Index to Deaths in Victoria 1921 - 19851 compact disc in plastic caseContents listed on CDregisters of births deaths marriages, victoria, bdm - victoria, deaths - victoria

Navy blue cloth covered. bound 313 pages, b&w text and photosworld war 2, war service, teachers, enlistments, honours and decoratons, deaths, victoria

Large copy of an article featuring all the soldiers who lost their lives in Vietnam from Victoria dated 3rd October 1992heral Sun - Saturday 3rd October 1992newspaper, deaths in victoria

This medal commemerates both the death of Queen Victoria on the 22nd January 1901 and the coronation of King Edward V11 & Queen Alexandra, on the 26 June 1902.The death of Queen Victoria and the coronation of King Edward V11 & Queen Alexandra.A round Commemorative Royal Medal with the face of Queen Victoria on one side and on the other, the faces of Edward V11 & Alexandra. 1901. Commemorating the death of Queen Victoria and the Coronation of King George V11 and Queen Alexandra.This medal on one side has the face of Queen Victoria with the words "VICTORIA DIED JANUARY 22ND 1901", and on the reverse side it has the faces of and the inscripton, "Edward V11 AND ALEXANDRA 1901"king edward v11 queen alexandra coronation, queen victoria death

A3 photocopy of Death Certificate and certification from Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages Victoria 1988

Photograph of steam trams at Charing Cross, Fountain, during a procession for the death of Queen Victoria. Dated Feb. 1901. Copied by Keith Kings from The Bendigonian 5/2/1901. Photo caption notes different types of six wheel trailers. Black and White copy print contained within the Wal Jack Bendigo and Geelong Album, see Reg Item 5003 for more details.Yields information about the use of steam trams during a special event in Bendigo.Black and white print with source notes on the rear.On rear in ink " S-A773, Bendigo, Steam Tram Motor and two different types of 6 window trailers at Charing Cross (Procession re death of Queen Victoria). Copied by Keith Kings ex "The Bendigonian" 5/2/1901. "trams, tramways, bendigo, steam trams, charing cross

Typed correspondence to the Registrar of the Ballarat School of Mines on foolscap paper lined in black, a mark of respect following the death of Queen Victoria. education department, victoria, ballarat school of mines, science schools, mourning, queen victoria

Document. Victoria Death Certificate Reg. No. 9285/1999 of Gertrude Eva Perry 8th April 1999. Father - Herbert Louis Perry. Mother - Evaline Rosa Perry.person, individual, gertrude perry, gertrude perry collection, death certificate gertrude eva perry, perry herbert louis, perry evaline rosa

Bendigo Advertiser ''The way we were'' from 2000. Farewell: a commemorative service for the death of Queen Victoria early in 1901. Photo courtesy of the Bendigo Historical Society. The clip is in a folder.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were

The black border recognised the death of Queen Victoria.Handwritten letter on letterhead Public Library, Museums, and National Gallery of Victoria which was bordered in black. The paper has been embossed with the crest of the library. The letter requests copies of the Ballarat School of Mines Annual Reports for the library.ballarat school of mines, melbourne public library, national gallery of victoria, letterhead, armstrong, state library of victoria, copyright act, legal deposit, crest, emboss

The Australian War Memorial provides the following details about John Stanley Walker: Service number: 418494 Rank: Flight Sergeant Unit: 1 Service Flying Training School Point Cook Service: Royal Australian Air Force Conflict: 1939-1945 Date of death: 23 January 1943 Place of death: Victoria Cause of death: Accidental Source: AWM148 Roll of Honour cards, 1939-1945 War, Air Force .Oil painting on plyboard, framed with stained pine. Features head and shoulders of John Stanley Walker in RAAF uniform with cap.Signed in front bottom left: 'Jos. Schwarcz / Albury / 1943'1943, ballarat college, world war 2, john stanley walker, r a a f, w w 2

This photograph was probably taken at the opening of the Federal Parliament in Melbourne.Not an original photograph but of interest because it shows together two 'towering' figures in Australian Light Horse history.Black and white photograph of two officers seated being Lieutenant Colonel Harry Chauvel (left) and Colonel Tom Price, May 1901. Chauvel is in light Horse uniform and Price in Victorian Mounted Rifles uniform. Both are wearing mourning bands on their sleeve, possibly mourning the recent death of Queen Victoria (22 January 1901). The photograph is laminated and is possibly an image cut from a publication. chauvel, price, light horse, vmr, melbourne, federation, uniform

