George HOGG and Ellen/Helena MACARDY - Victoria

[sparrett]

Ellen Catherine HOGG married Frederick George Gale
Ellen Cath Hogg    
To Geo Fredk Gale    
Yr 1912   
Reg 5498
There were births to Ellen Catherine

HOGG Edna May
Father Unknown
Mother Ellen Cath HOGG
Birth Place  CARL
Year 1912
Reg. Number  1465

Registered again-

GALE Edna May
Father  Fredk Geo
Mother  Ellen Cath HOGG
At CARLTON
Year  1912
Reg.   27792



HOGG Chas Leslie
Father Unknown
Mother  Ellen Cath HOGG
Birth Place  SHERBROKE
Year  1907
Reg. Number  30257

 
Electoral Rolls seem to show she and Frederick remained together until at least 1924. Her address then changes to different places in Melbourne and in 1943 she is in ACT with her brother Henry John HOGG and her son Charles Leslie HOGG and his wife.

She died aged  63 in 1955 reg 2217 at Park. (Victoria)

Probably the death of John Henry Brother of Ellen Catherine in NSW

Reg 12412 Yr 1960    HOGG John Henry   
Father George
67 YRS
At MORUYA

He lived at Moruya with his nephew Charles Leslie HOGG and Charles' wife.   


More details are available about these people, but may not be relevant to your search.
Sue
   

[sparrett]

Robert Harley married-

HOGG, Robert Harley
To FARRINGTON, Liln
1927
Reg 9953

He died-
 
HOGG Robert Harley
Father Geo HOGG
Mother Ellen MACARDY
Yr 1970
At Sand.
Aged 69

Again more available if relevant.
Sue

[sparrett]

Regarding Myrtle Florence HOGG

A bit of a longshot here

Electoral Roll
1937
Address Yarra gr. Hawthorn
HOGG, Myrtle Florence, Machinist

Marriage in WA
HOGG Myrtle F to WILLIAMS John
at East Coolgardie 
Reg 190
Yr 1936   


Myrtle Florence WILLIAMS appears on WA Electoral Rolls from 1943
 
John is away on service I think, but they are together in 1954

1954
Address 189 Marmion Street Palmyra.
WILLIAMS, John ,Painter
WILLIAMS Florence Myrtle. HD

She was cremated in 1983 at Fremantle Cemetery and her age at death was 77 so that is correct.
for the birth date .

It appears possible that she and brother George may have departed for WA around the same time.

Sue

[jobyone]

Thank you everyone!

I do have the diary, but it is tiny, and often the writing is in pencil. There is one short line for each day, and lots of these consist of the weather, how well she felt, and any friends she sees.

The information I have about George Hogg, is mostly from my grandmother. We're sticking mostly to what her mother told her, but the plate-in-head story her grandmother told everyone DOES mesh with the gunshot wound to the head.

One of the entries in her diary is Monday 19 June: I go to Silkwood to see George.

Jean was sent up to Queensland for her health, where she worked, mostly in boarding houses and hotels. There are several references to her work: "General rows me in dining room" "Big crowd arrive" "Work day on... Very busy" "Go in the bar for first time" "Busy. Full house".

Lots of itinerant workers would travel up to Queensland to cut sugar cane. Hard work, but well paid.

I'll get that death certificate, and maybe the marriage cert too, and see how I go.

[joymonbulk]

I am doing some research of my relatives in the Monbulk area in the 1900's.  My great aunt was a close and great friend of George Hogg b.3.12.1896.  George's information of him enlisting in ww1 and other information is on the Monbulk RSL web site.  His mother was Ellen McCarthy and his father George Hogg, he has a brother John Henry Hogg.  I might have a photograph of the younger George as I have some of my great aunt and grandmother.  Wondering if this is of any help

[jobyone]

My great aunt was a close and great friend of George Hogg b.3.12.1896.  I might have a photograph of the younger George as I have some of my great aunt and grandmother.

Really? How exciting! Do you know if this George Hogg is the one I'm looking for? Did he ever mention having a child? I would love to know more!