May was born in 1894 [1] to John Moon and Lydia Spiers. In 1916 she married James Banks Mitchell [2] [3] They were living in Corowa in 1943 when her mother died. She died 1980 and was buried with her husband at Corowa [4]
MITCHELL—MOON. Mr. James Banks Mitchell, of Balldale, New South Wales, was married to Miss May Victoria Moon, of Corop West, on Wednesday afternoon of last week, by the Rev. H. C. Kent. It was a very quiet wedding, only the nearest and local residents being present. Withal it was a very nice function, with all appointments in suitable keeping. Miss Olive Moon was bridesmaid, and Mr. James A Moon best man. Later in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell left in their motor car for a short honeymoon tour in Southern Victoria before proceeding to their home at Balldale. We wish them only well. Mrs. Mitchell, as Miss May Moon, is well-known in the Runnymede-Corop district as having been until recently teacher at the Corop State school and organist of the Runnymede East Methodist Church.
James Banks born Tatura 1888 died Corowa 1951 aged 63. May Mitchell (nee Moon) born Rochester 1894 died Corowa 1980 aged 86. Beloved husband and wife. Devoted parents of Evelyn, Heather, Joan, Margaret & Ronald. Much loved & respected parents reunited.
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