Grace Mary Poole

F, #25111
Land-Berwick*13 Nov 1896 BER-17.18 (tx 376435). Transfer from James Gibb to Grace Mary Poole. 3a 0r 3p - C/T 2629-732.1 

Citations

  1. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1348-580 - C/T 2629-732 - Grace Mary Poole.
Last Edited24 Sep 2020

Catherine Hodgson

F, #25112
Land-Berwick*13 Jun 1898 BER-17.18 (tx 394834). Transfer from James Gibb to Catherine Hodgson. 1a 0r 34p - C/T 2691-054.1 

Citations

  1. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1348-580 - C/T 2691-054 - Catherione Hodgson.
Last Edited24 Sep 2020

Clement Tom Ladbury

M, #25113
Land-Berwick*2 Aug 1906 BER-17.18 (tx 530232). Transfer from James Gibb to Clement Tom Ladbury. 1a 3r 6p - C/T 3141-146.1 

Citations

  1. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1348-580 - C/T 3141-146 - Clement Tom Ladbury.
Last Edited24 Sep 2020

Mary Anne Barker

F, #25114
Land-Berwick*24 Oct 1906 BER-17.18 (tx 535392). Transfer from James Gibb to Mary Anne Barker. 1a 1r 28p - C/T 3160-895.1 

Citations

  1. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1348-580 - C/T 3160-895 - Mary Anne Barker.
Last Edited24 Sep 2020

Frank Gerard Hartley

M, #25115, b. 1861, d. 1929
Birth*1861 Castlemaine, VIC, Australia, #B9767/1861 [par Edgar HARTLEY & Elizabeth GERRARD].1 
Marriage*21 Nov 1888 Spouse: Catherine Mary Lube. St Peter and Paul's Church, South Melbourne, VIC, Australia, #M7574/1888.2
 
Marriage-Notice*15 Dec 1888HARTLEY—LUBE. —On the 21st ult., at St. Peter and Paul's Church, South Melbourne, by the Rev. Dean O'Driscoll, Frank Gerard, youngest son of Edgar Hartley, Esq., to Katie, eldest daughter of John B. Lube, Esq., of South Melbourne.3 
Land-Berwick*19 Sep 1907 BER-17.18 (tx 556452). Transfer from James Gibb to Frank Gerard Hartley. 4a 1r 3p - Lot 16 l/p 3972.4 
Land-Berwick*17 Mar 1911 BER-17.18 (tx 556452). Transfer from Frank Gerard Hartley to Richard Grice. 4a 1r 3p - Lot 16 l/p 3972 and right of carriage way over roads coloured brown on title.5 
Death*1929 Armadale, VIC, Australia, #D3659/1929 (Age 68) [par Edgar Bibbs HARTLEY & Elizabeth Thersa GERARD].6 

Newspaper-Articles

  • 12 Nov 1910, WEDNESDAY, 18th NOVEMBER. At 3 o'Clock.
    At the Rooms, 610 COLLINS-STREET, MELBOURNE, SALE of a GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY RESIDENCE at BERWICK.
    W. S. KEAST and F. G. HARTLEY (in conjunction) have received instructions to sell by public auction, on account of the owner, That beautiful country villa residence, "WANALTA,"
    together with about 8 acres of land, almost immediately adjoining the Berwick R.S., now occupied by Richard Grice, Esq.
    The property is modern throughout, and contains 8 rooms, also stabling, outhouses, cow shed, buggy shed and man's room. The soil is of the richest quality, beautifully laid out in garden and paddocks, including an orchard of about 200 trees.
    To those in search of a week end home, the position of this property is unsurpassed, the situation being within 28 miles of Melbourne, with a splendid train service, including Sundays, and the station within 3 minutes' walk. The district is noted for its climate, scenery, &c., and magnificent view of the surrounding country are obtained from this property.
    Title, certificate.
    For further particulars, apply W. S. Keast and Co., 610 Collins- street, Melbourne; and F G. Hartley, 330 Collins-street. Melbourne.7

Citations

  1. [S26] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Births) (online) "as Frank Gerrard HARTLEY."
  2. [S27] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Marriages) (online).
  3. [S11] Newspaper - Argus The Argus (Melbourne, Vic.), Sat 15 Dec 1888, p1
    http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article6912795
  4. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1348-580 - C/T 3247-228 - Frank Gerard Hartley of No 349 Collins Street Melbourne Estate Agent.
  5. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 3247-228 - Richard Grice - C/T 3533-521.
  6. [S28] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Deaths) (online).
  7. [S16] Newspaper - The Age The Age (Melbourne, Vic.), Sat 12 Nov 1910, p2
    http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article179919230
Last Edited26 Sep 2020

Alfred Smith

M, #25116
Land-Berwick*11 Feb 1908 BER-17.18 (tx 565146). Transfer from James Gibb to Alfred Smith. 1a 0r 25 1/2p - C/T 3253-451.1 

Citations

  1. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1348-580 - C/T 3253-451 - Alfred Smith.
Last Edited24 Sep 2020

Richard Grice

M, #25117, b. 1858, d. 6 Sep 1911
Father*Richard Grice d. 4 Nov 1882
Mother*Ann Lavinia Hibberson b. 30 Aug 1822, d. 17 Nov 1905
Probate (Will)* 121/514. Richard GRICE Date of grant: 01 Nov 1911; Date of death: 06 Sep 1911; Occupation: Esquire; Residence: Berwick - contains detailed inventory in probate document.1 
Note* Http://caseycardinialinkstoourpast.blogspot.com/2014/06/richard-grice-1858-1911.html
"Wonalta" / "Wanalta" appears to have become part of St Margarets. 
Birth*1858 Collingwood, VIC, Australia, #B4946/1858.2 
Marriage*16 Sep 1884 Spouse: Louise Jane Currie. St George's Church, East St Kilda, VIC, Australia, #M4683/1884.3
 
