Florence Magdalen Cecilia Dunne married James Francis Cook (a printer) in St Ignatius, Richmond, Melbourne on 19 September 1914. James was the son of John Cook, a Turn-cock, and Mary Ann Merner .Their usual residence was 4 Vivian Grove, Hawthorn (another Melbourne suburb) when James died in 1965 and Florence in 1971. (Florence's sister Mary Louisa also died there in 1965.)
Florence and James's death certificates list children Edward James (born 1915), Bernard Daniel (born about 1921) and Kevin Francis (born about 1927).
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| Mentone is a popular holiday town on the east side of Port Philip Bay just south of Melbourne. |
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James died on December 26, 1965 (aged 78) and Florence on May 27, 1971 (aged 78).
I don't know who these folk are. My first thought was Teddy Cook visiting some other branch of the family, but the little I can see of him doesn't look much like young Mr Cook. Not to mention the fact that I can't match the handwriting with anyone else. However, I've put him here for want of any better place.
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"This is a load of wheat ready to be taken to the station. There are 200 bags in this load" |
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Wheat and a flooded river suggests somewhere up the Murray/Darling Basin.
Murdoch McKenzie was a farmer at Corowa on the NSW side of the Murray
at the time of his marriage to Maggie Dunne, but that was twenty-odd years
before these
photos were taken.
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