Auguste Pierre de Lauret (1810–1881)

[judb]

London Electoral Rolls show Julie Marie de WERNER at Flat 6, 36 Buckingham Gate (maybe Buckingham Gate Mansions) in 1919. Possible?
There is a 1902 entry for a Julie WERNER at 38 Bullingdon Mansions, Kensington and Chelsea but can't be sure it's her as there are only the forname and surname, not her other names!  No mention of Theodore at these addresses.

Judith

[judb]

England & Wales, National Probate Calendar:
Julia Felicite De Lauret WERNER, widow, died 20 Dec 1936, of Oakcroft, Mayfield
Probate Date:   12 Nov 1937, granted to the solicitors of the Permanent Trustee Company of NSW.  Estate worth 391 pounds.
Registry:   London, England

There is also a Deceased File for her estate in NSW.

Re the grave - you can request a photo from this site.

https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=152818087&ref=acom

Judith

[paulwilliams]

Hi Judith and Muss,

Thanks for more information, I was just trying to find more information on Theodore Werner, there is information about him in papers Dublin, London, Edinburgh and Belfast 1891-1899, He was Professor of Violin and Viola at RIAM in Dublin 1899. And part of London Trio. But birth and death?
Kind Regards
Paul Williams

[paulwilliams]

Theodore was Dutch, from Musical Times 1 June 1888

Kind Regards
Paul Williams

[paulwilliams]

Auguste Pierre fraud information

[muss]

Hi 

son of Julie   http://ww1remembrance.blogspot.com.au/2010/07/2nd-lt-john-osborne-atchison-5th-bn.html

Muss

[paulwilliams]

Thanks Muss
Found this:
http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/15611634#

The Sydney Morning Herald
Sat 4 Sep 1915  Page 12  Family Notices:
ATCHISON. - July 14, killed in action in France, Lieutenant John Osborne Atchison, Yorkshire Light Infantry, only son of the late James Atchison, of Sydney, and Madame Werner, 36 Buckingham Gate,London. R.I.P.

Kind Regards
Paul Williams

[paulwilliams]

From Wisden on the Great War: The Lives of Cricket's Fallen 1914-1918

from his school:
OLD ORATORIAN Atchison, 2nd Lt John Osborne (OS 1897-1903) was born in Australia. He was captain of the school and of the cricket and football elevens and kept up the games subsequently in Australia and Upper Burma. He joined the 5th Yorkshire Light Infantry and was killed near Ypres on July 14 1915, aged 30. He had taken cover in a dug-out during very heavy bombardment and was killed instantly. He was buried at Talana Farm Cemetery. A letter from his CO said: “It is quite impossible for me to tell you how invaluable he was to me as an officer …. he was absolutely fearless and indifferent as to his own safety …. a born soldier and leader of men”

[paulwilliams]

Separate Theodore Werner Thread

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=769950.0