Victor BLACKMORE
- Born: 27 Aug 1896, Maldon, Victoria, Australia
- Marriage (1): Edith Emma HAMLYN in 1923 in Victoria, Australia
- Died: 17 Jul 1988, Victoria, Australia aged 91
- Buried: Jul 1988, Healesville, Victoria, Australia
General Notes:
births, deaths & marriages from Digger - Federation Index. Victoria 1889-1901 Surname: BLACKMORE Given Names: Victor Event: B Sex: M Spouse Surname/Father: Michl Thos Spouse Gvn Names/Mother: Elizth DAVIDSON Age: Age Code: Birth Place: MALDON Death Place: Year: 1896 Reg. Number: 29276
Surname : BLACKMORE First Names : Victor Spouse Surname : HAMLYN Spouse First Names : Edith Emma Event : M Year : 1923 Reference : 3634
Healesville Cemetery Blackmore, Victor Healesville Methodist Row B 23 Register # 29245 DoB 27 August 1896 DoD 17 July 1988 Age 91 Blackmore, Edith Emma Healesville Methodist Row B 23 Register # 28608 DoB DoD Age 73 2 Deceased In This Location Blackmore, Edith Emma Blackmore, Victor
on www.ozgenonline.com/aust_cemeteries/vic/yarra_ranges/healesvilledata.htm Blackmore, Victor, 17-Jul-1988, - , Meth (age is blank) - presume date is the date of death as that is what appears for her husband
On http://mapsearch.lilydalecemetery.com.au/PubMapping/ Blackmore John Healesville Row B 17 Blackmore Edith Healesville Row B 17 Blackmore Victor Healesville Row B 23 Blackmore Edith Healesville Row B 23 Blackmore Melville Healesville Row B 24 Blackmore Winifred Healesville Row B 24
Healesville Guardian 27 Sept 1947 Chum Creek School SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR -Last Saturday, Chum Creek State School held an AmeriCan Tea in con 'Junction with Education Week. The bazaar was opened b' Cr. L. Smedley, after 'which the tables did a great trade, with gifts, lollies, soft drinks, ice cream, vegetables, and all the things that go to make these func tions so successful. After afternoon tea, the bazaar was closed from 5.30 till - 8, when it was continued as a social, and the balance of the gifts, etc., were soon disposed of. The well -paclked schiool was the scene of en joyable dancing until midnight. En tertainment items included songs and recitations by Mr. H. Danks, Mr. and Mrs. Wood, and Miss Balwyn Black more. Dancing was in the cqpable hands of Mel Blackmore, with music supplied by Vic Blackmore. Great credit goes to Mr. W. Sher lock, the teacher, for· his great or ganizing abilities: he put in a lot of w?rk, and was helped by the ladies of. the district. Chum Creek set a re cord which passed all expectations by raising £48 for the day,. which amount goes toward buyinr a wire less set and projector for .school use. The committee, parents and all ii terested take this. opportunity of thanking all who donated cash, trades men who gave gifts, and all who brought a gift and bought a gift, or otherwise helped make the affair such a success.
Victor married Edith Emma HAMLYN, daughter of Ernest Albert HAMLYN and Alice Fanny STEPHENS, in 1923 in Victoria, Australia. (Edith Emma HAMLYN was born Jun Q 1900 in Newton Abbot, Devon, England, died on 29 Jul 1973 in Victoria, Australia and was buried in Healesville, Victoria, Australia.)
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