Alexander Airth WILSON [5491]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: Abt 1885 - , , Australia
Christening:
Death: 1944 - Sydney, NSW, Australia 8731,8732
Burial:
Parents
Father: Anthony Cruickshank WILSON [5535] (1841-Abt 1894)
Mother: Agnes AIRTH [5536] (1845-1935) 70
Spouses and Children
1. *Elsie Irene KINKADE [5492] (23 May 1893 - 14 Aug 1989)
Marriage: 1912 - Balmain, NSW, Australia 5462,5463
Status:
Children:
1. Alexander Airth WILSON [5544] (1912-1983)
2. Sydney Theo Airth WILSON [3671]
Notes
General:
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Wed 25 May 1938 Page 10 IN DIVORCE.
WILSON v WILSON.
Elsie Irene Wilson (formerly Kinkade) v Alexander Airth Wilson. Marriage, June, 1912, at Balmain South. Issue, respondent's adultery with one, Geraldine Ethel Bennett.
Decree nisi. Mr. E. Little (instructed by Messrs. R. D. Meagher, Sproule & Co.) for petitioner.
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Sat 8 Apr 1944 Page 14
WILSON.-March 30, 1944, at Sydney, Alexander Airth Wilson, aged 59 years. At rest. Privately cremated, 1/4/'44.
Alexander Airth WILSON [5544]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 2 Sep 1912 - Sydney, NSW, Australia 8733
Christening:
Death: 6 Jun 1983 - Sydney, NSW, Australia 70
Burial:
Parents
Father: Alexander Airth WILSON [5491] (Abt 1885-1944)
Mother: Elsie Irene KINKADE [5492] (1893-1989)
Spouses and Children
1. *Pamela Elaine WELSH [5740] (1925 - 2010)
Marriage:
Status:
Notes
General:
Surname Given Names Notice Type Date Event Age Other Details Publication Published
WILSON Alexander Airth Death notice 06JUN1983 Death at Artarmon Sydney Morning Herald 07JUN1983
Allan Stanley WILSON [5973]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 6 Feb 1893 - Greensborough, Vic, Australia 1986
Christening:
Death: 1964 - Yarram, Vic, Australia 1986,8734
Burial:
Events
1. Military: World War 1 service number 7091, 1914-1918.
Parents
Father: William WILSON [3467] (1865-1926)
Mother: Sarah Emily HEWITT [3509] (1870-1949)
Spouses and Children
1. *Charlotte Rhoda MISSEN [8728] (Abt 1892 - 1967)
Marriage: 1920 - , Victoria, Australia 6372
Status:
Children:
1. Herbert Allan WILSON [8731] (Abt 1922-2009)
Notes
General:
Allan enlisted in WW1 at Warragul on 18 October 1916. His SERN was 7091. He gave his address as Gormandale, his occupation as dairy farmer and his age as 23 years and 9 months. He was 5' 11", 144 lbs with a ruddy complexion, brown eyes and dark brown hair.
He embarked from Australia on the Hororata on 23 November 1916 and landed in Plymouth England on 29 January 1917. He proceeded to France in May 1917. On 6 January 1918 he was admitted to hospital with a frostbitten foot and was returned to England. He was sent to Sutton Veny and transferred to the 1st Machine Gun Battalion. At the end of November 1918 he returned to France, returning to England at the start of March 1919.
He was granted leave, with pay and subsistence, for non military employment in the UK from 31 March 1919 to 30 Oct 1919. The reason being "breeding cattle" at F edge, Sallops (possibly Gallops) Homestead, Ditchling, Sussex. He was discharged as 3 md (TPE) on 30 October 1919 and returned to Australia on the Argylshire in September 1919.
Had about 5 children including
Herbert Allan Wilson 1922-2009
Alma Anastine WILSON [5975]
Sex: F
AKA: Alma Arastine RUBY
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1897 - Greensborough, Vic, Australia 1986
Christening:
Death: 1984 - Traralgon, Victoria, Australia 8735,8736
Burial:
Parents
Father: William WILSON [3467] (1865-1926)
Mother: Sarah Emily HEWITT [3509] (1870-1949)
Spouses and Children
1. *John HOWARD [8515] (1892 - 1923)
Marriage: 1917 - , Victoria, Australia 4966
Status:
2. Keith Evans RUBY [8516] (1902 - 1974)
Marriage: 1932 - , Victoria, Australia 7438
Status:
Amy WILSON [6010]
Sex: F
Parents
Father: Douglas WILSON [5990]
Mother: Heather [—?—] [6009] ( - )
Andrew WILSON [6754]
Sex: M
Spouses and Children
1. *Ann McARDLE [6753]Anne WILSON [3620]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date:
Christening:
Death: 5 Apr 1742 - Langley, Essex, England
Burial:
Parents
Father: Edward WILSON [3334] (1705-1783) 85
Mother: Elizabeth TURNER [3335] ( - )
Anne WILSON [3608]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date:
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Parents
Father: Edward WILSON [3332] (1731- ) 85
Mother: Maria [—?—] [3333] ( - )
Anthony Cruickshank WILSON [5535]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 29 Aug 1841 - St Nicholas, Aberdeenshire, Scotland 70
Christening:
Death: Abt 1894
Burial:
Parents
Father: George WILSON [5537] (1807- )
Mother: Mary MILNE [5538] (1805- )
Spouses and Children
1. *Agnes AIRTH [5536] (17 Jan 1845 - 10 Nov 1935) 70
Marriage: 1865 - London, London, England 192
Status:
Children:
1. Arthur William WILSON [5539] (1877-1964)
2. Alexander Airth WILSON [5491] (Abt 1885-1944)
Notes
General:
arrived in Melbourne on 1 May 1884 on the ship the Loch Ryan.
