Charles Morris MALEY [9652]
Sex: M
AKA: Morris Charles MALEY
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1890 - Camperdown, Vic, Australia 5346
Christening:
Death: 1903 - Camperdown, Vic, Australia 5347
Burial:
Parents
Father: Richard Swindle Sutton MALEY [9647] (1856-1901)
Mother: Rose Anna LLOYD [584] (1859-1933)
Notes
General:
Weekly Times (Melbourne, Vic. : 1869 - 1954) Sat 9 May 1903 Page 26 News in Brief.
A lad named Morris Maley, aged 13, residing at Camperdown, died suddenly last .week, from heart disease.
The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) Fri 1 May 1903 Page 9 COUNTRY NEWS.
CAMPERDOWN. - Morris Maley, 13 years of age, died suddenly at the home of his mother late on Wednesday night. He was in good health, and was playing with companions a few minutes before his death. Medical evidence at the inquest showed that heart disease was the cause.
Marion Rosanna MALEY [9650]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1883 - Geelong, Vic, Australia 5348
Christening:
Death: 1934 - , SA, Australia 5349
Burial:
Parents
Father: Richard Swindle Sutton MALEY [9647] (1856-1901)
Mother: Rose Anna LLOYD [584] (1859-1933)
Spouses and Children
1. *George WORMALD [9653] ( - )
Marriage:
Status:
Notes
General:
The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) Thu 6 Dec 1934 Page 18 Advertising
NOTICE Is hereby given, that after the expiration of fourteen days from the publication
hereof application will be made to the Supreme Court of the State of Victoria, In Its Probate Jurisdiction, by the Public Trustee, or State Bank Building, Pirie street, Adelaide, In the State of F.uth Australia, the administrator In whose favour an order to administer the estate of MARION ROSANNA WORMALD, formerly of Black Forest, In the State of South Australia, but late of Wellington road, North Norwood, in the said State of South Australia, married woman, deceased, was made on the 26th day of October, 1934, by the Supreme Court of the said State of South Australia, In its Testamentary Causes Jurisdiction, that the SEAL of the said Supreme Court of the said State of Victoria may be AFFIXED to certified copy of such order to administer.
Dated this 28th day of November, 1934. C. D. GAVAN DUFFY, Manifold street, Camperdown, proctor for the applicant.
Richard Roger MALEY [9648]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: Abt 1830
Christening:
Death: 11 Jan 1905 - Parkwood, SA, Australia 5350
Burial:
Spouses and Children
1. *Eleanor SUTTON [9649] (Abt 1830 - 1855)
Marriage:
Status:
Children:
1. Richard Swindle Sutton MALEY [9647] (1856-1901)
2. Elizabeth SUTTON [9655] (Abt 1828 - 1898)
Marriage: 1856 - , Victoria, Australia 5351
Status:
Richard Swindle Sutton MALEY [9647]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1856 - , Victoria, Australia 5352
Christening:
Death: 1901 - Camperdown, Vic, Australia 5353
Burial:
Parents
Father: Richard Roger MALEY [9648] (Abt 1830-1905)
Mother: Eleanor SUTTON [9649] (Abt 1830-1855)
Spouses and Children
1. *Rose Anna LLOYD [584] (1859 - 1933)
Marriage: 30 Apr 1880 - Adelaide, South Australia, Australia 5203
Status:
Children:
1. Marion Rosanna MALEY [9650] (1883-1934)
2. Richard William Lloyd MALEY [9651] (1885-1960)
3. Charles Morris MALEY [9652] (1890-1903)
Notes
General:
On Richard's Probate documents, his occupation is given as engineer.
