OZIGEN - Australian Genealogy

Elva Dorothy Loiterton¹

F, #3784, b. 4 November 1920, d. 20 May 2019

Father

Herbert John Loiterton b. 22 Apr 1886, d. 2 Jan 1940

Mother

Annie Minnie Harris b. 28 Jun 1883, d. 9 Jul 1984

Relationships

2nd cousin 1 time removed of Robert Mote
5th great-granddaughter of Charles Loiterton
8th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sheather

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	4 November 1920	Elva Dorothy Loiterton was born on Thursday, 4 November 1920 at Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G.
		She was the daughter of Herbert John Loiterton and Annie Minnie Harris.
Marriage		Elva Dorothy was married to Robert Penfold.
Death	20 May 2019	Elva Dorothy Loiterton died on Monday, 20 May 2019 at Maitland, NSW, Australia^G, at age 98.¹

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

4 November 1920

Elva Dorothy Loiterton was born on Thursday, 4 November 1920 at Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G.

She was the daughter of Herbert John Loiterton and Annie Minnie Harris.

Marriage

Elva Dorothy was married to Robert Penfold.

Death

20 May 2019

Elva Dorothy Loiterton died on Monday, 20 May 2019 at Maitland, NSW, Australia^G, at age 98.¹

Also Known As

Description	Date	Name
Married Name		Her married name was Penfold.
Married Name	1974	As of 16 April 1974, her married name was Rogers.

Description

Date

Name

Married Name

Her married name was Penfold.

Married Name

1974

As of 16 April 1974, her married name was Rogers.

Newspaper Articles

Newspaper	Date	Content
the Cootamundra Herald, Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G	5 January 1940	Elva Dorothy Loiterton was mentioned in the newspaper article about Herbert John Loiterton on 5 January 1940 in the Cootamundra Herald, Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G; TRAGIC END Mr. Herb. Loiterton, of Stockinbingal The above well-known and esteemed farmer and grazier, of 'Kyra,' two miles out from Stockinbingal, was found dead, at 6 o'clock on Tuesday morning, down at the creek near the homestead, with a No. 303 rifle alongside the body. The top of the head was shattered. The ambulancc was called, and con veyed the body to the morgue at the Cootamundra District Hospital. It is believed that the shooting occurred about two hours previously. Mr. Loiterton, who is reported as being in very comfortable circumstances, was suffering from nerves, and imagining that everything was going into reverse. For a while he was in Cootamundra, staying with his aged mother, in Sutton street, widow of the late John Loiterton, of 'Mount Hope,' Stockinbingal. He returned home for Christmastide, and began worrying because the wheat had not turned out quite so well as usual. It was planned that he and Mrs. Loiterton would go away on a car holiday, leaving this week, hoping that it would give the needed recuperation; but, sadly for all, came the tragic climax. There are three daughters and a son. The latter, the youngest, is 12. In order of age they are Una, Elva, Alma, and Wallace. Two of the daughters were ill when the tragedy occurred, and Mrs. Loiterton, sen., was very ill. Deceased was 53; and brothers and sisters are Allan Loiterton, Temora; Walter, Pucawan; Lou, Temora; Har rold, Cootamundra; Ellen (Mrs. Frank Corby), Stockinbingal; Eileen (Mrs. H. Pengilly), Goolagong; Elsie (Mrs. Albie Ball), of Ashfleld, late of Stockin bingal; Milicent (Mrs. Don Dickson), Cootamundra; and Doris (Mrs. San derson), Katoomba. A native of the district, and a link with its earliest pioneers, whose descendants are numerous about here, deceased married Miss Harris, of Cul linga, whose sisters and brothers are Lou (Mrs. R. Penfold), Quandialla; Ada (Mrs. H. J. Pollard), Cootamun dra; Linda (Mrs; H. J. McGregor), Dulwich Hill; and Jack and Walter, of Wagga; George, Wallendbeen; and Arthur, Queensland. The funeral left the Anglican Church, Stockinbingal, after a short service, at 11 on Wednesday morning, for the Stockinbingal cemetery. In the absence of the Rev. Canon J. Done, his asistant, Mr. Thomas, officiated, and there was a large and representative gathering. An inquest is to be conducted at the Cootamundra Court House next Tuesday.²

Newspaper

Date

Content

the Cootamundra Herald, Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G

5 January 1940

Elva Dorothy Loiterton was mentioned in the newspaper article about Herbert John Loiterton on 5 January 1940 in the Cootamundra Herald, Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G;

TRAGIC END

Mr. Herb. Loiterton, of Stockinbingal

The above well-known and esteemed farmer and grazier, of 'Kyra,' two miles out from Stockinbingal, was found dead, at 6 o'clock on Tuesday morning, down at the creek near the homestead, with a No. 303 rifle alongside the body. The top of the head was shattered.

