Lilly May Walker, 1885–1962 (aged 77 years)
- Name
- Lilly May /Walker/
- Given names
- Lilly May
- Surname
- Walker
- Married name
- Lilly May /Edmunds/
| Birth | 1885 |
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| Marriage | Edgar A S Edmunds — View this family 6 May 1908 (aged 23 years) WEDDING BELLS. EDMONDS - WALKER. A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. James' Church, King-street, Sydney, on Wednesday, May 6th, the Rev. Carr-Smith officiating. The contracting parties being Mr. E. A. Saunderson-Edmonds, son of Mr. W. Edmonds, Petersham, and Miss Lily May Walker, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Henry Walker, of Tong Bong, Rylstone. The bride entered the church on the arm of her bRother-in-law, Mr. T. Stephens, who sub-equently gave her away, and had for her bridesmaids Miss Walker (sister) and Miss Weston also little Miss Kathleen Weston and Master A. McDiamond, who acted as train bearers, the groomsman being Mr. H. Walker (Glebe.) The bridal party as they stood at the altar made a very charming group, the bride looking handsome in a gown of white Brussels net, embroidered all over with silver, and draped with a raised design of silver roses, the bodice having a vest of interlaced silver cord and revers finished with ball fringe and silver tassels. The costume was mounted on a princess robe of ivory satin. The court train of brocaded satin was lined throughout with silver tissue, and trimmed with numerous frills of accordian pleated chiffon, with panels of silver embroidery, finished with cluster of orange blossoms. An embroidered tulle veil and a coronet of orange blossoms finished this charm-ing toilette, the boquet of white carnations and diamond ring were the bridegroom's gifts. The bridesmaid, Miss Walker, wore a costume of cream messelaine silk over glace, the bodice having a yoke of honiton lace and bertha of chiffon aplique, edged with ball fringe and finished with gold cord tassels. Miss Wesbon's frock of cream sechilienne over glace was worn with a blouse of fillett lace, trimmed with silk embroidery and finished with gold cord tassels. Both wore picture hats of white felt, trimmed with glace silk and ostrich plumes, and carried shower bouquets of pink carnations, and wore pearl and ruby star pendants, gifts of the bridegroom. Little Miss Kathleen Weston's frock of cream velvet was trimmed with point lace, and worn with a bonnet of lace, trimmed with large ostrich plumes she carried a basket of roses and wore a ruby and pearl pendant, gifts of the bridegroom. Master A. McDiamond wore a suit of white satin, a large felt hat with ostrich plume, and wore a gold medal, gift of the bridegroom. The service was fully choral. As the bridal party left the altar Miss Ruby McDonald sang, ''Beloved, it is morn.'' A reception was held at the A. B.C. Cafe, Pitt-street, about 90 guests being present, when a very pleasant afternoon was spent. Mr. and Mrs. Saunderson-Edmonds left amid showers of confetti per ex-press for Melbourne, thence to Adelaide and Hobart, where the honey-moon is being spent, the bride travelling in a coat and skirt of cream cloth, hat of rose silk trimmed with velvet and large white ostrich plume ; a set of English fox furs com-pleted the costume. The presents were numerous and costly, some of which are included below : - Bridegroom to bride...Diamond ring and set of furs Bride to groom...Set of gold sleeve links Mother of bride...Cheque Mother of bridegroom...Piano Father of bridegroom...Cheque Captain and Mrs. Greer...Toilet silver Mr and Mrs W. Walker...Cheque Mr and Mrs J. Dalley...Silver tea set Mr and Mrs T. Stephens...Cheque Mr and Mrs J. Warmsley...Cheque Mr and Mrs A. McDiamond...Silver hot water jug Mr and Mrs. E. Robards...Silver butter dish Mr and Mrs Parry...Silver photo frame, pair silver toilet bottles and book Mr and Mrs Thompson...Case of afternoon tea spoons Mr and-JVJrs York...Doulton tea service Mr and Mrs W. Lester...Silver and oak tea tray Mr and Mrs Finley...Silver cruet Dr and Mrs Salwey...Pair silver cruets Nurse Page...Pair Doulton vases Mrs R. Carey...Pair Doulton vases Misses Robards... Pair silver salts Misses Gournell...Case of afternoon tea forks Misses V. and K. Weston...Copper tray and brush Miss M. Walker...Ruby and pearl dagger ,, Folbigg...Silver photo frame ,, Dunn...Oil painting ,, Weston...Silver mounted salad bowl and servers „ Hutchings...Silver jam dish ,, Harrison...Silver cream and sugar set ,, L. Harrison...Silver sweet dish ,, Fleming...Silver-mounted toilet mirror ,, Tuft...Silver jam dish and case „ Morehead...Silver sweet dish „ Ruby McDonald...Silver jam dish Dr, Benson...Case of tea spoons and tongs Mr. E. J. Robards.. Silver