Ernest Dennerley
ID# 16281, b. 15 January 1906, d. 1960
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- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Ernie Dennerley Sr
Birth:
Ernest Dennerley was born on 15 January 1906 at Prestwich, Lancashire, England,
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Ernest Dennerley was the son of William Dennerley and Mary Priscilla Summersgill.
Ernest Dennerley emigrated in June 1922 to Western Australia, Australia,
NEW SETTLERS
The Officer in Charge of Immigration advises that the following is the list of new settlers due to arrive by the ss. Themistocles at Albany between June 6 and 8 :--
... W. Dennerley and wife and family....
Sunday 4 June 1922 Sunday Times (Perth, WA.)
The Officer in Charge of Immigration advises that the following is the list of new settlers due to arrive by the ss. Themistocles at Albany between June 6 and 8 :--
... W. Dennerley and wife and family....
Sunday 4 June 1922 Sunday Times (Perth, WA.)
Marriage:
Ernest Dennerley married Marjorie Vivian Buddivent, daughter of George James Buddivent and Vivian Maude McWilliam, on 2 June 1928 at Healey House, Perth, Western Australia, Australia,
Ernest Dennerley 24 Bachelor, Labourer born: Manchester, England res: Mogumber fa: William Dennerley, ??? mo: Mary Summersgill
Marjorie Vivian Buddivent 24 Spinster, Domestic born: Morman's Bay, Sydney, NSW res: Mogumber fa: James Buddivent, Pearler mo: Vivian Maud McWilliam
Both signed - 'Ernest Dennerley' & 'Marjorie Buddivent'
Witnesses: Jn. W. Hardy & T Dennerley
Marjorie is shown as '(nee Marjorie Hall)' on the 1929 birth announcement of her son Ernest.
Also on a post-war newpaper memorial announcement: 'Ever remembered by her loving parents. V. and G. Hall.'
BUT George James Buddivent died in 1914.
Did mother Vivian Maude McWilliam marry a G. Hall c. 1929?
- MED.
Ernest Dennerley began military service on 11 February 1930
Name: DENNERLEY, ERNEST
Service: Australian Army Service Number: 531163 (271655, WX460)
Date of Birth: 15 Jan 1906 Place of Birth: MANCHESTER, ENGLAND
Date of Enlistment: 11 Feb 1930 Locality on Enlistment: EAST PERTH, WA
Place of Enlistment: PERTH, WA Next of Kin: DENNERLEY, MARJORY
Date of Discharge: 25 Sep 1945 Rank: Private
Posting at Discharge: 2/11 AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION
Prisoner of War: Yes.
in April 1936 Ernest Dennerley lived at 67 Davis road, Claremont, Western Australia, Australia,
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The Daily News (Perth, WA)
Corporal Dennerley, of 6 Holyrood Street, West Leederville, has received word that two of his sons — Private Ernest Dennerley (33) and Private Thomas Dennerley (30) are missing.
One telegram was received on Wednesday and one on Saturday, but he thinks his sons were probably together. Both Diggers were born in England and came to W.A. in 1919. Both were working with the Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Department before enlisting together at the outbreak of war. They both went to Ingleburn and left in April, 1940. They have seen service in Libya and Greece and probably in Crete.
Their brother, Private William Dennerley is also overseas probably in Tobruk. Private Thomas is married and his wife and three daughters live at 4 Warwick Street, West Leederville. Private Ernest is a widower. His three sons live with their grandfather in West Leederville. The father Corporal William Dennerley served with the 2nd Battalion of the Manchester Regiment during the Great War, was wounded and was awarded the D.C.M. and M.M. He is now in the Hygiene Section at Northam.
The Daily News (Perth, WA) Tuesday 17 June 1941 page 21.
Corporal Dennerley, of 6 Holyrood Street, West Leederville, has received word that two of his sons — Private Ernest Dennerley (33) and Private Thomas Dennerley (30) are missing.
One telegram was received on Wednesday and one on Saturday, but he thinks his sons were probably together. Both Diggers were born in England and came to W.A. in 1919. Both were working with the Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Department before enlisting together at the outbreak of war. They both went to Ingleburn and left in April, 1940. They have seen service in Libya and Greece and probably in Crete.
Their brother, Private William Dennerley is also overseas probably in Tobruk. Private Thomas is married and his wife and three daughters live at 4 Warwick Street, West Leederville. Private Ernest is a widower. His three sons live with their grandfather in West Leederville. The father Corporal William Dennerley served with the 2nd Battalion of the Manchester Regiment during the Great War, was wounded and was awarded the D.C.M. and M.M. He is now in the Hygiene Section at Northam.