New South Wales Police Gazettes 1854-1930
20 August 1890 page 261
Missing Friends
Missing since the 14th ultimo, when he was seen at Harwood Island, Clarence River, - Anthony Cruickshank Wilson, 49years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, stout build, fair complexion, blue eyes, fair hair, bald on top of head, sandy moustache and whiskers, shaved on chin, upper front tooth missing; wore black coat, sealskin vest, light tweed trousers and light soft hat; a labourer, a Scotchman. May have gone to Brisbane or Richmond River to seek employment. Information to his wife, Agnes Wilson, 135 Henderson Road, Alexandria.
Clarence and Richmond Examiner (Grafton, NSW : 1889 - 1915) Tue 11 Dec 1894 Page 1 Advertising
Public Notices
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH
WALES.
PROBATE JURISDICTION.
In the matter of the Intestate Estate of WILLIAM ATKINSON or ANTHONY CRUICKSHANK WILSON, late of Yulgilbar, near Grafton, deceased.
All persons indebted to the above-named deceased are requested to pay the amounts of their several ACCOUNTS to me or to my agent, Mr. F. H. Galbraith, Grafton. AIso, all persons having CLAIMS against the said Estate are requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to me on or before, the fifth day of January, 1895.
N.B.-Any claim not sent in by the day named will be liable to be excluded from participation.
THEO. POWELL. Curator of Intestate Estates.
Chancery Square, Sydney, 5th December, 1894..
Arthur William WILSON [5539]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 28 Dec 1877 - , Yorkshire, England
Christening:
Death: 23 Jul 1964 - Berrima, NSW, Australia 70
Burial:
Parents
Father: Anthony Cruickshank WILSON [5535] (1841-Abt 1894)
Mother: Agnes AIRTH [5536] (1845-1935) 70
Spouses and Children
1. *Mary Eva THITCHENER ANDERSON [10191] (28 Oct 1884 - 18 Aug 1963) 8405
Marriage: 28 Oct 1905 - Marrickville, NSW, Australia 8405
Status:
Belinda Joy WILSON [3257]
Sex: F
Parents
Father: Kenneth Frederick WILSON [3254] (1928-2018)
Mother: Janet Ruth VENING [3255] (1935-1997)
Spouses and Children
1. *Geoff LAUAKI [3258]
Children:
1. Joshua Malachi LAUAKI [3259]
2. Zarah Jayne LAUAKI [3260]
3. Sione Settavangi LAUAKI [8110]
4. Maliyah Ruth LAUAKI [8111]
Benjamin WILSON [9177]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1880 - , Victoria, Australia
Christening:
Death: 1960 - Warragul, Victoria, Australia
Burial:
Parents
Father: Joseph WILSON [3484] (1836-1887) 265
Mother: Sarah WHATMOUGH [3485] (1845-1934)
Spouses and Children
1. *Jeanett ROSS [9196] (1882 - 1934)
Marriage: 1908 - , Victoria, Australia
Status:
Children:
1. William Benjamin WILSON [9197] (1910-1995)
2. Gladys Margaret WILSON [9198] (1915-1928)
3. Sarah Annie WILSON [9199] (Abt 1922-1923)
Notes
General:
Weekly Times (Melbourne, Vic. : 1869 - 1954) Sat 27 Jun 1908 Page 13 COUNTRY WEDDING.
WILSON - ROSS - On 3rd June, at the residence of bride's' father, "Dairy Bend," Northwood, Mr Benjamin Wilson, of Diamond Creek, was married to Miss Jeannett Ross. "The Rev. E. H. Chapple-offlciated, and Mrs Whitton played the Wedding March. The bridal dress was of cream voile, with which a tulle veil was worn over a wreath of orange blossom. A bouquet of white roses and jessamine was carried. The bridegroom's gift was a diamond and ruby brooch. Miss Lily Ross and Miss Alice Mitchell, were bridesmaids. They, wore blue frocks "and carried crooks of everlastings and lilies of the valley tied with blue streamers. A party of sixty guests were afterwards entertained at tea, and later with dancing and cards.
West Gippsland Gazette (Warragul, Vic. : 1898 - 1930) Tue 24 Apr 1928 Page 2 A Child Drowned.
A Child Drowned.