The ambulancc was called, and con veyed the body to the morgue at the Cootamundra District Hospital. It is believed that the shooting occurred about two hours previously. Mr. Loiterton, who is reported as being in very comfortable circumstances, was suffering from nerves, and imagining that everything was going into reverse. For a while he was in Cootamundra, staying with his aged mother, in Sutton street, widow of the late John Loiterton, of 'Mount Hope,' Stockinbingal. He returned home for Christmastide, and began worrying because the wheat had not turned out quite so well as usual.

It was planned that he and Mrs. Loiterton would go away on a car holiday, leaving this week, hoping that it would give the needed recuperation; but, sadly for all, came the tragic climax.

There are three daughters and a son. The latter, the youngest, is 12. In order of age they are Una, Elva, Alma, and Wallace. Two of the daughters were ill when the tragedy occurred, and Mrs. Loiterton, sen., was very ill.

Deceased was 53; and brothers and sisters are Allan Loiterton, Temora; Walter, Pucawan; Lou, Temora; Har rold, Cootamundra; Ellen (Mrs. Frank Corby), Stockinbingal; Eileen (Mrs. H. Pengilly), Goolagong; Elsie (Mrs. Albie Ball), of Ashfleld, late of Stockin bingal; Milicent (Mrs. Don Dickson), Cootamundra; and Doris (Mrs. San derson), Katoomba.

A native of the district, and a link with its earliest pioneers, whose descendants are numerous about here, deceased married Miss Harris, of Cul linga, whose sisters and brothers are Lou (Mrs. R. Penfold), Quandialla; Ada (Mrs. H. J. Pollard), Cootamun dra; Linda (Mrs; H. J. McGregor), Dulwich Hill; and Jack and Walter, of Wagga; George, Wallendbeen; and Arthur, Queensland.

The funeral left the Anglican Church, Stockinbingal, after a short service, at 11 on Wednesday morning, for the Stockinbingal cemetery.

In the absence of the Rev. Canon J. Done, his asistant, Mr. Thomas, officiated, and there was a large and representative gathering.

An inquest is to be conducted at the Cootamundra Court House next Tuesday.²

Charts

Descendant Chart - Charles Loiterton
Descendant Chart - Stephen Oxford
Descendant Chart - Thomas Sheather

Last Edited

8 Dec 2021

Citations

[S1039] MyHeritage, online https://www.myheritage.com
[S999] Trove, online http://trove.nla.gov.au

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Robert Penfold

M, #3785

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Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Marriage		Robert was married to Elva Dorothy Loiterton, daughter of Herbert John Loiterton and Annie Minnie Harris.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Marriage

Robert was married to Elva Dorothy Loiterton, daughter of Herbert John Loiterton and Annie Minnie Harris.

Charts

Descendant Chart - Charles Loiterton
Descendant Chart - Stephen Oxford
Descendant Chart - Thomas Sheather

Last Edited

23 Oct 2019

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Neil Roberts

M, #3789

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Last Edited

6 Apr 2014

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Wallace John Loiterton

M, #3793, b. 3 March 1926, d. 21 June 1942

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The headstone for Wallace J Loiterton.
Photograph provided by Jennifer Pott.

Father

Herbert John Loiterton b. 22 Apr 1886, d. 2 Jan 1940

Mother

Annie Minnie Harris b. 28 Jun 1883, d. 9 Jul 1984

Relationships

2nd cousin 1 time removed of Robert Mote
5th great-grandson of Charles Loiterton
8th great-grandson of Thomas Sheather

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	3 March 1926	Wallace John Loiterton was born on Wednesday, 3 March 1926 at Wallendbeen, NSW, Australia^G.
		He was the son of Herbert John Loiterton and Annie Minnie Harris.
Death	21 June 1942	Wallace John Loiterton died on Sunday, 21 June 1942 at age 16.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

3 March 1926

Wallace John Loiterton was born on Wednesday, 3 March 1926 at Wallendbeen, NSW, Australia^G.

