VIC - Marriage(s) -Look up please

[annecaroline]

Hello Everyone

I have just looked for some information on Eliza Cameron who was Rachel Heasman - Cameron-Parkin's dau.
Eliza Cameron married Archibald Hume 1895
children:
Archibald Thomas Hume born 1896
Robert Stanley Hume born 1899
David Aylmore Hume born 1902
Norman Andrew Hume born 1907

Note the Aylmore name used again.
Lucy
The good news is if you go into Rootsweb and do search for Archibald Hume you will find someone is doing this family

Annie

[Lucy2]

Wonderful Annie !   Thanks so much   

I'm off to Rootsweb !

Lu

[JAP]

Going back to the Page 19 summaries:
  "*Eliza CAMERON 1868; HUME Eliza, father Cameron Donald, mother Rachel HEASMAN, died age 88 at COBU (probably Coburg) 1957 #249 - Eliza is buried at the Coburg Cemetery"

Annie, to add to this (might amend summaries tomorrow though it's getting a long way away from the principals):
*HUME Archibald, father Hume Robt, mother Margt GIBSON, d aged 80, S Melb, 1948 #4404
*HUME Archibald Thomas, father Archibald, mother Eliza Unknown (nee Eliza CAMERON, the daughter of 'our' Rachel HEASMAN), d aged 67, at Rese, Vic 1962 #25330
*HUME David Aylmore, father Archibald, mother Eliza (as above), d aged 80, at Fran, Vic 1982, #22119

And at Coburg Cemetery are father Archibald, mother Eliza and their little son Robert Stanley:
Coburg Cemetery PRESBYTERIAN: Compartment: P Grave No: 551.
HUME
Archibald, 10 May 1948 aged 80
Eliza 20 Dec 1956 aged 88
Robert Stanley 30 Aug 1904 aged 5
 
JAP

[tropicalj]

adding  in a couple of registration  numbers for reference

Norman Andrew Hume  born 1907  at South Melbourne  reg no 4657

married in Victoria 1923 reference no 12346 to Pauline Cook

David Aylmore Hume     born 1902 at Carlton reg no 16902

married in Victoria 1928 reference no 7369 to Irene Beryl Nelson

regards Jenn

[aumarire]

Hi again,
Just to let you all know that I have applied via a transcription agent for the marriage of William R Heasman and /Newby marriage in NSW. Will let you know what transpires from that.

Just in case,, you never know,,, but if any of you come across a ''spare'' James Balli, please let me have him ha!!

The reason i say this is remember, Marion married a Giovanni Balli from Switzerland, and she then goes off to New Zealand, gives birth to a child named William Balli who later on becomes known as William Caldwell. ( after Marions supposed marriage to a Mr Caldwell)  Marion and Giovani had two previous children, one named George who I believe to be the George Heasman who is recorded as dead in 1870, and recorded as being the son of William and Jane ( his grandparents). However,, when Marion died in Melbourne in 1890, the children of her first marriage to Giovanni Balli were listed as being alive, that is James age 23 and William age 22. We know of course that the William is the one I mentioned above, that he becomes known as William Caldwell, but I still have never known or found out what become of James, and of course he may well have gone and married or died later on under the name of James Balli, James Caldwell, James Heasman, James,, well just about anything, if the name changes that occur in this family of ours is anything to go by.
So as I say,, if any of you have a spare James hanging around,,, do let me know please.
In the meantime, I will let you all know the outcome of the marriage of William R Heasman as soon as it arrives.
Aumarire

[tropicalj]

Hello  there
been  looking at  the electorall  rolls

have ssome information

from 1903 to 1931
Rachel Parkin resided at the Boathouse Albert Park Lake Queens

her husband William Parkin  was  there as a boat builder 1903, 1914
their son
William Parkin  was residing ng there in 1903

son Charles Leslie Parkin  there in 1931 as a boat builder
so was
Lilliam May Parkin  home duties

unfortunately  the site  is  on overload at  the  moment so  will  have to  try tomorrow

kind regards Jenn

[annecaroline]

Hi

Hopefully the electoral rolls might turn up a new clue,I cannot find any trace of Jane ,Peter Anderson ,Elizabeth Ann or Amelia and James Bradley after 1871.

What I do find interesting is that Jane's grandchildren when having their children start to use family names.
Eg Eliza Hume nee Cameron using the name Aylmore in her sons name.
When  Jane's children were marrying most of them were spelling it in different ways even their own maiden name of Heasman was written with so many spellings.
Yet two generations later the great grandchildren have the correct spelling etc.
You would have to think the  Granny Jane must of been close to her granchildren for them to name their children with her maiden name or even know it.

Annie

[aumarire]

Hi again,
Oh bother, oh darn, oh opps,, can't say that word,,, received the transcript of William Richard Heasman's marriage, and it tells us precisely  zilch, zero.
It gives his  name, occupation, and his residence, and the same for his bride. There are two witness's, but those names are unclear as well. I will attach the transcribed entry, so you can see for yourselves.
So this does not really show us at all that this is 'our' William Richard Heasman.
Aumarire

[JAP]

Oh Aumarire,  That is appalling!  Something seems to be very strange about this.  I wonder whether Mr Turtle - who presumably has seen heaps of certificates - can offer any explanation as to why this certificate essentially has no information.  One would think that, at the very least, the parties would have had some idea about their ages and places of birth!

I wonder whether the Wellington Historical Society might have some suggestions/resources for finding something else - anything - about William & Harriet.

What a shame!

Perhaps there might be something in the local newspapers - notices, obituaries - re the deaths of William & Harriet.

JAP