HUNTINGFORD, John and ATCHESON, Grace Madeline Family
m. 11 Mar 1942
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Male
HUNTINGFORD, John
Birth 18 Aug 1907 Collingwood, Victoria, Australia 
Death 19 Nov 1979 Dandenong, Victoria, Australia Cremation 20 Nov 1979 Springvale, , Victoria, Australia Marriage 11 Mar 1942 East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Father HUNTINGFORD, Edward John | F475 Group Sheet Mother DU FROCQ, Emily Mary | F475 Group Sheet
Female
ATCHESON, Grace Madeline
Birth 10 Dec 1912 Shepparton, Victoria, Australia Death 7 Jul 1995 Berwick, Victoria, Australia Burial 10 Jul 1995 Springvale, , Victoria, Australia Father Mother
Male
HUNTINGFORD, Garry John
Birth 30 Oct 1943 Pakenham, Victoria, Australia Death 20 May 1989 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Cremation 22 May 1989 Springvale, , Victoria, Australia Spouse Rosanna Helene | F1660 Marriage
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Notes Married:
- Huntingford—Atcheson
Miss Grace M. Atcheson (formerly a school teacher at Merrigum) second daughter of Mr and Mrs W. Atcheson, Caniambo West, was married to John Huntingford, third' son of Mrs Hun-tingford, of Cora Lynn, Garfield, and the late Mr E. Huntingford, in the Cairns Memorial Church, East Melbourne, on Wednesday, March 11.
The officiating clergyman was the Rev. F. A. Hagenauer.
The bride wore a frock of white satin , with inlet panels, of lace and having leg of mutton sleeves. She wore a veil lent for the occasion by a friend, Mrs Maddill, Garfield (formerly Miss Norton, of Undera). The orange blossom which held the veil in place had been lent by Mrs H. Lawler, of Merrigum. The bride carried a sheaf bouquet of tiger lilies and gladioli.
'The bridesmaid, Miss Myrtle At-cheson. (sister of the bride) chose a frock of mauve georgette with ruched bodice and sleeves. She wore a head, band and veil to match and carried a. bouquet of gladioli and begonias. .
The reception was held at the Victoria Coffee Palace, Little Collins; street. The cakCairns Memorial Churche which occupied pride of place at the breakfast table, was made and iced by a sister of the bride, Miss Jean Atcheson, of Caniambo West .
Leaving- for the honeymoon the bride travelled in, a blue woollen frock, appliqued with motif in pink and a. pink felt hat and black accessories.
Kyabram Free Press and Rodney and Deakin Shire Advocate (Vic. : 1894 - 1955), Friday 20 March 1942, page 3
- Huntingford—Atcheson