The Scott Family Tree

148. Charles William PATTON ³ ^,13 (Caroline Mary Alice SCOTT¹⁴⁴, Arthur Edward¹¹⁴, John Francis Esquire⁹⁸, John HMS Victory (Warrant Officer)⁸², John Farmer Lake Head, Tugnet, Bellie⁶⁴, Andrew⁵⁷, John⁵², Jon⁴⁰, William²⁸, Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)²², Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁹, John of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁸, William (Sir)¹¹, John William (Sir)⁶, William of Scott's Hall (Sir)², John¹) was born in 1881 in Wandong, Victoria, Australia,^{³^,13} died on 29 Apr 1947 in Wallan, Victoria, Australia,^{³^,13} at age 66, and was buried on 30 Apr 1947 in Wallan Cemetery, Wallan, Victoria, Australia.^¹³

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House, 6 Dry Creek Crescent (DB 1693)
A house was shown on Lot 24 on the 1892 Auction Plan. Lots 23-25 were owned by
Robert Affleck Robertson, and then David Beath, before it was transferred on 17 June
1926 to Charles William Patton. This house was constructed of terracotta lumber in
about 1889.

Source - https://www.mitchellshire.vic.gov.au/downloads/Council/your_council/Meetings_Minutes_Agendas/2013_Minutes_Agendas_Archive/March/25_March/PLANNING_-_HERITAGE_-_Stage_2_Heritage_Study_-_Volume_5_10.pdf

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Kilmore Free Press, 17 Oct 1918, Kilmore, Victoria, Australia.
It was reported in the Kilmore Free Press on the 17th of October 1918 that Charles was fined the sum of one pound on the 15th of October at the Kilmore Court of Petty Sessions for failing to have his young daughter Nancie May vaccinated.

17 Jun 1926: Charles resided at House, 6 Dry Creek Cresent, Wandong, Victoria, Australia. House, 6 Dry Creek Cresent
This house is one of four in Wandong constructed of Terra Cotta Lumber in about 1889. It was shown on Lot 1892 Auction Plan and in 1896 the occupier was Edwin Par, a labourer (RB). Lots 23-25 were owned by Rob Robertson, and then David Beath, before it was transferred on 17 Jun 1926 to Charles William Patton.

Source - Heritage Citation Report, Wandong Hermes No 74224, Place Citation Report - 10 May 2016.

Charles was buried at the Wallan Cemetery Wallan, Victoria, Australia in May 1947.

He had an estate probated on 19 Jul 1947 in Wandong, Victoria, Australia. Charles was listed as being a Farmer.

Charles married Bertha St Clair COX, daughter of Solomon COX and Lucy Winifred FOOTE, 18th July 1906 in "St.Clair", Fitzroy Street, St.Kilda, Victoria. The marriage ended in divorce before 1914. Bertha was born in 1875 and died in 1921 in Richmond, Victoria, Australia, at age 46.

PUNCH, August 9 1906

MR C. Patton to Miss B. St. Clair Cox

A pretty wedding took place on Wednesday, 18th July, at "St. Clair," Fitzroy street, St.Kilda, between Miss Bertha St.Clair Cox, eldest daughter of Mr. Solomon Cox, and Mr. Chas. Patton, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Patton of Wallan.

The Rev. E. T. Cox, of Armadale (cousin of the bride) officiated.
The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr. Geo. Cardigan Cox, wore a pretty gown of ivory silk, trimmed with chiffon and Valenciennes lace.

A chaplet of orange blossom in her hair was covered by a tulle veil, and her ornaments were a magnificent diamond bird and cresent, the gift of a M. A. Jenkins. She carried a shower bouquet of white flowers.

There were seven bridesmaids, Miss Elsie Cox wore a very pretty dress of cream silk, and Miss Nellie Cox (sisters of the bride) and Miss May (? Elsie May)Patton (sister of the bridegroom) were dress in cream voile(?), trimmed with chiffon and Paris lace.

Instead of hats they wore red tulle veils in a French style, and each carried a bouquet of red carnations, ferns and autumn leaves, with red silk streamers.

Misses Lucy Cox and Dorothy Cox (sisters of the bride) and Misses Vera and Queenie Foote (cousins of the bride)wore very pretty dresses of pale blue silk, and each carried a posy of Princes violets and autumn leaves.

Mr. Douglas Patton acted a best man, and Messrs. Francis Leonard Arthur and William Patton were groomsmen.

The room was beautifully decorated with wattle blossom, jonquils and ferns, and a wedding bell hung from the chandelier in the drawing-room.

The wedding guests, numbering upwards of 150, assemble at the Mechanics' Institute, where wedding breakfast was served, after which the bride sang two songs, "At My Window" and "Good Love(?).

A dance followed, and early in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Patton departed for their honeymoon which they are spending in Ballarat. The bride travelled in a costume of cornflower blue, trimmed with applique lace and touches of pale blue Paris(?) velvet, with a smart cream panne velvet hat; she also wore a set of white furs, the gift of the bridegroom.

The presents were numerous and costly,

http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/rendition/nla.news-page20480636.pdf

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: The Age - Marriages, 15 Sep 1906, "St.Clair", Fitzroy Street, St.Kilda, Victoria.
PATTON-COX

On the 18th July, at "St.Clair," St.Kilda, by the Rev.E.Cox (cousin of the bride). Charles Patton, eldest son of Mr. C. D. Patton, of Wallan, to Bertha St.Clair, eldest daughter of S.Cox, "St.Clair," Fitzroy street, St.Kilda.

+ 161 i. George Charles PATTON was born on 7 Jan 1908 in Richmond, Victoria, Australia, died on 26 Jan 1978 in Kew, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, at age 70, and was buried in Templestowe, Victoria, Australia. {FGID: 154047419}

+ 162 ii. Hazel May St Clair PATTON was born in 1910 in Lilydale, Victoria, Australia and died in 1952 in Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia, at age 42.

+ 163 iii. Vera Lorraine PATTON was born in 1915 in Richmond, Victoria, Australia.

Charles next married Alice Isabella HAMMOND, daughter of Andrew HAMMOND and Isabella ATKINSON, in 1914. Alice was born in 1883 and died on 11 Sep 1951 in Wandong, Victoria, Australia, at age 68.

Alice's obituary was published in the Kilmore Free Press on 27 Sep 1951 in Wandong, Victoria, Australia.
ALICE ISABELLA PATTON

The death occurred at Wandong on September 11 of an old and highly respected resident of the district in the person of Mrs. Alice Isabella Patton, at the age of 67 years. The deceased resided in Wandong for many years and is survived by one daughter (Mrs. Sutenan, Morwell); her husband, Charles William Patton predeceased her in 1947. A sister (Mrs. Harper, Wandong) also survives her.
The interment was made in the Wallan Cemetery on September 13 and the funeral was largely attended. The service at the graveside was conducted by Canon R. H. C. Crigan Funeral arrangements were carried out by B. A. Skehan, Kilmore.
.

+ 164 i. Nancy May PATTON was born on 18 May 1917 in Kilmore, Victoria, Australia and died on 25 Jan 1998 in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, at age 80.

149. Marian Elizabeth "May" PATTON ³ (Caroline Mary Alice SCOTT¹⁴⁴, Arthur Edward¹¹⁴, John Francis Esquire⁹⁸, John HMS Victory (Warrant Officer)⁸², John Farmer Lake Head, Tugnet, Bellie⁶⁴, Andrew⁵⁷, John⁵², Jon⁴⁰, William²⁸, Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)²², Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁹, John of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁸, William (Sir)¹¹, John William (Sir)⁶, William of Scott's Hall (Sir)², John¹) was born in 1882 in Wallan, Victoria, Australia,^³ died on 22 Aug 1963 in Broadford, Victoria, Australia,^³ at age 81, and was buried in Wallan Cemetery, Wallan, Victoria, Australia.

