Daniel Joughin

M, #12361
Marriage* Spouse: Mary Ann Porteous.
 

Family

 Mary Ann Porteous
Children 1.Frederick Daniel Joughin b. 1879, d. 7 Jun 1964
 2.Francis Joughin+ b. 1883, d. 1966
Last Edited25 Jan 2016

Mary Ann Porteous

F, #12362
Marriage* Spouse: Daniel Joughin.
 
Married NameJoughin. 

Family

 Daniel Joughin
Children 1.Frederick Daniel Joughin b. 1879, d. 7 Jun 1964
 2.Francis Joughin+ b. 1883, d. 1966
Last Edited25 Jan 2016

Francis Joughin

M, #12363, b. 1883, d. 1966
Father*Daniel Joughin
Mother*Mary Ann Porteous
Birth*1883 Templestowe, VIC, Australia, #B5829.1 
Marriage*1911 Spouse: Ethel May Vic Wellwood. VIC, Australia, #M6155.1
 
Death*1966 Kew, VIC, Australia, #D4991 (Age 83.)1 

Family

 Ethel May Vic Wellwood
Child 1.William Francis Joughin b. 1912

Citations

  1. [S22] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (online).
Last Edited25 Jan 2016

William Francis Joughin

M, #12365, b. 1912
Father*Francis Joughin b. 1883, d. 1966
Mother*Ethel May Vic Wellwood
Birth*1912 Kew, VIC, Australia, #B12973.1 
Land-Note*25 Nov 1964 GEM-D-11: Frederick Daniel Joughin died on 7 June 1964. Probate of his will granted to William Francis Joughin of 33 Sunburst Avenue North Balwyn Sales Manager.2 
Land-Note*29 Jun 1967 GEM-D-11 l/p 57184 (Lot 1), 45 Stoney Creek Road: Mortgagee: William Francis Joughin. Discharged 18 Oct 1967. Mortgagor was Pine Grove Hotel Pty Ltd.3 

Citations

  1. [S22] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (online).
  2. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 7343-446 & C/T 8392-619 - Frederick Daniel Joughin died on 7 June 1964. Probate of his will granted to William Francis Joughin of 33 Sunburst Avenue North Balwyn Sales Manager.
  3. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 8390-122.
Last Edited29 Sep 2018

Rowland Hardley

M, #12369
Marriage* Spouse: Jessie Robertson. England.
 

Family

 Jessie Robertson
Children 1.Rose Hardley+ b. 1908, d. 1985
 2.John Hardley b. 1921, d. 1985
Last Edited26 Jan 2016

Jessie Robertson

F, #12370
Marriage* Spouse: Rowland Hardley. England.
 
Married NameHardley. 

Family

 Rowland Hardley
Children 1.Rose Hardley+ b. 1908, d. 1985
 2.John Hardley b. 1921, d. 1985
Last Edited26 Jan 2016

Thomas James Pavich

M, #12371, b. 1894, d. 1939
Birth*1894 Yandoit, VIC, Australia, #B34231 [par Antonio PAVICH & Mary HALLINAN].1 
Marriage*1931 Spouse: Rose Hardley. VIC, Australia, #M2480.1
 
Death*1939 Prahran, VIC, Australia, #D10336 (Age 45) [par Antonio PAVICH & Mary HALLINAN].1 
Death-Notice*27 Oct 1939OBITUARY The death occurred during the week-end of Mr. Thomas. James Pavich, late 59th Battalion A.I.F., at the age of 45 years. The late Mr. Pavich lived at Rotheram Park, Bundoora for some years, and later moved to Cockatoo. He married Miss Rose Hardley, of Bundoora, who was the eldest daugh ter of the late Roland Hardley, first president of the Greensborough subbranch of the R.S.S.I.L.A. He left one daughter, Miss Pat- ricia Pavich. Many returned soldiers attended the funeral which took place at the Fawkner Crematorium on Monday, when Mr. T. Wignell read the Soldiers' Ritual.2 

