Jenning family historyRed translucent cover with Red spine.on white sticker on spine: George Jenningsstawell, family history

Ilma, Bill and Reg Jennings were Dulcie's brothers and sister. Kitty Sandow afterwards married Reg Jennings.Photograph shows bride wearing satin gown and veil, groom wearing formal suit and carrying white gloves, with their attendants - Ilma and Bill Jennings on left hand side, and Kitty Sandow and Reg Jennings on right hand side.dulcie jennings, dulcie corbett, james corbett, ilma jennings, bill jennings, reg jennings, kitty sandow, kitty jennings

Illuminated Address for George Jennings "Mayo Park" Lubeck. The top photo is of George Jennings, The other portrait is of Alfred Clemes. The illumination was given to George Jennings for his serviced over many year to the council. Enlarged colour photograph of an illuminated address presented by Stawell Shire Council. Included in the folder is a Black and white photograph also of the illumination in a brown folder. Included in the illumination are three photographs, two of males and one of a building with people. Floral decorations surround the writing and photographs. George Jennings Esq Mayo Park, Warranook Victoria stawell shire president

Portrait of George Jennings "Mayo Park" Lubeck. George Jennings was elected to Old Roads Board in 1863. Except for the years 1882 - 84. He served on the Council until 1891 - 1874 Shire President. From County Galway in Ireland. Jennings arrived in Pleasant Creek in 1858. For many years he owned "The Western Turf Hotel at Quartz Reefs. Selected land on the Ashens Run - settled there in 1870.Black and white photograph of a male in a oval setting with decoration in corners making a rectangle. Photograph in brown folder. The male is dressed in a suit, tie at neck of shirt, short hair and with a beard. Also an enlargement of studio photograph.George Jennings Mayo Park Lubeck written in biro.lubeck stawell shire president

On July 8, 2007, the Hon Gavin Jennings MLA visited Kooyong to view the different technologies offered by Vision Australia, to Victorians who were blind or had low vision.77 digital images of Hon Gavin Jennings MLA visiting Kooyongvision australia, gavin jennings, tim evans, rachel johnson, tony iezzi, karl hughes, kevin murfitt, jamie kelly, chris edwards, deborah mould, jim pipczak, christine harding, maria robinson, glenn foard

Jim and Margaret Moynihan ran the Railway Hotel in the 1940s and 1950s. Reg and Kitty Jennings ran the grocery/confectionery shop later known as "Jennings Milk Bar", at 88 Sussex Street.Small black and white image of two men standing near a clothesline.In ink: "Jim Moynihan / Reg J.". In pencil: "Reg Jennings / Jim Moynihan / Linton Hotel".jim moynihan, reg jennings

Dulcie Jennings, a daughter of William Jonathan and Matilda Jennings (née Michell), married James Corbett in 1935.Photograph of Dulcie Jennings on her wedding day. She is wearing a long satin gown with a cowl neck and elbow-length sleeves, with a full-length train. Her accessories include white gloves and a pearl necklace, and she is holding a bridal bouquet in her right hand.dulcie jennings, dulcie corbett

This book was produced with a grant from the Victorian Government Dept of State and Regional Development. Grace Elizabeth Jennings Carmichael (1867-1904), poet and nurse, was born on 24 February 1867 at Ballarat, Victoria, daughter of Archibald Carmichael, a miner from Perthshire, Scotland, and his wife Margaret Jennings, née Clark, from Cornwall, England. . About 1880 the family moved to Gippsland where Henderson managed a station near Orbost. Grace learned to love the Gippsland forest. She began to express in verse her understanding of the sights, scents and sounds of the bush, often writing in some remote clearing, her manuscripts stored for privacy in a hollow trunk. The Bairnsdale Advertiser published her first story, and the Weekly Times an early poem; then on 28 November 1885 her poem 'The Old Maid' was published in the Australasian under her pen name Jennings Carmichael. Encouraged by its editor, David Watterston, Grace sent nearly all her subsequent verse to that newspaper. (Read more by Lindsay Gardiner in Australian Dictionary of Biography.)This is a useful collection of the poetry of Jennings Carmichael, a leading Australian poet who spent much of her childhood in Orbost.A thin, stapled, yellow covered paperback book. It is titled "Grace Elizabeth Jennings Carmichael" and is a limited edition print of Carmichael's poetry. Print is black.poetry literature jennings-carmichael