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
A very sad tragedy occurred at Vesper, half way between Noojee and Warburton, shortly after midnight on, Monday, 16th inst., when the discovery was made by Mr. Benjamin Wilson and his son that a daughter Gladys Margaret, aged 13 years, was drowned in an underground tank at the rear of their home. With the assistance of neighbors, who were living a mile away, an improvised grappling iron was made from a piece of stout wire, and with this the body of the child was brought to the surface.
The Neerim South and Warragul police were apprised of the tragedy, and on their arrival the mother was taken into the West Gippsland Hospital for medical examination. A Coronial inquiry was opened on Wednesday morning at the Warragul Court House, before Mr. J. W. Freeman, P.M., but only formal evidence by the father was taken. He stated that he had last seen his daughter alive as she was going to bed that night (Monday), and did not know of anything unusual until after midnight, when he and his son heard a strange noise They rose, and went outside, and soon afterwards made the dreadful discovery. On the application of Senior Constable Gunther, the inquiry was adjourned until May 4th.
West Gippsland Gazette (Warragul, Vic. : 1898 - 1930) Tue 8 May 1928 Page 3 Vesper Tragedy
Vesper Tragedy
GIRL DROWNED IN WELL
OPEN VERDICT RETURNED
The sad circumstances surrounding the death of Gladys Margaret Wilson, of Vesper, near Noojee, whose body was found in a well at the home of her parents on 17th April were ventilated at the adjourned coronial inquiry conducted at the 'Warragul court house on Friday last. The Bench was occupied by the Coroner, 'Mr. J. W. Freeman ,P.M., and Mrs. J. A. Mann, J.P. The inquiry was conducted by Superintendent J. D. Mackenzie and a number of witnesses were examined. The father and brother of the dead girl were present, but the mother is now an inmate at Mont Park and a certificate was produced stating that she was not in a fit condition to attend the court.
Senior Constable Gunther.
The first evidence taken was that of Senior-Constable H. F. Gunther, who stated that he had forwarded a report of the tragedy to the Superintendent of Police at Sale, stating that it would be necessary to have the attendance of Mrs Wilson, but a certificate had since been received from the Mont Park superintendent intimating that she would not be present. On the 20th April, at 7 p.m., witness said he saw Janet Wilson, the mother of the girl lying in bed at the West Gippsland Hospital, Warragul. He said to her, "Do you know me?" She replied that she did not. When asked her name, she replied, "Mrs Wilson." He then explained that he was Mr Gunther, but she said she did not know him. He then said to her, "Do you remember Monday night, April 17th," but she replied "No." When asked where she was on that night, she said "I don't know. I may have been home. I remember coming here to the hospital last Monday. They brought me in a car." He then questioned her about her home and asked "Who slept with you when you were at home." She answered. " I slept with Gladys." When asked where Gladys was at that moment she answered "At her home now." She stated she was not feeling too well and then shook hands with him and said "I am glad you called to see me.'
The Coroner: Was there anyone with you at this interview?
Senior-Constable Gunther: Yes, Dr. Trumpy and Mr. J. Cromie, J.P.
Continuing, witness said that on 20th April, he measured the top of an underground tank at the home of Mr Wilson. at Vesper, and it measured 26 1/2 inches. and there was 5 feet 11 inches of water in the tank. He was present when Constable Duke took five photographs showing different parts of the homestead, including the back yard and the underground tank. The house was of weatherboard with an iron roof, and had seven rooms. From Gladys' room to the kitchen door was 18 feet, and from her room to the underground tank was 45 feet. From the son's room to the tank was 32 feet and the father's room was 30 feet away from the tank. A broken lid over the top of the tank made of split palings was three feet square and the well was 12 feet deep.
Medical Evidence.
Dr. Oswald Robert Trumpy, medical practitioner, said he could corroborate what Senior-Constable Gunther had said in regard to the interview. On April 18th he conducted a postmortem examination on the body of Gladys Wilson. It was the body of a well developed girl, aged. about 13 years. There were no marks of external violence. In his opinion the cause of death was drowning . He admitted the mother, Janet Wilson, to the West Gippsland Hospital, about 5.30 a.m. on the previous day,
April 17th. The woman appeared very collapsed and mentally her condition was very poor. She could give absolutely no account of anything that had happened during the night, and she only complained of being unable to sleep. She could not give satisfactory answers to questions. Her condition remained much the same during her stay in the hospital. She was generally quiet, but at times she had hysterical outbursts. He gave a certificate that she was a fit subject for the receiving home.
Mr. Freeman: Have you examined Mrs. Wilson?
Dr. Trumpy: No, but from what she told him, he considered that she had been off for some time, particularly when she stated that she had not been able to sleep.
Father Gives Evidence.
