Showing 3 items matching "ted wieland"
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Greensborough Historical SocietyPhotograph - Digital image, Marilyn Smith, Grave of Wilfred (Ted) and Rita Wieland, St Helena Cemetery, 28/07/2003
... Grave of Wilfred (Ted) and Rita Wieland, St Helena Cemetery...The Grave of Wilfred (Ted) Wieland (died 28/07/2003... Plenty Lower Plenty melbourne The Grave of Wilfred (Ted) Wieland ...The Grave of Wilfred (Ted) Wieland (died 28/07/2003) and Rita May Wieland (nee Stewart) (died 15/04/2009), St Helena Cemetery.St Helena Cemetery was originally the burial place of the Beale family and friends. The first burials took place in the 1850s. There are now over 200 burials.Digital copy of colour photograph (grave)st helena cemetery, wieland family -
Eltham District Historical Society IncDocument - Folder, Stewart, Charles, Annie and family
... Ted Wieland... 1934 Eltham Lower Park Ted Wieland Rita Wieland nee Stewart ...The Stewart family settled at Lower Plenty and ran the Post Office Store as a family business. Rita Wieland recorded her memories. Contents Handwritten and typed notes: "Steward/Wieland, Early years of Lower Plenty asexperienced by tghe Stewart family". Letter Lynne Towers to EDHS, 18 March 1987. Enquiry for name of Queenstown Cemetery registrar re her ancester Catherine Stewart. Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etccharles david stewart, annie grace stewart, ethel stewart, rita stewart, ida stewart, allanvale sheep station, lower plenty post office store, para road montmorency, looker road montmorency, greensborough road, montmorency station, heidelberg club house company, heidelberg golf club, basket ball clubeltham, victorian women's basket ball association, ernie andrews, flo parsons, diamond creek flood 1934, eltham lower park, ted wieland, rita wieland nee stewart -
Ringwood and District Historical SocietyDocument, History of S.S. 4180 Ringwood East 1916-1923 (Summary, plus detailed history by J. Hookey)
A one page document on the history SS 4180 Ringwood East. In 1916 a petition signed by 33 residents was presented to the Minister of Education by Mr J Rouget M.L.A. stating the need for a school at Ringwood East. The District Inspector Mr A.N. Barry recommended a full time school for 75 to 100 children. The building was commenced in 1923. A second 3 page document on the history of the school written by J Hookey and states the 4 acre site was purchased from Mr Ted Lindsay for somewhere between 200 and 300 pounds. A.E. Wieland of Camberwell erected the the school at a cost to the Department of 2,227 pounds. It was opened on July 7th 1924 by the Head Teacher Mr Walter Whittle. 59 pupils were enrolled. Arthur Meyland was the first pupil enrolled. By 1969 the school consisted of 15 classrooms and a central library.