Sepia photograph of a well-dressed young man wearing suit, fob watch, with flower in buttonhole, standing leaning with left hand on arm of a chair, right hand on hip."Will Jennings father of Reg Jennings".will jennings

Handwritten letter to Mr. Jennings clarifying birth date information. Letter written by Mr. W. Todd. Letter dated 1st. August, 1934.Text: " 10 Raglan Street Nth. / Ballarat / Aug. 1st, 1934 / To J.J.J. Jennings / Dear Sir / I received your memo of / July 26th Re date of Birth of myself and / herewith furnish same. / I was born on the 13th of September 1855 / at Linton just opposite the Cemetery / at the time a township. "william todd, j. jennings, correspondence, letters, date of birth

This photograph has been variously identified as "Miss Jennings", "Emily Jennings", and "Ilma Jennings", and also as "Reg Jennings' sister" and "Reg Jennings' aunt". It is most likely of Martha Emily Jennings, born 1876 (known as Emily), the oldest daughter of Jonathan and Martha Jennings (née Bersey). Martha Emily Jennings had a brother Reginald (born1899) and also had a nephew Reginald (the son of her brother William Jonathan Jennings). It is unlikely to be a photograph of Ilma Jennings (a daughter of William Jonathan Jennings and niece of Martha Emily Jennings) who was not born until 1909. The photograph was taken by "Eden Society Studios", a Sydney photographic studio which operated between 1895 and 1900.Sepia photograph of a young lady wearing a gown with pintucking on bodice and sleeves, and with a lace collar. She is standing with arms resting on the back of a chair.martha emily jennings

Grave of Herbert V. Jennings (died 08/07/1931) and Ethel H. Jennings (died 23/09/1953) in Plot# E2 Greensborough Cemetery. Greensborough Cemetery was created when land was given for the cemetery by Mr William Poulter, a local settler, about 1864. The cemetery holds the graves of many early settlers in the district. Digital copy of colour photograph of grave/headstone.herbert v jennings, ethel h jennings, greensborough cemetery

Grave of Herbert V. Jennings (died 08/07/1931) and Ethel H. Jennings (died 23/09/1953) in Plot# E2 Greensborough Cemetery. Greensborough Cemetery was created when land was given for the cemetery by Mr William Poulter, a local settler, about 1864. The cemetery holds the graves of many early settlers in the district. Digital copy of colour photograph of grave/headstone.herbert v jennings, ethel h jennings, greensborough cemetery

Grave of Herbert V. Jennings (died 1931) and Ethel H. Jennings (died1953) in Plot# E2 Greensborough Cemetery. Photograph taken by Noel Withers 30/07/2009.Greensborough Cemetery was created when land was given for the cemetery by Mr William Poulter, a local settler, about 1864. The cemetery holds the graves of many of the early settlers in the district. The cemetery holds approximately 250 grave sites with 350 people buried there. Digital copy of colour photograph of grave/headstone.herbert v jennings, ethel h jennings, greensborough cemetery

Kitty (Catherine) Sandow and Joyce Rowe grew up in Linton and attended Linton State School. Kitty Sandow (1916-1984) married Reg Jennings in 1946. Joyce Rowe (1912-1997) married Mick (Martin) Chung in 1931. Kitty and Reg took over the management of Kitty's parent's grocery and confectionery shop, which then became known as "Jennings' Milk Bar". Joyce, a descendant of the Nicol family, worked at Nicol's bakery. Her husband Mick Chung worked for the railways.Enlarged black and white copy of original photograph which has been mounted on card. The photograph shows two women, both wearing dark coloured jackets and skirts, hats and dress-shoes. The woman on the left is carrying a handbag, while the woman on the right has a handbag tucked under her arm. They are standing on a roadway or track, and a wire fence and paddock can be seen in the background. Kitty Jennings (née Sandow) and her friend Joyce Chung (née Rowe). The photograph is undated.joyce chung (née rowe), kitty jennings (née sandow)