1953: Marian resided at Wallan East, Victoria, Australia. This is believed to be the relocated portion of Shaldon Cottage in Station Road, Wallan East.
Confirmation was obtained from Ethel Patton (nee Millar) who visited the home of Marian.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Dandenong Journal, 27 Jan 1954.
"THE "FIFTY AND OVER"
session from 3UZ last week proved very interesting to the friends of 'Alice McDonald, of Langwarrin, our local composer, and of Miss Marion Patton, of Wallan, lyric-writer. Miss Pat ton is a descendant of Sir Walter Scott. She produced an original letter of Lord Nelson's, the last he wrote before his death, to her great grand-father, who was Lord Nelson's secretary. Miss Patton recited several of her own lyrics. One of her sohg lyrics, entitled "I'll Come To You," has been set to music by Alice McDonald, and was sung by Mr. Geoff Brook, accompanied by Mr. Davidson's 3UZ orchestra.

This beautiful ballad has been recorded and is to be published. Mrs. McDonald, who is a member of the Frankston Music Club, is now arranging another of Miss Patton's lyrics, a negro spiritual, which will soon be heard over the air.?
.

Christmas Card: Marian distributed a "Shaldon Cottage" Christmas Card to family members, on 25 Dec 1953, in Wallan, Victoria, Australia.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Weekly Times, 3 Feb 1954, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Days of her youth inspire country lyric writer

Fifteen years ago 71 -year-old Miss Marian E. Patton, of Wallan (V.), developed a talent for writing lyrics. Since then she has composed more than 100 hymns and spirituals as well as romantic, classical and art songs and many of them have been arranged and set to music.
It was during a period when she was nursing and looking after her late mother that Miss Patton first started "scribbling" verses. Not so long ago, two of her songs won the monthly competition of the Melbourne Bread and Cheese Club. They are "Dear Eyes of Grey," arranged by Mrs D'Hilda Featherston, of Melbourne, and "I'll Come To You," which was set to music by Mrs Alice MacDonald, a former resident of Langwarrin (V), who now lives In Ballarat (V).
"Beside the Singing Waters," another of Miss Patton's lyrics, recently attracted the attention of popular Melbourne vocalist Geoff Brooke, who had it set to music and recorded it.
Some of Miss Patton's work has been published. One song belonging to this category is "Back to Nagambie." Written for the Back to Nagambie (V) celebrations three years ago.
For orchestra
A little humorous number entitled "Girls" has been orchestrated by Melbourne band leader Tom Davidson. Although she affirms that her knowledge of music is limited, Miss Patton has in one or two instances written both the music and the lyrics.
"Maralita," a little number in Samba dance time and "What Makes the World Go Round," suitable for community singing, are two of these efforts.
Except for 30 years when she was a cutter and designer for a Melbourne clothing manufacturer.
Wallan-born Miss Patton has lived the greater part of her life at the foot of Pretty Sally hill. She looks back 50 years to the days of the Comet Mills when her father laid some of the tramline up from Wandong to the timber mills.
"We used to have wonderful picnics, concerts and dances out at the mills," Miss Patton recalled," and very often artists came up from Melbourne. Then there were the surprise parties the young people used to hold. A bonfire would be lit along the road and we would all meet there and sing songs before going off to the party ".
Nostalgic poem
Many of Miss Patton's lyrics and poems are based on scenes and happenings of her childhood days and her eyes sparkle as she relives these memories again
Her nostalgic regard for the past is particularly expressed in one verse of her poem, "The Old Home" - an elegiac tribute to her mother, her brothers and her home.
It is in this old home that Miss Patton now lives alone, drawing on her memories for inspiration for her writings. She still cuts, designs and makes her own clothes and those of some of her friends, and she spends a number of hours each week tending the flowers In the garden.
One of Miss Patton's most prized possessions is a framed testimonial letter written by Lord Nelson to her great- great grand father, Captain John Scott. Captain Scott was both private secretary and chaplain to Lord Nelson. The letter was written on board the Victory and
dated August 17, 1805, just a short time before the flagship set sail to do battle with the French Navy.
"It is said," Miss Patton tells you, "that Nelson actually fell in Scott's blood. During the Battle of Trafalgar when my great - great - grandfather was shot, Nelson asked 'Is that poor Scott?' A short time later Nelson fell at the same spot."
Tracing back her family history is, for Miss Patton an interesting pastime.
Famous writer, Sir Walter Scott, is on her family tree, "and that's probably where I inherited my flair. 'she says with a twinkle in her eyes.
.

Television / Radio Appearance: ABC 3AR Radio Elizabeth Street, 26 Dec 1956, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. The ABC 3AR Radio program featuring Marian went to air at 8.15pm on the 26 December (Boxing Day) 1956. Her appearance was advertised in The Argus on Saturday 22 December 1956.

Marian also, apart from her poetry penned at least one song "Beside The Singing Waters" which was performed by the Frank Thorne's ABC Variety Orchestra.

The Argus, Saturday 22 December 1956

A most prolific and in defatigable song' writer from Wallan East will be one of the local composers featured in an A.B.C. programme on Wednesday next. :
She is Miss MARION PATTON, an alert and active poet in her
seventies, who has written dozens of songs with a genuine Australian flavor.
Unfortunately, as with most Australian writers, there has been
little or no encouragement for her work, but Miss Patton will be
thrilled to hear FRANK THORNE'S A.B.C. variety orchestra feature her "Beside the Singing Waters" in "These Are Our Songs" from 3AR at 8.15 on Wednesday night.
Marion Patton has undoubted talent, an amazing memory of
the district's identities and activities since her childhood and a
genuine Australian touch so like many others here, and it seems a shame she has not had better opportunities.
We gel bashed unceasingly about Tennessee, Texas, and places like Kalamazoo, but we don't get
much plugging done for our own country. It's a funny set-up.
Funny, that is, for everyone except our struggling composers..

Marian's obituary was published on 22 Aug 1962. PATTON. - On Aug, 22, at Broadford Bush Nursing Hospital, Marian Elizabeth, of Station st., Wallan East, beloved eldest daughter of the late Caroline and Charles Patton, loved sister of Charles (dec.), Douglas, Francis, Arthur (dec.), William, Adeline, Estelle and Alfred (dec.). Aged 81 years. A wonderful sister at rest.

PATTON. - On Aug 22, Marian Elizabeth, loved sister of Estelle and Norman Gardiner, loved aunt of Ron and Thelma Gardiner, Heather and Harold Brooker, great-aunt of Jean, Sandra, Allan and Robynne.

PATTON, Marian Elizabeth - On Aug 22, loved sister of Adeline Barker and aunt of Bert, Colin, Eunice, Shirley. One of the best.

PATTON - Marion Elizabeth, passed away at Broadford BNH on Aug. 22, dearly loved sister of Douglas. At rest.

PATTON. - Marian Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Charles and Caroline Patton of Wallan East and beloved sister of Francis J. S. and Mabel J. Patton. A wonderful sister. Vale May. So mote it be.

PATTON. - The funeral of the late Miss Marian Elizabeth Patton will leave the Wallan Presbyterian Church, TOMORROW (Saturday) after a service commencing at 11.30 a.m. for the Wallan Cemetery. A. Skehan & Co., Funeral Directors, Kilmore 140.

Marian was known by her family as May.

Unmarried, she worked for a Melbourne clothing manufacturer as a cutter and designer for thirty years, returning home to nurse her ailing mother. This may have been around the time that Caroline fell and broke her hip.

During this period May found that she could compose a wide range of lyrics, from hymns to romantic songs. She won monthly competitions of the Melbourne Bread and Cheese Club and several of her songs, for which she also wrote the music, were published.

In a review of her talents in the Weekly Times of 3 February, 1954, a reporter epitomised her inspiration:

"Many of Miss Pattons' lyrics and poems are based on scenes and happenings of her childhood days, and her eyes sparkle as she relives the memories again. Her nostalgic regard for the past is particularly expressed in one verse of her poem 'The Old Home', an elegaic tribute
to her mother, her brothers, and her home..... "

This poem has also been published in the historical account of the Wallan area, 'Pretty Sally's Hill' by J.W.Payne 1981 and it was this poem that Marian incorporated into a Christmas card which she sent to family members in the Christmas of 1953. This card also included a photo on the front, of the home of Charles Douglas & Caroline Mary Alice "Shaldon Cottage" Wallan East with the inscription "In Memory of Wallan" It is with thanks that we acknowledge Grace Gowler (nee Patton) who allowed us to copy her Christmas card and include it in this journal.

THE OLD HOME, by M. E. Patton

The house 'neath the hill, is so silent and still,
Peopled only by echoes today,
Of the shouts of the boys, and the innocent joys
Of the younger children at play.