Richard William Lloyd MALEY [9651]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1885 - Geelong, Vic, Australia 5354
Christening:
Death: 1960 - Mildura, Vic, Australia 5355
Burial:
Parents
Father: Richard Swindle Sutton MALEY [9647] (1856-1901)
Mother: Rose Anna LLOYD [584] (1859-1933)
Alice Louisa MALLARD [4052]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: Abt 1860 - Edgbaston, Warwickshire, England 58
Christening:
Death: 1898 - West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England 58
Burial:
Spouses and Children
1. *Arthur John WILLIAMS [4053] (Jun Q 1855 - )
Marriage: Abt 1880
Status:
Children:
1. Eric Wilfred WILLIAMS [4023] (1889-1928)
Mary MALLET [11179]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1822
Christening:
Death: 1889
Burial:
Spouses and Children
1. *Thomas George ROWE [4262] (4 Apr 1826 - 1894)
Marriage:
Status:
Children:
1. Maria Louise ROWE 685 [11645] (1850-1920)
2. Thomas Mallet ROWE 685 [11649] (1852-1875)
3. Charles La Bouttilier ROWE [11180] (1856-1930)
4. Edwin ROWE 685 [11646] (1856-Abt 1863)
5. Alfred James ROWE 685 [11647] (1859- )
6. George William ROWE 685 [11648] (1861-1886)
7. Edwin Albert ROWE 685 [11650] (1863-1872)
8. Philip Walter ROWE 685 [11651] (1864-1881)
Kim MANCLARKE [1408]
Sex: F
Spouses and Children
1. *Martin Francis TURNER [1407]
Children:
1. Leesa Marlene TURNER [1437]
2. [—?—] [1409] ( - )
Marriage:
Status:
Children:
1. Jason [—?—] [1435]
2. Nathan [—?—] [1436]
Klaus Michael Bruno MANEROW [3139]
Sex: M
Spouses and Children
1. *Yvonne Sylvia HAMMOND [3084] (12 Nov 1938 - 28 Oct 2009)
Marriage:
Status:
Phyllis Mary Joan MANGAN [5303]
Sex: F
Spouses and Children
1. *Silas Albert THORN [5003] (27 Feb 1928 - 15 Jun 1990)
Marriage:
Status:
Children:
1. Mark THORN [5304]
2. Robyn THORN [5305]
3. Janine THORN 5356 [12826] (Abt 1964-1964)
Lydia MANIATIS [3721]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: Abt 1959
Christening:
Death: 21 Dec 2006 - Richmond, Victoria, Australia 5357,5358
Burial:
Spouses and Children
1. *James Arthur SULLIVAN [3711] (26 Sep 1946 - 14 Jun 2010)
Marriage:
Status:
Children:
1. Rachal Marie SULLIVAN [3722]
2. Nathan James SULLIVAN [3723]
3. Mariah Katherine SULLIVAN [3724]
Notes
General:
SULLIVAN. - Lydia. Passed away peacefully on Thur. Dec. 21, 2006 at the Epworth Hospital, Richmond, aged 47 years. Loved and loving wife of Jim. Much loved mother of Rachel, Nathan and Mariah. Rev. 21:4 And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes and death will be no more.
Date listed: 23/12/2006
Publication: Herald Sun Newspaper Melbourne
https://www.heraldsun.com.au/tributes/notice/death-notices/sullivan-lydia/3515148/
Jacqueline Frances MANLEY [4769]
Sex: F
Parents
Father: Wallis Warren MANLEY [4761]
Mother: Winifred Olive DAWES [4758]
Spouses and Children
1. *Robert JOHNSTON [4770]
2. Tyrone MEDFORD [4771]
Children:
1. Rhett Andrew MEDFORD [4772]
Kaye Sandra MANLEY [4762]
Sex: F
Parents
Father: Wallis Warren MANLEY [4761]
Mother: Winifred Olive DAWES [4758]
Spouses and Children
1. *Allan MERRIMAN [4763]
Children:
1. Debra Leanne MERRIMAN [4764]
2. Colin Edward SCOBLE [4765]
Shirley Anne MANLEY [4766]
Sex: F
Parents
Father: Wallis Warren MANLEY [4761]
Mother: Winifred Olive DAWES [4758]
Spouses and Children
1. *Rex Kelvin SMITH [4767]
Children:
1. Garrat Wayne SMITH [4768]
Wallis Warren MANLEY [4761]
Sex: M
Spouses and Children
1. *Winifred Olive DAWES [4758]
Children:
1. Kaye Sandra MANLEY [4762]
2. Shirley Anne MANLEY [4766]
3. Jacqueline Frances MANLEY [4769]
Thomasine MANLY [8151]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1687 - Saint Columb Major, Cornwall, England 1660
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Spouses and Children
1. *Walter COAD [8150] (1683 - 1748) 1660
Marriage: 17 Apr 1718 - Saint Columb Minor, Cornwall, England 1780
Status:
Children:
1. Elizabeth COAD [3309] (Cir 1718-1768)
Kay MANNERS [1882]
Sex: F
Spouses and Children
1. *Kevin Charles CRUICKSHANK [1881]
Children:
1. Karen Lee CRUICKSHANK [1884]
2. Shane Bradley CRUICKSHANK [1885]
John Patrick MANNIX [5117]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: Abt May 1883 - Carlton, Victoria, Australia
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Events
• Military: World War 1 service number 4754, 1914-1918.