The Daily News (Perth, WA) Tuesday 17 June 1941 page 21.
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Death:
Ernest Dennerley died in 1960 at Perth, Western Australia, Australia, at age 53 years
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Children of Ernest Dennerley and Marjorie Vivian Buddivent
- Ernest George Dennerley b. 16 Feb 1929, d. 1978
- Peter Dennerley+ b. 9 Apr 1932, d. 20 Mar 2007
- Elizabeth Ann Dennerley+ b. 30 Nov 1934, d. 19 Oct 2005
Thomas Dennerley
ID# 16282, b. 1 May 1908
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- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Private Thomas Dennerley
Birth:
Thomas Dennerley was born on 1 May 1908 at Prestwich, Lancashire, England,
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Thomas Dennerley was the son of William Dennerley and Mary Priscilla Summersgill.
Thomas Dennerley emigrated in June 1922 to Western Australia, Australia,
NEW SETTLERS
The Officer in Charge of Immigration advises that the following is the list of new settlers due to arrive by the ss. Themistocles at Albany between June 6 and 8 :--
... W. Dennerley and wife and family....
Sunday 4 June 1922 Sunday Times (Perth, WA.)
The Officer in Charge of Immigration advises that the following is the list of new settlers due to arrive by the ss. Themistocles at Albany between June 6 and 8 :--
... W. Dennerley and wife and family....
Sunday 4 June 1922 Sunday Times (Perth, WA.)
Thomas Dennerley witnessed the Marriage of Marjorie Vivian Buddivent and Ernest Dennerley on 2 June 1928 at Healey House, Perth, Western Australia, Australia,
Ernest Dennerley 24 Bachelor, Labourer born: Manchester, England res: Mogumber fa: William Dennerley, ??? mo: Mary Summersgill
Marjorie Vivian Buddivent 24 Spinster, Domestic born: Morman's Bay, Sydney, NSW res: Mogumber fa: James Buddivent, Pearler mo: Vivian Maud McWilliam
Both signed - 'Ernest Dennerley' & 'Marjorie Buddivent'
Witnesses: Jn. W. Hardy & T Dennerley
Marjorie is shown as '(nee Marjorie Hall)' on the 1929 birth announcement of her son Ernest.
Also on a post-war newpaper memorial announcement: 'Ever remembered by her loving parents. V. and G. Hall.'
BUT George James Buddivent died in 1914.
Did mother Vivian Maude McWilliam marry a G. Hall c. 1929?
- MED.
Thomas Dennerley began military service on 5 February 1930
Name: DENNERLEY, THOMAS
Service: Australian Army Service Number: 5900061 (271640, WX458)
Date of Birth: 1 May 1908 Place of Birth: MANCHESTER, ENGLAND
Date of Enlistment: 5 Feb 1930 Locality on Enlistment: LEEDERVILLE, WA
Place of Enlistment: SUBIACO, WA Next of Kin: DENNERLEY, DOROTHY
Date of Discharge: 20 Nov 1945 Rank: Private
Posting at Discharge: 2/11 Battalion
WW2 Honours and Gallantry: None for display
Prisoner of War: Yes.
It is possible that Thomas married Margaret E Doody in 1932. Margaret died the same year.
Marriage:
Thomas Dennerley married Dorothy C Collinson in 1933 at Perth, Western Australia, Australia,
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Traffic Offences.-The following fines were inflicted for breaches of the Traffic Act regulations:-
No identification plate: Thomas Dennerley, 5/.
Friday 22 May 1936 The West Australian (Perth, WA.)
No identification plate: Thomas Dennerley, 5/.
Friday 22 May 1936 The West Australian (Perth, WA.)
The Daily News (Perth, WA)
Corporal Dennerley, of 6 Holyrood Street, West Leederville, has received word that two of his sons — Private Ernest Dennerley (33) and Private Thomas Dennerley (30) are missing.
One telegram was received on Wednesday and one on Saturday, but he thinks his sons were probably together. Both Diggers were born in England and came to W.A. in 1919. Both were working with the Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Department before enlisting together at the outbreak of war. They both went to Ingleburn and left in April, 1940. They have seen service in Libya and Greece and probably in Crete.
Their brother, Private William Dennerley is also overseas probably in Tobruk. Private Thomas is married and his wife and three daughters live at 4 Warwick Street, West Leederville. Private Ernest is a widower. His three sons live with their grandfather in West Leederville. The father Corporal William Dennerley served with the 2nd Battalion of the Manchester Regiment during the Great War, was wounded and was awarded the D.C.M. and M.M. He is now in the Hygiene Section at Northam.