The oak Mother grew, nearly hides it from view,
Its limbs too sturdy to train;
The trees we daren't fell, Mother loved them so well,
Are dying, one by one, in the lane.

The silence profound, the garden around,
It too has gone to decay,
Though the daffodils fair, that I planted with care,
By the side of the path, bloom today.

There's the old cricket pitch;
the pride with which No grass was allowed to grow,
The way they would play, on a blazing day,
And with drinks would run to and fro.

So silent the house; you could hear a mouse,
If it just crept across the floor,
But I think of the noise, the night two of the boys,
In a fright, crashed down the door.

"The men are home, there's a lot to be done,"
So tonight I must hurry the tea,
There's a dance at the Hall, and they're sure to call,
"Aren't you ready yet ?" to me.

They still can chaff, with a hearty laugh,
Of the things they used to share,
Of the milk one drank, when a cat had sank,
In a bucket left standing there.

If they came home late, a plate to take,
Some "Football supper" to find,
Some coffee to make, or scones and cake,
That Mother had left behind.

Oh! house 'neath the hill, so lonely and still,
Could I just for a space return,
To those dear old days, and those same old ways,
Though Life's lesson I had to learn.

As I walk up the lane, I hear once again,
The call for a turn at the wheel,
While the axe is ground, for the Dad is bound
To feel the edge of its steel.

The vice and the wrench, and the old work bench,
In fancy I still see there,
While the whip's sharp crack, "Come-eea Prince; Wo back Jack," Steal
out on the quiet air.

The forge that creaked, and the anvil peaked,
Were set at the top of the lane,
Where the wheels Dad made, were proudly displayed,
Could we know he'd ne'er use them again.

Now it all is blurred; ah! surely I heard
A sound from over the hill,
Of the creak of a dray, and horse's soft neigh,
In the team coming home from the Mill.

But it all is o'er, they will run no more,
From the house to the garden gate,
Their eyes to strain, "Did Mother come in that train ?"
Or for Dad from work home late,

Time's wheels go round though we hear no sound,
And they carry us all away,
From the love we knew, and the hearts so true,
That cared for us till that day.

Though we offer a prayer, for their love and their care,
Enough we could never say,
For the home 'neath the hill, so lonely and still,
And its memories so grave and gay.

150. Douglas William Arthur PATTON ³ ^,4 ^,5 (Caroline Mary Alice SCOTT¹⁴⁴, Arthur Edward¹¹⁴, John Francis Esquire⁹⁸, John HMS Victory (Warrant Officer)⁸², John Farmer Lake Head, Tugnet, Bellie⁶⁴, Andrew⁵⁷, John⁵², Jon⁴⁰, William²⁸, Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)²², Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁹, John of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁸, William (Sir)¹¹, John William (Sir)⁶, William of Scott's Hall (Sir)², John¹) was born on 25 May 1884 in Wallan, Victoria, Australia,^{³^,4} died on 8 Dec 1969 in Longwood, Victoria, Australia,^³ at age 85, and was buried on 10 Dec 1969 in Fawkner Cemetery & Crematorium, Fawkner, Victoria, Australia. {FGID: 182967844}

"Fawkner Crematorium And Memorial Park wishes to advise that the location of the buried remains of the late Douglas W A Patton aged 85 are located at Church Of England: Compartment R Grave 01088."

PATTON Douglas W A Fawkner Memorial Park Church Of England
FA-COE*R***01088 Interment 10/12/1969

Source - Courtesy of the Fawkner Cemetery & Crematorium Website, http://www.gmct.com.au/our-locations/fawkner-memorial-park/

Douglas was prolific with his involvement in the Wallan Community, from being a the President of the Wallan Men's Club through to being involved in meetings concerning timber carting in the area, he was a member of the Wallan Football Club.

It would be impossible to post all the articles that have been found within the Trove Newspaper Search Engine in Australia so I have tagged as many as possible with the following link to enable the reader to investigate these documents themselves.

http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/result?l-publictag=Douglas%20William%20Arthur%20Patton

Upper Plenty School: 1880-1919, in Upper Plenty, Victoria, Australia. In 1919 the old schoolhouse was destroyed by fire.

The following is an article from the Kilmore Free Press, dated 20 February 1919.

1919 Bushfires
There were four or five distinct lines of fire travelling down [the Plenty Valley] at the one time, and the residences of Messrs MKenzie and Dickens, and the latter's valuable orchard, was totally destroyed. Mr Robertson lost everything except his house; a big waterwheel, implement shed and implements and drays were all destroyed. The Upper Plenty School and the residence adjoining, which was owned by Miss Smith, the former teacher of the school, were all burnt to the ground, with all their contents. There was not even time to save the records of the school, or the books of the war savings gr{..} Miss Smith will be a heavy loser as an eighty-pound piano was amongst the furniture destroyed.
The residences of Messrs McDougall, Potter, Fleming, McMahon, Speirs, Duckworth, Pratt, Mahady Bros, Prenzel, Turner, Holt and Gardiner, were all saved after almost superhuman efforts. Every residence was attacked by the flames at approximately the same time, consequently each hous had to be defended by only one or two firefighters, and nearly all narrowly escaped destruction.
The Upper Plenty Hall also had a narrow escape - the fire burning righ up ti its four walls. The hall had to take it's chance, as owing to the serious aspect at the adjacent dwellings no one could be spared to defend the hall against the seething inferno of flames.

PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORIES: Brothers, Douglas William Arthur and his younger brother William Innis Patton, Cir 1905, Wallan, Victoria, Australia.

House Fire: Douglas & Ina lose everything in a house fire, 12 Jun 1913, Upper Plenty, Victoria, Australia.
Ina with her two youngest children, Ina Grace "Grace" (2 years) & Caroline Francis "Carrie" (6 months) were lucky to escape with their lives on the night of the 12th of June, 1913 when a lamp exploded. It is assumed that young, 5 year old, Douglas Charles may have been away from the house with his father at the time.

This was actually the eve of Grace's 2nd birthday.

The following article is from The Age, 13 Jun 1913

WALLAN. A new four-roomed weatherboard dwelling,, owned by Mr. Christopher Mahady at Upper Plenty, and occupied by Mr. D. Patton, was burnt to the ground last night, and the whole of the contents consumed. Mr. Patton was absent from home, and Mrs.Patton and two children just had time to escape from the, building in their night attire. It is not yet known whether the house was insured, but there was no insurance on Mr. Patton's furniture, and they lost everything, even to their clothes. The cause of the fire Is said to be the explosion of a lamp.

.

1918: Douglas resided at Broadford, Victoria, Australia. Douglas was registered on the electoral rolls as living in Broadford in 1918. It is unknown why they were in Broadford, perhaps work related but this is consistent with what Ernie told his Grandson, Gary Patton about being born in Broadford. His birth was registered in Essendon.

Community Activities: President Wallan Men's Club, on 31 Jan 1918, in Wallan, Victoria, Australia. In 1918 Douglas was the President of the Wallan Men's Club.

Kilmore Free Press, Thursday 31 January 1918

Wallan Men's Club.
(From Own Our Correspondent).

The weekly meeting of the Wallan Men's Club was held on Thursday evening,; and there was a. good attendance.
The president (Mr Patton) occupied the chair. The audited balance sheet. of the sports held on Boxinfg Day was presented
and it showed a credit balance of over £45 of which sum the Wallan Red Cross Society raised £22 through running the
refreshment, rooms at the sports. The balance sheet was adopted, and a hearty vote of thanks tendered the Wallan Red
Cross for their assistance. It was decided to place the money in the Melbourne branch of the Commonwealth Bank, and Messrs W.. Munro. F. O'Hanlon, and J. Grills were appointed, trustees to operate the account, as required. The matter of instituting a fund.to welcome home district soldiers was, discussed for some
time and the members generally favored the idea.. The question, of the best. method of raising funds for this purpose was also discussed, but it was finally decided to defer any further action unti the next.meeting of the clubs. Messrs: Grills and Gymer were appointed the leaders pro and con of the debate one
"Should The Totalisator Be Legalised" which is to be held on Thursday next. Mr L. Bell was elected:assistant secretary of the
club; vice Mr A. Arnold. who has been transferred to Birchip.
.

