Tour of St Katherine's Angican Church and cemetery, St Helena, 27 October 2014Born Digitalst katherine's church, st helena, cemetery, mapleton family, ellis family

People - Townsend; Ellis; Vance; Thomas Family Members Associated with - "Farm ""The Falls"" Malmsbury"

non-fictionThis story is the history of William Benjamin Ellis and his wife Mary Ann and Woodroffe Bishop.william benjamin ellis, woodroffe bishop

People - "Ellis, Min (Nelson); Ellis, Em Jack Max And Hal" Buildings - "House, Haystack" Associated with - "Farm ""The Falls"" Malmsbury"

Black and white copy of original photograph which shows a family group (and dog), posed for a photograph in front of a car.tom thornton, john ellis, may ellis, betty ellis, wilma thornton, ivan ellis, graeme ellis, lorraine ellis, mannibadar

Black and white photo of the Vogt Family Band, c1895. There are seven men and seven women/girls. They have wind and string instruments. Written on the back: Vogt family band. C1895.photo, group, musicians, peter ellis collection, vogt family band

Black and white photo of the Kurtz Family - Stringybark Band. Date on the back is Sep. 1981. The three men are playing accordion, violin and flute. The two women are playing the guitar and harmonica.photo, group, mixed group, peter ellis collection, kurtz family, stringybark band

People - "Thomas, Cora; Thomas, Nancy; Ellis, Max Olive Jack And Bill" Associated with - "Farm ""The Falls"" Malmsbury"

People - Ellis; Vance And Townsend Family Members Buildings - House Associated with - "Farm ""The Falls"" Malmsbury"

History of the Ellis family in Diamond Creek and Yarra Glen.William Ellis emigrated to Victoria in 1847 and bought most of the Wattle Glen area in 1850. He also had family connections to Kangaroo Ground.A black and white booklet, 12 pages, black and white illus.John Mackey in pencil inside front coverwattle glen, kangaroo ground, nillumbik historical society, william ellis, diamond creek, farming, walters family, ellis cottage

BHS CollectionThe Australian High Commissioner's Visit to Cornwall. Information supplied by Tom and Libby Luke. Mentioned is the visit by the Australian High Commissioner Mr Michael L'Estrange to Trevessa Farm, Cornwall, the birthplace of Sir John Quick. The Cornish Association placed a plaque on Trevessa Farm in 2002. Margaret Bigg, one of the owners of Trevessa Farm can claim to have relatives of the Ellis Family here in Bendigo. On the back is a copy of a Bendigo Advertiser article titled Cornish to honour their patron saint. It was dated March 4, 1992. Article contains some information on St Piran, the patron saint of miners. Also mentioned is the birthplace of Sir John Quick.bendigo, history, long gully history group, the long gully history group - the australian high commissioner's visit to cornwall, tom and libby luke, michael l'estrange, trevessa farm, sir john quick, camborne pool redruth urban regeneration company, dr tim williams, cr graeme hicks, cornwall county council, adrian and margaret bigg, the cornish association, john bolitho, ellis family, bendigo advertiser 4 mar 1992, st piran's day, tin mining, the cornish association of bendigo and district, eaglehawk town hall, eaglehawk dahlia and arts festival, max goldsworthy

People - "Ellis, Emma Mary; Vance, Thomas Alexander; Townsend, Cora" Associated with - Ellis & Richardson Kalgoorlie (Photographer)

People - "Ellis, Flo, Em, Godfrey; Vance, Tom & Alice; Burt Etc" Associated with - Ellis & Richardson Kalgoorlie (Photographer)

Colour photograph of two photos on a poster/plaque. Ichiko Takasuka with her two youngest children Aiko and Mario. Ichiko in later life.photo, group, takasuka family

Death and funeral notices for Mrs Maberly Ann Ellis, wife of Frederick William Ellis of Greensborough Hotel.Print of death and funeral notice from The Argus.ellis family

The Grave of Alfred Mapleton, aged 4 months (died 14/07/1879), Maberly Ann Ellis (died 14/10/1883), Ann Mapleton (died 24/12/1884) and Frederick William Ellis (died 28/09/1890), St Helena Cemetery.St Helena Cemetery was originally the burial place of the Beale family and friends. The first burials took place in the 1850s. There are now over 200 burials.Digital copy of colour photograph (grave)st helena cemetery, mapleton family, ellis family

Buildings - Ellis Water Falls People - Ellis Family

People - "Ellis Family, Townsend Family" Buildings - "Post Office, Store"

People - Ellis Family; Townsend Family; Webb & Webb Buildings - House

Negative (120) of a Grip car body in a park with a family sitting on the tram. Could be the Ellis family. Caption to donation sheet says Edwards Lake, Reservoir late 1930's. See image htd3621i1 and i2 for an image of Inspector Ellis.trams, tramways, cable trams, edwards lake, grip tram, reservoir

People - "Ellis Family; Townsend Family; Brown, L (Photographer)" Associated with - Thelma Studio (Photographer)

People - Ellis Family Buildings - Coliban Flour Mill Associated with - Ellis' Coliban Flour Mill

People - Ellis Family Buildings - Coliban Flour Mill Associated with - Ellis' Coliban Flour Mill

People - "Ellis Family, Townsend Family" Buildings - "Mill, Ellis' Coliban" Associated with - Coliban Flour Mill

People - Ellis Family Buildings - Mill (Ellis Coliban Mill) Associated with - Ellis' Coliban Flour Mill

Photo was taken in front of the front door of 'Camelford', 7 Norris Street. The presence of the red cross suggests that it was taken during the First World War. Two of the couples' surviving sons served in the war - Frederic George Bate (SERN 1945); Richard Alfred Bate (SERN 695); the third was rejected because he had lost a finger in an accident. Richard Bate came to Australia in 1868 from Cornwall - the house was named after the town there. He was a cabinetmaker and settled in Angaston, SA for a year before coming to Melbourne where he worked as a builder. He built ‘Avondale’, 176 Union Road (dem.) circa 1883 as a display home for the Davies family, subdividers of the first land auction in Surrey Hills. He built many houses including his retirement home at 7 Norris Street (demolished after 2000). In the 1880s Richard also built the Shire Hall in Station Street Box Hill, replaced in 1934 by the Box Hill Town Hall. Two of his sons were also carpenters. Richard died in 1937 aged 93 and his wife Annie Matilda died in 1935 aged 83; both are buried in Burwood Cemetery. House was rented out until probate was settled. Occupied in 2000 by Julie Ellis. REF: Letter to Julie Ellis from Jack Bate of Mildura, grandson of Richard and Annie Bate, dated 29/2/2000.A black and white photocopy of a photograph of a man dressed in a suit, standing beside a lady, seated, wearing a long sleeved, light coloured blouse and a long ankle length skirt. They are in front of a front door with lead light windows.mr richard bate, mrs annie bate, norris street, house names, camelford, avondale, union road, box hill shire hall, builders, ms julie ellis, davies family, annie matilda bate, richard alfred bate, frederic george bate, burwood cemetery, jack bate

Black and white copy of original photograph which shows horse drawn harvesting machinery being operated by Norman Ellis on a property at Mannibadar owned by the Lewers family.On front: "Norman Ellis harvesting on Lewers". On back: "G. Ellis" / "Norman Ellis harvesting on Lewers 19476".mannibadar, agriculture, farming, rural activity, harvesting, norman ellis, lewers family