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Witnessesd at the wedding of Arthur Butler ad E Lewis were George Telling and Jane Britten

Name: Arthur James Butler
Gender: Male
Marriage Age: 22
Record Type: Marriage
Birth Year: 1881
Marriage Date: 5 Dec 1903
Marriage Place: Luton, Kent, England
Father: Edward Butler
Spouse: Edith Blanche Lewis

Name: Edith Blanche Lewis
Gender: Female
Marriage Age: 20
Record Type: Marriage
Birth Year: abt 1883
Marriage Date: 5 Dec 1903
Marriage Place: Luton, Kent, England
Father: Thomas Lewis
Spouse: Arthur James Butler

Family F4785

13652

Witnessses at the wedding of Charles Burke and Agnes Myles were John C. Morrison, c/o 6 Dalgety Road, Edinburgh and Annie Paterson, 169 E. Stirling Street, Alvad

Family F6263

13653

Witnessses at the wedding of John Robertson and Margaret Arthur were James Hamilton & Jeannie Arthur

Family F5419

13654

Witnessses at the wedding of John Robertson and Margaret Arthur were James Hmailton & Jeannie Arthur

Informant on the death of Jeannie Steele was her son William Arthur

Steele, Jane - Jeannie (I7290)

13655

Wittnesses at the wedding of John and Elizabeth wereDavid Myles and Maggie Taylor

Family F4680

13656

Wittnesses at the wedding of John Burns and Mary Goodwin were William Burns, Dalmellington. Jeanie Arthur Goodwin, 61 Drumley Drive, Annbank Station, Tarbolton

Family F7122

13657

Wm Bell was the informant on the death of his mother in law, Jessie McInnes, in 1967

------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------
Death Cert, Cit. Date: 22 May 2019.
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Bell, William Watson (I18061)

13658

Wm Bell was the informant on the death of his mother in law, Jessie McInnes, in 1967

McInnes, Jessie (I14169)

13659

Worked as a Dressmaker/Seamstress with Hardie, the draper in George Street, then called Engine Street, Bathgate. When her mother died, in 1934, she gave up work to look after the house for her father. Her father died in 1937 and she was the informant on his death but she did not return to paid work instead worked from home with her dressmaking..

Jean's bridesmaid was her sister Bethia. Six years later she was able to return the favour when Bethia married

The informant of the death of Andrew Britton was his wife Jean Aitken

Ballencrief Nursery was sold in the 1950's and Jean and her sister Bethia moved to a flat owned by their cousin J.A.Livingstone, at 4 North Bridge Street, Bathgate,

The informant, on her Death Certificate, was her cousin, J.A.Livingstone.

Aitken, Jane Stein (I5180)

13660

Worked for Barrs

McGregor, George (I22343)

13661

Worked for his Uncle Alexander Nimmo on his ranch, until, hos brother in law Slim Lewis bought a nearby ranch and employed Bruce as a foreman. Bruce's sons inherited the ranch and now call it the Nimmo Ranch

Nimmo, Thomas Bruce (I7622)

13662

Working as a Carpenter in 1929 and residing at 12 Daly Street, W.Brunswick, he enlisted in the Australian Militia as a volunteer. This took place on 2 Dec 1929. Previously he had served in the 59th Btr Senior Cadets based at Brunswick. At this time he was unmarried.
29 Dec 1942 he enlisted in the Civil Construction Corps with Service Number CV101601 as a Carpenter. His home address was 2 Disraeli Court, Pascoe Vale. For this he was paid 3 pound per week.
When he enlisted in the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF), on 21 Jun 1944 , he was by now married to Margaret Olive Brown. Enlisted at Brunswick, VIC, and was given Service Number 149850.
Discharged from the RAAF as Leading Aircraftman on 11 Apr 1946.

McKinna, George David (I5940)

13663

Working for NZ Railways, he was transferred to many locations. He ended his career as Station Master at Little River.

Aitken, William (I7119)

13664

Working for Pitman (Writers)

Kidd, Agnes (I7808)

13665

Working in the insurance industry, Peter worked his way up the ladder to become an Insurance Manager.
Transferred in his job location as he was promoted he worked in Sydney and Brisbane, Australia, and back to Dunedin, NZ.

Carlyle, Peter (I6872)

13666

Working on the Queen Victoria

Mist, Harry James (I22685)

13667

Worplesdon Place Hotel, Guildford

Richard Garton and Ellen lived in the house from 1887 until about 1902. Richard was born in 1857 in Bristol. His father William Garton was in the brewing firm Manbre and Garton and when Richard finished his degree at University he joined the firm and became a pioneer in the manufacture of liquid glucose. He became involved in the brewing industry and was the Director of several companies including Manbre and Garton and also Garton, Sons and Co. He became extremely wealthy.
In 1883 he married Ellen Durrant who was the daughter of Andrew Durrant of Bishops Hall Chelmsford. The couple had two daughters. He was knighted in 1908 and obtained a GBE in 1918.
Richard was a well-known philanthropist. In 1912 he established the Garton Foundation for the study of international relations. He also founded the British Empire Cancer Campaign and donated large sums of money to their work. When Ellen died in 1925 he built the children's ward of the Haslemere Hospital in memory of her and later added the nurse's hostel.
In about 1902 he sold Worplesdon Place and bought a large house in Haslemere where he lived for the next 32 years. When he died in 1834 he left over

Garton, Sir Richard Charles GBE (I35494)

13668

Wounded in the battle of the Bulge

Spence, William Edward (I46567)

13669

WSitnesses at the wedding of Arhibald Hunter and Helen Myles (m/s Yeats) were Andrew Hetherington, 5 Boyd Street, Falkirk and Barbara Hethrington, 5 Boyd Street, Falkirk

Family F8078

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Wtnesses at the wedding of Charles Oray and Annis Drake were James W Drake & Mary A White

Family F4845

13671

WW2 - RAAF Sergeant, 1 Reserve Personnel Pool Service No. 11311

Dickman, Thomas Leslie (I16522)

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WW2 Service No. N203768 Australian Citizen Military Forces. Transferred to 38th Works Company. Saw service in New Guinea and Bougainville.

Malcolm, Francis Otto (I16583)

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WW2 Service No. N273391. When discharge was at RMC Duntroon.