Marriage-Notice*20 Sep 1884GRICE—CURRIE.—On the 16th inst., at St. George's Church, East St. Kilda, by the Rev. Samuel Robinson, Richard, third son of the late Richard Grice, of Melbourne, to Louise Jane, second daughter of John L. Currie, of Larra.4 
Widower30 Dec 1908Richard Grice became a widower upon the death of his wife Louise Jane Currie.5 
Land-Berwick*5 Apr 1910 BER-18 (tx 68793). Transfer from Robert Bain to Richard Grice. 3r 39p - see C/T 1016-151 (acreage later amended) - now corner Gloucester Avenue and Reserve Street - transferred by executors.6 
Land-Berwick*17 Mar 1911 BER-17.18 (tx 556452). Transfer from Frank Gerard Hartley to Richard Grice. 4a 1r 3p - Lot 16 l/p 3972 and right of carriage way over roads coloured brown on title.7 
Land-Berwick*17 Mar 1911 BER-17.18 (tx 237404). Transfer from Catherine Mary Lube to Richard Grice. 3a.8 
Land-Note17 Mar 1911 BER-17.18 (tx 237404): This piece of land contained 3 acres. In Richard Grice's probate it was described as having a weatherboard house of seven rooms and kitchen, bathroom, scullery and outbuildings. It was valued at £800.9 
Land-Note17 Mar 1911 BER-17.18 (tx 556452): This piece of land of 4a 1r 3p was valued at £150 in Richard Grice's probate. It was fenced but had no other improvements.9 
Land-Berwick*31 Aug 1911 BER-17.18 (tx 660384). Transfer from James Gibb to Richard Grice. 66 ft frontage to Station Street x 650 ft.10 
Death*6 Sep 1911 Melbourne West, VIC, Australia, #D10241/1911 (Age 53) [par Richard GRICE & Ann Lavinia HABBERSON].5 
Death-Notice*7 Sep 1911GRICE.—On the 6th September, at Melbourne, Richard Grice, third son of the late Richard Grice, of Melbourne, aged 53.11 
Death-Notice8 Sep 1911GRICE.—The Friends of the late RICHARD GRICE are informed that his remains will be interred TO-DAY (Friday), 8th inst., in the Berwick Cemetery. The cortege will leave the Berwick railway station on arrival of the 11.20 a.m. train from Melbourne.
A. A. SLEIGHT, Undertaker. Phone Central. 410.12 
Land-Note*1 Nov 1911 BER-18 (tx 68793): 3r 39p - at the time of Grice's death this piece of land at the corner of Reserve Street and Gloucester Avenue was fenced, but had no further improvements. Valued at £60.1 
Land-Note23 Nov 1911 Memo No 49647. Richard Grice died the 6th September 1911. On the 1st day of November 1911 Probate of the will and codicil of the said Richard Grice was granted to Edwin Currie of Gala Lismore Esquire and Henry Alan Currie of Mount Elephant Derrinallum Esquire as executors.13 
Land-Berwick*7 Dec 1911 BER-17.18 (tx 660384). Transfer from Richard Grice to William Pearson, Agar Wynne, Hampton Alexander Gooch. 66 ft frontage to Station Street x 650 ft. This piece of land was transferred by the executors of Richard Grice's will, and was valued at £30 in the probate. It was fenced but had no other improvements.14 
Land-Berwick*23 Jan 1912 BER-18 (tx 68793). Transfer from Richard Grice to James Robert Ferguson. 3r 39p - now corner Gloucester Avenue and Reserve Street - transferred by executors.15 

Grave

  • Berwick Cemetery, Berwick, VIC, Australia, Louise Jane Grice 1908 aged 50 wife of Richard, dau of L.L. Currie
    Richard Grice 1911 aged 53 hus of Louisa Jane, son of Richard
    also a stillborn daughter16

Newspaper-Articles

  • 3 Sep 1887, THE EIRRUC ESTATE
    [BY OUR AGRICULTURAL REPORTER.]
    About 4 miles from the Berwick railway station and 30 miles from Melbourne is Eirruc, a pretty estate owned by Mr. R. Grice. The drive out from the picturesquely situated town-ship is a pleasant one, although the road, by the judicious expenditure of a little money might be considerably improved. This remark, however, applies to a great many roads in the Western Port district. The property consists of 1000 acres, and has been subdivided into 22 paddocks, the fencing being of a substantial character. Part of it, erected by a former proprietor, consists of two and three rails, while that put up by Mr. Grice is mostly six wires. Two prettily rounded hills, with an elevated ridge between running nearly north and south from a sort of backbone to the estate. On the western slope tho soil is rich, black, fairly friable in texture and well adapted for cultivation. At a depth of from 10 inches to 18 inches a tenacious clay is met with which holds the water to such an extent as to make the value of underground drainage very apparent. On the eastern slope of the ridge the soil is generally of a lighter and more sandy nature. A good deal, has been done in the way of surface draining towards carrying off the surplus water; but, notwithstanding the fact that the drains have been well laid out and made, the paddocks, at the time of my visit, were in a very wet condition. This district always receives a rainfall that would make the heart of a northern farmer rejoice, but this year the fall having been greater than usual, the soil has become so thoroughly saturated that a stroll through the fields is not by any means an unalloyed pleasure. One portion of the estate, about 120 acres in extent is covered with a dense growth of ti-tree, rendering it absolutely useless in its present state. Drains have been run through it, and the water does not lodge now as was formerly the case, but the problem of getting rid of the ti-tree has yet to be solved, Mr. Grice thinks of cutting it down, burning when it becomes sufficiently dry, and afterwards sowing grass seed in the hope that the grass will get a start before the scrub, and by heavy stocking the latter may be kept down for a few years. Unlike the hazel scrub of Gippsland which generally dies after a good burn, the ti-tree will sprout again as vigorously as ever, and is altogether a difficult subject to deal with. Patches of it have been cut and burned in the neighborhood, but the paddocks have quickly gone back to their original state. Mr. Grice's intention is to choose a suitable day, and burn the scrub against the wind; by this means he thinks that not only will all the portion cut be thoroughly consumed, but many of the roots also, and by thus opening it up, and getting stock onto the ground, the growth of the scrub may be checked. That it will come again however, appears almost certain, as it is a scrub very tenacious of life. At Koo-wee-rup swamp, a few miles away, various experiments have been tried to get rid of it, and it is found that in some cases, draining alone causes it to die, but the soil there for a depth of several feet is a vegetable mould on which draining has the effect of causing a consi-derable subsidence thus exposing the roots of the ti-tree and rending their extraction a comparatively easy matter. In Mr. Grice's case a strong clay subsoil prevents sinking and also helps to retain the moisture around the roots, so that much more difficulty is encountered in dealing with the scrub, and tho work of eradicating it is likely to be tedious and costly. Originally all the land hereabouts was covered with heavy timber, but the most of it has now been cleared off, and very little more remains than is necessary. Mr. Grice has done a good deal in the way of clearing the paddocks of dead timber, numerous cords of wood being now cut and stacked ready for carting to the railway station. The price obtained for thoewood is not great, but it leaves a slight margin of profit after paying for clearing. Cultivation is principally carried on for the purpose of working the soil into a fine tilth preparatory to laying it down under permanent pasture. In this way 240 acres has been ope-rated upon, and is now either under rye grass alone or a mixture of rye grass and cocksfoot. The intention is to lay down the whole of the farm under artificial grasses at the rate of 70 acres per year, 25 acres only being reserved for permanent cultivation. This portion will be heavily manured in order to insure good returns and keep up the fertility of the soil.

