Born at Spring Hill in 1866, Louisa Spencer married William Michael Grigg, a carrier/haulage contractor, in 1891. They lived in Ballarat where their first two children were born, then moved to Linton in about 1895. For a short period after this the family went to Western Australia, before returning to Linton in about 1900. Louisa and William Michael Grigg had five children - Georgina Myra (called Ena), Lilian Violet (called Cis), William Spencer (eventually known as "Bill Grigg Snr"), Nellie, and Spencer Lancelot. Louisa Grigg died in 1952.Black and white copy of original photograph of an older lady wearing glasses and a black hat with a feather on the left. She is wearing a light coloured outfit with a white collar and lots of buttons down the front. Louisa Caroline Grigg (Mrs. W. M. Grigg)"Mrs W Grigg, mother of Mr Billy Grigg."louisa caroline grigg (née louisa caroline spencer)

Book was used by William Grigg from 1929 to 1950. At the time of issue William noted his occupation as 'cartage contractor'.Depositor's pass book issued to William Michael Grigg by Bank of New South Wales, Linton. Cover of book is dark green.Text, front: " Folio 303 / William M. Grigg / In Account with / Bank of New South Wales / LINTON BRANCH. "william michael grigg, bank of new south wales

Book was used by Nellie Grigg from 1945 to 1951. At the time of issue Nellie resided at 141 Grey Street, East Melbourne. Nellie noted her occupation as 'clerk'.Bank book issued to Miss Nellie Grigg by Bank of New South Wales, Linton. Cover of book is dark green.Text, front: " Folio 9/20 / Miss N. Grigg Trust A/c / In Account with / Bank of New South Wales / LINTON BRANCH. "nellie grigg, bank of new south wales

Blue cardboard prize certificate with black printed text. Awarded to Maree Grigg for an addressed envelope.Text, printed: " Linton Presbyterian Church / SPRING SHOW, DECEMBER 7th, 1935. / FIRST PRIZE / For Addressed Envelope / Awarded to Maree Grigg. "linton presbyterian church, maree grigg, events

Pink cardboard prize certificate with black printed text. Awarded to Maree Grigg for a balance sheet.Text, printed: " Linton Presbyterian Church / SPRING SHOW, DECEMBER 7th, 1935. / SECOND PRIZE / For Balance Sheet / Awarded to Maree Grigg. "linton presbyterian church, maree grigg, events

Black and white copy of original photograph which shows an older gentleman (William Spencer Grigg, aka 'Bill Grigg Snr') wearing a cap and cardigan. He is standing next to an old, broken-down dray. Apparently, this wagon was once used by his father (William Michael Grigg)."Billy Grigg remembers. Linton's oldest citizen now 87, remembers when, as a boy, he drove that wagon for his father who abandoned it amidst the mullock heaps of Pitfield Plains nearly 80 years ago"william spencer grigg, bill grigg snr, billy grigg, pitfield plains, wagon/cart/dray

This house was the home of William Michael Grigg and his family. It later was lived in by Les & Gwen Kerr, Russell & Cathy Kerr, Cindy and Justin Liddy, Ivan and Mary Perrin. Christopher Grigg was given the photograph by his Great Aunt Nell Grigg.Original mounted photograph of weatherboard house with two girls standing in front."Grigg house - Geelong Road Linton/later owned by Kerrs/Ena & Nell Grigg/in garden at home/in Linton/Ena about 14 yrs Nell 4 yrs/1905".nell grigg, ena grigg, houses

Receipt issued by Kitty Sandow, the daughter of John and Ruby Sandow, who had from the late 1920s run a mixed business in Sussex Street, Linton. (Current address 88 Sussex Street.) Kitty worked in and later ran her parents' shop. After she married Reg Jennings in 1946, the shop became known as 'Jennings' Shop' or 'Jennings' Milk Bar'. 'Mrs W. Grigg' was probably Dora Grigg, nee Sandow, Kitty Sandow's aunt.Receipt issued to Mrs. W. Grigg from K. Sandow for the purchase of pears, cake, vinegar, cordial and meats. Receipt dated 01/04/1940.mrs. w. grigg, kitty sandow

Sketch by J. Grigg. If you are able to assist with information on this artist or artwork please contact us via the comment below.artwork, artist, j. grigg, drawing

Report - 27 pages, photocopied, stapled in top left hand corner, titled "Tram Priority - How and when will it happen" written by John L Grigg, Chief Engineer MMTB, 20 April 1983. Report looks impact of traffic light controls, tram only lanes, clearways, right turns, results of tests and trials. Has many charts, graphs and diagrams. Presented 20/4/1983, at IEAust Transportation Branch meeting with Ian McDonald, City Engineer Prahran.trams, tramways, tramways, road signs, traffic lights, tram priority, traffic control

Portrait of Michael John Griggmichael john grigg

Black and white copy of original photograph showing a man standing next to another man who is seated in front of a hut. Both are wearing hats."Wm. Grigg (Grandpa Grigg) chats with Paddy Crain at his camp c. 1920".ira (paddy) craine, william grigg (grandpa grigg), camp, carngham road, c1920

farm equipmentColour photograph, Mr. W. Grigg with horses and dray, Bungaree 1990.buninyong, w. grigg, horses, dray, bungaree

