Alice Elizabeth Main Marriage to Dr Taylor - Victoria or Elsewhere

[muso_bob]

Alice trained as a nurse and deaconess in Melbourne about 1900. Nurse in Alice Springs about late 1900's.

I am looking for a marriage to a Dr William Taylor - his name taken from her Death Certificate Victoria.
I am unsure, as she travelled overseas as a nurse missionary in Korea and India,could even married in Shanghai. She was a nurse in Korea and India between 1910 - 1920. I do not know when Alice was in Shanghai.
Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.

[giblet]

There are some newspaper articles on what appears to be the Doc's death, a little history on him in the articles as well.


http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/result?q&exactPhrase=Dr+William+Taylor&anyWords&notWords&l-decade=193&l-year=1938

[giblet]

When did Alice die? And was her death under the name Taylor?

[majm]

When did Alice die? And was her death under the name Taylor?

Hi there,

Perhaps this one?

There is an online INDEX showing a death registration, Croydon Victoria, in 1950 for an Alice Eliz TAYLOR, aged 70.  Parents indexed as Lawrence Drew MAIN and Francis HALL.   #18394.   

Cheers,  JM

[muso_bob]

Dear Giblet, thank you so much - answered a long time question and is the first personal details I have for him.

Dear majm - When did Alice die? And was her death under the name Taylor? Died in Croydon, Victoria Vic, 1950 as Alice Taylor.

Robert

[giblet]

The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1956)
Tuesday 6 June 1950

TAYLOR- On June 5, at Mt Dandenong, Alice, dearly beloved wife of the late Dr William Taylor, and   loved mother of Jean. Late of Korean Foreign Mission

[muso_bob]

Dear giblet, you are so kind, thank you. You must be in OZ or staying up very late.
Robert

[giblet]

Yep im in Oz, up in north QLD 

And your welcome 

[giblet]

Looks like the Doc was in Australia in 1920


The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1956)
Saturday 27 November 1920

GARDENVALE, North Rd., Mission Sunday.
Morning, Rev. R. Wilson Macaulay, B.A. and Dr. William Taylor (of Korea); evening, Rev.   E. L. Slade Mallen (of Collingwood).