He was the son of Herbert John Loiterton and Annie Minnie Harris.

Death

21 June 1942

Wallace John Loiterton died on Sunday, 21 June 1942 at age 16.

Newspaper Articles

Newspaper	Date	Content
the Cootamundra Herald, Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G	5 January 1940	Wallace John Loiterton was mentioned in the newspaper article about Herbert John Loiterton on 5 January 1940 in the Cootamundra Herald, Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G; TRAGIC END Mr. Herb. Loiterton, of Stockinbingal The above well-known and esteemed farmer and grazier, of 'Kyra,' two miles out from Stockinbingal, was found dead, at 6 o'clock on Tuesday morning, down at the creek near the homestead, with a No. 303 rifle alongside the body. The top of the head was shattered. The ambulancc was called, and con veyed the body to the morgue at the Cootamundra District Hospital. It is believed that the shooting occurred about two hours previously. Mr. Loiterton, who is reported as being in very comfortable circumstances, was suffering from nerves, and imagining that everything was going into reverse. For a while he was in Cootamundra, staying with his aged mother, in Sutton street, widow of the late John Loiterton, of 'Mount Hope,' Stockinbingal. He returned home for Christmastide, and began worrying because the wheat had not turned out quite so well as usual. It was planned that he and Mrs. Loiterton would go away on a car holiday, leaving this week, hoping that it would give the needed recuperation; but, sadly for all, came the tragic climax. There are three daughters and a son. The latter, the youngest, is 12. In order of age they are Una, Elva, Alma, and Wallace. Two of the daughters were ill when the tragedy occurred, and Mrs. Loiterton, sen., was very ill. Deceased was 53; and brothers and sisters are Allan Loiterton, Temora; Walter, Pucawan; Lou, Temora; Har rold, Cootamundra; Ellen (Mrs. Frank Corby), Stockinbingal; Eileen (Mrs. H. Pengilly), Goolagong; Elsie (Mrs. Albie Ball), of Ashfleld, late of Stockin bingal; Milicent (Mrs. Don Dickson), Cootamundra; and Doris (Mrs. San derson), Katoomba. A native of the district, and a link with its earliest pioneers, whose descendants are numerous about here, deceased married Miss Harris, of Cul linga, whose sisters and brothers are Lou (Mrs. R. Penfold), Quandialla; Ada (Mrs. H. J. Pollard), Cootamun dra; Linda (Mrs; H. J. McGregor), Dulwich Hill; and Jack and Walter, of Wagga; George, Wallendbeen; and Arthur, Queensland. The funeral left the Anglican Church, Stockinbingal, after a short service, at 11 on Wednesday morning, for the Stockinbingal cemetery. In the absence of the Rev. Canon J. Done, his asistant, Mr. Thomas, officiated, and there was a large and representative gathering. An inquest is to be conducted at the Cootamundra Court House next Tuesday.¹

Newspaper

Date

Content

the Cootamundra Herald, Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G

5 January 1940

Wallace John Loiterton was mentioned in the newspaper article about Herbert John Loiterton on 5 January 1940 in the Cootamundra Herald, Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G;

TRAGIC END

Mr. Herb. Loiterton, of Stockinbingal

The above well-known and esteemed farmer and grazier, of 'Kyra,' two miles out from Stockinbingal, was found dead, at 6 o'clock on Tuesday morning, down at the creek near the homestead, with a No. 303 rifle alongside the body. The top of the head was shattered.

The ambulancc was called, and con veyed the body to the morgue at the Cootamundra District Hospital. It is believed that the shooting occurred about two hours previously. Mr. Loiterton, who is reported as being in very comfortable circumstances, was suffering from nerves, and imagining that everything was going into reverse. For a while he was in Cootamundra, staying with his aged mother, in Sutton street, widow of the late John Loiterton, of 'Mount Hope,' Stockinbingal. He returned home for Christmastide, and began worrying because the wheat had not turned out quite so well as usual.

It was planned that he and Mrs. Loiterton would go away on a car holiday, leaving this week, hoping that it would give the needed recuperation; but, sadly for all, came the tragic climax.

There are three daughters and a son. The latter, the youngest, is 12. In order of age they are Una, Elva, Alma, and Wallace. Two of the daughters were ill when the tragedy occurred, and Mrs. Loiterton, sen., was very ill.