Spouses and Children
1. *Dasie DAWES [4491] (29 Jan 1887 - 6 Sep 1947)
Marriage: 1906 - , Tasmania, Australia
Status:
Notes
General:
Patrick served in WW1, his SERN was 4754. He returned to Australia in 1917 but I have been unable to find his death.
Marion Therese MANNIX [2810]
Sex: F
Spouses and Children
1. *Michael Francis CUMMINS [2804]
Children:
1. Shane Michael CUMMINS [2816]
2. Damian Francis CUMMINS [2817]
3. Lisa Anne CUMMINS [2818]
Sylvia MANSFIELD [2777]
Sex: F
Spouses and Children
1. *Murray Kevin LEWIS [2774]
Children:
1. Eliza Maeve LEWIS [2779]
May Mary MANZIE [9393]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date:
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Spouses and Children
1. *Harry Holmes TILLOTSON [6253] (1898 - 1972) 4853
Marriage: 1919 - , Victoria, Australia 5359
Status:
Emily Jean MAPLESON [176]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: Abt 1921
Christening:
Death: 24 Sep 1999 - Leongatha, Vic, Australia
Burial:
Spouses and Children
1. *Douglas James SMITH [177] (1907 - 1977)
Marriage:
Status:
Children:
1. Desmond SMITH [7261] (Abt 1945-1945)
2. Yvonne SMITH [7262] (Abt 1947-Abt 2005)
3. Trevor James SMITH [7264] (1950-1968)
4. Graeme SMITH [7263]
5. Kelvin John SMITH [18]
6. David Allan SMITH [7265] (1956-2013)
7. Brenda SMITH [7266]
2. William McVEIGH [7267]
Hannah MARCHANT [11057]
Sex: F
Spouses and Children
1. *Thomas PARKER [11056] (1758 - 1838)
Marriage:
Status:
Children:
1. Samuel PARKER [11058] (1793-1874)
Mary MARGETTS [12405]
Sex: F
Spouses and Children
1. *Richard ELLIOTT [12402]
Children:
1. Elizabeth Esther ELLIOTT [12399] (1850-1925)
2. Catherine Mary ELLIOTT [12403] (1853-1908)
Alice May MARKEY [1007]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1898 - Footscray, Vic, Australia 5360
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Parents
Father: John MARKEY [943] (1864-1939)
Mother: Alice McMILLAN [942] (1870-1916)
Spouses and Children
1. *Edgar BROOKS [1107] (1898 - 31 Oct 1970)
Marriage: 1919 - , Victoria, Australia 1376
Status:
Clarence Vincent MARKEY [1010]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1905 - Footscray, Vic, Australia 5361
Christening:
Death: 1959 - Richmond, Victoria, Australia 5362
Burial:
Parents
Father: John MARKEY [943] (1864-1939)
Mother: Alice McMILLAN [942] (1870-1916)
Spouses and Children
1. *Annice HACKING [1108] (1905 - 1993)
Marriage: 1930 - , Victoria, Australia 3996
Status:
Children:
1. Noel MARKEY [10909]
Eileen Monica MARKEY [1006]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1897 - Footscray, Vic, Australia 5363
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Parents
Father: John MARKEY [943] (1864-1939)
Mother: Alice McMILLAN [942] (1870-1916)
Frances Elsie MARKEY [1009]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1902 - Footscray, Vic, Australia 5364
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Parents
Father: John MARKEY [943] (1864-1939)
Mother: Alice McMILLAN [942] (1870-1916)
Gladys Margaret MARKEY [1011]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1909 - Footscray, Vic, Australia 5365
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Parents
Father: John MARKEY [943] (1864-1939)
