Olive BATT [4131]

  General Notes:

The West Australian (Perth) Friday 1 November 1940
Death Notice:
UREN,--On October 30. 1940, suddenly, at her home, Collie, Olive, deary loved wife of Edga A. Uren; aged 53 years.

Western Mail (Perth) Thursday 7 November 1940
Death Notice:
UREN. OLIVE, at Collie, on October 30; aged 53 years.

  Other Records

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: married, 1910, Oakdale, Popanyinning, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: married, 1912, Oakdale, Popanyinning, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: housewife, 1917, C/- D. Barrett-Lennard, Mackie's Crossing, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: housewife, 1917, Kelmscott, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: home duties, 1925, "Glen Erne", Pingelly, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: home duties, 1931, Bilbarin, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: home duties, 1936, Wellington Loes, 1201/2, Collie, Western Australia.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: home duties, 1937, Wellington Loes, 1201/2, Collie, Western Australia.

Olive married Edgar Augustus UREN [338] [MRIN: 1364], son of Nicholas UREN [1519] and Grace WARREN [1520], on 19 Feb 1907 in Marwonga, Western Australia. (Edgar Augustus UREN [338] was born on 9 Feb 1877 in Kapunda, South Australia, died on 13 Sep 1973 in Perth, Western Australia and was buried in Rockingham Cemetery, Western Australia.)

  Marriage Notes:

1907 W.A. Marriage, Reg No. 12, Beverley District
1907 WA Marriage Uren Edgar A Male Batt Olive Female Beverley 12

The Pingelly Leader (W.A.) Friday 22 Feb 1907
UREN - BATT.
A very pretty wedding took place at Marwonga oh Tuesday last, when in the presence of numerous guests, at the residence of Mr. E.A. Uren, son of Mr. N. Uren, of Kelmscott was united to Miss Olive Batt, 2nd daughter of Mr. Robert Batt, the officiating clergyman being the Rev. A.N. George. The bride was very prettily dressed, and, although no mere man could describe the material, yet the effect was very pleasing and tasteful. The bride was given away by Mr. R. Batt, and was attended by Miss A. Moore and Miss Batt as bridesmaids, who were also tastefully gowned, whilst the bridegroom was supported by Mr. Ferris, and Mr. C. Batt. After the ceremony, a
well served and ample repast was provided and at the conclusion of the feast, the following toasts were honored: - "Bride and Bride groom," proposed by Rev. A. N. George, and responded to by the groom. " Bridesmaids," proposed by Mr. Ferris, responded to by Mr. C. Batt; "Parents of Bride and Bridegroom," proposed by Mr. G.
Watts, responded to by Mr. S. Watts; "Absent friends." proposed by Mr. S. Wise, responded to by Mr. A. Penny. The presents from friends and wellwishers were numerous, useful, and tasteful. After supper the bride and bride
groom drove to their new home amid the plaudits of the guests, the usual showers of rice, old shoes, etc.