Thank you,

Regards, Ian

Hi Ian,

Just a couple more corrections . This time concerning my grandmother.

She is listed as Adelaide Nita Maude Rutherford. On her birth certificate she is Adelaide Nita Warburton and on her death certificate  she is Adelaide Netta, with no mention of Maude.

I know growing up I was always told she was Adelaide Netta Maude but when I purchased her birth certificate there was no Maude and the Netta had turned to Nita.

Also with her the death date is out by 2 days. Her DOD is 24th October 1974 not the 22nd.

Thanks for you time

Cheers, Wendy

Proposed Change: Richards, Frederick Paul (I140699)
Tree: SE NSW Pioneers and Settlers
Link: http://monaropioneers.com/getperson.php?personID=I140699&tree=MP

Description: The Sydney Morning Herald Tuesday, March 27, 2001 Page 29

DEATHS

RICHARDS, Frederick Paul. -
16.10.1932 - 24.3.2001
"Paul" "Grandpa" Eldest son of Ronald and Nellie Richards (both deceased), of North Manly. Dearly loved and loving husband of Patricia. Loved father and father-in-law of Anne and Paul, Robyn, Helen, David and Tamara. Cherished grandpa of Daniel, Aimee, Kate, Ben, Emily, Jake, Rachel and Adam. Paul will be sadly missed by his sisters, brothers, nieces and nephews, relatives and friends.
God looked around his garden
and saw an empty space, he gazed
down from the heavens and saw
your smiling face.
He put his arms around you and
whispered come and rest. God's
garden must be beautiful for he
only takes the best.

'Orchid grower extraordinaire'

A Mass to celebrate the life of PAUL will be celebrated at St. Kiernan's Catholic Church, 65 Gordon Street, Manly Vale, Wednesday (March 28, 2001), commencing at 10.45 a.m. After Mass, the cortege will proceed to Frenchs Forest Cemetery, Hakea Avenue, Davidson.

Gregory McInnes
 

Regards, Ian

Proposed Change: Hanscombe, James Augustine MM (I14261)
Tree: SE NSW Pioneers and Settlers
Link: http://monaropioneers.com/getperson.php?personID=I14261&tree=MP

Description: Southern Star (Bega, NSW : 1900 - 1923) Sat 8 Sep 1923 Page 2 

HANSCOMBE-BUCKLEY.
Despite torrential rain there was a large attendance in St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Bega, on Wednesday morning to witness the marriage of Mr. James Augustine Hanscombe, late A.I.F., son of the late Mr and Mrs William Hanscombe, of Numbugga, to Miss Gladys Mary Buckley, second daughter of Mr and Mrs Cornelius Buckley, of the Family Hotel, Bega, and formerly of Nimmitabel. The handsome young bride, who entered the church on the arm of her father to the strains of the Wedding March, wore an exquisite frock of silver lace over georgette, with silver beads and Malines lace, with a court train of ivory georgette and silver lace, and an embossed tulle veil. Her sister, Miss Doris Buckley, was bridesmaid and wore a becoming costume of shell pink georgette over satin seed pearls, and Malines lace, and black tullle hat with pink roses. Little Kathleen Diversi was train-bearer, and wore a pretty dress of white, georgette, Maltese lace, pink posies, tulle, mob cap. The bride's mother, Mrs Buckley wore navy blue cashmere-de-sole and georgette, beaded. The bride's bouquet was of frezias, snow-drops, maidenhair fern, with tulle and ribbon streamers of the bridegroom's battalion colors. The bridesmaid's bouquet was of pink sweet pans and asparagus fern. Both were the gifts or Miss Otton, of Numerella. Bridegroom's gift to the bride was a diamond dress ring, to the bridesmaid a gold and diamond brooch, and to the train-bearer gold armlet, while the bride's gift to the bridegroom was a pair of gold sleeve links. The ceremony was performed by the Very Rev. Dean Gunning, assisted by Rev Father Costelloe. Mr Jack Eurell, late A.I.F., was best man. During the signing of the register Mrs S. M. Rodd sang "Ora Pro Nobis," with Miss O'Neill as accompanist.
The reception and breakfast were held at the Family Hotel, which was crowded with relatives and friends, the large dining-room being too small to accommodate all. The Very Rev. Dean Gunning presided, and proposed the health of the young couple in felicitous terms, at the same time exhorting others to follow in their footsteps. The toast was received with musical honors, and the bridegroom responded. The toast of the bridesmaid was proposed by the bridegroom, and ably responded to by Mr Jack Eurell. Mr Ezzie Blomquist, late A.I.F., proposed the toast or the bride's parents, eulogizing their good qualities. Mr Buckley, in responding, referred to the happiness of his 25 years of married life. He had never had a cross word with his wife and family, and this was the first break. He had started off in married life without any money, but had made up his mind to succeed, as any young man could do in this country if he settled down to it. Some people regarded marriage as a joke, but it was a very serious matter and a man who married had to take a different view of life. Mr W. A. Smith proposed "The Diggers." It was a "Digger's wedding," for the bridegroom was one or the men who had fought for his King and country, and the best man was also a digger. They were all delighted that Mr Hanscombe had returned safely to claim a Bega girl as his bride. The toast was enthusiastically honored, and Mr Jack Rosenthall made a humorous response, giving the bridegroom some advice on married life, especially as to the growing of onions. Councillor W. J. Hanscombe proposed "The Visitors," Mr Todd, Numbulla Shire Engineer, and Mr. S. M. Rodd responding. The Rev. Father Costelloe, in an address sparkling with humor, proposed "The Press." Messrs. Jardine and Smith responding. Mr E. C. Bingemann proposed "The Very Rev. Chairman," and paid high tribute to the sterling qualities of the Dean, who in responding said that Mr Bingemann, by some extraordinary means, must have kissed the Blarney Stone. The Dean added that he was honored to proside at the gathering. He had known Mr and Mrs Buckley since they were toddlers, and he had known the Hanscombe family for close on 20 years. Mr Bingemann, in the course of his remarks, also referred to the grand qualities of the late Mr and Mrs Hanscombe, parents of the bridegroom. He considered the late Mrs Hanscombe one of the grandest women Australia ever produced, and he had found the late Mr Hanscombe one of the straightest men he ever met. The singing of Auld Lang Syne concluded a very happy gathering. The young couple then left by car for Sydney, from which they will proceed to Melbourne. The bride travelled in a costume of oyster grey chaimante and georgette panels, and cape of silk radium lace, royal blue posy, and hat to match. The happy couple left amidst showers or confetti and rounds of cheers. They were the recipients of an unusually large number ot valuable presents, including many cheques. Congratulatory wires were received from friends in distant parts, and several apologies, including one from Mr O. E. Hanscombe, who was unable to be present owing to the rain. The fine wedding cake was made by Misses Vera Buckley and E. Manning, sister and niece of the bride, and iced by Mr Greaves.