Mother: Alice McMILLAN [942] (1870-1916)
John MARKEY [943]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1864 - Bulla, Vic, Australia
Christening:
Death: 1939
Burial:
Spouses and Children
1. *Alice McMILLAN [942] (1870 - 1916)
Marriage: 1897 - , Victoria, Australia 5366
Status:
Children:
1. Eileen Monica MARKEY [1006] (1897- )
2. Alice May MARKEY [1007] (1898- )
3. John Francis MARKEY [1008] (1901- )
4. Frances Elsie MARKEY [1009] (1902- )
5. Clarence Vincent MARKEY [1010] (1905-1959)
6. Gladys Margaret MARKEY [1011] (1909- )
John Francis MARKEY [1008]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1901 - Footscray, Vic, Australia 5367
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Parents
Father: John MARKEY [943] (1864-1939)
Mother: Alice McMILLAN [942] (1870-1916)
Noel MARKEY [10909]
Sex: M
Parents
Father: Clarence Vincent MARKEY [1010] (1905-1959)
Mother: Annice HACKING [1108] (1905-1993)
Ash MARKROLIOS [12332]
Sex: M
Spouses and Children
1. *Olivia Taylah SIPPLE [6337]
Children:
1. Nia Elsie MARKROLIOS [12333]
Nia Elsie MARKROLIOS [12333]
Sex: F
Parents
Father: Ash MARKROLIOS [12332]
Mother: Olivia Taylah SIPPLE [6337]
Ernest MARLOW [8756]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date:
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Spouses and Children
1. *Annie May McKENRY [8750] (1889 - 1966)
Marriage: 1909 - , Victoria, Australia 5368
Status:
Elsie Mary MARMO [5431]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1919 - Footscray, Vic, Australia 5369
Christening:
Death: 18 Apr 1967 - Footscray, Vic, Australia 5370
Burial: Apr 1967 - Altona, Vic, Australia 5371
Parents
Father: Percy William MARMO [2216] (1896-1969)
Mother: Elsie Tainton CRUICKSHANK [342] (1900-1979)
Spouses and Children
1. *James John WOOD [7040]
2. John Joseph KESTLE [7804] (Abt 1911 - 1984)
Marriage: 1954 - , Victoria, Australia 4908
Status:
Gwenith May MARMO [6368]
Sex: F
AKA: Gwendaleen May JACOBI,
Gwen Mary MARMO
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1932
Christening:
Death: 8 Apr 2010 - Footscray, Vic, Australia
Burial: 13 Apr 2010 - Altona, Vic, Australia 5372
Parents
Father: Percy William MARMO [2216] (1896-1969)
Mother: Elsie Tainton CRUICKSHANK [342] (1900-1979)
Spouses and Children
1. *Eric Wlliam JACOBI [7593] (9 Jul 1925 - 29 Oct 2010)
Marriage: 1953 - , Victoria, Australia 4585
Status:
Notes
General:
JACOBI, Gwen
JACOBI. - Gwen. Passed away peacefully Apr. 8, 2010 Loving wife of Eric. Greatly loved mother of Susan and Alan; Peter and Lisa. Much loved Nanny of Adrian and Mandi; Felicity and Leigh; Lauren; and Great-Nanny of Bohdi. Always In Our Hearts
Date listed: 9/4/2010
Publication: Herald Sun
https://www.heraldsun.com.au/tributes/notice/death-notices/jacobi-gwen/3782438/
Originally published on: My Tributes
JACOBI, Gwen
JACOBI. - The Funeral Mass in Thanksgiving for the life of Mrs Gwenith May Jacobi will be offered at Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 46 Ballarat Rd, Maidstone on TUESDAY (Apr. 13, 2010) commencing at 10.30 a.m. Private Cremation will follow In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Ovarian Cancer. Envelopes will be available at the Church.
