GRAY, George William
1901 - 1958 (56 years) Has 8 ancestors and one descendant in this family tree.-
Name GRAY, George William Birth 10 Sep 1901 Leongatha, Victoria, Australia 
[1] Gender Male Reference Number S1662 _UID BD7EA27103924E04B392CC44D8B838D022DF Death 25 Mar 1958 East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia [2] Burial 26 Mar 1958 Leongatha, Victoria, Australia Address:
Leongatha Cemetery,Person ID I5079 My Genealogy Last Modified 1 Feb 2026
Father GRAY, George, b. CALC 1863 d. 9 Mar 1942 (Age 79 years) Mother HUNTINGFORD, Lizzie Annie, b. 23 Feb 1867, Sebastopol, Colony of Victoria d. 15 Feb 1937, Leongatha, Victoria, Australia (Age 69 years)Marriage 1900 [3] Family ID F1657 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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HOLMES, Daisy Myrtle Sybil, b. 24 Jun 1901, Morwell, Victoria, Australia d. 6 Aug 1934, Leongatha, Victoria, Australia (Age 33 years)Marriage 9 Apr 1926 Leongatha, Victoria, Australia [4] Address:
St Peters Church of England- GRAY—HOLMES A pretty wedding was celebrated in St Peter's Church of England, Leongatha, on April 9th, when Daisy, fifth daughter of Mr and .Mrs F. Holmes, of "Hyde Park," Mar dan, and formerly of Morwell, was married to George, elder son of Mr and Mrs Gray, of "Stanholm," Mardan. The Rev. L. N. Nancar-row oficiated. The bride, who entered the church with her father, was handsomely gowned in ivory crepe de chene and georgettee. The frills of georgette were edged with ribbon and pearls. She wore a court train of ivory georgettee. lined with shell pink charmeuse, and over all fell a soft tulle veil, caught with bandeau of ribbon and sprays of otange blossom. Little Eilee Coulter gracefully acted as train-bearer. prettily dressed in white georgettee, with butterfly bow of shell pink silk in her hair. The bride's other attendants were Miss Violet Gray, sister of the groom, and Miss Marjory Homes, sister of the bride, who both wore pretty frocks of pale green and old gold crcpe le echeue, respectively, with scarves to match. They both wore becoming black hats. The groom was capably supportcd by his cousin, Mr W. Huntingford. Mr F. Holmes, brother of the bride, was groomsman. As the wedding group left the church the organist (Miss M. Coulter) played the Wed-ing March. Mr and Mrs Holmes received their guests at McNamara's Cafe, where the wedding tea was served. After the toasts were duly honored, Mr and Mrs Gray left by the afternoon train for the met-ropolis, en route to spend the honey moon. The bride travelled in an ensemble suit of brown crepe de chen and repp, beautifully beaded, and wore a becoming hat to match.
Morwell Advertiser (Morwell, Vic. : 1888 - 1954), Friday 7 May 1926, page 4
Children 1. GRAY, Myril, b. 1929, Leongatha, Victoria, Australia d. 1929, Leongatha, Victoria, Australia (Age 0 years)Family ID F1658 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 26 Oct 2026
- GRAY—HOLMES A pretty wedding was celebrated in St Peter's Church of England, Leongatha, on April 9th, when Daisy, fifth daughter of Mr and .Mrs F. Holmes, of "Hyde Park," Mar dan, and formerly of Morwell, was married to George, elder son of Mr and Mrs Gray, of "Stanholm," Mardan. The Rev. L. N. Nancar-row oficiated. The bride, who entered the church with her father, was handsomely gowned in ivory crepe de chene and georgettee. The frills of georgette were edged with ribbon and pearls. She wore a court train of ivory georgettee. lined with shell pink charmeuse, and over all fell a soft tulle veil, caught with bandeau of ribbon and sprays of otange blossom. Little Eilee Coulter gracefully acted as train-bearer. prettily dressed in white georgettee, with butterfly bow of shell pink silk in her hair. The bride's other attendants were Miss Violet Gray, sister of the groom, and Miss Marjory Homes, sister of the bride, who both wore pretty frocks of pale green and old gold crcpe le echeue, respectively, with scarves to match. They both wore becoming black hats. The groom was capably supportcd by his cousin, Mr W. Huntingford. Mr F. Holmes, brother of the bride, was groomsman. As the wedding group left the church the organist (Miss M. Coulter) played the Wed-ing March. Mr and Mrs Holmes received their guests at McNamara's Cafe, where the wedding tea was served. After the toasts were duly honored, Mr and Mrs Gray left by the afternoon train for the met-ropolis, en route to spend the honey moon. The bride travelled in an ensemble suit of brown crepe de chen and repp, beautifully beaded, and wore a becoming hat to match.
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