| Name |
Alma HAYES |
| Birth |
1910 |
Barraba, NSW, Australia  |
| Gender |
Female |
| Electoral Roll |
1933 |
44 Dora St, Hurstville, NSW, Australia [1] |
| Home Duties |
| Electoral Roll |
1934 |
44 Dora St, Hurstville, NSW, Australia [2] |
| Home Duties |
| Residence |
1935 |
228 Liverpool Rd, Ashfield, NSW, Australia [3] |
| late of |
| Electoral Roll |
1935 |
228 Liverpool Rd, Ashfield, NSW, Australia [4] |
| Home Duties |
| Death |
13 Apr 1935 |
Auburn, NSW, Australia [3] |
| Cause: Thrombophlebitis following operation, Chronic Appendicits & Tonsillitis |
- Death Transcription Alma Gambrill Reg 1935/#5481, date of death 13 Apr 1935 at the District Hospital Auburn NSW, late of 228 Liverpool Rd, Ashfield. Age 25 born Botany Sydney NSW. Parents Edgar James Hayes (butcher) & Emma Elizabeth Goodman. Married at Auburn age 21, name of spouse Donald Thomas McKay Gambrill. Children of marriage Elaine A. 3, Pauline E. 8, living, none deceased. Informant D.T Gambrill Widower of 228 Liverpool Rd, Ashfield. Cause of death thrombophlebitis following operation, chronic appendicitis and tonsillitis. Buried Independent Cemetery Rookwood, Witness S.Jones & H.Taylor. Death registration 13 Apr 1935 Auburn. [3]
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| Burial |
14 Apr 1935 |
Rookwood, NSW, Australia [3] |
- GAMBRILL- The Remains of the late ALMA GAMBRILL, beloved wife of Mr.Donald Gambrill of 223 Liverpool Road, Ashfield, were interred in the Independent Cemetery Rookwood on Sunday 14th instant. [5]
- Inscription: wife of Donald. Mother of Elaine & Pauline. Denomination / Nationality: Independent. Section: Section J ROW 40, Plot Number: 1424, Size: 1
- GAMBRILL The relatives and friends of Mr. Donald T. M Gambrill and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hayes and family, of homebush and Mr. and Mrs. G. Gambrill and family, of Granville, are kindly invited to attend the funeral of his beloved wife and their daughter and daughter-in-law and sister, Alma, to leave the Salvation Army Citadel, Mary St, Auburn, this afternoon, after services commencing at 2.30 for Salvation Army Portion, Independent Cemetery Rookwood. [6]
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| In Memoriam |
13 Apr 1936 [7] |
| GAMBRILL In loving memory of my dear wife and our mother, Alma, who passed away April 13, 1935. A silent thought brings many a tear. For the one I miss and loved so dear. Inserted by her loving husband. GAMBRILL In loving memory of our dear daughter, sister, sister-in-law, Alma (nee Hayes) promoted to glory April 13, 1935. Today brings back sad memories, memories that make us cry, to think we loved you, Alma, dear, and you could not say good-bye. Inserted by mum, dad, Emma, Enid, Herb and Muriel. GAMBRILL In loving memory of our beloved daughter-in-law, Alma, who passed away April 13, 1935. At rest. Inserted by her mother and father-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gambrill |
| Person ID |
I1400 |
treeno1 |
| Last Modified |
22 Jul 2021 |
| Family |
Donald Thomas McKay GAMBRILL, b. 16 Jul 1911, NSW, Australia d. 27 Aug 1998, Hornsby, NSW, Australia (Age 87 years) |
| Marriage |
23 May 1931 |
Parramatta, NSW, Australia |
| Married |
11 Jun 1931 [8] |
| AT ARMY CITADEL - GAMBRILL-HAYES WEDDING. On Saturday 23rd May the Salvation Army Citadel at Auburn was beautifully decorated by Miss Tanner, Miss Gambrll and Miss Wadley, with choice pink and white blooms, a large floral wedding bell, from which extended streamers suspended with miniature bells and birds terminating in clusters of magnolias and pink roses for the pretty wedding of Ms Alma Hayes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs E.J.Hayes of the Salvation Army Homebush and Mr.Donald Gambrill son of Mr. & Mrs.G.Gambrill of Granville. The ceremony was solemnized by Adjutant Tamina who officiated in the presence of a crowded Citadel. The Salvation Army Band played whilst the guests were assembling and the hymn "God Bless The Union," was sung as the bride entered the Citadel, to the band accompaniment. During the signing of the register, a solo was rendered by Bandsman Cyril Palmer. The bride who was given away by her father, wore the Army uniform, with pretty white wide sash ribbon and trailing orange blossom attached from the left shoulder to the right side of the waist, with bow and floral trail, and a wreath of orange blossom as headdress. She carried a bouquet of pretty white blooms. Two bridesmaids were in attendance, Ms.Muriel Gambrill (bride-groom's sister) and Miss Emma Hayes (bride's sister) who wore the uniform with pink sashes and pink shoulder posies, and silver bands on the hair clustered with pink flowers. They carried bouquets of the same colour. Bandsman Herbert Hayes (bride's brother) was best man, and Bandsman Edward Bamford, groomsman. Mrs.Hayes (bride's mother) wore the uniform and Mrs.Gambrill (bridegrooms mother) was frocked in black crepe de chine, relieved with white, and hat en suite. Mrs.Duncan (bride's sister from Homebush) wore a fawn costume and felt hat to match. Miss Enid Hayes (bride's sister), green Celanese silk and hat to match; Miss Rene Gambrill was in uniform; Mrs. Palmer (bridegroom's sister) also wore uniform; Mrs.D.F.McKay, nut brown tailleur and beret to match. After the ceremony, a reception was held at "The Caraleon" George Street, Parramatta, about 50 guests being present. The tables were effectively decorated with Iceland poppies, with the prettily ornamented pink iced wedding cake made by the bride's brother prominently placed. Adjutant Tamina presided, and the usual toasts were honored. Later the happy couple left for Katoomba and Kosciusko on their honey moon trip, and on their return will reside at Homebush. |
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| Family ID |
F461 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Last Modified |
24 Oct 2015 |
1910 - 1935 (25 years)
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