australia and was buried on 28 Aug 1984 in Centennial Park, Pasedena, Adelaide.)