The Daily News (Perth, WA) Tuesday 17 June 1941 page 21.
Corporal Dennerley, of 6 Holyrood Street, West Leederville, has received word that two of his sons — Private Ernest Dennerley (33) and Private Thomas Dennerley (30) are missing.
One telegram was received on Wednesday and one on Saturday, but he thinks his sons were probably together. Both Diggers were born in England and came to W.A. in 1919. Both were working with the Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Department before enlisting together at the outbreak of war. They both went to Ingleburn and left in April, 1940. They have seen service in Libya and Greece and probably in Crete.
Their brother, Private William Dennerley is also overseas probably in Tobruk. Private Thomas is married and his wife and three daughters live at 4 Warwick Street, West Leederville. Private Ernest is a widower. His three sons live with their grandfather in West Leederville. The father Corporal William Dennerley served with the 2nd Battalion of the Manchester Regiment during the Great War, was wounded and was awarded the D.C.M. and M.M. He is now in the Hygiene Section at Northam.
The Daily News (Perth, WA) Tuesday 17 June 1941 page 21.
Driver Thomas Dennerley has advised his wife, of Caddy avenue, Leederville, of his arrival in England. He was captured in Crete while serving with the 2/11th BattalIon.
Monday 14 May 1945 The West Australian (Perth, WA.)
Monday 14 May 1945 The West Australian (Perth, WA.)
WEEKEND ACCIDENTS. TRUCK AND TRAM COLLIDE
Four Persons Injured. In heavy rain and poor visibility early on Saturday night a motor utility truck collided head-on with a stationary bogie tram in Newcastle-street, near its intersection with Palmerston-street. As a result, Clara Mason (46), of Carr street, Leederville, Norman Waterman (38), of Railway-parade, Lee Derville, and Thomas Dennerley (38), of Caddy-avenue, Leederville, all of whom were passengers on the truck, suffered abrasions necessitating medical treatment. They were taken in a St. John ambulance to the Perth Hospital. According to a police report, the driver of the truck was Edward Gordon Mason (54) (also known as Waterman), of Carr-street, Leederville. He was thrown out of the vehicle when the collision occurred and bled freely. After the tram motorman and bystanders had lifted him to his feet, he disappeared and could not be located. Constable J. Mackenzie searched for him for about 14 hours until about 10.50 p.m. when a relative took the injured man by car to the Perth Hospital. He was suffering from a lacerated scalp, but after treatment was allowed to leave. The truck was extensively damaged and a step was torn off the tram.
Monday 12 August 1946 The West Australian (Perth, WA.)
Four Persons Injured. In heavy rain and poor visibility early on Saturday night a motor utility truck collided head-on with a stationary bogie tram in Newcastle-street, near its intersection with Palmerston-street. As a result, Clara Mason (46), of Carr street, Leederville, Norman Waterman (38), of Railway-parade, Lee Derville, and Thomas Dennerley (38), of Caddy-avenue, Leederville, all of whom were passengers on the truck, suffered abrasions necessitating medical treatment. They were taken in a St. John ambulance to the Perth Hospital. According to a police report, the driver of the truck was Edward Gordon Mason (54) (also known as Waterman), of Carr-street, Leederville. He was thrown out of the vehicle when the collision occurred and bled freely. After the tram motorman and bystanders had lifted him to his feet, he disappeared and could not be located. Constable J. Mackenzie searched for him for about 14 hours until about 10.50 p.m. when a relative took the injured man by car to the Perth Hospital. He was suffering from a lacerated scalp, but after treatment was allowed to leave. The truck was extensively damaged and a step was torn off the tram.
Monday 12 August 1946 The West Australian (Perth, WA.)
Elizabeth May Dennerley
ID# 16283, b. 15 May 1910, d. February 1916
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- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Elizabeth May Dennerley was born on 15 May 1910 at 31 Walter Street, Harpurhey, Prestwich R.D., Lancashire, England,
Indexed as Elizabeth M Dennerley at Prestwich R.D. 3Q 1910.
Elizabeth May Dennerley was the daughter of William Dennerley and Mary Priscilla Summersgill.
Elizabeth May Dennerley was baptised on 23 June 1910 at Parish of the Albert Memorial, Manchester, Lancashire, England,
'Born May 15th 1910; Bapt. June 23rd 1910;
Elizabeth May [dau of] William & Mary Dennerley; abode 31 Walter Street, Harpurhey; occupation Carter'
Parish of the Albert Memorial, Manchester Baptisms 1910.