Business Owner: Wallan Sawmill Purchase reported in The Argus, 27 Sep 1922, Wallan East, Victoria, Australia.

The firewood mill business at Wallan railway station, carried on for some time by Messrs, Minchiti Bros, has been sold to Mr. D. Patton, of Wallan East.
.

Wallan Progress Association: The Age Newspaper, on 11 Aug 1924, in Wallan East, Victoria, Australia. At a meeting of the Wallan progress association, in Wallan East hall, on Friday night, Mr. D. Patton was elelcted vice-president and Mr. J. Grills assistant secretary and organiser of the Wallan Hume and Hovell centenary celebrations.
It was deciced to write to Mr. J. H. Lister, M.P., and seek his assistance in haveing the afternoon mail from Melbourne to Wallan restored, and to have a postal receiving pillar erected at Wallan railway station.

Community Activities: Wallan Men's Club Debate, on 22 Oct 1925, in Wallan, Victoria, Australia. Kilmore Free Press, Thursday 29 Oct 1925

The Wallan Men's Club held a debate on Thursday last on " Is the Power of the Press detrimental to the best interests of the public ?" Mr Doug. Patton led the negative team, and Mr W. J.
Munro the affirmative. The negative side won by 79 points to 76. The next debate is to be " Should State Government be abolished ?" New members are joining the Club every week, and in training men to speak in public, the club is rendering a valuable service to the community.
The club executive is making an appeal for donations to provide, books for the new lending library. It is hoped to have the library opened for use within a few weeks.

This explains a lot, the Patton's don't like losing a "debate".

Cricket: Memorial Cricket Game for Ian Mann, 28 Jan 1926, Wallan, Victoria, Australia. Douglas Snr, Douglas Jnr & Alfred Theodore enjoyed hitting the odd cricket ball around.
Even his "gammy" leg obviously couldn't keep Douglas Snr down.

Kilmore Free Press, Thursday 28 January 1926

Darraweit v. Wallan.
This match: was commenced at Darraweit on Saturday. Wallan won the toss, and decided to bat. Both teams stood bare headed a ftr a few minutes in memory of Ian Mann, the Wallan.wicket keeper, who died last week.. The scores
so far are -

Wallan, Ist innings..
A. Patton, b C. Stockdale '...-; .. 42`
R. McDougall, lb w . . .. O
G Hansen c R Stockdale b C Stockdale 36"
H. Thomas, b C..Stockdale ... 1I
F. Sutton, run out .. .;. ... '4
S. Patullo, not out ... ... ,... 25
W. Morgan, lb w ..- .... ...
W. Hart, b C. Stockdale-- ... ". 0.
D. Patton, jun., b C. Stockdale.. 0
J. Cleve,. b C. Stockdale ... ... - 0
D. Patten sen. c Aungier b C Stockdale 4
Sundries ... .... 4- 4
Total .. ... 126
Darraweit,. 1st innings:
J..Stockdale e M'Dougall b Patullo, 65
J:. Johnson, c and b Hansen. _ ... 75
Sundries ... ... 7.
2: out for 147
.

Business Owner: Saw Mill, 10 Mar 1926, Wallan East, Victoria, Australia. Kilmore Free Press, Thursday 18th March 1926

Wallan.
From a Correspondent.

Mr Douglas Patton's sawmill in the railway siding at Wallan was destroyed by fire on 10th inst.
Mr Patton and three employees were at work at the mill, when apparently a spark from the engine set fire to the stack of wood nearby, and in a few minutes the whole mill was in flames. Mr
Patton was assisted by railway employees and others in his effotrs to save the mill, but owing to the water shortage very
little could be done. About 70 tons of unsawn firewood were destroyed in addition to the mill, consequently Mr Patton will lose heavily through the fire.

Douglas later went on to operate a wood yard in Merlynston in Melbourne. As to whether this fire was the catalyst for that move is yet to be determined.

REFORMATION OF THE WALLAN CRICKET CLUB: The Argus, 10 Nov 1927, Wallan, Victoria, Australia.
In the same local news report of the reformation of the Wallan Cricket Club and Douglas William Arthur Patton being elected President and his son Douglas Charles being appointed Secretary, it was also reported that Douglas Charles had put an axe through his foot.

WALLAN
Douglas Patton, aged 19 years, of Wallan East, received a severe cut on the foot from an axe with which he was cutting wood. He was take to Kilmore, where a doctor found it neccessary to insert a number of stitches in the foot.

The Wallan Cricket Club has re-formed. Mr.D. Patton, sen., was elected president, and Mr. D. Patton, jun., secretary.
.

21 Jun 1928: Douglas resided at Merlynston, Melbourne, Victoria.
Kilmore Free Press, Thursday 21 June 1928

Wallan.
From a Correspondent.

Mr and Mrs D. Patton, who left Wallan East recently to take up residence at Merlynston, were entertained at a social evening in the Wallan East hall on Thursday last. Speakers from local
sporting and public bodies referred in eulogistic terms of the many good qualities of the departing guests while all regretted their departure. Cr R. C.Hadfield, on behalf of the residents pre-
sented Mr and Mrs Patton with a wallet of notes.
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Douglas wrote the obituary of Ronald Noel "Ronnie" PATTON on 16 Apr 1949: The Age - In Memorial.

PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORIES: Charles Douglas, Douglas William Arthur, Douglas Charles, Mary Carracher (nee Patton) & John Carracher, circa 1960, in Longwood, Victoria, Australia.

Dar built a baby wardrobe, 27 Jun 1962, Longwood, Victoria, Australia.

Douglas "Dar" built a baby wardrobe on the birth of his Great-Grandson Gary Patton.
Though originally a cream color with stickers of a Duck and a Goose on either door, it was later painted "Railway Blue" and then "Railway Green".
In his early 40's Gary refurbished it into a drinks / display cabinet, inserting glass into the door and glass shelves.
The original cabinet still remains, particularly the decorative sides which Douglas reclaimed from an old mantel piece.
A treasured item for Gary until this day. On the top of the cabinet are photos of Gary as a baby.

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Twelve Months That Turned Into Half A Century: 11 Dec 1996, Longwood, Victoria, Australia

An interview conducted by Gary Patton with his Grandfather Ernie Patton on the 11th December 1996.

Douglas was born in a house just out from Wallan near the turn-off to Wandong & Whittlesea.

When he was young he was playing at a creek near his home, whilst attempting to jump the Merri Creek he landed awkwardly breaking his right hip.

He was to undergo numerous operations in an attempt to rectify the damage which manifested itself in him having one leg shorter than the other.

During the years following his accident his brother Arthur would loyally carry him to school, this was no insignificant feat as the boys used to go to the Upper Plenty School. Arthur would have to cart his brother all the way down the Gap Road to get to school, and home again.

Douglas was subsequently fitted with an elevated shoe to compensate for the difference in his leg length.

As a young man, Douglas worked with his father and brothers in the sawmill at the Wallan railyards (later known as Wallan East when the main township moved towards the old Hume Highway), (as mentioned in information relating to his father)

Douglas, with his wife Ina, and family moved to Merlyston, a suburb of Melbourne, where he and his two sons Douglas (Doug) and Ernest (Ernie) opened and operated a wood yard at 41 Boundary Road, Merlynston. Their home was situated on the same block of land. It was to here that Doug (Jnr) would cart timber in the back of an old Dodge car from Wallan to Merlynston, where it would be cut at the wood yard and sold as firewood in and around Melbourne. They then moved to 172 O'Hea's Road in Coburg, it was at this home that they were living when Douglas' wife, Ina, died.

Douglas, his daughter Carrie (Caroline) and elder son Doug Jnr, went to live at Longwood for a very brief period of time for the purpose of obtaining work cutting timber. Following this they then returned to their home in Melbourne.

Whilst cutting timber in a large shed at 1044 Sydney Road, Coburg, Douglas was involved in an accident.
As he was pushing the timber through the saw he had all four fingers on his right hand ripped off by the blades.
Following surgical intervention they were able to successfully reattach his index finger by wiring it to the joint. It was at this time that his doctor 'jokingly' remarked that if he wanted to remove the index finger to 'come back and see him as he could do a cleaner job of it'. This was obviously in reference to the condition of Douglas' other amputated fingers.
To protect the stubs of the fingers of his right hand Douglas wore a leather shield.
Almost 6 weeks following the original accident Douglas was to again suffer an injury at the hands of a saw blade, and in deference to his doctors advice, he cut off his right index finger.