    A portion of the farm was sown with English grasses by a former proprietor and the grass has held well, but as the seeding in the first instance was light the pasture now requires thickening. It is found unnecessary to sow white clover, this plant always appear-ing amongst the other grasses. In pre-paring a seed bed Gilsenan's patent culti-vator has been used with good effect. In one paddock it was run over the ground previous to ploughing, the result being a splendid tilthe. The usual mode of dealing with the soil is to first plough to a depth of 5 inches, then harrow twice, and afterwards use a brush harrow, formed of a sheep hurdle, through which branches of ti-tree have been interwoven, for covering the seed. The seeding given is 40 lb. of rye grass, or when cocksfoot is used, 10 lb. of the latter and 30 lb. of rye grass per acre are sown. The paddocks laid down have been sown in the months of April and May. An interesting experiment has been tried with stack ensilage. An indifferent crop of 4 acres of maize was cut in March and simpl stacked. All the crop was cut on the one day but the stacking occupied about a week consequently the portion stacked last got rather more sun than is desirable in ensilage. After stacking a trench was dug around and the earth placed on the top of the steak. No more trouble was taken, the stack was even roofed, and nothing further was done until a couple of weeks ago, when Mr. Grice had the stack opened in order to see what it was like. It turned out in splendid condition, far better than was expected, the color not being so dark as is usually the case with sweet ensilage, the temperature having evidently remained below 140 degrees, a height which makers of this class of fodder consider quite safe. Mr. Grice never having examined the stack from the time it was made until recently opening it, is not in a position to say what the temperature really was. The silage is very sweet and not by any means disagreeable to the smell. Previous to the opening of the stack the cattle had never even seen fodder of this description, but on some of it being given to the milking cows they readily eat it and looked for more, no education being required to accustom them to it. The homestead has been lately erected on the summit of one of the hills alluded to. It is a large and commodious wooden building, which with its row of tall chimneys on either side and central tower, presents a picturesque appearance. It is surrounded by a tastefully laid out garden and orchard, amongst the fruit-trees being a number of oranges, which though planted more with a view to ornament than utility, nevertheless are likely to combine both. The house and grounds are well shel-tered by a number of large and shapely eucalyptus trees of the species known as peppermint, on which the foliage is dense enough to break the force of the winter winds and throw a grateful shade in summer. At present there is a newness about the house and grounds which detracts from its pic-turesqueness, but that is a fault which every day will help to remedy. A large lodge has been erected at the entrance gates, and an avenue partly formed, but the wet weather has put a stop to any further work being done in making the drive. The domestic water supply is provided for by an underground tank con-taining 33,000 gallons of water, which accord-ing as it is required is pumped by an Althouse windmill into a number of 400 gallon iron tanks on an elevated stand, from which it is laid on to the house and outbuildings, the heavy rainfall being always sufficient to pro- vide an adequate supply. The stable is a conveniently arranged building, containing four stalls and two loose boxes as well as a coach house and groom's room. It is 38 feet by 53 feet, built of wood and roofed with iron. The residence of the former proprietor occupies a pretty site on the crown of the other hill alluded to above, and is now occu- pied by the farm manager. The farm horses are also kept here, a large cowshed being con- verted into a stable ; an annexe has been added to this building for the purpose of keep- ing machinery and implements under cover. A large barn, close at hand, is partly filled with hay, and also contains a chaffcutter and corn- crusher, worked by a powerful horse works. A reaper and binder, with which the harvesting is done, is sheltered from the weather here. The stock consists principally of horses and a few cattle, a number of fine Clydesdale mares and some Shetland ponies being amongst them. The draught stock comprise some imported mares which have been secured at great ex- pense, and a colonial bred stallion, King Roderick, by Roderick Dhu from Blossom, by Cox's Prince of Wales. He is a 6-year-old horse, standing 16 hands 2 inches, with tho- roughly sound feet, a point of great value in any horse, and one not frequently found nowa- days in Clydesdales, owing in a measure to the practice of high feeding indulged in by many owners. He is a dapple brown horse, with a grand arm and shoulder, good quarters and splendid action. His stock are very promising, and are thought highly of by Mr. Grice. Amongst the mares is Blackball Maggie, a mare imported from Scotland by Mr. A. McWinnie. She is by Topsman, her ( B being Belle, by llautin' Bobin. She is a bca B tiful clear bay in color with large flat boiiOi H plenty of fine silky hair, and when moving s b shows excellent action. In Scotland she « B noted prize winner, having taken first prize B Dumbarton, first at Drymer, first at Johns o . , B open to all Scotland ; and second at the u g g land Society's Show, Glasgow. A gr« I g ling filly from her, approaching m siM » B old, shows what a valuable brood mare. 7-rrd marc, tiiongh now ra low l lion is H'ldl,cll's Grcek Maeg'C ' f S of tbo Valley, dam Riddcll's 1 t Mnrei 2nd. Sho lias an excel-ff fool at foot ¥ King Roderick. A lomilo of mores by Big Gun show many of the £ ' .eristics of their sire, the most of whoso ! are of a high order of merit Another , (|ie Marquis of Lorue is noticeable for rrfleoraura. Mr. Grice has not had I- casualties with iris mares, though he finds To heavy draughts require more watching - ar0 much more susceptiblo to injury if llccted thou arc lighter mares. Tho groat aT'toiard when they are in foal is to see that Lrdo not get too fat. Keeping them in air but not high condition, and giving them , tv of generous food after foaling, he finds - the' bMt rrav of managing them. Of course it !! in.iltnpnsablo to watch thorn carefully, any neglect in that respect being likely to result iu rerious loss. . Tbe Shetland ponies are a nice, well bred lot of iheir hind, and arc all descended from imported slock. In 1861 Mr. Sumner, of Grice, Sumner and Co., imported a pony jiillion named Aloe, and subsequently another pear mare cf the same name. These were mated, and the progeny put to a Inter importation named Bonuio Charlie, aud have siuco been FrsJ down from that strain. Abont two years soMr, Grice imported a stallion, aud is now using liimin thcslnd. Tho brcedingof ponies up to the lost couple of years has been a profitable undertaking, the prices realised being frequently greater than could be obtained for largo horses, but owing to their going somewhat out of
    fashion the price Iras fallen, and tlrcre is also s greater difficulty in getting a sale for them. Mr. Grice, however, has been lncky in getting bis ponies fairly woli matched and has thus been enabled to dispose of a number of pairs. He also makes it a rule to sell only thoso he has broken in and can recommend ns thoroughly quiet Remunerative prices are thus obtained, tod as it does not take much to keep the little thing.', (hey are looked upon as profitable. Mr. Grice also owns Crusader, probably the fiuest Arab stallion ever imported to Australia. Ife stands ovor 15 hands in height, with immenso bone nnd subslauco for one of his brood. In color bo is bay, with black points. Ho was