The exact dates in which the Kew Floral, Industrial and Arts Society flourished is unclear. We do know however that it was part of a more widespread series of competitions involving 'juveniles' from church Sunday schools in the 1880s and 1890s. The newspaper article which is part of this collection of documents, while undated, states that the exhibition grew out of the activities of the Congregational Church Sunday School in Walpole Street, Kew (Vic)The items in the Amy Grigg collection, including awards, items of appliqué and embroideries etc reveal much about the artistic and social activities in a suburb like Kew in the late 1880s.Five certificates awarded to Amy Grigg of Pakington Street Kew in competition for prizes awarded by the Society. The certificates are stored in the 'Kew Floral, Indutrial & Art Society' archive file with other items relating to Amy Watson (née Grigg) the mother of Joy Ivory. A supporting document, a newspaper article from 1889, accompanies the documents.Variousamy grigg, mrs albert watson, joy ivory

Black and white copy of original photograph showing a young man standing in front of a dark coloured truck with canvas canopy.grigg, truck

Black and white copy of original photograph showing a team of horses hauling logs out of a forest."Mr Wm. Grigg (senrs) team hauling timber - Coolgardie C. 1896."w m grigg, western australia, coolgardie, logging

Ena (Georgina Myra) and Cis (Lilian Violet) Grigg, the daughters of William Michael Grigg and his wife Louisa Caroline Grigg (née Spencer). Ena born 1891 and Cis born 1893.Original black and white studio portrait photograph of two young girls, who are both wearing light-coloured frocks, long dark socks and buttoned shoes.georgina myra (ena) grigg, lilian violet (cis) grigg

Card is part of collection of items donated by the Grigg family to LDHS after the death of Marie Grigg.Small Christmas card given to members of Linton Brownie Pack in 1930 by 'Brown Owl' L? Nicol. Card depicts a girl in Brownie uniform, sitting next to a very large owl which is winking at her.Inside the card, on line for name, handwritten: "Brownie Maree" Printed message: "With all Good Wishes for Christmas and the New Year / from" On line for name, handwritten: "L? Nicol / Brown Owl / Xmas 1930".christmas cards, brownies, girl guide movement, marie grigg legacy, christmas cards, l? nicol [brown owl]

Black and white photograph which shows members of the Grigg family - L-R, Eugene, Shane, Chris, Bill, Terry, Janice, Peter and Tim - in costume for the 1967 school centenary celebrations.linton state school no. 880, centenary celebrations 1967, grigg family, eugene grigg, shane grigg, chris grigg, bill grigg, terry grigg, janice grigg, peter grigg, tim grigg

Black and white photograph taken of three Linton men who volunteered for military service during World War II. The three are shown in military uniform, relaxing and enjoying a beer. L-R: Ted Shepherd, Ben Nicol, Spencer Grigg.world war 1939-1945, spencer grigg, ben nicol, ted shepherd

This photograph was sent by May (Marian) Hyatt, née Nicholls, to her brother and sister-in-law Edgar and Ethel Nicholls. May's note on the back of the photo identifies the children as "Ida" (Ida Hyatt, May's daughter) and "Mollie Norris". It also identifies a "Mr Greig", probably William Michael Grigg, who lived near the Hyatt family on Geelong Road, Linton. (Mollie Norris, a daughter of Lilian Violet ('Cis') Grigg and her husband Gerald Norris, was W.M. Grigg's granddaughter.)Black and white photograph which shows a very large pine tree that has either been felled or has fallen. Two small girls wearing sun-hats are sitting on top of the fallen trunk, along with two men, who are also wearing hats. A woman wearing a long dress and a hat is standing in front of the tree.On reverse: "Dear Edgar and Ethel / Just a snap of our big pine / Ida is the one nearest the / limb the other is Mr Greig & / Mollie Norrris & another chap / the tree is 44 years old & 52 ft / high. love from us all / at Linton / May".marian (may) hyatt née nicholls, ida hyatt, mary (mollie) norris, william michael grigg

Copy of a black and white image of the wedding of Dora Sandow to William Spencer Grigg. The bride and groom are in the centre of the image. The bride is standing whilst the groom is seated to her right. An unidentified woman (Bridesmaid) stands to the right of the groom and a man is seated to the left of the bride.dora sandow, william spencer grigg, neville sandow

Nell Grigg, in uniform, was a Red Cross Transport Driver during the second World War.Original black and white photograph, in ornate metal frame, of man in wheelchair being pushed into ambulance.nell grigg, red cross, world war ii, war work

Spencer Grigg, known as 'Tids', died as a POW in Thailand. Ted Shepherd lost his arm in WWII.Black and white image of two men in uniform standing in a doorway.spencer grigg, ted shepherd

Linton residents Joyce Dickson, nee Kerr, Bill Grigg Snr., and Doris Fordyce, wife of Bank of New South Wales manager.Black and white image of three people, two women and a man seated at a table holding glasses of alcohol.joyce dickson, bill grigg snr., doris fordyce

Ted Shepherd, Ben Nicol and Spencer Grigg, who all grew up in Linton, enlisted in the army during World War II. Spencer died as a prisoner of war.Small black and white copy of original photograph, which shows three young men in Australian army uniform.ted shepherd, ben nicol, spencer grigg

Small black and white image of three men standing at the rear of a covered camping van.Text, reverse: " Ivan / Lyle / N. Cornish / Xmas to Gramps."ivan grigg, lyle grigg, n. cornish, camping

Small black and white image of three men standing on a footpath outside a shop.lyle grigg, eugene grigg, d. hart