Deceased was 53; and brothers and sisters are Allan Loiterton, Temora; Walter, Pucawan; Lou, Temora; Har rold, Cootamundra; Ellen (Mrs. Frank Corby), Stockinbingal; Eileen (Mrs. H. Pengilly), Goolagong; Elsie (Mrs. Albie Ball), of Ashfleld, late of Stockin bingal; Milicent (Mrs. Don Dickson), Cootamundra; and Doris (Mrs. San derson), Katoomba.

A native of the district, and a link with its earliest pioneers, whose descendants are numerous about here, deceased married Miss Harris, of Cul linga, whose sisters and brothers are Lou (Mrs. R. Penfold), Quandialla; Ada (Mrs. H. J. Pollard), Cootamun dra; Linda (Mrs; H. J. McGregor), Dulwich Hill; and Jack and Walter, of Wagga; George, Wallendbeen; and Arthur, Queensland.

The funeral left the Anglican Church, Stockinbingal, after a short service, at 11 on Wednesday morning, for the Stockinbingal cemetery.

In the absence of the Rev. Canon J. Done, his asistant, Mr. Thomas, officiated, and there was a large and representative gathering.

An inquest is to be conducted at the Cootamundra Court House next Tuesday.¹

Charts

Descendant Chart - Charles Loiterton
Descendant Chart - Stephen Oxford
Descendant Chart - Thomas Sheather

Last Edited

23 Mar 2011

Citations

[S999] Trove, online http://trove.nla.gov.au

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Frank Corby

M, #3794, b. 5 December 1889, d. 14 January 1946

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Father

Joseph Corby b. 15 May 1853, d. 2 May 1930

Mother

Eliza Crisp b. 12 Aug 1859, d. 2 May 1897

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	5 December 1889	Frank Corby was born on Thursday, 5 December 1889 at Jindalee, NSW, Australia^G.
		He was the son of Joseph Corby and Eliza Crisp.
Marriage	5 April 1911	Frank was married to Lucy Ellen Loiterton, daughter of John Loiterton and Mary Ann Guymer, on Wednesday, 5 April 1911 at Stockinbingal, NSW, Australia^G.
Death	14 January 1946	Frank Corby died on Monday, 14 January 1946 at Stockinbingal, NSW^G, at age 56.
Burial	15 January 1946	He was buried on 15 January 1946 at cemetery, Stockinbingal, NSW, Australia^G.¹

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

5 December 1889

Frank Corby was born on Thursday, 5 December 1889 at Jindalee, NSW, Australia^G.

He was the son of Joseph Corby and Eliza Crisp.

Marriage

5 April 1911

Frank was married to Lucy Ellen Loiterton, daughter of John Loiterton and Mary Ann Guymer, on Wednesday, 5 April 1911 at Stockinbingal, NSW, Australia^G.

Death

14 January 1946

Frank Corby died on Monday, 14 January 1946 at Stockinbingal, NSW^G, at age 56.