Benjamin Wilson, on taking the oath, had read to him the statement he made at the original inquiry, and corroborated it. Wilson said he was a farmer, living at Vesper. His wife had resided with him up to April 17th. on the 16th April he retired to bed at 10.30 p.m. His wife and Gladys went to bed about an hour before him. That was the last time he saw Gladys alive. He had more than once seen his wife carrying Gladys, when asleep, from the parlor to her bedroom, but not within the last year or so. Mrs. Wilson and Gladys sleep in the same bed and he occupied another room by himself. He had slept in it for the past two years. He could not say whether his wife had slept in her night dress on that Monday night. They had lived happily together. About 11.50 p.m. he heard some noises and it sounded like cats fighting or a bull roaring in the distance. He heard the same noise on two occasions. He heard his son Willie speaking to his wife, but he did not hear what she said. He called out and said "What's that?" Willie replied., "Wasn't it you" and he answered "No." Then Willie replied that it must be a cat or something in the well and they both then went out to investigate. Looking out of the back door, it was noticed that the lid of the well was off. It could be fairly easily lifted off. The tank was 30 feet from the house. After going outside, they returned to his wife's room, and Willie said to his mother, "Where is Gladys?" She merely leaned over to one side, but did not appear to realise anything properly. They looked into the tank again but they could not see anything. He said to Willie, "There are splashes on the side of the tank," and then he got a rope (produced) and tied it to the pump, throwing the other end into the tank. When he saw the splashes he thought Gladys might be in the tank. Willie went for a ladder and put that in the tank also. After Willie had felt about the bottom of the tank with the ladder for the body, without result, he told him to go for assistance. Charles Catto, a neighbor, came over quickly, and he descended the ladder and recovered the body of Gladys. His wife appeared" to worry a good deal, the greatest worry he thought being the fact that they were not doing too well on the property. She also worried over the drowning in the same tank of her infant daughter, Sarah Anne, some four years ago. His wife's health had been good up to about last Christmas. Since then she has complained of not sleeping too well at night. On the Friday before the death of Gladys she had been a examined by Dr Ley. His wife did not have a religious belief known as Coneyite. She had said at the dinner time of the day of Gladys death that she thought she would soon be in Mont Park. His wife had been strange in her manner for some time.
To the Coroner: His wife was always kind and considerate to Gladys and he would say she was very attached to her.
Mentally Unstrung.
Dr Conrad Lee, medical practitioner, stated that he had examined Mrs. Janet Wilson-on April 13th. The general state of health was good, but she was certainly unstrung mentally. She complained of various conditions which were not present.
To the Coroner: She made no reference to any persons at all, other than herself.
Brother Heard a Noise.
William Benjamin Wilson, a brother of deceased. 18 years of age, said he resided with his parents at Vesper. On the night of the tragedy he went to bed at 10.45 p.m., but at 11.45 p.m. he heard a noise. He heard what sounded like someone walking in their bare feet from the back door past his bedroom. His bedroom was between the back door and his mother's room. He called out to his mother, "What are you doing?" and she answered "Nothing." He heard the noise again, it getting louder and louder, and then died away. He realised it could not be his father, and he called out to him. When they eventually got to the tank,they found the lid lying against the top of the tank. He pointed out the splashes and then he departed to get assistance. He went to Green's about half a mile away and asked him to go and look for Gladys. He also went to Mr Adams and returned with him to his home. On arrival they saw Mr Catto lifting Gladys out of the tank.
To the Coroner: His mother had never mentioned anything about the underground tank so far as he knew. Since the death of his sister, he thought his mother had forgotten about the tank.
The Body Recovered.
Charles Victor Catto, of Vesper, Country Roads Board engine driver, said he was asked to come and look for the girl, Gladys. He went to the well at the back of the house and saw the lid was off. He made a hook of a piece of strong of strong fencing wire and attached it to a hoe handle. He descended the well. on the ladder to the surface of the tank. He caught the body almost immediately, and brought it to the surface. It was taken into the house, and they tried unsuccessfully to resuscitate the girl, who was dressed in a night-gown, with some thick woolen garment underneath.
Bush Nurse Gives Evidence.
Katherine Beatrice Rafferty, bush nurse at Noojee, stated that she was called to Mr Wilson's home at Vesper about 2 a.m. on April 17th. She saw Mrs Wilson, who was partly dressed, but had no night dress. The woman constantly repeated the word "'Bub," and was trembling violently, while her pulse was almost gone. She applied the usual remedies to Mrs Wilson, who appeared to be waking out of a trance or a deep sleep. She asked Mr Wilson how long Mrs Wilson had been in that state, and he said "Ever since she done----" He did not finish the sentence. Mrs Wilson recovered and then asked why she (witness) was there. She told her she was the nurse from Noojee, and that she had had a bad turn. Mrs Wilson then said, "Oh, I have been dreadful. I know I have." She asked where Gladys was and they told her they had taken her to another room. She said she had been ill for a long time. She told witness she had been to a doctor, but that she thought she had been worse since she was under treatment. Mrs Wilson, on being told they were going to take her to hospital, said, "What shall I do with Gladys." I never leave her alone. Let me take her with you, will you?" They told her they had taken Gladys to a neighbor's house. Witness said to her, "You would not like Gladys to see you as you are now, would you," and she answered, "No, I would not." Mrs Wilson was being dressed by her during this time and said she could not remember where she put any thing. She stated to witness that she had not slept for such a long time." When asked why she had not sought her (Nurse Rafferty's) aid before, Mrs Wilson said, "I told the men, but they only laughed at me. You know what men are." Later Mrs Wilson said, "'The house haunts me, I have been lonely for months." Witness stated that she then left Mrs Wilson for a few minutes and then told her they were ready to leave the house. Mrs Wilson said, "Let me say good-bye to Gladys," but she told her they could not keep the car waiting. As she was getting her clothes together, Mrs. Wilson said, "Leave that comb for Gladys to do her hair with." She made Mrs Wilson's bed, and noticed that there was a slight amount of dust at the foot of the bed clothes. She accompanied her to the West Gippsland Hospital. She was in a state ,of collapse.