Newspaper-Articles

  • 2 Nov 1917, PRIVATE TOM PAVICH WRITES
    The following interesting letter was written by Pte. Tom Pavich, of Yandoit to his sister:
    We have been doing a march 15 miles per day, which takes us through a good deal of the rural parts of France. This is a beautyful country at this time of the year. We are billeted in a very old and picturesque village some few miles behind the firing line and every thing seems so peaceful and quiet with the birds whistling in the trees overhead, so different to what we have been used to. On every side is to be seen land of magnificent productivity and the peasantry of France working in a most industrious manner. Crops of every variety are in full bloom and soon harvesting will commence. To the progressive Australian the methods of farming here appear to be of a most obsolete nature, for the scythe is very much in evidence. We undoubtedly have more progressive methods of agriculture but the French peasant would I think produce more from one acre than we would from two, so thorough are they in all work pertaining to cultivation. The other day I noticed two young girls about 20 years of age digging on the corner of a ploughed field, on making inquiries I found it was the usual thing to dig the small piece of land in each corner where the plough cannot go. This country has suffered more I think than any other belligerent power involved in this world's slaughter for I have travelled through a great part of North and Western France and there is hardly a family which hasn't given at least one son for the great cause. There is not a man of military age to be seen on any of the farms, all are soldiers, therefore the old men and women are left to farm the land and grow food for tbe nation. Every morning these old women and men are to be seen with scythe or hoe on their shoulder walking to their field of labor.
    The majority of the young girls, have also heard the nation's call, for they have nearly all left their quiet country homes, and are employed in the great cities making munitions of war of every descripttion. Never have I seen women work so hard as the French peas- antry and I have the deepest sympathy for these toil worn mothers of France who work all hours in the field, then have to trudge home at nightfall with lagging step to commence the domestic work of cooking meals, and a hundred and one other things that confront the housewife. Yet stupendous though their labors are, and in many cases burdened with the loss of a son or filled with anxiety for the safety of husband or son, who at any time may be called upon to pay the supreme sacrifice, they always have a cheery smile, and are the last word in hospitality.
    One thing that the observer can not fail to notice is that the people of France are ardent followers of their religion which is as you know R.C. On the roads and in the parks are to be seen many statues of Christ nailed to the Cross and all villages boast of their fine churches.
    Now to touch but briefly on the large town or cities. Most of the buildings are of an old and obsolete type but always there is to be seen a Cathedral of wonderful architectture. I paid a visit to the city of Amiens. In this place there is a magnificent Cathedral of unique masonry. It is about as large if not larger than St Patrick's Cathedral, Melbourne. I noticed on some of the vaults the year 1200 so you will note that it is a very old building. I stayed to hear the service which was far more pompous than any I have ever seen before, but as these smooth faced gentlemen were speaking French I was unable to learn much from the sermon. The place had hundreds of candles burning in it and my Protestant friend who was with me remarked that he thought it a waste of candles.
    Most of the women in these large places are dressed in a most charming manner and are very pretty, but, alas, methinks it is due to the mode of living to the immoral life that these women of the cities of France live that is to be found the solution of the decay or decrease in the birth rate of this country. For the peasantry who work hard and lead clean lives, and take a natural pride in rearing a family I have the utmost respect, but for the gaily dressed madamoiselle of the city, who, in many cases, neither toil nor spin, but who are nothing more or less than parasites I have the utmost contempt, for the immoral manner in which they live, will, I think, if not checked be a positive menace to the future prosperity of their country.3

Citations

  1. [S22] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (online).
  2. [S14] Newspaper - Advertiser (Hurstbridge, Vic), 27 Oct 1939, p6.
  3. [S14] Newspaper - Daylesford Advocate, Yandoit, Glenlyon and Eganstown Chronicle (Vic), 2 Nov 1917, p4.
Last Edited26 Jan 2016