card tray ,, B. Carey...Set of Venetian glasses and jug ,, Blinkensopp...Bronze fruit stand ,, Myers...Silver card basket ,, A. Anderson...Cheque ,, Ducket...Silver serviette rings ,, W. Walker...Case of silver spoons (Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative, Thursday 28 May 1908, page 17). Note: MARRIAGE. EDMONDS — WALKER — On May 6th, 1908, at St. James' Church of England, King-street Sydney,… MARRIAGE. EDMONDS — WALKER — On May 6th, 1908, at St. James' Church of England, King-street Sydney, by the Rev. W. Carr-Smith, Edgar A. S., son of Mr W. Edmonds, Petersham, to Lily May, daughter of the late Henry Walker, Tong Bong, Rylstone (Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative, Thursday 21 May 1908, page 7). |
| Death of a mother | Harriet Riches 30 April 1929 (aged 44 years) Note: DEATHS: WALKER. - April 30, at Dora Creek, Harriet Walker, aged 88 years, widow of the late Henry Wa… DEATHS: WALKER. - April 30, at Dora Creek, Harriet Walker, aged 88 years, widow of the late Henry Walker, of Tong Bong, Rylstone. At rest (Sydney Morning Herald, Thursday 2 May 1929, page 10). DEATH Mrs. Harriet Walker, of Tong Bong, Rylstone, died at Dora Creek on April 30, aged 88 years (Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative, Monday 6 May 1929, page 2). |
| Burial of a mother | Harriet Riches 2 May 1929 (aged 44 years) FUNERALS. WALKER.-the relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. JAMES WALKER, Mr. and Mrs. THOS. STEPHENS, Mr. and Mrs. EDGAR EDMUNDS, Mr. and Mrs. JOHN DALLY, Mr. and Mrs. JOHN WAMSELY are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved MOTHER, Mrs. Harriet Walker, late of Tong Bong, Rylstone; to take place on THURSDAY, May 2, at Rylstone, via Mudgee. Mudgee papers, please copy (Sydney Morning Herald, Wednesday 1 May 1929, page 15). |
| Death of a sister | Harriet Walker 13 December 1944 (aged 59 years) Note: DEATHS: DALLEY.- December 13, 1944, at Manly, Harriet Dalley, relict of the late John Edward Dalley,… DEATHS: DALLEY.- December 13, 1944, at Manly, Harriet Dalley, relict of the late John Edward Dalley, late of Forest Lodge, and loving mother of Francis W. B. Dalley, of 11 Pacific Street, Manly, aged 74 years (Sydney Morning Herald, Thursday 14 December 1944, page 10). |
| Death of a brother | William Walker 12 March 1951 (aged 66 years) DEATH MR. WILLIAM WALKER The death occurred at his home, Mudgee road, near Gulgong on Monday morning last, of Mr. William Walker, aged 85 years. Deceased, who was a native of Rylstone, is survived by his wife and the following family: Miss Edna Harriet Walker (Gulgong), Mrs. E. (Una May) Doorey (Singleton) and Mr. Norman Walker (Gulgong). The funeral was arranged to take place to the Presbyterian portion of the Gulgong cemetery yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon. Our sincere sympathy is extended to the bereaved ones. Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 15 March 1951, p. 18. |
| Burial of a brother | William Walker 14 March 1951 (aged 66 years) Headstone reads: In loving memory of Our dear father William Walker Died 12th march 1951 Aged 85 years Remembered by their son & daughters [with Mary] |
| Death of a sister | Mary Ann Walker 24 September 1951 (aged 66 years) 185 John Street, Lidcombe, New South Wales, Australia Latitude: S33.85103731639719 Longitude: E151.04966258331234Google Maps™Bing Maps™OpenStreetMap™ Note: DEATHS: WAMSLEY Mary Ann - September 24 1951 at her residence 185 John Street Lidcombe beloved wife… DEATHS: WAMSLEY Mary Ann - September 24 1951 at her residence 185 John Street Lidcombe beloved wife of the late John Thomas Womsley, loving mother of Jean (Mrs A W Wood) loved mother in law of Arthur and grandmother of Pamela aged 75 sears (Sydney Morning Herald, Tuesday 25 September 1951, page 2). |
| Death | 1962 (aged 77 years) |
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Birth: 1873 Death: 13 December 1944 — Manly, New South Wales, Australia |
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Birth: 1875 Death: 24 September 1951 — 185 John Street, Lidcombe, New South Wales, Australia |
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| Marriage | Marriage — 6 May 1908 — St James Church of England, King Street, Sydney |