Date listed: 9/4/2010
Publication: Herald Sun
https://www.heraldsun.com.au/tributes/notice/funeral-notices/jacobi-gwen/3784002/
Originally published on: My Tributes
Joseph MARMO [8300]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date:
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Spouses and Children
1. *Mary HARWOOD [8301] ( - )
Marriage:
Status:
Children:
1. Percy William MARMO [2216] (1896-1969)
Percival Joseph MARMO [5600]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1921 - Maryborough, Vic, Australia 5373
Christening:
Death: 29 Jul 1990 - Footscray, Vic, Australia
Burial: Aug 1990 - Altona, Vic, Australia 5374
Parents
Father: Percy William MARMO [2216] (1896-1969)
Mother: Elsie Tainton CRUICKSHANK [342] (1900-1979)
Spouses and Children
1. *Patricia Violet Eileen JONES [7349] (Abt 1920 - 27 Aug 2018)
Marriage: 1942 - , Victoria, Australia 4794
Status:
Notes
General:
Sunshine Advocate (Vic. : 1924 - 1954) Fri 5 Apr 1946 Page 1
FINED FOR STEALING TIMBER
FINED FOR STEALING
TIMBER
Percival Joseph Marmo, of 288 Essex St., Footscray, was fined £5, in default one month's imprisonment, for stealing a quantity of timber, valued at £5, from a house construction job in Essex St..
Defendant said he had not worked for two years on account of an accident, and was receiving £3/7/ weekly in compensation. He could not afford to buy timber to erect a gateway to prevent his two children from straying on the street, which was a busy one and' had taken the material a little at a time.
Percy William MARMO [2216]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1896 - , Victoria, Australia
Christening:
Death: 26 Aug 1969 - Footscray, Vic, Australia 5375
Burial: Aug 1969 - Altona, Vic, Australia 5376
Parents
Father: Joseph MARMO [8300] ( - )
Mother: Mary HARWOOD [8301] ( - )
Spouses and Children
1. *Elsie Tainton CRUICKSHANK [342] (1900 - 10 Apr 1979)
Marriage: 1919 - , Victoria, Australia 2326
Status:
Children:
1. Elsie Mary MARMO [5431] (1919-1967)
2. Percival Joseph MARMO [5600] (1921-1990)
3. Thelma Jean MARMO [5614] (1923-2022)
4. Gwenith May MARMO [6368] (1932-2010)
Notes
General:
Toora and Welshpool Ensign and South Gippsland Observer (Vic. : 1914 - 1918) Fri 1 Oct 1915 Page 2
ROBBERY.
ROBBERY.
A smart arrest was effected by Constable W. M. Thomas, of Toora, during the week in connection with a daring robbery which was committed at Port Welshpool on Friday night last at Mr C. Anderson's business premises, whilst the occupiers were attending the Fisk Jubilee Singers concert at Welshpool. On their return Mrs Anderson found that an entrance had been forced into the shop, and on examination found that the till had been opened and a sum of £10 11s extracted. On Saturday morning Constable Thomas was in- formed of the burglary and visited the Port to investigate. Suspicion fell on an individual named Percy
Marmo, who had been working at the Port for some time, and he was interrogated by the police official, but he denied any guilt. It was, how- ever, ascertained by Const. Thomas the footprints of the accused exactly fitted an impression left outside the shop. Marmo, however, had no money in his possession, and was not detained by the constable. On Sunday Const. Thomas visited Welshpool and when seen by Marmo, the latter ran away from him. That day the suspect stopped at Welshpool and Const.
Thomas found in his room the paper bag which had contained the money. On Monday Marmo bought a ticket at Welshpool for Melbourne, but did not travel by the train. Constable Thomas watched his movements that, he was walking towards Melbourne. Next day Marmo stepped into the train at Fish Creek and was immediately arrested and charged with the theft by Const. Thomas, who then found over £5 in his possession. He was brought back to Foster and remanded to Melbourne, and will be tried at Foster on the 8th inst. It is expected that Marmo's arrest will clear up several mysterious robberies which occurred at Footscray some time ago, as he answers the description of the person wanted in connection with the crimes.