To the Coroner:Mrs Wilson had her stockings on.
Constable Aldous.
Constable WV. H.. Aldous gave evidence of having gone to Vesper at 1.30 a.m. on the 17th April.in response to a telephone message from Mrs Adams, at Vesper post office. They arrived at 2.15 a.m. at the Wilson's home, where they saw Wilson and his son, and the body of the child Gladys in another room. The girl's night dress was wet, as was also her hair, but there appeared .to be' no: marks of violence on the body, excepting some parallel lines on the back which could have been caused by the hook. The mother was in the room, and was trembling violently. He had the body of the girl conveyed to the mortuary at the Warragul Hospital Open Verdict Returned.
After hearing the evidence, Mr. Freeman returned a finding that Gladys Margaret Wilson, of Vesper met her death as the result of drowning in an underground tank and that there was not sufficient evidence to show how or by what means she came to be in the tank.
Bessie Eva Lillian WILSON [3295]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 18 Nov 1913 - Trafalgar, Vic, Australia
Christening:
Death: 13 Jul 1953 - Melbourne, VIC, Australia 8737
Cremation: 15 Jul 1953 - Springvale Crematorium, Springvale, Victoria, Australia
Parents
Father: Frederick Abel WILSON [1266] (1884-1964)
Mother: Sylvia Pearl Victoria ROBINS [1265] (1891-1985)
Marriage This person had no known marriage and no known children
Brenda Margaret WILSON [12888]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1934
Christening:
Death: 1989 - Eltham, Vic, Australia 8738
Burial:
Parents
Father: Malcolm Robert WILSON [12886] (1897-1983)
Mother: Mary Eileen MOORE [12887]
Spouses and Children
1. *Charles Patrick NEANDER [12885] (21 Mar 1927 - 16 Sep 2009)
Marriage: 1954 - , Victoria, Australia
Status:
Children:
1. F P NEANDER [12889]
Brian WILSON [2052]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: Abt 1935 - , , New Zealand 4825
Christening:
Death: Abt Aug 2019
Burial:
Parents
Father: Joseph Herbert WILSON [2047] (1911-1979)
Mother: Renie May SULLIVAN [1158] (1914-1967) 41,4782
Bronwyn Leanne WILSON [3256]
Sex: F
Parents
Father: Kenneth Frederick WILSON [3254] (1928-2018)
Mother: Janet Ruth VENING [3255] (1935-1997)
Catherine WILSON [12275]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 21 Jun 1865 - Warwick, Qld, Australia 8739
Christening:
Death: 1903 - Warwick, Qld, Australia
Burial:
Parents
Father: James WILSON [3486] (1839-1922)
Mother: Catherine RYAN [12274] (1833-1871)
Spouses and Children
1. *George BRADBURY [12276] (1855 - 1924)
Marriage: 2 Jan 1882 - , QLD, Australia 1523
Status:
Notes
General:
1 Mary Ellen Bradbury 1882-1982
2 Elizabeth Jane Bradbury 1884-1958
3 Raymond Joseph Bradbury 1886-1957
4 Catherine Bradbury 1888-1978
5 Mary Janet Bradbury 1890-1978
6 Rebecca Mary Bradbury 1892-1964
7 Dorothy Bradbury 1894-1960
8 Jane Bradbury 1896-1981
9 Maud Agnes Bradbury 1898-1932
10 William George Bradbury 1900-1981
11David Joseph Bradbury 1902-1953
Charles WILSON [12281]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 13 Jul 1857 - Langley, Essex, England
Christening:
Death: 1942 - Saffron Waldon, Essex, England
Burial:
Parents
Father: John WILSON [12279] (1824-1901)
Mother: Esther FLACK [12280] (1830-1906)
Spouses and Children
1. *Celia ABRAHAMS [12282] (1863 - 1947)
Marriage:
Status:
Children:
1. Emily WILSON [12283] (1886-1984)
Charles Douglas WILSON [11511]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1890 - Diamond Creek, Vic, Australia 3422
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Parents
Father: Reuben WILSON [3471] (1868-1943)
Mother: Margaret DREW [3472] (1867- )
Charles George Henry WILSON [9752]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1859 - Warrnambool, Vic, Australia 8740
Christening:
Death: 1921 - Richmond, Victoria, Australia 8740