| Marriage | WEDDING BELLS. EDMONDS - WALKER. A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. James' Church, King-street, Sydney, on Wednesday, May 6th, the Rev. Carr-Smith officiating. The contracting parties being Mr. E. A. Saunderson-Edmonds, son of Mr. W. Edmonds, Petersham, and Miss Lily May Walker, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Henry Walker, of Tong Bong, Rylstone. The bride entered the church on the arm of her bRother-in-law, Mr. T. Stephens, who sub-equently gave her away, and had for her bridesmaids Miss Walker (sister) and Miss Weston also little Miss Kathleen Weston and Master A. McDiamond, who acted as train bearers, the groomsman being Mr. H. Walker (Glebe.) The bridal party as they stood at the altar made a very charming group, the bride looking handsome in a gown of white Brussels net, embroidered all over with silver, and draped with a raised design of silver roses, the bodice having a vest of interlaced silver cord and revers finished with ball fringe and silver tassels. The costume was mounted on a princess robe of ivory satin. The court train of brocaded satin was lined throughout with silver tissue, and trimmed with numerous frills of accordian pleated chiffon, with panels of silver embroidery, finished with cluster of orange blossoms. An embroidered tulle veil and a coronet of orange blossoms finished this charm-ing toilette, the boquet of white carnations and diamond ring were the bridegroom's gifts. The bridesmaid, Miss Walker, wore a costume of cream messelaine silk over glace, the bodice having a yoke of honiton lace and bertha of chiffon aplique, edged with ball fringe and finished with gold cord tassels. Miss Wesbon's frock of cream sechilienne over glace was worn with a blouse of fillett lace, trimmed with silk embroidery and finished with gold cord tassels. Both wore picture hats of white felt, trimmed with glace silk and ostrich plumes, and carried shower bouquets of pink carnations, and wore pearl and ruby star pendants, gifts of the bridegroom. Little Miss Kathleen Weston's frock of cream velvet was trimmed with point lace, and worn with a bonnet of lace, trimmed with large ostrich plumes she carried a basket of roses and wore a ruby and pearl pendant, gifts of the bridegroom. Master A. McDiamond wore a suit of white satin, a large felt hat with ostrich plume, and wore a gold medal, gift of the bridegroom. The service was fully choral. As the bridal party left the altar Miss Ruby McDonald sang, ''Beloved, it is morn.'' A reception was held at the A. B.C. Cafe, Pitt-street, about 90 guests being present, when a very pleasant afternoon was spent. Mr. and Mrs. Saunderson-Edmonds left amid showers of confetti per ex-press for Melbourne, thence to Adelaide and Hobart, where the honey-moon is being spent, the bride travelling in a coat and skirt of cream cloth, hat of rose silk trimmed with velvet and large white ostrich plume ; a set of English fox furs com-pleted the costume. The presents were numerous and costly, some of which are included below : - Bridegroom to bride...Diamond ring and set of furs Bride to groom...Set of gold sleeve links Mother of bride...Cheque Mother of bridegroom...Piano Father of bridegroom...Cheque Captain and Mrs. Greer...Toilet silver Mr and Mrs W. Walker...Cheque Mr and Mrs J. Dalley...Silver tea set Mr and Mrs T. Stephens...Cheque Mr and Mrs J. Warmsley...Cheque Mr and Mrs A. McDiamond...Silver hot water jug Mr and Mrs. E. Robards...Silver butter dish Mr and Mrs Parry...Silver photo frame, pair silver toilet bottles and book Mr and Mrs Thompson...Case of afternoon tea spoons Mr and-JVJrs York...Doulton tea service Mr and Mrs W. Lester...Silver and oak tea tray Mr and Mrs Finley...Silver cruet Dr and Mrs Salwey...Pair silver cruets Nurse Page...Pair Doulton vases Mrs R. Carey...Pair Doulton vases Misses Robards... Pair silver salts Misses Gournell...Case of afternoon tea forks Misses V. and K. Weston...Copper tray and brush Miss M. Walker...Ruby and pearl dagger ,, Folbigg...Silver photo frame ,, Dunn...Oil painting ,, Weston...Silver mounted salad bowl and servers „ Hutchings...Silver jam dish ,, Harrison...Silver cream and sugar set ,, L. Harrison...Silver sweet dish ,, Fleming...Silver-mounted toilet mirror ,, Tuft...Silver jam dish and case „ Morehead...Silver sweet dish „ Ruby McDonald...Silver jam dish Dr, Benson...Case of tea spoons and tongs Mr. E. J. Robards.. Silver card tray ,, B. Carey...Set of Venetian glasses and jug ,, Blinkensopp...Bronze fruit stand ,, Myers...Silver card basket ,, A. Anderson...Cheque ,, Ducket...Silver serviette rings ,, W. Walker...Case of silver spoons (Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative, Thursday 28 May 1908, page 17). |
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| Marriage | MARRIAGE. EDMONDS — WALKER — On May 6th, 1908, at St. James' Church of England, King-street Sydney, by the Rev. W. Carr-Smith, Edgar A. S., son of Mr W. Edmonds, Petersham, to Lily May, daughter of the late Henry Walker, Tong Bong, Rylstone (Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative, Thursday 21 May 1908, page 7). |