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Molong Express & Western District Advertiser – Sat 26 July 1913
PADDISON—MURRAY,
A quiet wedding was celebrated at the Molong Presbyterian Church on Wednesday afternoon last, when Raymond Lancelot son of Mr. John E Paddison, of Baldry, was united in the holy bonds to Janet Elzie, daughter of Mr. Wm. Murray, of " Yarran Grove," near Cumnock. The Rev W. Marshall was the officiating clergyman. The bride who was married in her travelling dress, a navy blue coat and skirt, with grey hat trimmed with feathers, was given away by her brother, Mr Robt. Murray, who also carried out the duties of best man. Mrs. W. H. Marshall acted as bridesmaid, Mrs. J. Carmody presided at the organ, and played the Wedding March as the couple left the Church, which had been nicely decorated with wattle and violets for the occasion by Mrs. Marshall. After the ceremony a reception was held at Mr. Tom Colbran's Royal Hotel, where a number of residents and close friends—about 40 in all— sat down to a very sumptuous repast laid out by the host. It was a merry gathering, and the usual toasts were honoured in bumpers, and wishes for the couple's future happiness and prosperity expressed on all sides The newly-wedded pair left the same afternoon per motor for Orange, enroute to Temora, where the honey- moon is being spent.
PADDISON—MURRAY,
A quiet wedding was celebrated at the Molong Presbyterian Church on Wednesday afternoon last, when Raymond Lancelot son of Mr. John E Paddison, of Baldry, was united in the holy bonds to Janet Elzie, daughter of Mr. Wm. Murray, of " Yarran Grove," near Cumnock. The Rev W. Marshall was the officiating clergyman. The bride who was married in her travelling dress, a navy blue coat and skirt, with grey hat trimmed with feathers, was given away by her brother, Mr Robt. Murray, who also carried out the duties of best man. Mrs. W. H. Marshall acted as bridesmaid, Mrs. J. Carmody presided at the organ, and played the Wedding March as the couple left the Church, which had been nicely decorated with wattle and violets for the occasion by Mrs. Marshall. After the ceremony a reception was held at Mr. Tom Colbran's Royal Hotel, where a number of residents and close friends—about 40 in all— sat down to a very sumptuous repast laid out by the host. It was a merry gathering, and the usual toasts were honoured in bumpers, and wishes for the couple's future happiness and prosperity expressed on all sides The newly-wedded pair left the same afternoon per motor for Orange, enroute to Temora, where the honey- moon is being spent.
Death of the Mother & wife of William Murray - Wellington Times - Thu 22 Aug 1935
OBITUARY
MARY ANN MURRAY
The death occurred at her residence in Summer Street, Orange, of Mrs. Mary Ann Murray, relict of the late William Murray, at the age of 75 years. The late Mrs. Murray, who was born at Ploughman Creek, Orange, was a member of the McCutcheon family, and had lived at 'Yarran Grove,' near Yullundry, for 45 years. When her late husband died, she went to Orange 11 years ago, where she resided up to the time of her death. Deceased, who was one of the pioneers of our district, was loved and respected by all, her kindly nature having endeared her to all with whom she came in contact.
She left a family of five sons, Messrs R. S., W. B., W. G., Jas. and J. W. Murray, and four daughters, Mrs. D. W. O'Brien, of Cumnock, Mrs. R. L. Paddison, of Fairfield, Mrs. J. G. Kirkwood, of Sydney, and Mrs. J. H. Young, of Cumnock. One sister, Mrs. J. Johnson, lives at Kogarah, Sydney, and a number of step sisters and brothers, including Messrs William and Andrew McCutcheon. The late Mrs. Joseph. Barter was also a half sister of deceased. The funeral, which left Orange on Thursday morning, proceeded to the Bruce Memorial Church, Cumnock, where a memorial service was held by the Rev. Charles Yuill, of Orange. The remains, which were interred along side her late husband in the Presbyterian portion of the Cumnock cemetery, were followed by a very large number. Mrs. Ford and Sons, of Orange, had charge of the mortuary arrangements.
OBITUARY
MARY ANN MURRAY
The death occurred at her residence in Summer Street, Orange, of Mrs. Mary Ann Murray, relict of the late William Murray, at the age of 75 years. The late Mrs. Murray, who was born at Ploughman Creek, Orange, was a member of the McCutcheon family, and had lived at 'Yarran Grove,' near Yullundry, for 45 years. When her late husband died, she went to Orange 11 years ago, where she resided up to the time of her death. Deceased, who was one of the pioneers of our district, was loved and respected by all, her kindly nature having endeared her to all with whom she came in contact.