    raced in India n nnmbcrof times, nud won every race he started for, some of them being very important stakes. He is now on view at Kirk's Bazaar.17
  • 20 Feb 1893, GRICE.—On the 16th inst., at Eirrac, Berwick the wife of Richard Grice of a daughter (stillborn).18
  • 12 Nov 1910, WEDNESDAY, 18th NOVEMBER. At 3 o'Clock.
    At the Rooms, 610 COLLINS-STREET, MELBOURNE, SALE of a GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY RESIDENCE at BERWICK.
    W. S. KEAST and F. G. HARTLEY (in conjunction) have received instructions to sell by public auction, on account of the owner, That beautiful country villa residence, "WANALTA,"
    together with about 8 acres of land, almost immediately adjoining the Berwick R.S., now occupied by Richard Grice, Esq.
    The property is modern throughout, and contains 8 rooms, also stabling, outhouses, cow shed, buggy shed and man's room. The soil is of the richest quality, beautifully laid out in garden and paddocks, including an orchard of about 200 trees.
    To those in search of a week end home, the position of this property is unsurpassed, the situation being within 28 miles of Melbourne, with a splendid train service, including Sundays, and the station within 3 minutes' walk. The district is noted for its climate, scenery, &c., and magnificent view of the surrounding country are obtained from this property.
    Title, certificate.
    For further particulars, apply W. S. Keast and Co., 610 Collins- street, Melbourne; and F G. Hartley, 330 Collins-street. Melbourne.19
  • 25 May 1911, Property Sales. Messrs. D. Stuart Bain & Co., of Collins street. Melbourne, and Berwick, report having effected the following very recent sales of country property: on account F. G. Hartley, gentleman's residence, " Wonalta," and 2 acres of land at Berwick, to R. Grice; on account of Hon. Jas. Gibb, land, Berwick, to R. Grice; on account C. Kent, land, Berwick, to R. Grice;20
  • 27 Mar 1912, REV COLE, Church of England, Berwick, and Miss HIBBERSTON, who were each left £100 (one hundred pounds) in codicil of the will of the late Richard Grice, of Wonalta, Berwick, send Address to F. HAYHOW, Victoria Coffee Palace, Collins-street.21

Citations

  1. [S35] Probate Records, PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), VPRS 7591/ P2 unit 467, item 121/514
    VPRS 28/ P3 unit 233, item 121/514.
  2. [S26] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Births) (online).
  3. [S27] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Marriages) (online).
  4. [S11] Newspaper - Argus The Argus (Melbourne, Vic.), Sat 20 Sep 1884, p1 https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/6057857
  5. [S28] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Deaths) (online).
  6. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1016-151 - Richard Grice of Berwick Grazier.
  7. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 3247-228 - Richard Grice - C/T 3533-521.
  8. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2092-372 - Richard Grice - C/T 3533-522.
  9. [S35] Probate Records, PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), see probate Richard Grice.
  10. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1348-580 - C/T 3534-714 - Richard Grice of Berwick Esquire.
  11. [S11] Newspaper - Argus The Argus (Melbourne, Vic.), Thu 7 Sep 1911, p9 https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/11614466
  12. [S16] Newspaper - The Age The Age (Melbourne, Vic.), Fri 8 Sep 1911, p16 https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/196210849
  13. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1016-151 - Memo No 49647. Richard Grice died the 6th September 1911. On the 1st day of November 1911 Probate of the will and codicil of the said Richard Grice was granted to Edwin Currie of Gala Lismore Esquire and Henry Alan Currie of Mount Elephant Derrinallum Esquire as executors. Dated the 23rd day of November 1911.
  14. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1348-580 - C/T 3534-714 - The Honorable William Pearson of Kilmany Park Sale M.L.C, Agar Wynne of 421Collins Street Melbourne Gentleman, and Hampton Alexander Gooch of Kilmany Park Sale Gentleman - joint proprietors.
  15. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1016-151 - James Ferguson of Reserve Street Berwick Engine Driver.
  16. [S44] Index of burials in the cemetery of Berwick,
    4-647 Grice Louisa J. F 50 31/12/1908 446
    4-647-B Grice R. M 52 13/09/1911 480
    4-647 Grice 0 18/02/1893 258.
  17. [S14] Newspaper - Leader (Melbourne, Vic.), Sat 3 Sep 1887, p10
    http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article196500217
  18. [S11] Newspaper - Argus The Argus (Melbourne, Vic.), Mon 20 Feb 1893, p1 https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/8517115
  19. [S16] Newspaper - The Age The Age (Melbourne, Vic.), Sat 12 Nov 1910, p2
    http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article179919230
  20. [S14] Newspaper - South Bourke and Mornington Journal (Richmond, Vic.), 25 May 1911, p2 https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/66203810
  21. [S11] Newspaper - Argus The Age (Melbourne, Vic.), 27 Mar 1912, p1 https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/197396899
Last Edited27 Sep 2020

Hampton Alexander Gooch

M, #25119, b. 1873, d. 1954
Father*George Cornelius Gooch b. 1836, d. 21 Nov 1915
Mother*Emily Mason Richman
Birth*1873 Corromande Valley, SA, Australia. 
Marriage*1902 Spouse: Lilias Lorne Campbell McLeod. VIC, Australia, #M127/1902.1
 
(Transfer to) Land-Berwick7 Dec 1911 BER-17.18 (tx 660384). Transfer from Richard Grice to William Pearson, Agar Wynne, Hampton Alexander Gooch. 66 ft frontage to Station Street x 650 ft. This piece of land was transferred by the executors of Richard Grice's will, and was valued at £30 in the probate. It was fenced but had no other improvements.2 
(Transfer to) Land-Berwick13 Nov 1912 BER-17.18 (tx 660384). Transfer from William Pearson to Agar Wynne Hampton Alexander Gooch. Now only two proprietors.3 
(Transfer to) Land-Berwick31 Jul 1915 BER-17.18 (tx 781471). Transfer from James Gibb to Agar Wynne Hampton Alexander Gooch. C/T 3905-903 frontage 58' 8" to Station Street.4 
(Transfer from) Land-Berwick21 Nov 1933 BER-17.18 (tx 660384). Transfer from Agar Wynne Hampton Alexander Gooch to Dora Gipson. 66 ft frontage to Station Street x 650 ft.5 
(Transfer from) Land-Berwick21 Nov 1933 BER-17.18 (tx 781471), Station Street. Transfer from Agar Wynne Hampton Alexander Gooch to Dora Gipson. Frontage 58' 8" to Station Street.6 
Death*1954 Springvale, VIC, Australia, #D16572/1954 (Age 81) [par George Cornelius GOOCH & Unknown].7 