Burial:
Spouses and Children
1. *Mary Veronica YATES [9753] (24 May 1861 - 20 Aug 1951) 8740
Marriage:
Status:
Children:
1. Herbert James WILSON [9391] (1890-1973)
Charles Walter Burgess WILSON [9179]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1887 - , Victoria, Australia
Christening:
Death: 28 May 1980 8741
Burial:
Parents
Father: Joseph WILSON [3484] (1836-1887) 265
Mother: Sarah WHATMOUGH [3485] (1845-1934)
Spouses and Children
1. *Fanny Helen ROSE [9214] (15 Feb 1889 - 4 Jul 1979)
Marriage: 1914 - , Victoria, Australia
Status:
Child 8 WILSON [2056]
Sex: U
Parents
Father: Joseph Herbert WILSON [2047] (1911-1979)
Mother: Renie May SULLIVAN [1158] (1914-1967) 41,4782
Christina WILSON [11077]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1869 - , Victoria, Australia
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Parents
Father: John Burgess WILSON [3480] (1833-1903)
Mother: Christina McPHERSON [3481] ( - )
Spouses and Children
1. *John Angus MARTIN [11078] (1860 - 1953)
Marriage:
Status:
Children:
1. John Angus MARTIN [11079] (1890-1953)
2. Elma Sarah MARTIN [11080] (1898-1981)
Clement Joseph WILSON [9672]
Sex: M
AKA: Clement Joseph WILSON 8742
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1900 - Greensborough, Vic, Australia 8743
Christening:
Death: 1980 - Katoomba, NSW, Australia 8744
Burial:
Events
1. Alt. Birth: 6 May 1900.
2. Alt. Death: 12 Dec 1980.
Parents
Father: Joseph WILSON [9173] (1871-1949)
Mother: Ada Amelia Adelaide MERRALL [8744] (1881-1948)
Notes
General:
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette (National : 1901 - 1973) Thu 24 Oct 1935 [Issue No.58] Page 1688
NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
Award of Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.
The following are awarded the Long Service and Good Conduct Medal:- Eric Thomas Towey, Sick Berth Chief Petty Officer, Official Number 12583, date of award. 18th August, 1935; George Robert Wliittington, Chief Petty Officer Writer, Official Number 6101, date of award, 19th August 1935; Alfred Ernest Major Carter, Petty Officer, Official Number 14,384, date of award, 29th September, 1935; Clement Joseph Wilson, Petty Officer Steward, Official Number12079, date of award,. 9th September 1935.
Lithgow Mercury (NSW : 1898 - 1954) Wed 21 Apr 1937 Page 5
WALLERAWANG
POLICE COURT
(From. Our Own Correspondent)
Before Messrs. D. L. Collings and A. W, King, J's.P., at the police court on Monday, Clement Joseph Wilson, of Portland, and William George Rowland, of Lithgow, were each proceeded against by the local police for offensive behaviour at the Lidsdale Dancing Palais on April 17. A fine of £3, or six days, was imposed in each case. On a charge of using indecent language at the same place and time, Noel Gordon Cameron, of Portland, was fined £3, or six days.
The Daily News (Perth, WA : 1882 - 1950) Wed 2 Feb 1938 Page 1
Youth Has Mask, Revolver For Stick-Up
A youth aged 18, who stole a loaded revolver, made himself a black mask and told the police he intended to 'stick someone up' was brought before the
Perth Police Court today.
The youth, John William Greaves, laborer, pleaded guilty to six charges. He was sentenced by Mr. T. Y. A. Lang, P.M., to six months' imprisonment.
The charges against Greaves were a that, at Perth.- he stole, a revolver .and a pair of binoculars belonging to Reinzi Heroy Charles Deacon, a watch valued at £1 10s, the property of Clement Joseph Wilson, and a pair of trousers and braces valued at £1 10s. the property of Reginald Thomas.
He also admitted that he had unlawfully in his possession a thing capable of being used as a disguise, a black mask, and a shirt suspected of having been stolen.
Another charge against him was that he unlawfully, assumed control of a motor car belonging to George Leslie Brodericks.
