Violet May Franks (abt. 1878 - 1946)

Wife of Joseph Henry Courtney — married 22 Nov 1899 in Albury, NSW, Australia

Died 4 Oct 1946 at about age 68 in West Brunswick, Victoria, Australia

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Biography

Name: Violet May Franks. Given Name: Violet May. Surname: Franks. A Given name was found in addition to a first name in the NAME tag. Born 1878 ^[1] Died 4 OCT 1946. West Brunswick, Victoria, Australia. ^[2] FSFTID L62B-HTJ. AMTID 382028622994:1030:153218954. Electoral Roll 1931 ^[3] Marriage Husband Joseph Henry Courtney. Wife Violet May Franks. Child: Cleaver Courtney. Child: Gladys May Courtney. Child: Thelma Ena Courtney. Marriage 22 NOV 1899. Albury, NSW, Australia. ^[4]

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1. ↑ Source: #S22 She was aged 32 at Thelma's birth in 1910 15 Name: Page She was aged 32 at Thelma's birth in 1910
2. ↑ Source: #S23 Melbourne Argus 5 October 1946 33 Name: Page Melbourne Argus 5 October 1946 COURTNEY (nee Franks). - On October 4 (suddenly), at her residence. 238 Brunswick road, West Brunswick, Violet May. beloved wife of the late Joseph., loving mother of Cleaver, Gladys (Mrs. Lacey), and Thelma (Mrs. Gellie), mother-in-law of Percy and Michael, loving sister of Ada (Mrs. Park) and Maud (Mrs. McDonald), loving nana of Ivan, Burry, Alan, and Judith. -Sadly missed.
3. ↑ Source: #S70 Living at 23 Epsom Rd Flemington, home duties 24 Name: Page Living at 23 Epsom Rd Flemington, home duties
4. ↑ Source: #S23 Albury Banner and Wodonga Express 24 November 1899 Name: Page Albury Banner and Wodonga Express 24 November 1899 A QUIET WEDDING. COURTNEY— FRANKS A very quiet and select wedding was solemnised at St. Matthews Church on Wednesday afternoon about 5 o'clock by the Rev. Canon Spencer. The contracting parties were Mr. Joseph Courtney, of Bolga, and Miss Violet May Franks, of Tallangatta. The young bride looked handsomely dressed in an ivory white brocade, with veil, wreath, and shower bouquet. Miss Franks, sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid, and looked quite charming in a white faille silk dress, trimmed with heliotrope silk, white lace, and hat to match. Mr. T. Courtney, brother of the bridegroom, had the extreme felicity of giving the bride into his brother's charge. The party, who have been staying at Petch's Club Hotel for the last few days, left for Tallangatta on Thursday afternoon.

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