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Surrey Hills Historical Society CollectionWork on paper - Vertical File, Sarovich Family
... Sarovich Family......Sarovich...SAROVICH FAMILY 1. Certificate of marriage of C.J. ...Sharowitch Sarovich Botley SAROVICH FAMILY 1. Certificate of marriage of C.J. ...SAROVICH FAMILY 1. Certificate of marriage of C.J. Sharowitch and Susannah Botley 11.2.1882 (1 page). 2. Notes on Louisa Smith by June Peka 21.11.2016 (2 pages); photos of family and staff in Australia and N.Z., no dates (7 pages) and emails between June Peka and Sue Barnett 11/2016 (2 pages). 3. Margaret Grossman funeral service 28.4.2014 at St. Barnabas Anglican church, Balwyn. 4. Photocopy of photo of Sarovich house which became Balwyn Community Centre. 412 Whitehorse Road, Surrey Hills VIC 3127 5. Photo of Emily Jane paddle-steamer with Christopher Sarovich as Captain. 6. Photocopy of photo of Sarovich family children (boy on pony, girl standing). Identity TBC 7. Photocopy of photo of Sarovich children in the grounds of 412 Whitehorse Road, Surrey Hills. TBC 8. Photocopy of photo of Amelia and John Botley (Susannah Sarovich’s parents), Susannah, Christopher, Stella at Port Melbourne, 77 Beach Street, c. 1900 9. Poster of “Meet my grandparents” Christopher and Susannah Sarovich at the Surrey Hills Historical Society, on Monday, 15th November 1999. 10. Photocopy of photo of Susannah and Christopher Sarovich with grandchildren Peg, Dorothy, Keith and Scamp, the dog. c. 1921 at 408 Whitehorse Road, first house built by the family. 11. Photocopy of photo of Christopher Sarovich with son, Theo and grandson, Keith. 12. Photocopy of photo of Susannah Sarovich with grandson, Donald. sharowitch, sarovich, botley -
Surrey Hills Historical Society CollectionWork on paper - Vertical file, Sarovich
... Sarovich ...Christopher Joseph Sarovich married Susannah Botley. There are a number of spellings of his surname. ...NB/ Margaret nee Sarovich ...Christopher Joseph Sarovich married Susannah Botley. There are a number of spellings of his surname. ...Christopher Joseph Sarovich married Susannah Botley. There are a number of spellings of his surname. He was involved in trade along the Murray River and they met at this time. They moved to Melbourne and the Sarovich family had a furrier family business in Port Melbourne, but resided in Surrey Hills. They owned a number of houses along Whitehorse Road, including the site of the Balwyn Community Centre. The last remaining property in family hands was sold to the Camberwell Council by Mrs Margaret (Peg) Grossman, nee Sarovich. Peg was a member of the Surrey Hills Historical Society.Vertical file of information related to members and descendants of the Sarovich (Sharowich) family: 1. Certificate of marriage of C.J. Sharowitch and Susannah Botley 11.2.1882 (1 page). NB/ Spelling as per marriage certificate. 2. Notes on Louisa Smith by June Peka 21.11.2016 (2 pages); photos of family and staff in Australia and N.Z., no dates (7 pages) and emails between June Peka and Sue Barnett 11/2016 (2 pages). 3. Margaret Grossman funeral service 28.4.2014 at St. Barnabas Anglican church, Balwyn. NB/ Margaret nee Sarovich (miss) susannah botley, (mr) christopher joseph sharowich, (mr) christopher joseph sarovich, (mrs) susannah sarovich, (miss) alice botley, (mr) john nicholls, (miss) louisa botley, (mrs) louisa smith, (mr) james smith, (miss) margaret sarovich, (mrs) margaret grossman -
Surrey Hills Historical Society CollectionBook, Voices and stories from many lands: a century of change in Boroondara, 2001
... Two Surrey Hills people contributed to the book: Margaret Grossman (nee Sarovich) and Zdzislawa (June) Wasylkowski; photo of Walter Ives also included. ...Two Surrey Hills people contributed to the book: Margaret Grossman (nee Sarovich) and Zdzislawa (June) Wasylkowski; photo of Walter Ives also included. ...Stories of the backgrounds of a cross-section of City of Boroondara residents focusing on how they came to live in Australia and in the City of Boroondara in particular. Many were based on oral histories. Commissioned by the City of Boroondara, the team behind "From Many Lands" also received a Local History Award, which allowed them to mount a small touring exhibition. Two Surrey Hills people contributed to the book: Margaret Grossman (nee Sarovich) and Zdzislawa (June) Wasylkowski; photo of Walter Ives also included. Sue Barnett interviewed June Wasylkowski; the interview is part of the Surrey Hills Historical Society collection. Both Margaret (Peg) and June were members of the Surrey Hills Historical Society. Martin Foot was a Council staff member at the time of publication.H 24.7 cm(ms) ruth mclean, (mrs) margaret grossman, (miss) margaret sarovich, (mrs) zdzislawa june wasylkowski, immigrants, oral history, boroondara, (mr) walter ives, sue barnett, june wasylkowski