Burial

15 January 1946

He was buried on 15 January 1946 at cemetery, Stockinbingal, NSW, Australia^G.¹

Newspaper Articles

Newspaper	Date	Content
The Cootamundra Herald, Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G	14 April 1911	Frank Corby was mentioned in an article in The Cootamundra Herald, Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G, on Friday, 14 April 1911 as follows: CORBY - LOITERTON A picturesque wedding took place at St. James' Church, Stockinbingal, on Wednesday, March 5th. The bridegroom was Frank, fifth son of Mr. Joseph Corby, of ' Sunnydale,' and the bride, Nellie, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Loiterton, jun., of Mount Hope. Stockinbingal. The church, waa very tastefully decorated with asparagus fern and evergreens, tied with white ribbons, done by the girl-friends of the bride. The ceremony was conducted by the Ven. Archdeacon Simpson. The bride, who waa given away by her father, wore white cache-de-soie draped with chiffon, and also wore a wreath and veil, and carried a ahower bouquet of cactus dahlias, autumn lily, maden hair and asparagus fern. The only ornament worn, waa a gold pendant and chain, the gift of the bridegroom. She waa attended by three bridesmaids? Misses Elsie and Eileen Loiterton (sisters), and Miss Ivy Corby (sister of bridegroom)? who were dressed in striped Jap. silk, with malines lace and trimming. The brooches with their bouquets were the gifts of the bridegroom. Mr. Bert. Corby was best man, and Mr. Herb. Loiterton groomsman. After the ceremony the guests ad journed to the residence of the parents, where the wedding breakfast was served, followed by a dance at night, when about 800 guests took part. Tbe happy couple left by the; after noon train for Sydney, where the honeymoon is to be spent. The bride's travelling dress was a navy coat and skirt, with hat to match. * PRESENTS. Bridegroom to Bride, gold pendant and chain; Bride to Bridegroom, silver shaving outfit; Bridegroom to Bridesmaids, gold brooches ; Mr. J. Loiterton (father), cheque; Mrs. J . Loiterton (mother), house linen : Mr. Herb. Loiterton (brother), silver mid. hair brush aad comb ; Mr. L. Loiterton (bro.), silver cake dish; Walter and Allen (bros.), silver pickle jar ; Mr. Harold Loi terton (bro.), silver butter knife and sugar apoons ; Miss Elsie Loiterton (sister), silver serviette rings ; Miss Eileen Loiterton (sis.), set silver afternoon tea spoons in case ; Mr. C. Loiterton, senr., cheque; Mrs. C. Loiterton, senior, afternoon tea set; Misses Millie and Doris Loiterton (sisters), cut glass sauce decanters; Mr. J. Corby (father of Bridegroom), cheque: Mrs. J. Corby (mother), household furniture com plete ; Mr. Bert Corby (bro.), marble clock ; Mr. Ern. Corby (bro.) bro* ae lamp ; Mr. Victor Curby (bro), oak picture frame; Mr. Horace Corby (bro.)f pair a.m. vases. Mr. Earl Corby (tro.), pair a.m. perfume bottle#; Mr. Cyril Corby (bro.), jardmecr ; Min Ivy Corby («iater), s.m. jam dUh and apoon ; Mies Dnlcie Corby (lis.), pair perfume bo'.* ties; Miases Tbeliaa and lulda Corby (ais.), a.m.-.'iilad bowl ; Matters J)eeaoDd and Norman Corby (broe.), diver augir scuttle ; Miss BUietBeflsaas, silver breakfast cruet ; Mies May'BslImaa, afternoon tea set ; Mr. Chafei'BeUman, 'silver aaoce enut ; Mr. Alf* Bellman, pair ornaments ; Mr. and Mrs. C. Loitsrtq^j^m^dbnec^kBivfls and forks ; Mr. and Mrs. W. Loitertoo, dinner knives ; Mr. and Mrr. Jas. Loiterton,' silver baoked band mirror Mw- Maude Loiterton, tea «poo&s; 'Mr.ah3Mn. S.'Corby, silver butter nub ; Mr. W. Corby, f-ea., silver jam dish ; ?Mr. Alf. and /.Misi-ETsie Corby. Gtit biscuit 'taml ; Mr. -Fercy and Miss Elsie Corby, aftez&ooa-tea aet ^JfrraaffiMri. A. Corby, silveni(ia.pot ;'Mr. ..and4iMifl. T. Corby, lamp ; Mus HJv':Corby, glass dish ; jfr, Peroy aud.MiM.M.' Corbv. afternoon tea set: JJCewre. aa3,&fi-8ee Elliott^, sot oanrers and steel in case; Mr. i^Bar^ess. diver button book iao'd'sHoo lift ; Mr. B. NewbonDd, pair silver saltadn Csso ; Yen. ^ri-hdeabon Simp son, Biblel) Meters. Albert an4 Liobel Tetby, inktand uMr. K V, Begloy,'-: silver teapot ; iMescrs 8. Oohenasd Co., silver hot water kettle.«ndt e&nd ',i Miss M. Broady, silver toest taok-; jB&. Jss. and Miss* A^ Priestly, ritver o«g cruet ;1Cm MoQaeen, rilver but ter knife; Mr. MoOo&ald, silver:-; breakfast or net ; Mies B. Finch, 'illvtr breakfast cruet.Mr. H. Leaby. sUver dinner -ruot-; Mr. A. XJurry, 'silrcr Jap breiak. cruet Mr. and 'Mrs. T. N« ville, eilvendinner oruet ; Mr. Theo. . Webb, 'silver dinner cruet ; :Mr. B. A. Fincb, silver jam dish ; Mies A. Curry, sil ver sweet dish ; Miss P« Caoty, silver honey jar; Mr. and Mifsvli. Pi Forsyth, silver .eugarsouttlei;: Mr. CLMatxning, pair, photo frames ; Mr.²

Newspaper

Date

Content

The Cootamundra Herald, Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G

14 April 1911

Frank Corby was mentioned in an article in The Cootamundra Herald, Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G, on Friday, 14 April 1911 as follows:

CORBY - LOITERTON

A picturesque wedding took place at St. James' Church, Stockinbingal, on Wednesday, March 5th. The bridegroom was Frank, fifth son of Mr. Joseph Corby, of ' Sunnydale,' and the bride, Nellie, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Loiterton, jun., of Mount Hope. Stockinbingal.