She left a family of five sons, Messrs R. S., W. B., W. G., Jas. and J. W. Murray, and four daughters, Mrs. D. W. O'Brien, of Cumnock, Mrs. R. L. Paddison, of Fairfield, Mrs. J. G. Kirkwood, of Sydney, and Mrs. J. H. Young, of Cumnock. One sister, Mrs. J. Johnson, lives at Kogarah, Sydney, and a number of step sisters and brothers, including Messrs William and Andrew McCutcheon. The late Mrs. Joseph. Barter was also a half sister of deceased. The funeral, which left Orange on Thursday morning, proceeded to the Bruce Memorial Church, Cumnock, where a memorial service was held by the Rev. Charles Yuill, of Orange. The remains, which were interred along side her late husband in the Presbyterian portion of the Cumnock cemetery, were followed by a very large number. Mrs. Ford and Sons, of Orange, had charge of the mortuary arrangements.
Townsville Daily Bulletin - Thu 7 Dec 1950
Application for transfer Registration of Titles deceased is Henry Christian Stortenbeker late of Townsville died 12 May 1949 – Claimants Henry Edgar – Athol Gordon, Samuel Joseph Stortenbeker all of Townsville and Johanna McLennan wife of Ross McLennan as Devisee as tenants in common.
Athol Gordon Stortenbeker death Townsville Daily Bulletin Wed 21 May 1952 – age 56- Athol - his Will leaves everything to his widow Violet Victoria Stortenbeker
Death for Mother - Susan nee Ward – Townsville Daily Bulletin Fri 7 Oct 1938
The death occurred last night of an old and respected resident of Townsville in Mrs. Susan Stortenbeker, at the age of 65 years. Mrs. Stortenbeker came to Townsville from Tingha, New South Wales some years ago. She leaves her husband, three sons and two daughters to mourn their loss. Her sons, Messrs Ted, Athol and Sam Stortenbeker are well known in the meatworks trade, conducting the galley at Alligator Creek meatworks. Mrs. R. McLellan and Mrs. W. Melvaine, of Sydney are daughters. The funeral takes place this afternoon.
Application for transfer Registration of Titles deceased is Henry Christian Stortenbeker late of Townsville died 12 May 1949 – Claimants Henry Edgar – Athol Gordon, Samuel Joseph Stortenbeker all of Townsville and Johanna McLennan wife of Ross McLennan as Devisee as tenants in common.
Athol Gordon Stortenbeker death Townsville Daily Bulletin Wed 21 May 1952 – age 56- Athol - his Will leaves everything to his widow Violet Victoria Stortenbeker
Death for Mother - Susan nee Ward – Townsville Daily Bulletin Fri 7 Oct 1938
The death occurred last night of an old and respected resident of Townsville in Mrs. Susan Stortenbeker, at the age of 65 years. Mrs. Stortenbeker came to Townsville from Tingha, New South Wales some years ago. She leaves her husband, three sons and two daughters to mourn their loss. Her sons, Messrs Ted, Athol and Sam Stortenbeker are well known in the meatworks trade, conducting the galley at Alligator Creek meatworks. Mrs. R. McLellan and Mrs. W. Melvaine, of Sydney are daughters. The funeral takes place this afternoon.
Thanks Val.
Raymond and Janet not together in E/R in later years.
Both
1943?
1949?
1958?
1963 NSW Electoral Roll - Robertson - Wyong
PADDISON Raymond Lancelot, 72 Tuggerawong road, T'wong, no occ.
Janet 1963 ?
1968 NSW Electoral Roll - Bradfield - Turramurra South
PADDISON Janet Elzie, 1701 Pacific Highway, Wahroonga, home duties
Janet 1972 & 1977 ??
Dave
Raymond and Janet not together in E/R in later years.
Both
1943?
1949?
1958?
1963 NSW Electoral Roll - Robertson - Wyong
PADDISON Raymond Lancelot, 72 Tuggerawong road, T'wong, no occ.
Janet 1963 ?
1968 NSW Electoral Roll - Bradfield - Turramurra South
PADDISON Janet Elzie, 1701 Pacific Highway, Wahroonga, home duties
Janet 1972 & 1977 ??
Dave
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Hi Dave,
PADDISON Janet Elzie Death notice 26JUN1977 Death 87 late of Summer Hill - SMH 27JUN1977
PADDISON Raymond Lancelot Obituary 11MAR1966 Death 76 late of Tuggerawong Wyong Advocate 30MAR1966
PADDISON Raymond Lancelot Death notice 11MAR1966 Death late of Tuggerawong Sydney Morning Herald 14MAR1966
PADDISON Janet Elzie Death notice 26JUN1977 Death 87 late of Summer Hill - SMH 27JUN1977
PADDISON Raymond Lancelot Obituary 11MAR1966 Death 76 late of Tuggerawong Wyong Advocate 30MAR1966
PADDISON Raymond Lancelot Death notice 11MAR1966 Death late of Tuggerawong Sydney Morning Herald 14MAR1966
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