Elizabeth May [dau of] William & Mary Dennerley; abode 31 Walter Street, Harpurhey; occupation Carter'
Parish of the Albert Memorial, Manchester Baptisms 1910.
Death:
Elizabeth May Dennerley died in February 1916 at Ancoats Hospital, Manchester R.D., Lancashire, England, at age 5 years and 8 months
Indexed as Elizabeth M Dennerley.
Elizabeth May Dennerley was buried on 21 February 1916 at Christ Church, Harpurhey, Manchester, Lancashire, England,
'No.799; Elizabeth May Dennerley; abode Ancoats Hospital; aged 5 yrs'
Harpurhey Parish Burials 1916 p.100.
Harpurhey Parish Burials 1916 p.100.
Dorothy C Collinson
ID# 16284, b. about 1909
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Dorothy C Collinson was born about 1909
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Marriage:
Dorothy C Collinson married Thomas Dennerley, son of William Dennerley and Mary Priscilla Summersgill, in 1933 at Perth, Western Australia, Australia,
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Marjorie Vivian Buddivent
ID# 16288, b. 1906, d. 19 April 1936
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- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
-portr-16288.jpg "Marjorie Dennerley (née Hall)")
Marjorie Dennerley (née Hall)
Birth:
Marjorie Vivian Buddivent was born in 1906
Marjorie's parents are shown as James Buddivent and Vivian Maude McWilliam at her 1928 marriage to Ernest Dennerley.
The birth announcement of her son Ernest show her as 'nee Hall'.
The birth announcement of her son Ernest show her as 'nee Hall'.
Marjorie Vivian Buddivent was the daughter of George James Buddivent and Vivian Maude McWilliam.
Marriage:
Marjorie Vivian Buddivent married Ernest Dennerley, son of William Dennerley and Mary Priscilla Summersgill, on 2 June 1928 at Healey House, Perth, Western Australia, Australia,
Ernest Dennerley 24 Bachelor, Labourer born: Manchester, England res: Mogumber fa: William Dennerley, ??? mo: Mary Summersgill
Marjorie Vivian Buddivent 24 Spinster, Domestic born: Morman's Bay, Sydney, NSW res: Mogumber fa: James Buddivent, Pearler mo: Vivian Maud McWilliam
Both signed - 'Ernest Dennerley' & 'Marjorie Buddivent'
Witnesses: Jn. W. Hardy & T Dennerley
Marjorie is shown as '(nee Marjorie Hall)' on the 1929 birth announcement of her son Ernest.
Also on a post-war newpaper memorial announcement: 'Ever remembered by her loving parents. V. and G. Hall.'
BUT George James Buddivent died in 1914.
Did mother Vivian Maude McWilliam marry a G. Hall c. 1929?
- MED.
in April 1936 Marjorie Vivian Buddivent lived at 67 Davis road, Claremont, Western Australia, Australia,
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Death:
Marjorie Vivian Buddivent died on 19 April 1936 at Perth, Western Australia, Australia, at age 30 years
DENNERLEY. -On April 19. 1936, at Perth, Margery Vivian, dearly beloved wife of Ernest Dennerley, of 67 Davis-road, Claremont, loving mother of Ernest, Peter and Elizabeth; aged 30 years. ,
Tuesday 21 April 1936 The West Australian (Perth, WA.)
Tuesday 21 April 1936 The West Australian (Perth, WA.)
The West Australian (Perth, WA) Monday 19 April 1943
DENNERLEY.--In loving memory of my dear Wife, who passed away April 19. 1936. Ever remembered by E. Dennerley (POW) and her children. Ernest. Peter and Betty; also her mother-in-law, Mrs Dennerley.
DENNERLEY.--In loving memory of our dear Daughter. Marjorie Vivian, who passed away April 19. 1936. Ever remembered by her loving parents. V. and G. Hall.
DENNERLEY.--In loving memory of my dear Wife, who passed away April 19. 1936. Ever remembered by E. Dennerley (POW) and her children. Ernest. Peter and Betty; also her mother-in-law, Mrs Dennerley.
DENNERLEY.--In loving memory of our dear Daughter. Marjorie Vivian, who passed away April 19. 1936. Ever remembered by her loving parents. V. and G. Hall.
Children of Marjorie Vivian Buddivent and Ernest Dennerley
- Ernest George Dennerley b. 16 Feb 1929, d. 1978
- Peter Dennerley+ b. 9 Apr 1932, d. 20 Mar 2007
- Elizabeth Ann Dennerley+ b. 30 Nov 1934, d. 19 Oct 2005