The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd

?, #12378
Name Variation The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd was also known as The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd (in liquidation). 
Land-Note23 Mar 1884 PAK-186: Mortgagee: The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd. Discharged 4 Jun 1891. Mortgagor was Walter Cavalier.1 
Land-Note*7 Mar 1890 PAK-186: Mortgagee: The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd Montague Cohen. Transfer of mortgage to Montague Cohen.2 
Land-Note*4 Jun 1891 PAK-186.187: Mortgagee: The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd. Transfer to mortgagee by 23 Oct 1894 - mortgage was not discharged. Mortgagor was Walter Cavalier.3 
Land-Note*5 Feb 1892 GEM-D-12.13.24.28: Mortgagee: The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd. Mortgagor was Frank George Turner Nicholas.4 
Land-UBeac*a 5 Feb 1892 GEM-D-12.13.24.28. Transfer from Frank George Turner Nicholas to The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd. Mortgage foreclosed.4 
Land-Note*19 Mar 1892 PAK-142: Mortgagee: Alfred Mellor The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd. Mortgage No 132983. Not discharged.5 
Land-Note*25 Apr 1892 GEM-C-5.6.7: Mortgagee: The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd. Foreclosed. Mortgagor was Thomas Ellis.6 
Land-Note12 Nov 1892 PAK-31.32.33 l/p 2963 balance: Mortgagee: The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd. Mortgage No 142280 - not discharged. Mortgagor was Charles James George Nott.7 
Land-UBeac*28 Sep 1894 PAK-142. Transfer from Alfred Mellor to The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd (in liquidation). 19a 3r 5p.8 
Land-UBeac*23 Oct 1894 PAK-186.187.188. Transfer from Walter Cavalier to The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd.9 
Land-UBeac*24 Dec 1895 GEM-C-5.6.7. Transfer from Thomas Ellis to The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd. Foreclosed.6 
Land-UBeac*6 Jul 1905 GEM-C-5.6.7. Transfer from The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd to Robert Moffat Pender.10 
Land-Beacb 14 Nov 1905 PAK-31.32.33 l/p 2963 balance. Transfer from Charles James George Nott to The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd. Mortgage No 142280 - not discharged.7 
Land-Beac14 Nov 1905 PAK-31.32.33 l/p 2963 part. Transfer from The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd to Henry John Rix. 174a 2r 16p - transfer 515338.11 
Land-Beac31 Jan 1907 PAK-31.32.33 l/p 2963 balance. Transfer from The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd to John Prescott Dyason. 45a ?r 16p (C/T 3180-913) - annexed hereto 147a 38p (C/T 3180-914) - transfer 540812.12 
Land-UBeac*5 Jul 1907 PAK-186.187.188. Transfer from The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd to James Robertson. 59a 2r 37p.13 
Land-UBeac*11 Jul 1907 GEM-D-12.13.24. Transfer from The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd to David Thomson. 54a 3r 32p.14 
Land-Note*11 Jul 1907 GEM-D-12.13.24: Mortgagee: The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd (in liquidation). Discharged 23 Oct 1912. Mortgagor was David Thomson.15 
Land-UBeac*10 Dec 1909 PAK-142. Transfer from The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd (in liquidation) to William Smith. 19a 3r 5p.16 
Land-UBeac30 Sep 1915 GEM-D-28. Transfer from The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd to David Thomson. 19a 2r 15p.17 

Citations

  1. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1265-967 - Mortgage No 99718 - discharged 4 Jun 1891.
  2. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1265-967 - Mortgage No 274034? - discharged 4 Jun 1894.
  3. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1125-960 + C/T 1125-961 + C/T 1265-967 - Mortgage No 124704 - not discharged.
  4. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2255-907.
  5. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1127-268 - Mortgage No 132983. Not discharged.
  6. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2097-351 to 2097-353 - Thomas Ellis to The Mercantile Bank of Australia Limited - foreclosed.
  7. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2239-616 - Mortgage No 142280 - not discharged.
  8. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1127-268 - The Mercantile Bank of Australia Ltd in liquidation.
  9. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1125-960 + C/T 1125-961 + C/T 1265-967 - The Mercantile Bank of Australia Limited.
  10. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2097-351 to 2097-353 - Robert Moffatt Pender of Pakenham Grazier.
  11. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2239-616 - Henry John Rix of Officer Farmer - C/T 3096-002.
  12. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2239-616 - John Prescott Dyason of "The Burrows" ... Street hawthorn Manufacturer - C/T 3180-913 and 3180-914.
  13. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1125-960 + C/T 1265-967 + C/T 1125-961 - James Robertson of Runnymede Beaconsfield Grazier - C/T 3210-961 (59a 2r 37p).
  14. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2255-907 - The Mercantile Bank of Australia Limited to David Thomson of Elmslea Upper Beaconsfield Gentleman - C/T 3213-503.
  15. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 3213-503 - David Thomson to The Mercantile Bank of Australia Limited (in liquidation).
  16. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1127-268 - William Smith of Berwick Labourer.
  17. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2255-907 - The Mercantile Bank of Australia Limited to David Thomson - C/T 3920-928.
Last Edited31 Dec 2018