The Queens South Africa Medal was awarded to British and Colonial Military personal and civilians who served in the Second Boer War. On the death of Queen Victoria the medal became the "Kings Africa Medal". Was awarded for service after January 1902. There were 176,000 medals awarded.Queens South African Medal. Round Silver Medal with 4 bars on cotton ribbon - Orange Red and Black stripes. The Bars were for campaigns South Africa 1902 , South Africa1901, Transvaal and Orange Free State. There were 26 bars awarded for the various campaigns. Obverse side shows Queen Victoria - reverse side depicts Britannia with South Africa above.The medal was awarded to Private J James # 2784. RLY. PNR. REG x. Wording on outer rim of obverse side reads " Victoria Regina Et Imperatrix ".

Black and white photo: ( copy from Bendigo and Vicinity ? ) commemorative service for the death of Queen Victoria early in 1901. Service held in Rosalind Park. Photo shows the parade held in Pall Mall. Alexandra Fountain in middle of photo. Soldiers marching wearing white pith helmets, guns reversed. Beehive Store and Mining Exchange in Pall Mall. Legal managers, staff and spectators standing in the roadway.bendigo, queen victoria, commemorative service, pall mall, alexandra fountain

Black and white photograph showing Pall Mall with Beehive Building, Shamrock Hotel, Alexandra Fountain, Parade (military?). Crowd watching, some in horse drawn vehicles. Trams at Fountain. Flags at half mast. Inscriptions on back 'MP 254'. Circular rubber stamp 'Royal Historical Society of Victoria, Bendigo Branch'. History of object: Commemorative service for death of Queen Victoria, early 1901, which was held in Rosalind Park following parade.Bendigo Advertiserplace, streetscape, pall mall, see also 2000.539.01

Cropped reproduction of photograph, shows tram in background of Alexandra Fountain, military personnel in foreground could be Bendigo Volunteer Rifles(?) Steam tram and 2 trailers. Pall Mall. On back , 'Bendigo, Steam Tram Motor and Trailers at Fountain, Note: The rear trailer Is slightly larger than the other one. (Procession re death of Queen Victoria), Copied from Bendigonian 5/2/1901', stamped on back 'KS Kings Collection, S-A773'.basil miller, bendigo trams

Louisa Vine nee Weir with her brother Richard Vine who was killed in France 1918 WW1 seated in Studio portrait with fern fronds. Information in folder from Digger - Death index. Victoria 1921-1985 (page 1) 10 May 2013 Vine Mary Ellen Vine Richd Hy Louisa T Weir 1876 Stawell 70 1946 19413 D Warren Florence Maud Vine Richard H Thurga Weir 1874 Staw 83 1957 18511 D n. William Johnathan Warren b. 1864 d. 25.10.39 (75) Studio photograph of a woman and child. The woman is seated and the child standing on a platform. The woman has she arm around the child's waist. The child outfit has buttons down the front with a bow around his collar. The woman's dress is heavily frilled at the base with a lace collar. Fern frons and floral reefs decorate either side of the seated pair.E. Askew Southmolton Paradise on the back - Auntie = Louise Vine, V = Uncle Richard Vine Brother killed in France 1914 -1918 Lilar. Sister - died ?? date in the Family Bible. Brother & Sister of Florence Maud Warren (nee Vine) V = Mary Ellen Vinestawell portrait

Jet became popular in the Victorian era for mourning jewellery, which became fashionable after the death of Queen Victoria's husband Prince Albert in 1861. Jet is a dense black fossilized wood, almost like coal, and very light in weight. It is easy to cut, so carved well. It became popular in the Victorian era for mourning jewellery, which became fashionable.This jet necklace is typical of the mourning jewellery worn by early settler women in Moorabbin Shire c1900A continuous circular, long, black necklace with small jet beads.Nonejewellery, mourning wear, jet stone, queen victoria fashion, early settlers, pioneers, black clothing, moorabbin mirror, bader fran, rietman august, rennick stefanie, resin jewellery,

Black and white photograph showing Pall Mall with Beehive Building, Shamrock Hotel, Alexandra Fountain. Military parade. Crowd watching, some in horse drawn vehicles. Trams at Fountain. Flags at half mast. Commemorative service for death of Queen Victoria, early 1901, which was held in Rosalind Park following parade. Three horse drawn vehicles are in the foreground. One building has Henderson & Doolsson Furniture & Drapery painted on the side. There are two copies, the original glued on cardboard, the other in a black paper folder.bendigo, streetscape, pall mall