Shirley Elizabeth Nevell, –1996
- Name
- Shirley Elizabeth /Nevell/
- Given names
- Shirley Elizabeth
- Surname
- Nevell
| Death of a paternal grandfather | Thomas Edwin Nevell 14 September 1931 Riversdale, Rylstone, New South Wales, Australia Latitude: S32.803007 Longitude: E149.967505Google Maps™Bing Maps™OpenStreetMap™ DEATHS: NEVELL. - September 14, at his residence, Riversdale, Rylstone, Thomas Edwin Nevell, aged 73. Interred Riversdale Family Cemetery September 16. Sydney Morning Herald, Friday 18 September 1931, p. 8. Death Notice Thomas Edwin Nevell |
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| Burial of a paternal grandfather | Thomas Edwin Nevell 16 September 1931 Thomas Edwin Nevell 1858-1931 headstone Riversdale Cemetery Note: Taken 2008 by F Nevell |
| Death of a father | Warwick Bradley Irving Nevell 9 June 1933 SUDDEN DEMISE Mr. Warwick Neville, of Carwell, died very suddenly on Thursday afternoon, but no particulars are to hand. The funeral took place in the private family cemetery on Friday afternoon. Full details will be published in Thursday's issue of this paper. Mudgee Guardian, Monday 9 January 1933, p. 6. Death Warwick Nevell |
| Marriage | William Henry Galton — View this family 1949 St Mark's, Granville, New South Wales, Australia Latitude: S33.833349 Longitude: E151.008487Google Maps™Bing Maps™OpenStreetMap™ Note: Galton-Nevell For her wedding at St. Marks Church, Granville, to Mr. William Galton, Miss Shirley El… Galton-Nevell For her wedding at St. Marks Church, Granville, to Mr. William Galton, Miss Shirley Elizabeth Nevell wore a trained gown of off-white angel skin lace over shell pink slipper satin, with a tiered veil of cut tulle held in place with a coronet of gardenias. Gardenias, bouvardia, and Cecil Brunner roses were the flowers in, the bouquet. Only daughter of Mrs. Nevell, of Fairfield, and the late Mr. Warwick Nevell, formerly of Rylstone, the bride was attended by Miss Lynette Hatch, wearing turquoise crepe, and flower girl, DoRothy Hannaford, niece of the bridegroom, who wore pale pink embroidered organdie. They carried shaded Talisman roses to match their head-dresses. Mr. Tom Richardson was best man. The posy of miniature lilies which the bride's mother pinned on her Air Force blue beaded frock, were flown from Melbourne. She was assisted in receiving eighty guests at Hiawatha, by the bridegroom's mother who wore ice blue moss crepe. Unusual Swan Lake icing decorated the three tier cake, made by the bridesmaid's mother, Mrs. Hatch (Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate, Wednesday 23 February 1949, page 6). |
| Birth of a daughter | Ann Shirley Galton 11 July 1950 Note: BIRTHS: GALTON (nee Nevell). July 11, at Royal Women's, to Bill and Betty, a daughter (Anne Shirley)… BIRTHS: GALTON (nee Nevell). July 11, at Royal Women's, to Bill and Betty, a daughter (Anne Shirley) (Sydney Morning Herald, Saturday 29 July 1950, page 42). |
| Death of a paternal grandmother | Kathleen Ida Clarke 26 February 1951 MRS. KATHLEEN NEVELL An elderly resident of Rylstone, Mrs. Kathleen Nevell, aged 87 years, died at her home, 'Riversdale', on Monday last. The late Mrs. Nevell, whose home had been at "Riversdale" for many years, leaves a family of three daughters. The remains were taken to Sydney for cremation at Rookwood today (Thursday). Our deepest sympathy is extended to the family in their loss. Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 1 March 1951, p. 11. Obituary Kathleen Nevell |
| Death of a daughter | Ann Shirley Galton 6 November 1951 284 Fairfield Street, Fairfield, New South Wales, Australia Latitude: S33.871511 Longitude: E150.959576Google Maps™Bing Maps™OpenStreetMap™ |
| Death of a brother | Thomas Irving Nevell 8 June 1969 Death Notice Thomas Irving Nevell The death occurred suddenly on Sunday night in Sydney of Mr. Tom Nevell, only son of the late Mr. Warwick Nevell, of 'Riversdale', Rylstone, and Mrs. Ethel Nevell, of Fairfield. His death was not altogether unexpected as he had not been in good health since his discharge from the army in World War II. Mr. Nevell leaves a widow and two children, a boy and a girl. He was 43. Mudgee Guardian, Friday 13 June 1969, p. 6. Death Thomas Irving Nevell |
| Death of a mother | Ethel Alfreda Hare 30 June 1989 Note: DEATHS: NEVELL. Ethel Alfreda. June 30. 1989. at hospital, late of Fairfield, beloved wife of the la… DEATHS: NEVELL. Ethel Alfreda. June 30. 1989. at hospital, late of Fairfield, beloved wife of the late Warwick Nevell (of Riversdale, Rylstone), loved mother and mother-in-law of Shirley and Bill. Thomas (deceased) and Lyn, fond grandma of Christine, Peter, Bill, Dianne and Kathryn, cherished great-grandma of their children. At peace. Privately cremated. (Sydney Morning Herald, Wednesday, July 05, 1989). |
| Burial of a father | Warwick Bradley Irving Nevell Warwick Nevell 1888-1933 headstone Riversdale Cemetery Note: Taken 2008 by F Nevell |
| Death | 16 November 1996 |
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| Marriage | Marriage — 1922 — |
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| Marriage | Marriage — 1949 — St Mark's, Granville, New South Wales, Australia |
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1950–1951
Birth: 11 July 1950 — Royal Women's Hospital, Paddington, New South Wales, Australia Death: 6 November 1951 — 284 Fairfield Street, Fairfield, New South Wales, Australia |
| Marriage | Galton-Nevell For her wedding at St. Marks Church, Granville, to Mr. William Galton, Miss Shirley Elizabeth Nevell wore a trained gown of off-white angel skin lace over shell pink slipper satin, with a tiered veil of cut tulle held in place with a coronet of gardenias. Gardenias, bouvardia, and Cecil Brunner roses were the flowers in, the bouquet. Only daughter of Mrs. Nevell, of Fairfield, and the late Mr. Warwick Nevell, formerly of Rylstone, the bride was attended by Miss Lynette Hatch, wearing turquoise crepe, and flower girl, DoRothy Hannaford, niece of the bridegroom, who wore pale pink embroidered organdie. They carried shaded Talisman roses to match their head-dresses. Mr. Tom Richardson was best man. The posy of miniature lilies which the bride's mother pinned on her Air Force blue beaded frock, were flown from Melbourne. She was assisted in receiving eighty guests at Hiawatha, by the bridegroom's mother who wore ice blue moss crepe. Unusual Swan Lake icing decorated the three tier cake, made by the bridesmaid's mother, Mrs. Hatch (Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate, Wednesday 23 February 1949, page 6). |
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| Media object | Note: Date unknown Photographer unknown |
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| Media object | Note: Date unknown Photographer unknown |