It was in 1942 that Douglas again returned to Longwood, this time with Carrie and Ernie and Mavis with their young family (Shirley & lan). This was again, supposedly, intended as a short term 12 month stay.

Douglas and Ernie were to be employed by a Mr Dudley, only for a period of 12 months.
The purpose of this arrangement was for Douglas, Ernie and Doug (he arrived approximately 6 months after the rest of the family with his wife Molly and young daughter Mary), to 'cut-out' a stack of timber for Mr Dudley.

Douglas, Carrie, Ernie and his family first moved in with the family of Jack Houston in the old hotel (turned residence) at the corner of Hill & Hurley Streets (this house is still owned by the Houston family)
The only other house that Douglas and Carrie lived in was when, as the only remaining Patton family members still living in the Houston household, they jointly purchased with Ernie the house(s) on the corner of Maxfield and Withers Streets.

Douglas became known by his grandchildren and great granchildren as Dar. It was by this name that Dar is fondly remembered in his role as patriarch of the Patton family and his skill and handiwork at carpentry in which he produced a number of items of furniture for his family.
Calling him Dar also created a link to our Scottish roots that many children in the family were unaware of at the time.

A cabinet which he created following the birth of his great grandson Gary, as a baby wardrobe, is still a proud possession for Gary to this day.

As it turned out, Douglas lived in Longwood until his death, and in 1996 Ernie was still joking about the original 12 months that turned into more than half a century.

Douglas married Ina Moorabbee COCKS,³ ^,5 ^,6 ^,7 daughter of Joseph Shepperson COCKS ¹³ ^,20 and Annie Grace "Grace" BRUFFELL,² ^,3 ^,13 on 8 Feb 1908 in The Manse, Ascot Vale, Melbourne, Victoria.⁶ Ina was born in 1888 in Heathcote, Victoria, Australia,^³ died on 14 Nov 1938 in West Coburg, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia,^³ at age 50, and was buried on 15 Nov 1938 in Fawkner Cemetery & Crematorium, Fawkner, Victoria, Australia. {FGID: 182968071}

Reg. Number: 4273. Ina's birth was registered in 1889 which suggests that she was born late in 1888.

Registration No: 10691.

Douglas & Ina were living at 172 Hayes Road, Coburg, Melbourne, Victoria when she died at only 50 years of age.

"Fawkner Crematorium And Memorial Park wishes to advise that the location of the buried remains of the late Ina Moorabbee Patton aged 50 are located at Church Of England: Compartment R Grave 1088."

PATTON Ina Moorabbee Fawkner Memorial Park Church Of England FA-COE*R***1088 Interment 15/11/1938

Source - Courtesy of the Fawkner Cemetery & Crematorium Website http://www.gmct.com.au/our-locations/fawkner-memorial-park/

RESIDENCE: 172 O'hea's Road,, from 1931 to 1938, in Coburg, Victoria, Australia.

FUNERAL NOTICE: The Age, 15 Nov 1938, Fawkner Cemetery & Crematorium, Fawkner, Victoria, Australia.

Ina was buried at the Headstone Ina Patton. Fawkner Cemetery & Crematorium, Fawkner, Victoria, Australia on 15 Nov 1938.

IN MEMORIAM: The Argus - In Memorial, on 14 Nov 1955, in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

+ 165 i. Douglas Charles PATTON ⁴ was born on 22 Oct 1908 in Heathcote, Victoria, Australia,^⁴ died on 28 Aug 1986 in Seymour Hospital, Seymour, Victoria, Australia, at age 77, and was buried in Old Longwood Cemetery, Longwood, Victoria, Australia. {FGID: 182966758}

+ 166 ii. Ina Grace "Grace" PATTON ⁵ was born on 13 Jun 1911 in Heathcote, Victoria, Australia, died on 21 Jan 2007, at age 95, and was buried on 25 Jan 2007 in Fawkner Crematorium & Memorial Park Protestant Compartment A Grave 1326.

+ 167 iii. Caroline Frances "Carrie" PATTON ³ was born on 14 Jan 1913 in Kilmore, Victoria, Australia,^³ died on 9 Feb 1981 in Parkville, Victoria, Australia,^³ at age 68, and was buried on 12 Feb 1981 in Fawkner Cemetery & Crematorium, Fawkner, Victoria, Australia.

+ 168 iv. Joshua Junes PATTON ³ was born in 1914 in Wallan, Victoria, Australia^³ and died in 1915 in Wallan, Victoria, Australia,^³ at age 1.

+ 169 v. Joseph Innes PATTON was born in 1915 in Wallan, Victoria, Australia.

+ 170 vi. Ernest Alfred "Ernie" PATTON was born on 17 Feb 1918 in Broadford, Victoria, Australia, died on 7 Mar 2009 in Amaroo Aged Care, Euroa, Victoria, Australia, at age 91, and was buried on 13 Mar 2009 in Old Longwood Cemetery, Longwood, Victoria, Australia. {FGID: 182966666}

+ 172 viii. Leslie Ray PATTON was born on 20 Jan 1921, died on 1 Nov 1997, at age 76, and was buried on 4 Nov 1997 in Bairnsdale, Victoria, Australia.

151. Francis John Scott "Frank" PATTON ³ ^,5 ^,14 (Caroline Mary Alice SCOTT¹⁴⁴, Arthur Edward¹¹⁴, John Francis Esquire⁹⁸, John HMS Victory (Warrant Officer)⁸², John Farmer Lake Head, Tugnet, Bellie⁶⁴, Andrew⁵⁷, John⁵², Jon⁴⁰, William²⁸, Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)²², Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁹, John of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁸, William (Sir)¹¹, John William (Sir)⁶, William of Scott's Hall (Sir)², John¹) was born on 30 Mar 1886 in Wallan, Victoria, Australia,^³ died on 18 Jun 1970 in Croydon, City of Maroondah, Victoria 3136,^³ at age 84, and was buried in Burwood Cemetery, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

1915: Francis was employed as, Timber Worker, in Wallan, Victoria, Australia. ²¹
Youngest sons Douglas Alfred and Frank operated a firewood sawmill in the Wallan railway yards loading directly onto railwagons.

With the prospect of better work the family moved to Melbourne just prior to the 1920's.

Frank worked as a tram conductor based at Kew Depot.

The children attended various schools including Yarra Park Primary School, and Hawthorn West Central School.
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Accidentt: Bef 1923.
Frank had an accident, prior to 1923 that impacted on his ability to work and ended up in him claiming insolvency (bankruptcy).

1923: Francis was employed as, Tramway Employee, in Richmond, Victoria, Australia.

Francis married Mabel Jane PRATT,³ ^,4 daughter of Henry PRATT ²² and Sarah HENDERSON,²² on 9 Mar 1908 in Matrimonial Chambers, 448 Queens Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.¹⁴ Mabel was born on 10 Sep 1884 in West Melbourne, Victoria, Australia,^{³^,4} died on 7 Jul 1966 in Croydon, City of Maroondah, Victoria 3136,^³ at age 81, and was buried in Jul 1966 in Burwood Cemetery, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Married by Rev. Edward Watts, a congregational Minister.

By the 1940's the family had moved to a home in Gaffney St. Coburg. In the 1950's they were living in Butters St. Regent.

Nana, as she was known by her grandchildren enjoyed pets and in these latter days visitors will remember a magpie, rosella, cats and an Australian Terrier about the yard.

She enjoyed washing her clothes in a wood-fired Copper and taking young ones out to collect eggs from the hens nesting boxes.

Pop always smoked a pipe and was particular about his appearance. He enjoyed reading and crosswords and kept himself busy making things in woodwork or doing shoe repairs for the family.

Mabel & Frank's lives were deeply affected by Australia's involvement in two world wars.

Mabel's brother Albert Pratt enlisted on Dec 29, 1914 and embarked on the Persic in May 1915. He rose to the rank of Sergeant in the 13th Light Horse Regiment and served in Gallipoli, Alexandria, Heliopolis, Zeiton (near Cairo) and France.
After several bouts of illness he was hospitalized in Cairo in 1916 and England 1918.

