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Re: Curious case of Amelia DEED nee BUTTON
« Reply #27 on: Saturday 01 May 10 12:09 BST (UK) »
Not yet, there next on my to do list

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Re: Curious case of Amelia DEED nee BUTTON
« Reply #28 on: Saturday 01 May 10 12:21 BST (UK) »
The Amelia DEED electoral roll listings I can see to 1954 have been posted on the thread.

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Re: Curious case of Amelia DEED nee BUTTON
« Reply #29 on: Saturday 01 May 10 13:18 BST (UK) »
Amelia Button or Deed doesnt appear in WA death registry, nor marriages.

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Re: Curious case of Amelia DEED nee BUTTON
« Reply #30 on: Monday 03 May 10 07:01 BST (UK) »
Hi there all, I am just starting some family research to add to some by other 'family' members D'Elton, and am starting on the Vale, Taafe side.

My Family background is:
Paternal:  D'Elton
Maternal: Vale, Taafe (Taaffe)

I noted with interest your comments about Alfred D'Elton and hope this is helpful:
I am the grandaughter of Alfred Ernest D'Elton (Mary Jane Black), and they had six children: Amy Harriet, Laura Josephine, Alfred Ernest (Young Alf), Mary Elizabeth, George Joseph, Charles Lesley (My Father).

Young Alf (Alfred Ernest 1897 - 1981)
1st Marriage - Doris Martha Allamby (1child William John 1919) - from family records and recounts from the Martin Family (Josephine B D'Elton(sister of Alfred Ernest Snr) - Walter Albert Martin).

2nd Marriage- Rose Waldron (Simpson who had 4 children)
they then had 5 children.

This may help your background search for the 'curious case of Amelia DEED nee Button, or may just confuse things more, even so your efforts have helped me in my searches.

Morngal, Melbourne, Australia


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Re: Curious case of Amelia DEED nee BUTTON
« Reply #31 on: Monday 03 May 10 07:23 BST (UK) »
Hi  Morngal :)

Welcome to rootschat.

I find it odd that the newspaper report of the divorce stated no issue to the marriage of Doris Martha and Alfred Ernest.   There is no birth registered to this couple on the indexes which only extend to 1920 in Vic.  It was written that Alfred Ernest Jr had deserted Doris Martha.... Perhaps the child's birth was not registered or registered post 1920.

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Yet another divorce in 1925 - Doris Martha Delton 24 of Northcote granted divorce from Alfred Ernest Delton 26, driver, formerly of Kensington cause desertion, no issue, marriage 7 Dec 1918. (Argus, 12 Feb 1925)
Judith

As interesting as it is, there is probably no need to know all about the DELTON family as Alfred Ernest Snr was only named as a co-respondent in the divorce between Amelia and her husband...so no legal/family connection.   Sometimes we are far too enthusiastic in our searches.....but we do enjoy doing them...well I do ;D

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Cando



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Re: Curious case of Amelia DEED nee BUTTON
« Reply #32 on: Monday 03 May 10 07:28 BST (UK) »
Hi Morngal,
Interesting bits there indeed.

It is good that as a by-line we have helped your own work.
Perhaps you will start a new thread with any other areas you have in need of research ;D

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Re: Curious case of Amelia DEED nee BUTTON
« Reply #33 on: Monday 02 August 10 09:59 BST (UK) »
curious  case Hi you mentioned Doris Martha Allemby and Alphonsus Parker not sure whether same people. But my grandfather was Alphonsus Apsley Westlake  Parker and he married a women named Doris Martha  Allenby 17th July 1925 she adopted a baby girl back in 1926 whom was my mother on the paper work i have the name delton or dalton is mentioned also in the she left him in 1929. They were married the registration number 9666 if you have any information would greatly be appreciated many thanks  ??? 

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Re: Curious case of Amelia DEED nee BUTTON
« Reply #34 on: Friday 08 October 10 03:08 BST (UK) »
hi im new here, was googling infomation for my nanas 90th bday (jean Beryl Hinton nee Blakey) somehow i got onto typing in her mothers name Muriel Jean Deed (well thats what we know her as) and this post came up...Amelia Deed is nanas grandmother...My cousin has done some research but has still not found out Amelias DOB or DOD...I have spoken with nan about her mother and grandmother unfortunately her mother left Jack when nan was only 2ish...Obviously nana has thought of her over the years and wonders what happened to her and where she is buried?? I would be interested in any information you have on Jean Muriel Deed (as you call her) d.o.b 1899 carlton vic...If any information arises regarding Amelia Deed i will be sure to pass it on... Thank you, regards kristy  :)

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Re: Curious case of Amelia DEED nee BUTTON
« Reply #35 on: Friday 08 October 10 03:41 BST (UK) »
curious  case Hi you mentioned Doris Martha Allemby and Alphonsus Parker not sure whether same people. But my grandfather was Alphonsus Apsley Westlake  Parker and he married a women named Doris Martha  Allenby 17th July 1925 she adopted a baby girl back in 1926 whom was my mother on the paper work i have the name delton or dalton is mentioned also in the she left him in 1929. They were married the registration number 9666 if you have any information would greatly be appreciated many thanks  ??? 

The marriage reg

PARKER Alphonsus Apsley
DELTON Doris Martha
1925  Reg#9666

Do you have this certificate?

It is possible to purchase an image of a certificate online and immediately download - $17.50
https://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/index-search?action=purchaseImage

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Cando

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