B&W lasercopy, one of four on a page of photos of Bert Turner family home, 190 Nott Street. (See also item 914 re furnishings)built environment - domestic, ken turner

B&W photo of a man with three little children outside a house at 172 Nott Street, opposite the State School, 1950sbuilt environment - domestic, nott street, lentini family

B&W lasercopy, one of five on a page of photos of Bert Turner family of Nott Street: Lily Norton Turner shoppingdomestic life, built environment - domestic, bert turner, lily norton turner

B&W lasercopy, one of five on a page of photos of Bert Turner family of Nott Street: Lily Norton Turner sweeping in back garden of 190 Nott Street 1950s?domestic life, built environment - domestic, bert turner, lily norton turner

B&W lasercopy, one of five on a page of photos of Bert Turner family of Nott Street: Ken Turner, age one, in Nott Street - Doctor's residence and shop in background (Bridge and Nott)domestic life, built environment - domestic, bert turner, lily norton turner

B&W lasercopy, one of five on a page of photos of Bert Turner family of Nott Street: young Ken Turner and mother Lily Norton Turner in back garden of 190 Nott Street 1940s?domestic life, built environment - domestic, bert turner, lily norton turner

B&W lasercopy, one of five on a page of photos of Bert Turner family of Nott Street: Ken Turner, age one, in Nott Street. In the background can be seen the doctor's surgery/home at 141 Bridge St. (south-east corner of Nott St.) and the grocer shop and residence at 180-2 Nott St (north-east corner of Bridge St.)domestic life, built environment - domestic, bert turner, lily norton turner

There are 3 items about this family of early European settlers in Victoria: 1/A photocopy of an extract “Early Pioneer Families of Victoria and Riverina” – Henderson Page 441-442 The Bakewell Family of Burnewang and Tooradin”. It includes a photo of John Bakewell (1807-1888). It contains two pages and describes Bakewell’s property expansion. 2/An original copy of handwritten, unsigned undated research notes on John Bakewell property holdings taken from St Kilda Rate Book (1859-1873). It describes the land allotment. 3/A typed, unsigned, undated extract from 'The Howitts in Australia by Mary Howitt' - Mary Howitt, Vic Hist Mag 1913 Vol 3 No. 1. Reference – Memoirs of a Stockman, Harry Peck, 1853 Map, Foot Plot CCXLVI at Kooyong & Glen Eira Road. It provides a brief outline of the lives of brothers Robert and John Bakewell.the bakewell family, early pioneer families, henderson, bakewell john, port phillip, burnewang, bakewell robert, howitt godfrey dr, lord goderich, tooradin, phoebe, friends' school ackworth, yorkshire, nottingham, shaw john wyberg, plenty river, businesses, goldsbrough richard, goldsbrough mort and company ltd., glaziers, squatters, burnewang, mantons, tooradin, red bluff, torbinurruck, great swamp, brenanah, westernport, numerella, snowy river, orbost, green hills b, caramut, lyall william, mickle john, buckland john, notts, england, balderton, weddings, jane emily, howitt emanuel, farnsfield, lever mary, howitt thomas, heanor, derbyshire, howitt godfrey, scales john, exeter college oxford, downing college cambridge, guerard von, wayne john, south warnborough manor, harrison robert, lord john, jamaica, mary alice, dr. miller, miller john francis compton, emmie joan, mary emily, clifton hotel welbeck street, phoebe alice, anne edith, british museum, land values, settlements, st. kilda, elsternwick, inkerman street, st. kilda east, kew, memoirs of a stockman, harry peck

Two orders of service dated 7/03/2010 and 28/02/2010 from Bentleigh and Korean Baptist Churchnott nancy, yates nora, mchale ron, bell robert, bell jan, thomas liz, kan sung-moon rev, neil harold, lipman family, bentleigh, bentleigh and korean baptist church, ryall geoff rev, gray steve, symons lou, beer allen, beer sue, wang debbie, wang gordon, wang jimmy

Freda Barlow (b.1894) is in the second front row, 5th from leftPhoto of grade 6 Nott St School April 1905families, barlow family, primary school, nott street, freda barlow

B&W lasercopy, one of four on a page of photos of Bert Turner family home, 190 Nott Street: Ken Turner on verandah, 1940s. (See also item 914 re furnishings)built environment - domestic, ken turner

B&W lasercopy, one of four on a page of photos of Bert Turner family home, 190 Nott Street: 114 Nott Street in the 1980s. (Nott Street numbers have changed; see also item 914 re furnishings)built environment - domestic, bert turner

B&W lasercopy, one of four on a page of photos of Bert Turner family home, 190 Nott Street: Bert and Lily Norton Turner in kitchen. (See also items 949; see item 914 re furnishings)domestic life, built environment - domestic, bert turner, lily norton turner