Mabel was an attractive young woman with auburn hair.
She was a good dancer and learnt to play the piano well.

The had 25 grandchildren.

(Notes from the personal research of Ellen Christine Sommerville (nee Daffy).

PATTON Mabel Jane 07/07/1966 Burwood Cemetery [BUR] L11A-11A BU-L11A****3 Interment

+ 173 i. Mabel Francis Carol PATTON was born in 1909 in Warburton, Victoria, Australia and died in 1993, at age 84.

+ 174 ii. Daphne Gladys Mary PATTON ⁷ ^,14 was born on 20 Oct 1911 in Millgrove, Warburton, Victoria, Australia, died on 19 Jan 1989 in East Ringwood, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, at age 77, and was buried in Springvale Cemetery & Crematorium, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

+ 175 iii. Audrey Estelle Florence PATTON ² ^,7 was born in 1914 in Wallan East, Victoria, Australia and died on 5 Mar 1996 in Polwarth House, Colac Victoria Australia, at age 82.

+ 176 iv. Albert George PATTON was born on 4 Jan 1916 in Cathkin, Victoria, Australia and died in 1978 in Prahran, Victoria, Australia, at age 62.

+ 177 v. Jean Heather Leonie PATTON was born in 1918 in Collingwood, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia and died on 9 May 1981 in Healesville, Casey, Victoria, Australia, at age 63.

+ 178 vi. Malcolm Charles "Mac" PATTON was born in 1919 in Richmond, Victoria, Australia and died in 2006, at age 87.

152. Arthur Edward Claude Thomas PATTON (Caroline Mary Alice SCOTT¹⁴⁴, Arthur Edward¹¹⁴, John Francis Esquire⁹⁸, John HMS Victory (Warrant Officer)⁸², John Farmer Lake Head, Tugnet, Bellie⁶⁴, Andrew⁵⁷, John⁵², Jon⁴⁰, William²⁸, Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)²², Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁹, John of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁸, William (Sir)¹¹, John William (Sir)⁶, William of Scott's Hall (Sir)², John¹) was born in 1888 in Wallan, Victoria, Australia and died in 1963 in Wallan East, Victoria, Australia, at age 75.

Arthur Edward Claude Thomas Patton (anedotal evidence)
Arthur is shown in different official records under different names, Arthur Claude Patton (Birth - Registration Number: 16350), Arthur Claude Thomas Patton (Marriage 1812 - Registration Number: 002662), Arthur Claud Thomas Patton (Death - Registration Number: 3063)

Arthur & Isobel anecdotally had ten children. We have been able to identity 9 of their children and the search continues for the 10th sibling.

Walking To The Upper Plenty School: 1894, in Upper Plenty, Victoria, Australia.
Arthur used to "piggy back" his crippled brother Douglas all the way from home, up Gap Road to school.

Arthur married Isobel Jane DOYLE, daughter of Eduard DOYLE and Isabella ANDERSON, on 18 Jan 1912 in Queensland, Australia. Isobel was born on 14 Mar 1892 in Goomburra, Southern Downs Region, Queensland, Australia, died on 27 Aug 1940 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, at age 48, and was buried on 28 Aug 1940 in Fawkner Cemetery & Crematorium, Fawkner, Victoria, Australia. The cause of her death was Scleroderma. {FGID: 212344633}

PATTON Isobel Jane Fawkner Memorial Park Church Of Christ FA-C/C*C***1347 Interment 28/08/1940

BURIAL
Fawkner Memorial Park
Fawkner, Merri-bek City, Victoria, Australia GPS-Latitude: -37.7099518, Longitude: 144.9567954
PLOT
Church Of Christ, Section C, Grave 1347

+ 180 i. Arthur Edward Lionel "Lionel" PATTON was born in 1912 in Parkville, Victoria, Australia, died on 13 Jul 1978 in Parkville, Victoria, Australia, at age 66, and was buried on 13 Jul 1978 in Fawkner Memorial Park, Fawkner, Victoria, Australia. {FGID: 212207178}

+ 181 ii. Bernard Scott "Bernie" PATTON was born on 21 Mar 1914 in Woolloongabba, Brisbane City, Queensland, Australia, died on 25 Aug 1992 in Reservoir, Victoria, Australia, at age 78, and was buried on 28 Aug 1992 in Northern Memorial Park, Glenroy, Melbourne, Victoria. {FGID: 212116456}

+ 182 iii. Alice Isobell PATTON was born on 13 Jun 1916 in Queensland, Australia, died on 21 May 1980 in Prince Henry's Hospital, at age 63, and was buried in Portarlington Cemetery, Portarlington, Victoria, Australia. {FGID: 153884426}

+ 184 v. Harold George PATTON was born on 14 Oct 1920 in Richmond, Victoria, Australia, died on 16 Apr 2007 in Heidelberg Victoria Australia, at age 86, and was buried on 19 Apr 2007 in Fawkner Cemetery & Crematorium, Fawkner, Victoria, Australia. {FGID: 212353308}

+ 188 ix. Valerie Dorothy PATTON was born in 1928 in Victoria, Australia, died on 7 Aug 1956 in Victoria, Australia, at age 28, and was buried in Fawkner Cemetery & Crematorium, Fawkner, Victoria, Australia. {FGID: 239363663}

+ 189 x. Betty PATTON was born on 17 Apr 1931, died on 27 May 2021, at age 90, and was buried in Liliydale Memorial Park, Lilydale, Victoria, Australia. {FGID: 239165977}

153. William Innis "Bill" PATTON ² ^,3 ^,5 ^,6 (Caroline Mary Alice SCOTT¹⁴⁴, Arthur Edward¹¹⁴, John Francis Esquire⁹⁸, John HMS Victory (Warrant Officer)⁸², John Farmer Lake Head, Tugnet, Bellie⁶⁴, Andrew⁵⁷, John⁵², Jon⁴⁰, William²⁸, Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)²², Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁹, John of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁸, William (Sir)¹¹, John William (Sir)⁶, William of Scott's Hall (Sir)², John¹) was born on 27 Nov 1889 in Wallan, Victoria, Australia,^³ died on 25 Feb 1967 in Preston, Victoria, Australia,^³ at age 77, and was buried on 27 Feb 1967 in Fawkner Cemetery & Crematorium, Fawkner, Victoria, Australia. {FGID: 182969691}

"Fawkner Crematorium And Memorial Park wishes to advise that the location of the buried remains of the late William I Patton aged 77 are located at Church Of England: Compartment S Grave 1013."

PATTON William I Fawkner Memorial Park Church Of England FA-COE*S***1013 Interment 27/02/1967

[Courtesy of Fawkner Cemetery & Crematorium Website].

Later in life "Bill" used to make whicker chairs.

The following is recounted by Bill's grandson,..........

"He was always sitting out the front reading Zane Greys Western paper backs and rolling his own cigarettes". - Colin Cox, 24 August 2017

1913: William was employed as, Victorian Police Officer, in Collingwood Police Station, Collingwood, Victoria.
William joined the Victoria Police Force on 17 Jun 1912.

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PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORIES: Brothers, Douglas William Arthur and his younger brother William Innis Patton, circa 1905, in Wallan, Victoria, Australia.

William's obituary was published on 27 Feb 1967. PATTON. - On Feb 25 at his home 247 Raglan St., Preston. William Innis, beloved husband of the late Hetty, dearly loved father of George, Bill (dec.), Alma, Irene, Alan, Joyce, fond father-in-law of Melva, Edna, Colin, Jim, Grace and Bob. Peace after long suffering.

PATTON.- William Innis, loved father of Allan, father-in-law of Grace, grandfather of Teresa, Michele, Karen and Shane. Aged 77 years. At rest.

PATTON. - On Feb. 25, William Innis, loved father of Bill (dec.), loved father-in-law of Edna and loving Pop of Bill, Yvonne and Brian. Always remembered.

PATTON. - (Pop). - On Feb 25, at his home. William Innis, dearly loved father of Alma, loved father-in-law of Coline, and loved Pop of Colin, Lorraine, Darryl and Valerie, and great-grandpop of Darryl, Tony and Jodie. Peace, perfect peace.

PATTON. - On Feb 25, at his home, William Innis dearly loved father of Joyce, loving father-in-law of Bob and loved Pop of Terry and Christine. Sadly missed.