The church, waa very tastefully decorated with asparagus fern and evergreens, tied with white ribbons, done by the girl-friends of the bride. The ceremony was conducted by the Ven. Archdeacon Simpson. The bride, who waa given away by her father, wore white cache-de-soie draped with chiffon, and also wore a wreath and veil, and carried a ahower bouquet of cactus dahlias, autumn lily, maden hair and asparagus fern. The only ornament worn, waa a gold pendant and chain, the gift of the bridegroom. She waa attended by three bridesmaids? Misses Elsie and Eileen Loiterton (sisters), and Miss Ivy Corby (sister of bridegroom)? who were dressed in striped Jap. silk, with malines lace and trimming. The brooches with their bouquets were the gifts of the bridegroom. Mr. Bert. Corby was best man, and Mr. Herb. Loiterton groomsman. After the ceremony the guests ad journed to the residence of the parents, where the wedding breakfast was served, followed by a dance at night, when about 800 guests took part. Tbe happy couple left by the; after noon train for Sydney, where the honeymoon is to be spent. The bride's travelling dress was a navy coat and skirt, with hat to match. *

PRESENTS. Bridegroom to Bride, gold pendant and chain; Bride to Bridegroom, silver shaving outfit; Bridegroom to Bridesmaids, gold brooches ; Mr. J. Loiterton (father), cheque; Mrs. J . Loiterton (mother), house linen : Mr. Herb. Loiterton (brother), silver mid. hair brush aad comb ; Mr. L. Loiterton (bro.), silver cake dish; Walter and Allen (bros.), silver pickle jar ; Mr. Harold Loi terton (bro.), silver butter knife and sugar apoons ; Miss Elsie Loiterton (sister), silver serviette rings ; Miss Eileen Loiterton (sis.), set silver afternoon tea spoons in case ; Mr. C. Loiterton, senr., cheque; Mrs. C. Loiterton, senior, afternoon tea set; Misses Millie and Doris Loiterton (sisters), cut glass sauce decanters; Mr. J. Corby (father of Bridegroom), cheque: Mrs. J. Corby (mother), household furniture com plete ; Mr. Bert Corby (bro.), marble clock ; Mr. Ern. Corby (bro.) bro* ae lamp ; Mr. Victor Curby (bro), oak picture frame; Mr. Horace Corby (bro.)f pair a.m. vases. Mr. Earl Corby (tro.), pair a.m. perfume bottle#; Mr. Cyril Corby (bro.), jardmecr ; Min Ivy Corby («iater), s.m. jam dUh and apoon ; Mies Dnlcie Corby (lis.), pair perfume bo'.* ties; Miases Tbeliaa and lulda Corby (ais.), a.m.-.'iilad bowl ; Matters J)eeaoDd and Norman Corby (broe.), diver augir scuttle ; Miss BUietBeflsaas, silver breakfast cruet ; Mies May'BslImaa, afternoon tea set ; Mr. Chafei'BeUman, 'silver aaoce enut ; Mr. Alf* Bellman, pair ornaments ; Mr. and Mrs. C. Loitsrtq^j^m^dbnec^kBivfls and forks ; Mr. and Mrs. W. Loitertoo, dinner knives ; Mr. and Mrr. Jas. Loiterton,' silver baoked band mirror Mw- Maude Loiterton, tea «poo&s; 'Mr.*ah3Mn. S.'Corby, silver butter nub ; Mr. W. Corby, f-ea., silver jam dish ; ?Mr. Alf. and /.Misi-ETsie Corby. Gtit biscuit 'taml ; Mr. -Fercy and Miss Elsie Corby, aftez&ooa-tea aet ^JfrraaffiMri. A. Corby, silveni(ia.pot ;'Mr. ..and4iMifl. T. Corby, lamp ; Mus HJv':Corby, glass dish ; jfr, Peroy aud.MiM.M.' Corbv. afternoon tea set:

JJCewre. aa3,&fi-8ee Elliott^, sot oanrers and steel in case; Mr. i^Bar^ess. diver button book iao'd'sHoo lift ; Mr. B. NewbonDd, pair silver saltadn Csso ; Yen. ^ri-hdeabon Simp son, Biblel) Meters. Albert an4 Liobel Tetby, ink*tand uMr. K V, Begloy,'-: silver teapot ; iMescrs 8. Oohenasd Co., silver hot water kettle.«ndt e&nd ',i Miss M. Broady, silver toest taok-; jB&. Jss. and Miss* A^ Priestly, ritver o«g cruet ;*1Cm MoQaeen, rilver but ter knife; Mr. MoOo&ald, silver:-; breakfast or net ; Mies B. Finch, 'illvtr breakfast cruet.Mr. H. Leaby. sUver dinner -ruot-; Mr. A. XJurry, 'silrcr Jap* breiak. cruet Mr. and 'Mrs. T. N« ville, eilvendinner oruet ; Mr. Theo. . Webb, 'silver dinner cruet ; :Mr. B. A. Fincb, silver jam dish ; Mies A. Curry, sil ver sweet dish ; Miss P« Caoty, silver honey jar; Mr. and Mifsvli. Pi Forsyth, silver .eugarsouttlei;: Mr. CLMatxning, pair, photo frames ; Mr.²

Family with

Lucy Ellen Loiterton b. 16 Jul 1888, d. 16 Dec 1978

Children

Ailsa Arline Corby b. 22 Feb 1912
Della Mary Corby+ b. 20 Jun 1913
Harold Frank Corby+ b. 5 Oct 1914, d. 10 Nov 1976
Clive Joseph Corby+ b. 20 Apr 1916
Clarence John Corby+ b. 20 Nov 1917, d. 17 Jul 1987
Frederick Earl Corby+ b. 21 Jul 1919

Charts

Descendant Chart - Charles Loiterton
Descendant Chart - Stephen Oxford
Descendant Chart - Thomas Sheather

Last Edited

25 Mar 2014

Citations

[S69] Kay Lynette Gilmour, Manning Tree, Record # 44.
[S999] Trove, online http://trove.nla.gov.au

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Ailsa Arline Corby

F, #3795, b. 22 February 1912

View Pedigree

Father

Frank Corby b. 5 Dec 1889, d. 14 Jan 1946

Mother

Lucy Ellen Loiterton b. 16 Jul 1888, d. 16 Dec 1978

Relationships

2nd cousin 1 time removed of Robert Mote
5th great-granddaughter of Charles Loiterton
8th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sheather

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	22 February 1912	Ailsa Arline Corby was born on Thursday, 22 February 1912 at Stockinbingal, NSW, Australia^G.
		She was the daughter of Frank Corby and Lucy Ellen Loiterton.
Marriage	1950	Ailsa Arline was married to Victor Thomas Callen in 1950.
Marriage	16 April 1974	Ailsa Arline was married to George White on Tuesday, 16 April 1974; or the Manning Tree has a date of 24 March 1977.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

22 February 1912

Ailsa Arline Corby was born on Thursday, 22 February 1912 at Stockinbingal, NSW, Australia^G.

She was the daughter of Frank Corby and Lucy Ellen Loiterton.

Marriage

1950

Ailsa Arline was married to Victor Thomas Callen in 1950.

Marriage

16 April 1974

Ailsa Arline was married to George White on Tuesday, 16 April 1974; or the Manning Tree has a date of 24 March 1977.

Also Known As

Description	Date	Name
Married Name	1950	As of 1950, her married name was Callen.
Married Name	1974	As of 16 April 1974, her married name was White.

Description

Date

Name

Married Name

1950

As of 1950, her married name was Callen.

Married Name

1974

As of 16 April 1974, her married name was White.

Charts

Descendant Chart - Charles Loiterton
Descendant Chart - Stephen Oxford
Descendant Chart - Thomas Sheather

Last Edited

6 Sep 2016

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Victor Thomas Callen

M, #3796, b. 29 September 1911, d. 16 August 1973

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EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	29 September 1911	Victor Thomas Callen was born on Friday, 29 September 1911 at "Kyron", near Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G.
Marriage	1950	Victor Thomas was married to Ailsa Arline Corby, daughter of Frank Corby and Lucy Ellen Loiterton, in 1950.
Death	16 August 1973	Victor Thomas Callen died on Thursday, 16 August 1973 at age 61.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

29 September 1911

Victor Thomas Callen was born on Friday, 29 September 1911 at "Kyron", near Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G.