Citations

  1. [S27] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Marriages) (online).
  2. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1348-580 - C/T 3534-714 - The Honorable William Pearson of Kilmany Park Sale M.L.C, Agar Wynne of 421Collins Street Melbourne Gentleman, and Hampton Alexander Gooch of Kilmany Park Sale Gentleman - joint proprietors.
  3. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 3534-714 - Agar Wynne of 421Collins Street Melbourne Gentleman, and Hampton Alexander Gooch of Kilmany Park Sale Gentleman - joint proprietors.
  4. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1348-580 - C/T 3905-903 - Agar Wynne of 421Collins Street Melbourne Gentleman, and Hampton Alexander Gooch of Kilmany Park Sale Gentleman - joint proprietors.
  5. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 3534-714 - Dora Gipson of St Margaret's School Mayfield Avenue Malvern Schoolmistress.
  6. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 3905-903 - Dora Gipson of St Margaret's School Mayfield Avenue Malvern Schoolmistress.
  7. [S28] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Deaths) (online) "#D16572/1954 - born CORRAMANDE VALLEY SOUTH AUSTRALIA."
Last Edited27 Sep 2020

Robert Louis Moysey1

M, #25120, b. 1859, d. 1935
Father*James Bickford Moysey
Mother*Susannah Brown Treeby
Birth*1859 Moorabbin, VIC, Australia, #B154/1859 - as Robert Lewis MOYSEY.2 
Land-Berwick*14 Jun 1888 BER-17.18 (tx 184366) Christians Meeting House, 108 High Street, Berwick. Transfer from James Gibb to Robert Louis Moysey, William Henry Moysey, George Matthews, Edward Paul Hillbrick, Ernest Gottlieb Hillbrick. See C/T 2070-845 (Christians Meeting House for Church of Christ.)3 
Marriage*1891 Spouse: Caroline Harriet Matthews. VIC, Australia, #M4086/1891.4
 
Land-Note*11 Apr 1931 BER-17.18 (tx 184366) Rechabite Hall, High Street: Edward Paul Hillbrick. Red Ink No 3189390. Robert Louis Moysey of Narre Warren and Edward Paul Hillbrick of Gippsland Road Berwick Farmers the survivors of the proprietors named herein, are, by direction of The Commissioner of Titles, now registered as joint proprietors of the land now comprised herein. See C/T 5744-618.5 
Death*1935 Berwick, VIC, Australia, #D15672/1935 (Age 76) [par James Bickford MOYSEY & Susan Brown TREEBY].1 

Citations

  1. [S28] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Deaths) (online).
  2. [S26] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Births) (online).
  3. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1348-580 - C/T 2070-845 - Robert Louis Moysey and William Henry Moysey both of Narre Warren, George Matthews of Harkaway Berwick and Edward Paul Hillbrick and Ernest Hillbrick both of Gippsland Road Berwick all farmers are now the proprietors.
  4. [S27] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Marriages) (online).
  5. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2070-845 - Red Ink No 3189390. Robert Louis Moysey of Narre Warren and Edward Paul Hillbrick of Gippsland Road Berwick Farmers the survivors of the proprietors named herein, are, by direction of The Commissioner of Titles, now registered as joint proprietors of the land now comprised herein.
    Title cancelled see C/T 5744-618 - This certificate is issued pursuant to section 79 Act 3791 the duplicate having as is alleged been lost.
Last Edited25 Sep 2020

William Henry Moysey

M, #25121, b. 1861, d. 1922
Father*James Bickford Moysey
Mother*Susannah Brown Treeby
Birth*1861 Moorabbin, VIC, Australia, #B155/1861 [par James Bick'd MOYSEY & Susannah Brown TREBY].1 
(Transfer to) Land-Berwick14 Jun 1888 BER-17.18 (tx 184366) Christians Meeting House, 108 High Street, Berwick. Transfer from James Gibb to Robert Louis Moysey, William Henry Moysey, George Matthews, Edward Paul Hillbrick, Ernest Gottlieb Hillbrick. See C/T 2070-845 (Christians Meeting House for Church of Christ.)2 
Death*1922 Yinnar, VIC, Australia, #D15177/1922 (Age 62) [par James Bickford MOYSEY & Susanna Brown UNKNOWN].3
 

Citations

  1. [S26] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Births) (online).
  2. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1348-580 - C/T 2070-845 - Robert Louis Moysey and William Henry Moysey both of Narre Warren, George Matthews of Harkaway Berwick and Edward Paul Hillbrick and Ernest Hillbrick both of Gippsland Road Berwick all farmers are now the proprietors.
  3. [S28] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Deaths) (online).
Last Edited25 Sep 2020

George Matthews

M, #25122
(Transfer to) Land-Berwick14 Jun 1888 BER-17.18 (tx 184366) Christians Meeting House, 108 High Street, Berwick. Transfer from James Gibb to Robert Louis Moysey, William Henry Moysey, George Matthews, Edward Paul Hillbrick, Ernest Gottlieb Hillbrick. See C/T 2070-845 (Christians Meeting House for Church of Christ.)1 

Family
Child 1.Caroline Harriet Matthews b. 1873, d. 1959

Citations

  1. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1348-580 - C/T 2070-845 - Robert Louis Moysey and William Henry Moysey both of Narre Warren, George Matthews of Harkaway Berwick and Edward Paul Hillbrick and Ernest Hillbrick both of Gippsland Road Berwick all farmers are now the proprietors.
Last Edited25 Sep 2020

Edward Paul Hillbrick

M, #25123, b. 1860, d. 1937
Father*Johann Gottlieb Hillbrick b. 1814, d. 13 Nov 1899
Mother*Maria Dorothea Wagner b. 1821, d. 1888
Birth*1860 
(Transfer to) Land-Berwick14 Jun 1888 BER-17.18 (tx 184366) Christians Meeting House, 108 High Street, Berwick. Transfer from James Gibb to Robert Louis Moysey, William Henry Moysey, George Matthews, Edward Paul Hillbrick, Ernest Gottlieb Hillbrick. See C/T 2070-845 (Christians Meeting House for Church of Christ.)1 
Land-Note*11 Apr 1931 BER-17.18 (tx 184366) Rechabite Hall, High Street: Robert Louis Moysey. Red Ink No 3189390. Robert Louis Moysey of Narre Warren and Edward Paul Hillbrick of Gippsland Road Berwick Farmers the survivors of the proprietors named herein, are, by direction of The Commissioner of Titles, now registered as joint proprietors of the land now comprised herein. See C/T 5744-618.2 
Death*1937 Berwick, VIC, Australia, #D17772/1937 (Age 77) [par Johann Gettliele HILLBRICH & Maria Dora WAGNER] - as HILLBRICH.3 