William Tulloch Oat TURNBULL was the son of John TURNBULL who was a prominent citizen of Sandridge/Port Melbourne. John owned property around Rouse and Nott Streets and served on Council for 15 years and as Mayor 1877-78. William married Barbara Annie GOULD at Ross Street, Port Melbourne on 9 Oct 1884. They had one daughter, Margaret Keith and a son Sydney. This item was passed on to Nancy U'REN with a small number of items relating to the Turnbull family with an early 1970s note from Suzanne GORDON, great-granddaughter of Barbara Annie TURNBULL nee GOULD, wishing Nancy good luck with her work on Sandridge.Studio portrait of William Oat TURNBULL, his wife, Barbara Annie and children Margaret and Sydney."William Oates - Granny + chn - Nanna + Uncle Sid c. 1896" handwritten in pencil on reverse.ross street, john turnbull, william tulloch oat turnbull, margaret keith turnbull, sydney turnbull, barbara annie turnbull nee gould, nancy u'ren nee morris

William Tulloch Oat TURNBULL was the son of John TURNBULL who was a prominent citizen of Sandridge/Port Melbourne. John owned property around Rouse and Nott Streets and served on Council for 15 years and as Mayor 1877-78. William married Barbara Annie GOULD at Ross Street, Port Melbourne on 9 Oct 1884. They had one daughter, Margaret Keith and a son Sydney. This item was passed on to Nancy U'REN with a small number of items relating to the Turnbull family with an early 1970s note from Suzanne GORDON, great-granddaughter of Barbara Annie TURNBULL nee GOULD, wishing Nancy good luck with her work on Sandridge.Photocopy of the Certificate of Marriage between William Tulloch Oat TURNBULL and Barbara Annie GOULD at Ross Street, Port Melbourne on 9 Oct 1884.ross street, john turnbull, william tulloch oat turnbull, thomas gould, margaret gould nee forster, barbara annie turnbull nee gould, margaret gertrude turnbull nee keith, nancy u'ren nee morris

Peter LIBBIS obtained these copies from the MMBW when he researched his family history in the 1980s. He has annotated them, colour in hotels etc. Donated to Society in 1997.One of a group of 19 photocopies of various 20th century MMBW plans, annotated/coloured in to indicate residences of Libbis family and local hotels, by Peter LIBBIS in family and hotel research - Beach, Princes to Nott, 1930sbusiness and traders - hotels, built environment - domestic, transport - railways, melbourne and metropolitan board of works, libbis family

Peter LIBBIS obtained these copies from the MMBW when he researched his family history in the 1980s. He has annotated them, colour in hotels etc. Donated to Society in 1997.One of a group of 19 photocopies of various 20th century MMBW plans, annotated/coloured in to indicate residences of Libbis family and local hotels, by Peter LIBBIS in family and hotel research - Beach, Nott to Dow,South of Graham - date unknownbusiness and traders - hotels, built environment - domestic, transport - railways, melbourne and metropolitan board of works, libbis family

Peter LIBBIS obtained these copies from the MMBW when he researched his family history in the 1980s. He has annotated them, colour in hotels etc. Donated to Society in 1997.One of a group of 19 photocopies of various 20th century MMBW plans, annotated/coloured in to indicate residences of Libbis family and local hotels, by Peter LIBBIS in family and hotel research - Nott to Dow, Graham to Bridge, post 1938business and traders - hotels, built environment - domestic, transport - railways, melbourne and metropolitan board of works, libbis family

The bust of Major William Tackaberry was in the possession of the late Mr. Eric Streitbert, a nephew of major Tackaberry. Mr. Streitberg lived with his Aunt, Mrs. Linda Tackaberry and Uncle, William (Bill) Tuckaberry prior to and after WW2. Mr. Streitberg, who died in 1998 at the age of 86, was a member of the 2nd AIF during WW2. He spent 3 1/2 years as a POW on the Thai-Burma railway. Mr. Streitberg gave the bust to his relative, Mr. Stephen Anderson, the Grandson of his cousin the Late Pery Nott, also a nephew of William Tackaberry. It would be appreciated if this information could be kept with the bust of Major Tackaberry and the family association noted. The Australian Service Records of Major Tackaberry during WW1 are also attached. Stephen Anderson donated this to the Tatura Historical Society and PERMISSION FOR THE REMOVAL OF IT FROM THIS SITE WOULD NEED TO BE DISCUSSED with him and his permission granted. LETTER DATED 1st MAY 2001Large plaster cast of head and shoulders of Major William Tackaberry, wearing his Lieutenant Colonel Rank Insignia awarded after his service at Camp 1. The plaster cast bust is mounted on a wooden basebust, tackaberry, major w, 17th army garrison, see restrictions, camp 1, tatura, ww2 camp 1, handcrafts, sculpture