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/13015787
Gippsland Standard and Alberton Shire Representative (Vic. : 1914 - 1918) Wed 13 Oct 1915 Page 2
FOSTER POLICE COURT.
FOSTER POLICE COURT.
FRIDAY, OCT. 8th, 1915.
(Before Messrs. W. W. Harris. P.M., M. Lehen and M. Synan. J.P's).
Constable Thomas proceeded against Charles Green for hawking and selling goods (books) of an immoral character without a licence. In consequence of information received he interviewed Green at the Raillway Hotel, Toora, and found he was in possession of such books. Reginald E. Page gave evidence as to the purchasing of books (one of which was produced). Fined 5s, with 30s costs, in de fault 24 hours.
Theft.
Percy William Marmo was brought before the court by Cons. Thomas with having, on the 24th September last, broken into and abstracted from the till of Mrs. Chas. Anderson's store, at Port Welshpool, the sum of £10 while the occupants were attending an entertainment at Welshpool.
Inspector Fowler conducted the case for the Crown, while accused, who pleaded not guilty, was undefended.
After explaining the facts of the case for the prosecution Inspector Fowler called Louisa Anderson, owner and occupier of the business at Port Welsh pool, stated that she knew accused for the past eleven months, he having lived in a hut belonging to her within 200 yards of the store. Remmember edthe 24th September last, when accused came into the store at about 7 p.m., and purchased some butter and a loaf of bread, for which he said he would pay on the following Saturday. Always kept the money in the till, which she had opened in his (accused's) presence to get money for the concert. Had also handled the bag containing the £10, which was afterwards missing. Accused could see what was in the till from where he stood. The £10 comprised 6 £1 notes, 10s note, ½ sovereign, and £3 in silver. There was also other money in the till, including £10 in a canvas bag at the rear of the till, which could not have been noticed unless the till was pulled right out. After closing the store she left for Welshpool on the tram, there being nobody in charge during her absence. On their return at about 11.30 p.m. they enter ed the house from the back door, and having supper were surprised to see two girlfriends open and walk in through the front door, which aroused their suspicion, the door having been locked prior to their departure for Welshpool. She (witness) immediately inspected the till, and found the paper bag containing the £10 missing. The bag produced was similar to the one referred to. Did not authorise anyone to remove money from the till.
On being asked by the P.M. if he (accused) had any questions to ask the witness, he stated that he had walked out of the shop immediately after receiving the goods. This was all he had to state. George Anderson (sworn) said he resided at Port Welshpool. Had known accused for several months. Remembered the 24th Sept., when he came into the shop and purchased some cigarettes from him (witness). Had securely locked up the premises before leaving for Port Welshpool. Just prior to leaving had noticed accused in front of the shop. The windows were all fastened. FollowinLinghe appearance of visitors through the front door an inspection of the windows was made by him, when it was found that one had been forced open, and another one tampered with. In the morning he examined the yard, and found the articles by which he surmised the window had been opened, the baton and axe produced he identified as the same. Also found foot prints. On the 25th he summoned Cons. Thomas, who, on arrival, had brought accused round and compared his left, boot with the mark in the clay. Cons. Thomas re marked to accused, "That fits your boot," to which he replied "Yes, it fits it." The boot produced was the one tried.
Accused (to witness) denied using the words "Yes, it fits." Geo. Carter, fisherman, Port Welshpool, knew accused. On the 24th Sept. was at the Association reading room, when be noticed Marmo walk in at about 9 p.m., and again about 10 o'clock. Herbert Read, groom at Welsh pool Hotel, said on the 27th Sept. saw Marmo in bed at the hotel. Cons. Thomas called the day he (accused) left the hotel. Had shown the constable the room he (accused) had occupied, and had noticed the constable pick up a paper bag from the floor, which was not in the room the night previous.
George Holyoak, station master at Fish Creek, remembered the 28th Sept., when he had seen accused on the platform. Had served him with a second-class ticket to Melbourne, and received in payment a £10 note.