Clement Sinclair WILSON [11904]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 29 May 1899 - Upper Diamond Creek, Victoria, Australia 7778
Christening:
Death: 2 Apr 1980 - Boronia, Vic, Australia 7778
Burial:
Parents
Father: John WILSON [3477] (1859-1929)
Mother: Jessie SINCLAIR [6093] (1861-1948)
Constance Elsie WILSON [14089]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1926 - Warracknabeal, Vic, Australia
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Parents
Father: Manfred James WILSON [3410] (1892-1961)
Mother: Amy Louisa STONEHOUSE [3411] (1893-1943)
Cyril Robert WILSON [3423]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1906 - Diamond Creek, Vic, Australia 8745
Christening:
Death: 19 Aug 1969 - Trafalgar, Vic, Australia 8746
Burial: in Trafalgar, Vic, Australia
Parents
Father: Job WILSON [1270] (1861-1946) 85
Mother: Annie HEWITT [1269] (1866-1929)
Spouses and Children
1. *Mary Ellen DUFF [3424] (1912 - 3 May 1973)
Marriage: 1935 - , Victoria, Australia 3430
Status:
Notes
General:
father of
1 Peter Wilson
2 Lynda Wilson
3 Len Wilson
4 Robert Wilson
Dale WILSON [3265]
Sex: M
Parents
Father: Geoffrey WILSON [3263]
Mother: Leanne HIRIART [3264]
David WILSON [3488]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1843
Christening:
Death: 1911 - Yarra Glen, Vic, Australia
Burial:
Parents
Father: John WILSON [1321] (1795-1875) 85,265
Mother: Martha BURGESS [1322] (1800-1864)
Spouses and Children
1. *Elizabeth Ann McPHERSON [3487] ( - 1935)
Marriage: 12 Dec 1867
Status:
Children:
1. Martha Burgess WILSON 6257 [11510] (1870- )
2. Janet WILSON [11117] (1872-1939)
3. Malcolm Robert WILSON [12886] (1897-1983)
Notes
General:
11 children
Dean WILSON [6007]
Sex: M
Parents
Father: Ian WILSON [5986]
Mother: Lois [—?—] [6005] ( - )
Debbie WILSON [6001]
Sex: F
Parents
Father: Murray WILSON [5988]
Mother: Elizabeth [—?—] [6000] ( - )
Debra WILSON [3268]
Sex: F
Parents
Father: Eric Leslie Gordon WILSON [3261] (1932-2018)
Mother: Ann DEN BROCK [3262]
Donald Albert WILSON [7227]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1929
Christening:
Death: 1977 - Parkville, Vic, Australia 5358
Burial:
Parents
Father: Job Jeffrey WILSON [3413] (1896-1968)
Mother: Annie Bell PERRY [3414] (1897-1964)
Donald Clive WILSON [3425]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1909 - Trafalgar, Vic, Australia 8747
Christening:
Death: 12 Sep 1988 - Warragul, Victoria, Australia 8748,8749
Burial: 15 Sep 1988 - Trafalgar, Vic, Australia
Events
1. Obituary: Herald Sun Newspaper, 14 Sep 1988, Melbourne, VIC, Australia.
Parents
Father: Job WILSON [1270] (1861-1946) 85
Mother: Annie HEWITT [1269] (1866-1929)
Spouses and Children
1. *Elsa Jean ERBS [3426] (1914 - 22 Oct 2013)
Marriage: 29 Jun 1935 3543
Status:
Children:
1. Lorraine WILSON 3544 [3554] (Abt 1936-Bef 2013)
2. Ian WILSON [5986]
3. Keith Joseph WILSON 3545 [5987] (Abt 1940-1973)
4. Murray WILSON [5988]
5. Noel Allan WILSON 3545 [5989] ( -1949)
6. Douglas WILSON [5990]
Notes
General:
Melbourne Herald Sun September 14 1988 page 65
WILSON - Donald Clive (Don) on Sept 12 1988 (peacefully) at W.G.H. Warragul. Aged 79 years. Very dearly loved husband of Jean. Loved father of Lorraine (Mrs Pearson), Ian, Keith (Dec), Murray, Noel (dec) and Doug. Loved father-in-law of Jeff, Lois, Val, Liz and Heather. Adored Poppy of 13 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Always in our hearts.
WILSON - Don. Dearly loved and loving Dad of Lorraine (Mrs J Pearson Qld). Loved and respected father-in-law of Jeff. Much loved Poppy of Jann (Mrs Armstrong, Coffs Harbour), Lynette (Mrs G Hauptman, Oregon, USA), Jeffrey and Trish Pearson (Morwell), Larry and Julie Pearson (Morwell). Loved Poppy of ad, Craig and Jarrod Brotherton (offs Harbour); Wayne, Kristi and Angie Pearson (Melbourne). My darling Dad I love you - Lorraine
Wilson - Don. Dearly loved Dad of Ian, loved father-in-law of Lois. Much loved Poppy of Lindy and Dean and Noel. The long day closes.
Wilson - Don Dearly loved Dad of Murray, loved father-in-law of Liz. Much loved Poppy of Debbie, Donna (Mrs Shaun Edwards, Canberra) and Tracey. Loved Poppy of Mark. Loved and remembered always.
Wilson - Don. Dearly loved Dad of Doug, loved father-in-law of Heather. Much loved Poppy of Amy. Farewell to our mate.
Wilson - D.C. (Don). A true gentleman who will be sadly missed. Our memories will live on. Our beloved brother-in-law and uncle - Arthur Moya and families.