Evan Clarence Henry

M, #12383, b. 1887, d. 15 Jan 1980
Probate (Will)* Evan Clarence Henry. Grazier. Berwick. 15 Jan 1980. 878/513.1       
Birth*1887 Warr, VIC, Australia, #B7482 [par John HENRY & Vince Ella FORREST].2 
Marriage*1915 Spouse: Annie Jane 'Nancy' Wilson. VIC, Australia, #M4512.2
 
Land-UBeac*2 Jun 1952 GEM-D-12 (part).13. Transfer from Gordon Nugent Ayrey to Evan Clarence Henry. 27a 0r 5p.3 
Land-UBeac*17 Sep 1959 GEM-D-13, 2 Thomson Road. Transfer from Evan Clarence Henry to Lou Toppano. 14a 3r 33p.4 
Note*23 Feb 1968 Had a large pine plantation on his property. It burnt in the 1968 fires, and destroyed it completely. See Pakenham Gazette 23 Feb 1968.5 
Land-UBeac*5 Sep 1968 GEM-D-12 (part), 67 Stoney Creek Road. Transfer from Evan Clarence Henry to Vara Edith Goldman. 12a 12p.6 
Widower14 Feb 1974Evan Clarence Henry became a widower upon the death of his wife Annie Jane 'Nancy' Wilson.7 
Death*15 Jan 1980 Berwick, VIC, Australia, #D1844 (Age 93) [par John HENRY & Lavinia].2 

Grave

  • 5-342-B, Berwick Cemetery, Berwick, VIC, Australia, Henry Evan Clarence 1887-1980 hus/ Anne Jane - Henry Jane 1891-1974 wife/ Evan Clarence8

Citations

  1. [S35] Probate Records, PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), VPRS 28/P10, unit 244; VPRS 7591/P6, unit 42.
  2. [S22] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (online).
  3. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 7181-098 - Evan Clarence Henry of Brisbane Street Berwick Grazier.
  4. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 7181-098 - C/T 8240-651 - Lou Toppano Musician and Marie Therese Toppano Married Woman both of 94 Glencairn Avenue East Brighton.
  5. [S18] Newspaper - Pakenham Gazette "23 Feb 1968, p1."
  6. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 7181-098 - C/T 8750-143 Vara Edith Goldman of St Georges Road Beaconsfield Upper Married Woman.
  7. [S22] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (online) "born Berwick."
  8. [S44] Index of burials in the cemetery of Berwick,
    5-342-B Henry Evan M 93 18/01/1980 1811
    Henry Evan Clarence 1887-1980 hus/ Anne Jane bw2219
    5-342-A Henry Jane F 83 14/02/1974 1683
    Henry Jane 1891-1974 wife/ Evan Clarence bw2218.
Last Edited24 Nov 2018

Lou Toppano

M, #12384, b. 24 May 1918, d. 5 Feb 2012
Military*Enlisted for military service: TOPPANO LOU : Service Number - VX126712 : Date of birth - 24 May 1918 : Place of birth - CALGARY CANADA : Place of enlistment - MELBOURNE VIC : Next of Kin - TOPPANO LEONARD.1 
Birth*24 May 1918 Calgary, Alberta, Canada.1 
Marriage* Spouse: Marie Therese.
 
Land-UBeac*17 Sep 1959 GEM-D-13, 2 Thomson Road. Transfer from Evan Clarence Henry to Lou Toppano. 14a 3r 33p.2 
Land-Note*7 Apr 1981 GEM-D-13: Lou Toppano of 17 Britannica Road Castle Hill New South Wales Musician is the surviving proprietor.3 
Death-Notice*2012Lou (aka Sechondo Louis) Toppano - Born in Alberta, Canada on 24 May 1918 - Passed away in Berkeley Vale, NSW, Australia on 5 February 2012 - Late of Berkeley Vale, NSW Aged 93 years
REMEMBERING LOU TOPPANO "THE MOST WONDERFUL FATHER AND BRILLANT MUSICAN IN THE WORLD" FROM HIS BELOVED DAUGHTER SHELLEY. I'M ALWAYS WITH YOU.4 
Death*5 Feb 2012 Berkeley Vale, NSW, Australia. 