Constable Thomas brought accused into his office and searched him, when he found concealed in his shirt pocket six £1 notes, and in another pocket some loose silver. Had re turned the note to the constable in return for the ticket. The note produced appeared to be the same. Constable Thomas, on being examined, said from information received he journeyed to Port Welsh pool. On arriving at Anderson's he found the store had been broken into. Suspicions led to accused, whose boots compared with the marks outside the window, which were very plain and distinct. After a conversation he visited the hut occupied by Marmo, and made a thorough search of both him and the hut. Found about 6s in silver and a few coppers on him, which he said was all the money he had. Had received a written statement from him as to his movements the night previous. On the 27th Sept. saw accused at Welshpool, when he ran away. In the evening he obtained information that caused the issue of a warrant for his arrest. On the 28th he (witness) journeyed to Fish Creek, where he met accused in the act of proceeding to Melbourne. On being searched, the money as stated by witness Holyoak, was found on him, which, in answer to questions, accused said that he had received from Syd. Knight, and that when searched at Port Welshpool the money was deposited under a pillow of a bed he had occupied at his uncle's place at that place. He subsequently arrested him and locked him up.
This closed the evidence for the prosecution.
In reply to the P.M., accused pleaded not guilty, and gave evidence of his action from the time of the robbery to that of his arrest, but nothing relative to how he became of the money in his possession. On the night of the robbery, according to his evidence, he was mostly at the Association reading room, and in company with other folk. The day after he was at Welshpool, from which place he, although having purchased a railway ticket to Melbourne, walked to Fish Creek, remaining over night at Hoddle Range, thence to Fish Creek, where his arrest terminated his journey. In a brief summing up, the P.M. ordered accused to take his trial at the Court of General Sessions at Yarram on the 10th Nov. next. As the accused was on remand Continued on Page 3Scroll to previous page from a recent trial at the Footscray court for other charges bail could not be allowed, and he was removed to the cell.
A further charge with having in his possession a gold ring, the property of Miss Rose Peterson, taken from a vest pocket hanging in a house belonging to Oscar Olson at Port Welshpool, was also brought against accused, but the case was adjourned until the 12th Nov. at Foster, 19s being allowed for costs.
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Toora and Welshpool Ensign and South Gippsland Observer (Vic. : 1914 - 1918) Fri 22 Oct 1915 Page 3
Housebreaking.
Housebreaking. Last Friday's "Age" says:-
A youth 11 tuned Percy Marmo was charged at the Footscray court on Thursday with breaking into the residence of-James. F. Birch, of Bunbury-street, Footscray, and stealing a gold watch and chain and other jewellery, valued at £30. The offence is alleged to have been committed as far back as 5th Oct., 1914, mid evidence submitted by Sub-Inspector Westcott was to the effect that on that date informant's wife was out of the house for an hour, and that during that period the jewellery disappeared.. Malvina. Frieman, wife of Adolf Frieman, pawnbroker, of Footscray, identified accused as a youth who at tempted to pawn the watch produced with her for 20s. She became suspicious of him, and told him to bring. his mother to authenticate the transaction. When he went she communicated with the police. Accused left the watch and did not return. Accused, who reserved his de fence, war. committed .for trial at General' Sessions on 1st November, bail being fixed at one. surety of £10Q and himself in like amount. Mr. H. E. Caldecott, J.P., expressed gratification at the action taken by Mrs. Frieman to assist the course of justice. Marmo is the youth who was recently arrested and committed "for trial at Yarram on 10th November for house-breaking, at Port Welshpool.
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Advertiser (Footscray, Vic. : 1914 - 1918) View title info Sat 16 Oct 1915 Page 2
HOUSEBREAKING CHARGE.
HOUSEBREAKINGCHARGE.
At the Footscray court on Thursday, Percy Marmo was charged by Plain Clothes Constable Davis with feloniously breaking into the property of James Frederick Birch, of Bunbury street, Footscray, on 5th October, 1914. and stealing one gold watch and chain, one pendant and gold chain, one Gillette safety razor. one diamond ring, one cameo bracelet, valued at £30. Sub-Inspector Westcott prosecuted.