This type of match container was issued to soldiers in World War 1, to carry phosphorous matches safely. These matches could ignite by being rubbed together and often did so when carried in bags or pockets. This one was the property of a member of Linton's Jennings family.Cylindrical brass container with lid, bottom hatched. Lid engraved or stamped "W. JENNINGS."."W. Jennings".w. jennings, world war 1914-1918, containers, matches

Joseph Jennings in his garden. Joseph Jennings is George Jennings brother. The location may be Mayo Park, Lubeck.Black and white photograph of a man sitting with his dog in front of a small timber building in a garden landscape.stawell

Colour photograph of Wilma Jennings with her son and his wife showing the CD made by the Metung Village Singers Metung Victoriachoir

Small black and white photograph of two boys playing in the street in front of a building identified as Bennett's Garage. The boy sitting on the ground is Garry Jennings.garry jennings

Dulcie Jennings was a daughter of William Jonathan and Matilda Jennings (née Michell). She was born at Linton in 1906.Head and shoulders portrait photograph of a young woman who is wearing her hair swept back and tied with a large bow at the back. Her dress has a wide collar with decorative stitching.dulcie jennings

The photograph appears to have been taken outside the Bennett Garage building in Sussex Street, Linton. Garry Jennings was the son of Kitty and Reg Jennings of Linton.Small black and white photograph of a young boy standing next to a 'Shell" petrol bowser and holding on to its hose with both hands.garry jennings, bennett garage

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Ilma Jennings was a daughter of William Jonathan and Matilda Jennings (née Michell). She was born at Linton in 1909. She became a teacher (registered 1926) and married Noel Ferrier in 1945.Head and shoulders portrait photograph which shows a young woman with waved, bobbed hair. She is wearing a fur-trimmed jacket and a pearl necklace.ilma jennings, ilma ferrier

Kitty Sandow, 1916-1984, was a daughter of Ruby and John (Jack) Sandow. Kitty began to manage her mother's grocery and confectionery store in Sussex Street during the 1940s. After Kitty married Reg Jennings in 1946, the shop became known as "Jennings' Milk Bar".Small black and white photograph showing a young woman riding a bicycle along a roadway. A horse-drawn vehicle can be glimpsed in the background.kitty jennings, kitty sandow, bicycles, horse and cart

Ilma and Dulcie Jennings were daughters of William Jonathan and Matilda Jennings (née Michell). Ilma (wearing light-coloured dress, on lhs) was born in 1909 and Dulcie (darker dress, on rhs) was born in 1906. Dulcie married James Corbett in 1935, and Ilma married Noel Ferrier in 1945.Head and shoulders portrait photograph showing two young women, both with waved, bobbed hair. The woman on the left is wearing a light coloured dress and a pendant necklace, the woman on the right is wearing a darker dress and a long, looped bead necklace.dulcie jennings, dulcie corbett, ilma jennings, ilma ferrier

William Frederick (Fred) Jennings, the oldest son of William Jonathan and Matilda Jennings (née Michell) was born in 1901. He became a policeman and was stationed at Coburg for several years before dying suddenly in 1940, leaving his widow Elsie (née Egan) with nine children. William Henry (Bill) Mark was also born in 1901, a son of Edward and Annie Mark (née Michell).Black and white photograph taken in outdoors, shows a man wearing police uniform standing next to another man who is wearing light-coloured trousers, a darker jacket, and a tie.

Coloured Photo of Family Graves (Kinsella and Jennings) enclosed with iron railings at left hand side of Main Gate Stawell Cemetery.stawell

In 1900 this shop was a stationer's and newsagency owned by George Smith. It was then owned by Annie Nicholls (afterwards Annie Brown), and later by Ruby and John Sandow. Their daughter Kitty married Reg Jennings and the shop became known as "Jennings' Milk Bar". The shop evolved into a grocery/general store/confectioners. It was closed for many years before becoming "Wares Plants 'n' Things" shop/café in 2015, and is currently a private dwelling.Colour photograph of cream coloured weatherboard shop building with chimney, pitched tile roof and verandah over footpath.jennings milk bar, buildings, shops