Marriage

1950

Victor Thomas was married to Ailsa Arline Corby, daughter of Frank Corby and Lucy Ellen Loiterton, in 1950.

Death

16 August 1973

Victor Thomas Callen died on Thursday, 16 August 1973 at age 61.

Charts

Descendant Chart - Charles Loiterton
Descendant Chart - Stephen Oxford
Descendant Chart - Thomas Sheather

Last Edited

5 Oct 1999

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George White

M, #3797, b. 8 July 1904

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EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	8 July 1904	George White was born on Friday, 8 July 1904.¹
Marriage	16 April 1974	George was married to Ailsa Arline Corby, daughter of Frank Corby and Lucy Ellen Loiterton, on Tuesday, 16 April 1974; or the Manning Tree has a date of 24 March 1977.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

8 July 1904

George White was born on Friday, 8 July 1904.¹

Marriage

16 April 1974

George was married to Ailsa Arline Corby, daughter of Frank Corby and Lucy Ellen Loiterton, on Tuesday, 16 April 1974; or the Manning Tree has a date of 24 March 1977.

Charts

Descendant Chart - Charles Loiterton
Descendant Chart - Stephen Oxford
Descendant Chart - Thomas Sheather

Last Edited

5 Oct 1999

Citations

[S69] Kay Lynette Gilmour, Manning Tree, Record # 44.

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Della Mary Corby

F, #3798, b. 20 June 1913

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Father

Frank Corby b. 5 Dec 1889, d. 14 Jan 1946

Mother

Lucy Ellen Loiterton b. 16 Jul 1888, d. 16 Dec 1978

Relationships

2nd cousin 1 time removed of Robert Mote
5th great-granddaughter of Charles Loiterton
8th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sheather

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EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	20 June 1913	Della Mary Corby was born on Friday, 20 June 1913 at Stockinbingal, NSW, Australia^G.
		She was the daughter of Frank Corby and Lucy Ellen Loiterton.
Marriage	22 April 1945	Della Mary was married to Harold Albert Robert Irvine on Sunday, 22 April 1945 at Stockinbingal, NSW^G.¹

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

20 June 1913

Della Mary Corby was born on Friday, 20 June 1913 at Stockinbingal, NSW, Australia^G.

She was the daughter of Frank Corby and Lucy Ellen Loiterton.

Marriage

22 April 1945

Della Mary was married to Harold Albert Robert Irvine on Sunday, 22 April 1945 at Stockinbingal, NSW^G.¹

Also Known As

Description	Date	Name
Married Name	1945	As of 22 April 1945, her married name was Irvine.

Description

Date

Name

Married Name

1945

As of 22 April 1945, her married name was Irvine.

Charts

Descendant Chart - Charles Loiterton
Descendant Chart - Stephen Oxford
Descendant Chart - Thomas Sheather

Last Edited

6 Sep 2016

Citations

[S69] Kay Lynette Gilmour, Manning Tree, Record # 123.

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Harold Albert Robert Irvine¹

M, #3799, b. 25 March 1914

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EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	25 March 1914	Harold Albert Robert Irvine was born on Wednesday, 25 March 1914.¹
Marriage	22 April 1945	Harold Albert Robert was married to Della Mary Corby, daughter of Frank Corby and Lucy Ellen Loiterton, on Sunday, 22 April 1945 at Stockinbingal, NSW, Australia^G.¹

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

25 March 1914

Harold Albert Robert Irvine was born on Wednesday, 25 March 1914.¹

Marriage

22 April 1945

Harold Albert Robert was married to Della Mary Corby, daughter of Frank Corby and Lucy Ellen Loiterton, on Sunday, 22 April 1945 at Stockinbingal, NSW, Australia^G.¹

Charts

Descendant Chart - Charles Loiterton
Descendant Chart - Stephen Oxford
Descendant Chart - Thomas Sheather

Last Edited

6 Sep 2016

Citations

[S69] Kay Lynette Gilmour, Manning Tree, Record # 123.

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Elva Dorothy Loiterton1

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Robert Penfold

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Neil Roberts

Wallace John Loiterton

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Frank Corby

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Ailsa Arline Corby

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Victor Thomas Callen

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George White

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Della Mary Corby

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Harold Albert Robert Irvine1

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Elva Dorothy Loiterton¹

Harold Albert Robert Irvine¹