Citations

  1. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1348-580 - C/T 2070-845 - Robert Louis Moysey and William Henry Moysey both of Narre Warren, George Matthews of Harkaway Berwick and Edward Paul Hillbrick and Ernest Hillbrick both of Gippsland Road Berwick all farmers are now the proprietors.
  2. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2070-845 - Red Ink No 3189390. Robert Louis Moysey of Narre Warren and Edward Paul Hillbrick of Gippsland Road Berwick Farmers the survivors of the proprietors named herein, are, by direction of The Commissioner of Titles, now registered as joint proprietors of the land now comprised herein.
    Title cancelled see C/T 5744-618 - This certificate is issued pursuant to section 79 Act 3791 the duplicate having as is alleged been lost.
  3. [S28] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Deaths) (online).
Last Edited25 Sep 2020

James Bickford Moysey

M, #25124
Marriage* Spouse: Susannah Brown Treeby.
 

Family

 Susannah Brown Treeby
Children 1.Robert Louis Moysey b. 1859, d. 1935
 2.William Henry Moysey b. 1861, d. 1922
Last Edited25 Sep 2020

Susannah Brown Treeby

F, #25125
Marriage* Spouse: James Bickford Moysey.
 
Married NameMoysey. 

Family

 James Bickford Moysey
Children 1.Robert Louis Moysey b. 1859, d. 1935
 2.William Henry Moysey b. 1861, d. 1922
Last Edited25 Sep 2020

Caroline Harriet Matthews

F, #25126, b. 1873, d. 1959
Father*George Matthews
Married NameMoysey. 
Birth*1873 Amherst, VIC, Australia.1, #B13832/1873 par Geo MATTHEWS & Caroline VINSCOMBE] 
Marriage*1891 Spouse: Robert Louis Moysey. VIC, Australia, #M4086/1891.2
 
Widow1935Caroline Harriet Matthews became a widow upon the death of her husband Robert Louis Moysey.3 
Death*1959 Narre Warren, VIC, Australia, #D20461/1959 (Age 84) [par George MATHEWS & Carolin VINECOMBE].4 

Citations

  1. [S26] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Births) (online).
  2. [S27] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Marriages) (online).
  3. [S28] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Deaths) (online).
  4. [S28] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Deaths) (online) "#D20461/1959 - born NARRE WARREN."
Last Edited25 Sep 2020

Alexander Miller

M, #25127, b. 1857, d. Aug 1946
Birth*1857 TAS, Australia. 
Marriage*1882 Spouse: Marian Henderson. VIC, Australia, #M2353/1882.1
 
(Transfer to) Land-Berwick14 Jun 1888 BER-17.18 (tx 184367) Rechabite Hall, 106 High Street, Berwick. Transfer from James Gibb to Thomas Henderson, Alexander Miller, John Grant, William Wilson, Thomas Cornelius Camm. See C/T 2070-846 (Rechabite Hall.)2 
Land-Note*27 Jul 1889 BER-17.18 (Rechabite Hall): Mortgagee: Thomas Henderson. Mortgage provided by Thomas Henderson to the five trustees - discharged 22 Nov 1920, partly discharged (£175) on 6 April 1908, remainder £550. Mortgagor was Alexander Miller, John Grant, William Wilson, Thomas Cornelius Camm.3,4 
Land-Note22 Nov 1920 BER-17.18 (Rechabite Hall): John Grant. Red Ink No 2112344. Alexander Miller, John Grant, William Wilson the younger and Thomas Cornelius Camm the survivors of the proprietors named herein, are, by the direction of the Commissioner of Titles given under Section 268 of the Transfer of Land Act 1915, now registered as joint proprietors of the within described estate.5 
Land-Berwick*22 Nov 1920 BER-17.18 (Rechabite Hall), 106 High Street, Berwick. Transfer from Alexander Miller, John Grant, William Wilson, Thomas Cornelius Camm to Harold Edward Elliott. Was Rechabite Hall - to be transferred and used as an RSL.6 
Widower20 Feb 1926Alexander Miller became a widower upon the death of his wife Marian Henderson.7 
Death*Aug 1946 Dandenong, VIC, Australia, #D20582/1946 (Age 89) [par Peter MILLER & Unknown].8 
Death-Notice*23 Aug 1946MILLER.—On August 22, Alexander, loved husband of the late Marian Miller, formerly of Berwick, and loving father of Frank, Alex (deceased), and Madge (Mrs. Brocklebank), aged 89 years.9 

Grave

  • 5-346-A + 5-346-B, Berwick Cemetery, Berwick, VIC, Australia10

Citations

  1. [S27] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Marriages) (online).
  2. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 1348-580 - C/T 2070-846 - Thomas Henderson Builder, Alexander Miller Carpenter, John Grant Wheelwright, William Wilson Contractor, Thomas Cornelius Camm Teacher all of Berwick are now the proprietors.
  3. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2070-846 - Mortgage provided by Thomas Henderson to the five trustees - discharged 22 Nov 1920, partly discharged (£175) on 6 April 1908.
  4. [S35] Probate Records, PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), Inventory of Thomas Henderson outlines mortgage: VPRS 28/ P3 unit 426, item 132/875.
  5. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2070-846 - Red Ink No 2112344. Alexander Miller, John Grant, William Wilson the younger and Thomas Cornelius Camm the survivors of the proprietors named herein, are, by the direction of the Commissioner of Titles given under Section 268 of the Transfer of Land Act 1915, now registered as joint proprietors of the within described estate.
  6. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2070-846 - Harold Edward Elliott of 360 Collins Street Melbourne Solicitor.
  7. [S28] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Deaths) (online) "#D394/1926."
  8. [S28] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Deaths) (online) "#D20582/1946 - born CAMBRIA TASMANIA."
  9. [S11] Newspaper - Argus The Argus (Melbourne, Vic.), 23 Aug 1946, p2 https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/22323265
  10. [S44] Index of burials in the cemetery of Berwick,
    5-346-A Henderson Elizabeth F 66 18/10/1895 284
    5-346-B Miller Alexander M 89 23/08/1946 1188
    5-346-B Miller Marion F 66 21/02/1926 754.
Last Edited25 Sep 2020