WILSON - the funeral of the late Mr Donald Clive Wilson late of Trafalgar and Warragul is appointed to leave St. Andrew's Uniting Church, Warragul, tomorrow (Thurs Sept 15) after a service commencing at 1.30 p.m. for the Trafalgar Cemetery arriving at 2.40 p.m. Robert Green, Handley Funeral Service Warragul
Donna WILSON [6002]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: Abt 1970
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Parents
Father: Murray WILSON [5988]
Mother: Elizabeth [—?—] [6000] ( - )
Spouses and Children
1. *Shaun EDWARDS [6003]
Notes
General:
lived Canberra in 1988.
Doris Irene WILSON [3249]
Sex: F
AKA: Dorrie WILSON
Individual Information
Birth Date: 11 Dec 1925 - Trafalgar, Vic, Australia
Christening:
Death: 3 Oct 1995 - Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Cremation: 6 Oct 1995 - Altona, Vic, Australia
Events
1. Obituary: Herald Sun Newspaper, Oct 1995, Melbourne, VIC, Australia.
Parents
Father: Frederick Abel WILSON [1266] (1884-1964)
Mother: Sylvia Pearl Victoria ROBINS [1265] (1891-1985)
Spouses and Children
1. *William Leslie George KALWIG [3250] (5 Aug 1921 - 9 May 1993)
Marriage: 30 Jul 1949 - Yarraville, Vic, Australia 5347
Status:
Children:
1. Sandra KALWIG [3252] (1950-2019)
2. Robert KALWIG [3251]
Notes
General:
Melbourne Herald Sun newspaper Oct 1995
Kalwig - On Oct. 3 at Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute. Doris Irene. Beloved wife of William Leslie George (dec.). Loved mother of Sandra and Robert, fond mother-in-law of Peter. Loved grandmother of Scott, Jason and Lisa. Aged 69 years.
Although great distances may come between a mother and her child,
The bond that holds them close, shall never weaken.
For love shared is never more than a memory away.
Many thanks to the doctors and staff of the Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute and Alfred Hospital.
Kalwig - Doris, Oct 3, 1995. You fought so long and never complained, your needs were simple. A gentle and kind lady at peace to suffer no more. Loving memories - sister-in-law Merle and families.
Kalwig - Doris on Oct. 3 1995. Dearly loved aunt, great and great great aunt of Nancye and Geoff and family [Blackwell]. We remember the happy times Dorrie.
Kalwig - Doris. Treasured memories of a kind, caring and generous grand mother. We will always love and remember you - Scott and Tracey, Jason and Linda.
Kalwig - Doris, passed to a Higher Chapter Oct 3. Loving member of Williamstown Chapter no 101. Will be sadly missed. Rest in peace.
W.M. Sis. Sylvia Lowe.
Sec. Sis. Jean Hanmer.
Kalwig - Doris. Fond memories of a lovely lady, - Max Melva, Michael, Brian, Denise and David. R.I.P.
Dorothy Christina WILSON [9678]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1916 - Seymour, Vic, Australia 8750
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Parents
Father: Joseph WILSON [9173] (1871-1949)
Mother: Ada Amelia Adelaide MERRALL [8744] (1881-1948)
Douglas WILSON [5990]
Sex: M
Parents
Father: Donald Clive WILSON [3425] (1909-1988)
Mother: Elsa Jean ERBS [3426] (1914-2013)
Spouses and Children
1. *Heather [—?—] [6009] ( - )
Marriage:
Status:
Children:
1. Amy WILSON [6010]
Dreina Fairy WILSON [5976]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1897 - Greensborough, Vic, Australia 1986
Christening:
Death: 30 Dec 1897 - Greensborough, Vic, Australia 1986
Burial:
Parents
Father: William WILSON [3467] (1865-1926)
Mother: Sarah Emily HEWITT [3509] (1870-1949)
Edna Adelaide Myrtle WILSON [9185]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 5 Mar 1917 - , Victoria, Australia
Christening:
Death: 13 Sep 2017 - , NSW, Australia 4389,8751
Burial:
Parents
Father: Herbert Leslie WILSON [9181] (1894-1972)
Mother: Ethel Gertrude ROSE [9183] (1883-1944)
Spouses and Children
1. *Bert Clifford GROSSER [9190] (9 Mar 1919 - 13 Aug 2009)
Marriage: 23 Dec 1943 - Millicent, SA, Australia
Status:
Children:
1. Lynton Wilson GROSSER [12701] (1945-1945)
2. Nerelle Lorna GROSSER [9192]
3. Gavan Herbert GROSSER [9191]
Notes
General:
Australasian Record, Warburton, Victoria, 14 February 1944, Vol 48, No. 7
GROSSER - WILSON. - Millicent S.A., prettily adorned for the occasion, packed by many relatives and on December 23, 1943, when Edna supported by her father, our Brother Herbert Wilson of Diamond walked up the aisle to meet Clifford Grosser, and before the altar exchanged the vows that them one. The union of this couple two esteemed families who have the cause of God for many years.
Our prayer is that as Brother Grosser his bride back to Murray Bridge to with him the joys and privileges of evangelist, God will bless their united and their ministry.
N. A. Ferris. \lang1033