Newspaper-Articles

  • 8 Apr 2013, Brother: Master of his craft born to perform
    ENZO TOPPANO, 1928-2013
    Enzo Toppano spent 79 years in front of audiences. From the time he made his debut on ABC radio at 13, he was regarded as one of Australia's best entertainers. He was also the father of a showbusiness dynasty.
    He was born on February 14, 1928, in Broken Hill, the youngest of six children of Italian farmers Leonardo Toppano and his wife, Katerina (D'Appolonia). The Toppanos had left Italy then spent 10 years in Canada before the winters drove them to warmer climes. Leonardo loved to play the piano accordion so he encouraged Enzo and his brother Lou take up the instrument.
    Enzo very quickly became a performer and left school at 16. He went to London in 1949, where he was many times voted the best instrumental performer on the London Palladium circuit. Julie Andrews, Petula Clark and other later luminaries were engaged as his support acts.
    In London, he also met another Australian performer, Peggy Mortimer, and they were married in 1950. When they returned to Australia they were among the first entertainers to appear on television, with their own segment on Sydney's first television breakfast show.
    Enzo was the musical director, accompanist for other acts, comedy actor and even cameraman one day when the regular man didn't turn up. Peggy did interviews, sang and played the piano. By the end of the show's run, in early 1961, the Toppanos were working at a breakneck pace. Enzo was starring in Harry Wren's travelling show Celebrity Circus, writing music for pantomimes and conducting music and making guest appearances on television and stage. As well, he composed music for the ABC television show Cafe Continental.
    Peggy, meanwhile, was making daily appearances in pantos, then racing to another theatre to appear in Thanks for the Memory, starring Gladys Moncrieff and George Wallace. They were both teaching at their talent school in Crows Nest and trying to bring up two, and soon three, children.
    The pace was finally too much. Peggy developed an ulcer and temporarily retired, while Enzo became musical director at the Menzies Hotel.
    In 1968, Enzo (music) and Peggy (libretto) wrote the musical The Flintstones which successfully toured Australia and New Zealand with the Rudas Organisation. In 1969, they began working exclusively with Tibor Rudas as writers and composers for his organisation in North America, the Bahamas and Europe.
    The Toppanos proudly flew the Australian flag across the globe, performing in more than 35 countries. Whenever Enzo was asked what part of Italy he came from, he always whimsically answered, ''Broken Hill, mate.''
    After returning again to Australia in 1971, the Toppanos and their close friend performer Lorrae Desmond wrote a religious rock opera, The Jesus Christ Revolution. Harry Wren had heard that Jesus Christ Superstar was imminent and wanted to get his show out before it - so the show was written in six weeks. It toured Australia and was one of the most popular musicals of its time in New Zealand. It also won the award for best new musical at the Edinburgh Festival in 1972.
    In 1973 and 1974, Enzo and the entire Toppano Family performed exclusively for the Hilton hotel nightclub circuit throughout Asia.
    From 1976 to the mid-1980s, Enzo and the Toppano Family were a permanent fixture at the Manly Music Loft. In 1977, Enzo was a subject on the television program This is Your Life.
    In 1995, the Toppanos and Desmond began to write a musical called Six Days, a love story about an Arab and an Israeli, set against the backdrop of the 1967 Six Day War. It has never been produced.
    After Peggy's death in 2003, Enzo dedicated himself to performing in her memory. He and one of his sons, Dean, frequently performed in homes and institutions for dementia and Alzheimer's disease patients in memory of Peggy.
    In the last week of his life, Toppano was with his sons in Mexico recording keyboard overdubs for a coming CD for the Latin American market.
    Enzo Toppano is survived by his children Peta, Lorenzo and Dean.5

Citations

  1. [S33] Australian Government: http://www.naa.gov.au/collection/search/index.aspx
  2. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 7181-098 - C/T 8240-651 - Lou Toppano Musician and Marie Therese Toppano Married Woman both of 94 Glencairn Avenue East Brighton.
  3. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 8240-651 - Lou Toppano of 17 Britannica Road Castle Hill New South Wales Musician is the surviving proprietor.
  4. [S50] Miscellaneous Source, http://www.heavenaddress.com/Lou-aka-Sechondo-Louis-Toppano/…
  5. [S14] Newspaper - Sydney Morning Herald, 8 Apr 2013 - obituary by Lorenzo Toppano - viewed online.
Last Edited27 Jan 2016
 

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