Anne Louisa Brown

F, #25128, b. 1842, d. 20 Aug 1915
Married NameCamm. 
Birth*1842 
Marriage*1867 Spouse: Thomas Cornelius Camm. VIC, Australia, #M295/1867.1
 
Death*20 Aug 1915 Carlton North, VIC, Australia, #D8363/1915 (Age 73) [par Nathaniel BROWN & Carol BROWN].2 
Death-Notice*23 Aug 1915CAMM.–On the 20th August, at "Belvoir," The Avenue, Royal Park, Anne Louisa, the beloved wife of T C Camm, aged 74 years. Private funeral. At rest.3 

Citations

  1. [S27] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Marriages) (online).
  2. [S28] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Deaths) (online).
  3. [S11] Newspaper - Argus The Argus (Melbourne, Vic), Mon 23 Aug 1915, p1
    http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1551866
Last Edited25 Sep 2020

Ella Mary Colvin

F, #25129, b. 1872, d. 10 Jul 1951
Married NameCamm. 
Birth*1872 
Marriage*10 Apr 1918 Spouse: Thomas Cornelius Camm. Methodist Parsonage, Auburn, VIC, Australia, #M4148/1918.1
 
Marriage-Notice*1 May 1918CAMM—COLVIN.—On the 10th April, at the Methodist Parsonage, Auburn, by the Rev. A. E. Albiston, M.A., Thomas C. Camm, to Ella Mary, youngest daughter of the late Frederic Colvin, Esq., Actuary, Savings Bank, Lewes, England.2 
Widow31 Jul 1925Ella Mary Colvin became a widow upon the death of her husband Thomas Cornelius Camm.3 
Death*10 Jul 1951 Coburg West, VIC, Australia, #D9924/1951 (Age 79) [par Frederic COLVIN & Ann CRUTTENDEN].3 
Death-Notice*12 Jul 1951CAMM.—On July 10, at her home, 4 Saunders-street, West Coburg, Ella May, dearly loved wife of the late Thomas C. Camm, loving aunt of Daisy and Cicely, aged 79 years. Home at last. No flowers by request.4 

Citations

  1. [S27] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Marriages) (online).
  2. [S14] Newspaper - Spectator and Methodist Chronicle (Melbourne, Vic.), 1 May 1918, p438 https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/154257895
  3. [S28] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Deaths) (online).
  4. [S16] Newspaper - The Age The Age (Melbourne, Vic.), 12 Jul 1951, p2 https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/205348109
Last Edited25 Sep 2020

Harold Edward Elliott

M, #25130
Land-Berwick*22 Nov 1920 BER-17.18 (Rechabite Hall), 106 High Street, Berwick. Transfer from Alexander Miller, John Grant, William Wilson, Thomas Cornelius Camm to Harold Edward Elliott. Was Rechabite Hall - to be transferred and used as an RSL.1 
Land-Berwick*26 Nov 1920 BER-17.18 (Soldiers Memorial Hall), 106 High Street, Berwick. Transfer from Harold Edward Elliott to Berwick District Soldiers Memorial Hall Association of Berwick.2 

Citations

  1. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2070-846 - Harold Edward Elliott of 360 Collins Street Melbourne Solicitor.
  2. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2070-846 - Berwick District Soldiers Memorial Hall Association of Berwick.
Last Edited25 Sep 2020

Berwick District Soldiers Memorial Hall Association of Berwick

?, #25131
Land-Berwick*26 Nov 1920 BER-17.18 (Soldiers Memorial Hall), 106 High Street, Berwick. Transfer from Harold Edward Elliott to Berwick District Soldiers Memorial Hall Association of Berwick.1 
Land-Berwick*5 Sep 1930 BER-17.18 (Soldiers Memorial Hall), 106 High Street, Berwick. Transfer from Berwick District Soldiers Memorial Hall Association of Berwick to Robert Elsmere Haysey, Thomas Clair Whiteside, Sydney Alexander Greaves, Ernest Edward Gardiner, Alexander Hugh McNabb, Norman Edward Beaumont, Thomas Edward Roberts. C/T 5691-099. This may be the transfer to the Freemasons.2 

Citations

  1. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2070-846 - Berwick District Soldiers Memorial Hall Association of Berwick.
  2. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2070-846 - C/T 5691-099 - Robert Elsmere Haysey, Thomas Clair Whiteside, Sydney Alexander Greaves, Ernest Edward Gardiner, Alexander Hugh McNabb, Norman Edward Beaumont, and Thomas Edward Roberts.
Last Edited25 Sep 2020

Robert Elsmere Haysey1

M, #25132, b. 1894, d. 8 Apr 1979
Probate (Will)* 859/931. Robert Elsmere HAYSEY Date of grant: 17 Jul 1979; Date of death: 08 Apr 1979; Occupation: Rtd; Residence: Coolangatta.2 
Birth*1894 Seymour, VIC, Australia, #B32883/1894 [par George William HAYSEY & Anne ADKINS].1 
Marriage*1925 Spouse: Isobel Black. VIC, Australia, #M11817/1925.3
 
Land-Berwick*5 Sep 1930 BER-17.18 (Soldiers Memorial Hall), 106 High Street, Berwick. Transfer from Berwick District Soldiers Memorial Hall Association of Berwick to Robert Elsmere Haysey, Thomas Clair Whiteside, Sydney Alexander Greaves, Ernest Edward Gardiner, Alexander Hugh McNabb, Norman Edward Beaumont, Thomas Edward Roberts. C/T 5691-099. This may be the transfer to the Freemasons.4 
Widower25 May 1957Robert Elsmere Haysey became a widower upon the death of his wife Isobel Black.5 
Death*8 Apr 1979 Coolangatta, QLD, Australia. 