James Frederick Birch swore the gold watch, chain,, and safety razor produced by Constable Davis belonged to his wife and himself. On the evening of 5th October, 1914, at 9 p.m,, he discovered that the jewellery was missing. He communicated his loss to the police. Three days after Constable Davis produced a watch which witness identified as his wife's property. Olive Alma Birch, wife of complain ant, said that on the date mentioned she left home between the hours of 4 and 5 p.m. The windows were fastened and doors locked. She did not become aware of her loss until later in the even Mrs alvina Frieman, assistant at a pawnbroker's establishment n Hopkins street, Footscray, stated that on the 6th. of October 1914, defendant Marmo came into the shop, produced a gold watch and chain said "My mother Mrs Brown of Droop street sent me to get a loan of 30/- on this watch and chain.." Witness saw the inscription "Olive" inside, and said to Marmo, "Why did your mother not come with it herself." He said "She is busy getting the tea." Witness asked "What is your mother's name ? He replied, Mary or Elizabeth, witness could not say exactly, but the name did not coincide with the inscription, consequently her suspicions were aroused and she told Marmo to bring his mother. He departed leaving the watch. Witness communicated with the police. Marmo did not return.and Constable Davis took charge of the property Mr Caldecott-Before we go any further Mrs Frieman the bench desires to compliment you on the action you have taken in this matter. Plain Clothes Constable Davis stated that he visited Melbourne gaol on the 3rd inst., and asked accused "What did you do with the jewellry which you stole from Birch's?" Accused replied, "I stole no jewellry at all." Witness asked him where he got the watch he tried to pawn at Frieman's Accused, after some hesitation said "I got it from - . He asked me to pawn it for him.'' Subsequently Mrs Frieman accompanied witness to the Melbourne goal where she identified accused as the man who tried to pawn the watch.
Witness added that accused was under arrest for a burglary at Toora, Gippsland, also that he is to be charged at next Thursday's court with thefts of jewellry valued at £.12 property of Mrs W. Forge (on Sept. 15th and 29th 1914.) and jewellery valued at £22 property of Mrs Teagus, (on Oct. 15th, 1914.) Accused was committed for trial at General sessions commencing on the 1st of November. Bail was allowed on two sureties of £100 each.
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JEWEL BOXES RIFLED
YOUNG MAN COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
At the Footscray Court on Thursday a young man named Percy Marmo was presented on a charge of having feloniously entered the house of James F. Birch, 6 Bunbury street. Footscray. and stolen from there a lady's gold watch and chain, pendant and chain, diamond ring, a Gilette safety razor, and a cameo bracelet, valued in all 30 pound Marmo was undefended. He pleaded not guilty.
Evidence for the prosecution was given by James F. Birch and Olive Birch, that the jewellery was taken during a short absence from the house on October 15, 1914, by Melvina Frei- man, assistant in a Hopkins street pawnbroking business, that accused tried to pledge the missing gold watch and chain for 30s for his mother, but that when she found the name engraved inside was Olive. whereas the man said his mother's name was Mary or Elizabeth, her suspicions were aroused. She detained the watch, and rang up the police. Plain-clothes Constable Davis said he interviewed accused in the Melbourne gaol on October 1st of this year. When asked where he got the watch he tried to pawn at Freiman's he said it had been given him by a young fellow who had gone to the front that morning: that the razor had been given to him by the same person at the same time to pawn. Accused had been arrested at Toora on another charge.
There were two futhfurtherrges against accused of having, between August 25th and 29th, entered the dwelling of Winifred Forge and stolen jewellery valued at £12: of having en- tered the residence of Charlotte Treagus on October 15 and stolen jewel- lery valued at £22. Plain-clothes Constable Davis said he was not pre- pared to go on. A remand was granted to Thursday, 21st inst., bail being allowed on accused's own and another surety of £100.
The chairman (Mr. Caldecott) said the bench desired to congratulate Mrs. Freeman on the action she had taken. It was highly commendable indeed. Sometimes they had reason to cavil at pawnbrokers for their laxity, but they had reason to be pleased in this case.
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The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954) View title info Mon 15 Nov 1915 Page 10
TWO YEARS' IMPRISONMENT
TWO YEARS' IMPRISONMENT
Judge Moule, in the Court of General Sessions today, passed sentence on Percy Marmo, for housebreaking and receiving. On each of four charges Marmo was sentenced to two years' Imprisonment, the sentences to be concurrent
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