PATTON. - William Innis. On Feb 25, at his home, dearly loved father of Irene (Mrs J. Baird, Yallourn), loving father-in-law of Jim, loved Pop of Bobby, Jennifer and Graham. We'll miss you Pop.

PATTON. - William Innis. Feb 25th, 1967, at home, beloved father of George, loving father-in-law of Melva, loved Pop of Yvonne, Winton and Russell. God bless you Pop.

PATTON. - William Innis, died Feb. 25, 1967, at 247 Raglan St., Preston, beloved brother of Francis J. S. Patton and the late Mabel Jane Patton.
Rest after much suffering. So be it.
- Inserted by Francis J. S. Patton, Healesville.

PATTON. - William Innes, loved brother of Douglas, brother-in-law of Ina (dec.), loved and respected uncle of Douglas, Grace, Carrie, Joe (dec.), Ern, Esma and Les.
One of the very best, Good-bye mate.

PATTON.- William Innis. In loving memory of my dear brother, William I. Patton. - Francis J. S. Patton.

PATTON. - William Innis. We will miss you pop. - Allan and Karen, Karen and Shane, Terence and (illegible).....

PATTON. - William Innes. On Feb 25th, dearly loved brother of Addie (Mrs Barker and brother-in-law of Arthur. Never forgotten.

William was buried at the Bill & Hettie's Grave Fawkner Cemetery & Crematorium, Fawkner, Victoria, Australia in 1968.

William married Henrietta Rose "Hettie" THOMAS,³ ^,4 ^,23 daughter of George Griffin THOMAS and Lucy DARBY, in 1914 in Victoria, Australia.⁶ Henrietta was born in 1892 in Collingwood, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia,^{³^,4} died on 11 Apr 1941 in Carlton, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia,^³ at age 49, and was buried on 12 Apr 1941 in Fawkner Cemetery & Crematorium, Fawkner, Victoria, Australia. {FGID: 182969736}

"Fawkner Crematorium And Memorial Park wishes to advise that the location of the buried remains of the late Hettie Rose Patton aged 48 are located at Church Of England: Compartment S Grave 1013."

PATTON Hettie Rose Fawkner Memorial Park Church Of England FA-COE*S***1013 Interment 12/04/1941

Source - Courtesy of Fawkner Cemetery & Crematorium Website http://www.gmct.com.au/our-locations/fawkner-memorial-park/

+ 191 ii. George Innes PATTON ²³ was born on 7 Aug 1914, died on 24 Sep 1984 in Tully, Victoria, at age 70, and was buried on 26 Sep 1984 in Fawkner Memorial Park, Fawkner, Victoria, Australia. {FGID: 212328773}

+ 192 iii. William Douglas "Bill" PATTON ²³ was born in 1916, died in Nov 1955, at age 39, and was buried on 14 Nov 1955 in Fawkner Cemetery & Crematorium, Fawkner, Victoria, Australia.

+ 193 iv. Alma PATTON was born on 8 Oct 1917 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, died on 5 Aug 2009, at age 91, and was buried after 5 Aug 2009 in Preston Cemetery, Preston, Victioria, Australia.

154. Harold Theodore PATTON ³ ^,4 (Caroline Mary Alice SCOTT¹⁴⁴, Arthur Edward¹¹⁴, John Francis Esquire⁹⁸, John HMS Victory (Warrant Officer)⁸², John Farmer Lake Head, Tugnet, Bellie⁶⁴, Andrew⁵⁷, John⁵², Jon⁴⁰, William²⁸, Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)²², Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁹, John of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁸, William (Sir)¹¹, John William (Sir)⁶, William of Scott's Hall (Sir)², John¹) was born in 1891 in Wallan, Victoria, Australia^⁴ and died on 1 Jan 1893 in Wallan, Victoria, Australia,^³ at age 2.

Harold Theodore drowned in a waterhole at approximately 1 year, 3 months of age.

The following are statements from Harold's inquest.

INQUEST STATEMENT: Caroline Mary Alice Patton Inquest Statement, on 3 Jan 1893, in Wallan, Victoria, Australia. Harold's Mother

"I remember the first January 1893 On that date I saw my child Harold Theodore about 12:30pm outside the house, he was alive and well. About 15 minutes after that my daughter Marian told me that the baby was drowned. I ran straight out to the waterhole with my husband and saw the babies dress floating in the waterhole about 20 feet from the house. My husband pulled him out and laid him on the ground for a minute and then went into the house where we tried all the means in our power to restore animation for about three hours but there was never any sign of life - C M A Patton"
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INQUEST STATEMENT: Charles Douglas Patton Inquest Statement, on 3 Jan 1893, in Wallan, Victoria, Australia. Harold's Father & Labourer, Wallan Wallan

"I remember the first January 1893. I was at home that day all day, at 12:25pm I had my son Harold Theodore on my knee in the house, I put him down shortly after.
I went to dinner, while at dinner I heard someone call out that the baby was drowned in the waterhole. I ran out and found him in the watehole. When I got out, I found my sister-in-law, Mary anne Patton there. I went into the waterhole and took the chld out. The waterhole is about 4ft deep in the centre, but where the child was is less than1ft to 18 inches in depth. After getting the child out I went in the house, had all means in our house to restore animation but without success there was never any sign of life but he appeared to give a gasp when just taken out. I did not send for a medical man as there is not one in the district. When I found heas was dead I reported the death to Constable Patullo of Wallan Wallan. - Charles Douglas Patton"
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INQUEST STATEMENT: Mary Ann Patton Inquest Statement, on 3 Jan 1893, in Wallan, Victoria, Australia. The Wife of William Patton , Wandong and Aunty to Harold.

"I remember the first January 1893.
I was coming on a visit to my brother-in-laws, Chas D Patton, when close to the house I saw a child's legs in the waterhole and also a portion of his dress. I called out for my brother-in-law he came immediately and took the child out, he and the others in the house tried all we could to restore animation for about three hours, but there was never any sign of life - Maryann Patton"
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Harold's obituary was published in The Age on 7 Jan 1893.
PATTON. On the 1st January, at Wallan (accidentally drowned), Harold Theodore, the dearly beloved infant son of Charles D, and Carolina Patton, aged 15 months.
Asleep in Jesus.
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155. Adeline Charlotte Theodora "Addie" PATTON ² ^,3 ^,4 ^,5 ^,6 (Caroline Mary Alice SCOTT¹⁴⁴, Arthur Edward¹¹⁴, John Francis Esquire⁹⁸, John HMS Victory (Warrant Officer)⁸², John Farmer Lake Head, Tugnet, Bellie⁶⁴, Andrew⁵⁷, John⁵², Jon⁴⁰, William²⁸, Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)²², Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁹, John of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁸, William (Sir)¹¹, John William (Sir)⁶, William of Scott's Hall (Sir)², John¹) was born in 1894 in Wallan, Victoria, Australia^{³^,4} and died in Jun 1972 in Glen Waverley, Victoria, Australia,^³ at age 78.

Adeline married Arthur Herbert BARKER,² ^,3 ^,5 son of James Ward BARKER ² and Sarah Ann ELLIOTT,² on 19 Feb 1913 in Presbyterian Church, North Carlton, Victoria, Australia.⁶ Arthur was born in 1887 in Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia^³ and died on 27 Jan 1975 in Frankston Hospital, Victoria, Australia,^³ at age 88.

+ 197 ii. Colin Arthur BARKER ² ^,7 was born on 26 Dec 1914 in Abbotsford, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia and died on 7 Jul 2000 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, at age 85.

+ 198 iii. Eunice Marian BARKER ² ^,7 was born in 1919 in Richmond, Victoria, Australia and died on 6 Mar 1993 in William Angliss Hospital, Upper Ferntree Gully, Victoria, Australia, at age 74.