Newspaper-Articles

  • 10 Dec 1925, The marriage of Miss Isobel Jean Black, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. R. Black, of "Blackheath," Clematis, to Mr. Robert B. Maysey, Croix de Guerre, Narre Warren East, will be celebrated in the St. Kilda Presbyterian Church, Alma-road, on December 15, and afterwards at Wickliffe House.6

Citations

  1. [S26] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Births) (online).
  2. [S35] Probate Records, PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), VPRS 28/ P9 unit 190, item 859/931
    VPRS 7591/ P5 unit 36, item 859/931.
  3. [S27] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Marriages) (online).
  4. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2070-846 - C/T 5691-099 - Robert Elsmere Haysey, Thomas Clair Whiteside, Sydney Alexander Greaves, Ernest Edward Gardiner, Alexander Hugh McNabb, Norman Edward Beaumont, and Thomas Edward Roberts.
  5. [S28] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Deaths) (online) "#D6001/1957 - born TOORAK."
  6. [S14] Newspaper - Table Talk (Melbourne, Vic. : 1885 - 1939), Thu 10 Dec 1925, p16
    http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article146181908
Last Edited25 Sep 2020

Ernest Edward Gardiner

M, #25133, b. 1887, d. 1967
Father*James Gardiner b. 1847, d. 22 Dec 1923
Mother*Mary Elizabeth Church b. 1849, d. 1 Apr 1920
Birth*1887 Berwick, VIC, Australia, #B8666/1887.1 
(Transfer to) Land-Berwick5 Sep 1930 BER-17.18 (Soldiers Memorial Hall), 106 High Street, Berwick. Transfer from Berwick District Soldiers Memorial Hall Association of Berwick to Robert Elsmere Haysey, Thomas Clair Whiteside, Sydney Alexander Greaves, Ernest Edward Gardiner, Alexander Hugh McNabb, Norman Edward Beaumont, Thomas Edward Roberts. C/T 5691-099. This may be the transfer to the Freemasons.2 
Death*1967 Dandenong, VIC, Australia, #D15313/1967 (Age 80) [par James GARDINER & Mary ELizaeth CHURCH].3 

Citations

  1. [S26] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Births) (online).
  2. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2070-846 - C/T 5691-099 - Robert Elsmere Haysey, Thomas Clair Whiteside, Sydney Alexander Greaves, Ernest Edward Gardiner, Alexander Hugh McNabb, Norman Edward Beaumont, and Thomas Edward Roberts.
  3. [S28] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Deaths) (online) "#D15313/1967 - born Berwick."
Last Edited25 Sep 2020

Thomas Edward Roberts

M, #25134
(Transfer to) Land-Berwick5 Sep 1930 BER-17.18 (Soldiers Memorial Hall), 106 High Street, Berwick. Transfer from Berwick District Soldiers Memorial Hall Association of Berwick to Robert Elsmere Haysey, Thomas Clair Whiteside, Sydney Alexander Greaves, Ernest Edward Gardiner, Alexander Hugh McNabb, Norman Edward Beaumont, Thomas Edward Roberts. C/T 5691-099. This may be the transfer to the Freemasons.1 

Citations

  1. [S185] Property Titles. ; PROV (Public Records Office Victoria), C/T 2070-846 - C/T 5691-099 - Robert Elsmere Haysey, Thomas Clair Whiteside, Sydney Alexander Greaves, Ernest Edward Gardiner, Alexander Hugh McNabb, Norman Edward Beaumont, and Thomas Edward Roberts.
Last Edited25 Sep 2020

Annie Catherine Witton1

F, #25137, d. 11 Aug 1946
Married NameHenderson.1 
Marriage*1896 Spouse: Thomas Henderson. VIC, Australia, #M1460/1896.2
 
Death*11 Aug 1946 East Preston, VIC, Australia, #D8560/1946 (Age 84) [par Edwin WITTON & Catherine TALBOYS].3 
Death-Notice*12 Aug 1946HENDERSON.—On August 11, at the residence of her niece (Mrs. Pegram), 191 Wood street, East Preston, Annie Catherine, the loved wife of the late Thomas Henderson, formerly of Berwick, and loved mother of Milton, loved sister of Fanny (Mrs. Murphy), loved sister-in-law of the late W. H. Murphy, loving aunt of Katie (Mrs. Pegram), Robert, Dorothy (Mrs. Brown, deceased), Garnet, Charles, and Winnie (deceased).—Loved by all.4 

Citations

  1. [S28] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Deaths) (online) "born Westgarth."
  2. [S27] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Marriages) (online).
  3. [S28] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Deaths) (online) "#D8560/1946 - born Westgarth."
  4. [S11] Newspaper - Argus The Argus (Melbourne, Vic.), 12 Aug 1946, p15 https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/22317764
Last Edited25 Sep 2020

Marian Henderson

F, #25139, b. 1860, d. 20 Feb 1926
Father*Thomas Henderson b. 1832, d. 1914
Mother*Elizabeth Roberts1 b. 1829, d. Oct 1895
Married NameMiller. 
Birth*1860 Harkaway, VIC, Australia, #B11066/1860 [par Thomas HENDERSON & Elizabeth ROBERTS].2 
Marriage*1882 Spouse: Alexander Miller. VIC, Australia, #M2353/1882.3
 
Death*20 Feb 1926 Berwick, VIC, Australia, #D394/1926 (Age 66) [par Thomas HENDERSON & Elizabeth ROBERTS].1 
Death-Notice*23 Feb 1926MILLER.—On the 20th February, at private hospital, Berwick, Marian, the beloved wife of Alexander Miller, and loving mother of Frank, Alex. (deceased), and Madge (Mrs. Brocklebank). (Privately interred, Berwick, February 21.) At rest.4 

Grave

  • 5-346-A + 5-346-B, Berwick Cemetery, Berwick, VIC, Australia5

Citations

  1. [S28] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Deaths) (online) "#D394/1926."
  2. [S26] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Births) (online).
  3. [S27] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Marriages) (online).
  4. [S11] Newspaper - Argus The Argus (Melbourne, Vic.), 23 Feb 1926, p1 https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/3736164
  5. [S44] Index of burials in the cemetery of Berwick,
    5-346-A Henderson Elizabeth F 66 18/10/1895 284
    5-346-B Miller Alexander M 89 23/08/1946 1188
    5-346-B Miller Marion F 66 21/02/1926 754.
Last Edited25 Sep 2020

Elizabeth Roberts1

F, #25140, b. 1829, d. Oct 1895
Marriage* Spouse: Thomas Henderson.1
 
Married NameHenderson.1 
Birth*1829 
Death*Oct 1895 Berwick, VIC, Australia, #D12242/1895 (Age 66) [par John ROBERTS & Elizabeth WOOTON].1 

Grave

  • 5-346-A + 5-346-B, Berwick Cemetery, Berwick, VIC, Australia2

Family

 Thomas Henderson b. 1832, d. 1914
Child 1.Marian Henderson+1 b. 1860, d. 20 Feb 1926

Citations

  1. [S28] Victorian Government. BDM Index Victoria (Deaths) (online) "#D394/1926."
  2. [S44] Index of burials in the cemetery of Berwick,
    5-346-A Henderson Elizabeth F 66 18/10/1895 284
    5-346-B Miller Alexander M 89 23/08/1946 1188
    5-346-B Miller Marion F 66 21/02/1926 754.
Last Edited25 Sep 2020
 

NOTE

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Some individuals may be featured because members of their family were associated with the Upper Beaconsfield area, even though they themselves never lived here.