Dearnley / Dearnaley +++

St. John's was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday, September 30, when Dorothy Gladys (second daughter of Mrs. L. Dearnaley, Abbott-street), was married to Randolf Evelyn (Joe), youngest sort of Mr. Norris, Clare-street. Rev. W. P. Hohenhouse was the celebrant. There were artistic bowls of white flowers and greenery on the altar. Mrs. Topliss rendered 'My Prayer" during the signing of the register, and Mrs. Newberry was the organist.

The bride, who entered the church on the arm of her uncle, Mr. C. Butler, looked charmingly sweet in her long ivory frock of bridal satin, made on classical lines. The beautiful veil was embroidered, and the bouquet consisted of white gladioli and bridal roses entwined with fern. Her long rope of pearl lent a charming dignity to the ensemble. The chief bridesmaid, Miss Freda Norris, chose blue silk voile for her ankle-length, frock, which was trimmed with pink rosebuds and worn with a pint and blue hat. The small bridesmaid's (Miss Narda Fitzsimmons) frock was a replica of the chief bridesmaid's, the color being pink, trimmed with a blue, and a tulle cap was worn with it. They both carried sweet evening purses, presents of the bridegroom. Mr. J. Norris undertook the duties of bestman.

The reception was held at the residence of Mrs. Dearnaley, who was hostess. Her charming satin beaute was of soft dove grey satin, with pink tonings. Her bouquet consisted of fragrant lavender stocks. The tables were flower bedecked, the blooms coming from Mrs. W. Pasley's garden in Ravenshoe. The handsome cake was the work of Mrs. Fitzsimmons.

For her going away ensemble the bride chose a floral silk voile, with a coatee and a lemon hat to tone. The bridal and travelling frocks were the work of Miss L. Ohlsen.

The presents received were both numerous, and useful, a number of cheques being included.

The young couple have taken up their residence, in Cairns-street.

Cairns Post Friday 30 October 1931
see trove.nla.gov.au.

Residence:
in 1936 Randolph Evelyn Norris lived at 35 Cairns Street, Leichardt, Cairns, Queensland, Australia,

Randolph Evelyn Norris, Labourer
Dorothy Gladys Home duties
Australia, Electoral Rolls.

Military Service:
Randolph Evelyn Norris began military service on 21 May 1941

End of Military Service:
Randolph Evelyn Norris ended military service on 3 July 1945

Service: Australian Army; Service Number: QX15601; Date of Birth: 22 Jun 1906; Place of Birth: Ealing, England; Date of Enlistment: 21 May 1941; Locality on Enlistment: Cairns, QLD; Place of Enlistment: Cairns, QLD; Next of Kin: Norris, Dorothy; Date of Discharge: 3 Jul 1945; Rank: Corporal; Posting at Discharge: 51 Dental Unit;
source: Alan Norris. [http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Norris-1434]

Residence:
in 1980 Randolph Evelyn Norris lived at 35 Cairns Street, Leichardt, Cairns, Queensland, Australia,

recorded as "Labourer" in the Australian electoral Rolls.

Death:
Randolph Evelyn Norris died in April 1986 at Cairns, Queensland, Australia, at age 79 years and 9 months

Burial:
Randolph Evelyn Norris was buried on 8 May 1986 at Martyn Street Cemetery, Manunda, Cairns, Queensland, Australia,

Randolph Evelyn Norris appeared in the 1911 census at
67 Western Road, Ealing, Middlesex, England.
On 2 April 1911:-


NORRIS, Frederick                 Head     Mar    46   Maker baker            Buckinghamshire, High Wycombe
NORRIS, Lavina Clara              Wife     Mar    47   -                      London, Bayswater
NORRIS, Arthur Henry              Son      Sngl   19   Motor dealers clerk    Middlesex, Ealing
NORRIS, Ronald Ambrone            Son      Sngl   17   Booking clerk          Middlesex, Ealing
NORRIS, Marjorie Eileen Christie  Dau      Sngl   15   Butchers Book keeper   Middlesex, Ealing
NORRIS, Donald Alexander          Son      Sngl   14   Butchers errand boy    Middlesex, Ealing
NORRIS, Dorothy Primfon           Dau      Sngl   11   School                 Middlesex, Ealing
NORRIS, Jack Gregor               Son      Sngl    9   School                 Middlesex, Ealing
NORRIS, Frederick Clara           Dau      Sngl    7   School                 Middlesex, Ealing
NORRIS, Randolf Evelyn            Son      Sngl    5   School                 Middlesex, Ealing
SIMMONS, Leslie Fitz              Nephew   Sngl   17   Motor engineer         Hertfordshire, Herongate

67 Western Road Ealing W, Ealing, Middlesex
Registration district: Brentford   Registration district number: 128
Sub district: Brentford            Sub district number: 4
Enumeration district: 20           Archive series: RG14    Piece number: 6887
Schedule: 61    RG 78 piece number: 343.

Sarah McJarrow

ID# 16339, b. 1864, d. 1951

Pedigree

Charts: Willym Dernely (c.1516-)

From 1902, her married name was Dearnley.

Birth:
Sarah McJarrow was born in 1864

Marriage:
Sarah McJarrow married Arthur Henry Dearnley, son of Edwin Dearnaley and Sarah Moore, in 1902 at Canterbury, New Zealand,

Adoption:
Sarah McJarrow became the adoptive mother of Olive May Wiggins; 1909

Residence:
in January 1930 Sarah McJarrow lived at Selwyn Street, Spreydon, Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand,

Death:
Sarah McJarrow died in 1951 at New Zealand at age 87 years

Sarah McJarrow appeared in the census at
Shands Road, Springston, Canterbury, New Zealand.
In 1911:-.

Arthur Brian Parker

ID# 16340, b. 22 April 1923, d. 11 October 1986

Pedigree

Charts: Willym Dernely (c.1516-)

Birth:
Arthur Brian Parker was born on 22 April 1923

Marriage:
Arthur Brian Parker married Joan Ambler Dearnaley, daughter of Harold Ambler Dearnaley and Elizabeth Sarah Bailey, about November 1943 at Chapel-en-le-Frith R.D., Derbyshire, England,

Indexed as Joan A Dearnaley & Arthur B Parker.

Death:
Arthur Brian Parker died on 11 October 1986 at Auckland, New Zealand, at age 63 years, 5 months and 19 days