Gregory McInnes

Regards, Ian

Proposed Change: Schuback, Kathleen Mary (I385924)
Tree: SE NSW Pioneers and Settlers
Link: http://monaropioneers.com/getperson.php?personID=I385924&tree=MP

Description: The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954) Mon 18 Aug 1930 Page 1 

DEATHS

HANSCOMBE.- On the 17th August, at Iona, Kathleen Mary, beloved wife of Alfred Leslie Hanscombe, and loving mother of Mona and Lenos, aged 36 years.

Child 2: Lenos Leslie HANSCOMBE, born 1916, Carlton, Melbourne, Vic; VIC Birth Index 18511/1916

Gregory McInnes

Regards, Ian

Proposed Change: Heywood, Joseph William (I129814)
Tree: SE NSW Pioneers and Settlers
Link: http://monaropioneers.com/getperson.php?personID=I129814&tree=MP

Description: Wounded in action (hand, wrist, thigh) in Rouen France 3 May 1917, recovered and returned to action where he suffered a gun shot wound to the head on 20 Sep 1917 resulting in fractured skull, and it wasn't until Dec 1917 that he was pronounced out of danger. After a period of convalescence he was returned to Australia, where he was formally discharged as medically unfit to continue active service.
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His wife Josephine, whom he married 29 Dec 1929, was a nurse. 
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HEYWOOD - WALKER 
The wedding was celebrated at SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral, Goulburn, on Saturday, December 29, of Sister J. Walker, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Walker, of Addison-street, Goulburn to Mr. Joseph Heywood, eldest son of Mr. Heywood, of "Boleiro Forest," Adaminaby. The Rev. Father Butler officiated. 
The bride, wore a beautiful gown of cream charmeuse satin, enhanced by an embroidered tulle veil (the later being kindly lent by Mrs. Jones, of Granville), which was arranged with a coronet of orange blossoms, formerly worn by her mother. Pink hydrangea, with white satin streamers, comprised the bridal bouquet. As the bride was leaving the church, a silver horse-shoe was placed on her arm by her tiny cousin, Rene Brander, of Canberra. Miss Sylvia Lampe, of Wagga, cousin of the bride, gowned in white embroided voile over shell pink georgette, with a black crinoline picture hat, was maid in attendance.
The gifts to the bride and bridesmaid, were gold wristlet watches, and to the bridegroom a travelling case. Mr. Doug Walker was best man. 
The reception was held at the Ambertea rooms, where Mr. and Mrs. Walker welcomed the guests. The bride's mother was gowned in black crepe-de-chine, relieved with beige and picture hat. She carried a posy of sweet peas. Alderman R. D. Gray presided at the breakfast, during which vocal items were rendered by Messrs. W. Lampe, F. Christie, and. J. Cocks. The happy couple left by the midday train to spend their honeymoon in Sydney. 
The bride was tastefully attired in cinnamon georgette, with lace coat and leghorn hat. 
Their future home will be Adaminaby.
During the afternoon and evening the parents and relatives of the bride were entertained at the residence of Mr. and. Mrs. R. D. Gray, of "Gray Lyn," Kingsdale.
Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940) 
Monday, 21 Jan 1929, Page 5.
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Joseph is buried in the Catholic Cemetery portion of the Eastern Suburbs Memorial Gardens Matraville, NSW
RC29C - Roman Catholic FM 29C, Position 415
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Josephine remarried after he passed to Stanislaw CZECHELSKI
NSW BDM 266/1960 SYDNEY
Josephine passed 30 April 1982 NSW BDM 10344/1982 Sydney.
Buried 4th May 1982 in Eastern Suburbs Memorial Gardens, Matraville NSW. General Lawn GL34, 2113.
SMH 03MAY1982 death notice, 04MAY1982 funeral notice

Stanislaw passed the same year on 12 Nov 1982, funeral 16NOV1982 SMH 15NOV1982 General Lawn GL34, 2113 Botany

wayne

Regards, Ian

Thank you,

Regards, Ian