156. Estelle Leonie "Essie" PATTON ⁶ ^,7 ^,15 ^,16 (Caroline Mary Alice SCOTT¹⁴⁴, Arthur Edward¹¹⁴, John Francis Esquire⁹⁸, John HMS Victory (Warrant Officer)⁸², John Farmer Lake Head, Tugnet, Bellie⁶⁴, Andrew⁵⁷, John⁵², Jon⁴⁰, William²⁸, Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)²², Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁹, John of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁸, William (Sir)¹¹, John William (Sir)⁶, William of Scott's Hall (Sir)², John¹) was born in 1895 in Wallan, Victoria, Australia,^{¹⁵^,16} died on 20 Dec 1980 in Glenroy, Victoria, Australia,^¹⁶ at age 85, and was buried on 23 Dec 1980 in Yan Yean Cemetery, Yan Yean, Victoria, Australia.

Colin Cox the great-nephew to Essie recalls......

"I remember a Aunty Essie, was she a dress maker?
There was a Aunty who use to come down and make dresses for them .... Long ago we all went up to Wallan way on a truck at night and there was a Aunty in a little old house with only a kerro lamp to see with I was amazed !!"

Estelle's obituary was published on 22 Dec 1980. DEATHS
GARDINER. - Estelle Leonie. Passed away Dec, 20 at Colton Close, Glenroy. Late of Donnybrook. Beloved and loving wife of Norman (dec.), loved and loving mother of Ronald and Heather. Aged 85 years. Our loved parents happily reunited.
Loved and loving mother of Ronald, mother-in-law of Thelma, loved grandmother of Allan, Robynne and Karen. A wonderful mother at rest.
Loved and loving mother of Heather, mother-in-law of Harold (Dec.), loved Nana of Jean and Graham, Sandra and Harry. Precious great-nan of Jeffrey. May God take care of you both.

GARDINER - The funeral of Mrs Estelle Gardiner will take place TOMORROW (Tuesday Dec. 23) at the Uniting Church, Forest St., Whittlesea at 2.15 p.m. At the conclusion of the service will arrive at the Yan Yean Cemetery at 3 p.m. W.G.APPS & SONS 174 Burgundy St. Heidelberg. 45-1060 A.F.D.A.
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Estelle married Norman Frederick GARDINER, son of Alexander GARDINER and Margaret, in 1920 in Victoria, Australia.⁶ Norman was born circa 1890 and died on 30 Jul 1980 in Western General Hospital, aged about 90.

Cir 1950: Norman was employed in Woodyard, Glen Waverley, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
It is believed that Norman had a wood yard in the Glenroy area of Melbourne and that his nephew Ernie Patton used to cart wood down to his yard from Longwood.

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Norman's obituary was published in 1980. GARDINER. - Norman Frederick. For sixty years the loved and devoted husband of Estelle. Much loved and loving father of Ronald and Heather. A wonderful husband and father.
GARDINER. - Norman Frederick. On July 30, 1980 at Western General Hospital, very dear and beloved father of Ron, fond father-in-law of Thel an dearly loved grandfather of Allan, Robynne, and Karen. A very special father and grandfather at rest.
GARDINER. - Norman Frederick. Loved and loving father of Heather, Father-in-law of Harold (dec.) Precious gramps of Jean and Sandra. Great grandpa of Jeffrey. So patient and kind always, May the light shine for him.
GARDINER. - Norman Frederick of Donnybrook on July 30, In his 90^th year. Loved and loving son of Alexander and Margaret, late of Brooklands, Whittlesea. Loving brother of Murray, Mary, William, Margaret, Susan, James, Jean, Aidyth and Walter (all dec.). In God's loving care.
GARDINER. - Norman. In loving memory of a wonderful uncle and mate. - Doug and Molly Patton
GARDINER. - The funeral service of Mr Norman Frederick Gardiner will take place MONDAY (Aug 4), at the Uniting Church Forest Street, Whittlesea, commencing at 2 p.m. At the conclusion of the service the cortege will arrive at the Yan Yean Cemetery at 2.45 p.m. W.G.APPS & SONS, 174 Burgundy St. Heidelberg.
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157. Alfred Theodore "Alf" PATTON ² ^,3 ^,4 ^,7 ^,17 ^,18 ^,19 (Caroline Mary Alice SCOTT¹⁴⁴, Arthur Edward¹¹⁴, John Francis Esquire⁹⁸, John HMS Victory (Warrant Officer)⁸², John Farmer Lake Head, Tugnet, Bellie⁶⁴, Andrew⁵⁷, John⁵², Jon⁴⁰, William²⁸, Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)²², Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁹, John of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁸, William (Sir)¹¹, John William (Sir)⁶, William of Scott's Hall (Sir)², John¹) was born on 20 May 1898 in Wallan, Victoria, Australia^{³^,4^,17^,19} and died on 12 Aug 1963 in Wallan East, Victoria, Australia,^³ at age 65.

Alf died at Marian's home, the relocated section of Shaldon Cottage in Station Road, Wallan East.

1917: Alfred resided at 27 Abbotsford Street, Abbotsford, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Alfred served in the military Machine Gun Company 2, Reinforcement 13 on 19 Feb 1917 in Caulfield, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Regimental number 728
Religion Church of England
Occupation Blacksmith
Address Shaldon Cottage, Wallan East, Victoria
Marital status Single
Age at embarkation 18
Next of kin Father, C D Patton, Wallan East, Victoria
Enlistment date 20 February 1917, Royal Park Victoria
Date of Enlistment from Nominal Roll 19 February 1917
Rank on enlistment Private
Unit name Machine Gun Company 2, Reinforcement 13
AWM Embarkation Roll number 24/7/4
Embarkation details Unit embarked from Melbourne, Victoria, on board HMAT A29 Suevic on 21 June 1917
Rank from Nominal Roll Private
Unit from Nominal Roll 8th Battalion
Fate Returned to Australia 9 August 1919

The 8th Battalion was an infantry battalion of the Australian Army. Initially raised in 1914 for the First Australian Imperial Force during the First World War the battalion was completely recruited from Victoria and formed the 2nd Brigade, 1st Division. During the war it fought at Gallipoli and in France and Belgium on the Western Front.
Today, its honours and traditions are perpetuated by the 8th/7th Battalion, Royal Victoria Regiment.

The 8th was known as the "Blood and Bandages" brigade due to their Unit Colour Patch being white on red.

ARMY WILL: 1918. You know it's getting to the "pointy" end of things when they Army gets you to fill one of these out.

WWI Honour Roll: Upper Plenty Honour Roll, 1918, Upper Plenty, Victoria, Australia.

War Medals: WWI - the 1914 Star or 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal, 1918, Australia Army.

Home Coming: Arrived home from WWI, 27 Sep 1919, Wallan East, Victoria, Australia.
Eltham and Whittlesea Shires Advertiser and Diamond Creek Valley Advocate. Friday 10 October 1919

WALLAN EAST.
(FROM A CORRESPONDENT.)

Private A. Patton, who has been on active service for about three years, returned on Saturday week. Private Patton is the last of the local soldiers to return, all the others that could return having already done so. The young soldier has acquired an English wife,and baby.

was a large gathering of friends on the Wallan station to meet the family when they returned by the evening train. Private Patton returned per the transport Ceramic and among the other troops on board was Signaller Len Easton, who enlisted from Upper Plenty. A public welcome home was given to these two returned soldiers and also to Messrs C.
Christofferson, A. Skurrie, H. Speirs, A. Speirs and C. Easton, who have all lately returned from active service.
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Returned from war: Welcome Home Ball at Upper Plenty, 16 Oct 1919, Upper Plenty, Victoria, Australia.
Kilmore Free Press, Thursday 16 October 1919

WELCOME HOME at UPPER PLENTY
From a Correspondent.

The Upper Plenty hall was crowded to overflowing on Wednesday evening when a public welcome home was tendered to Sergeant O. Easton, Signaller L. Easton, Trooper N. Christefferson, Privates H. and A. Sheirs and A. Patton.

Owing to one or two counter attractions in the Whittlesea district there were no visitors from that quarter. However, there was a
record attendance for Upper Plenty, there being visitors also from Wallan, Darraweit and Wandong.

The first part of the programme rook the form' of an entertainment,. a choice lot of songs and recitations being rendered by Miss Patullo, Rev. W. Fitzgerald, Messrs Webb,
Lawson, Grills, and Sergeant Easton.

The Chairman (Mr McDougall) said they had gathered together that evening to welcome home the last of the young men of
Upper Plenty who were returning after years of active service. All the other soldiers who had enlisted from the district had returned.

He (the chairman) then presented each soldier with a pair of handsome gold sleeve links inscribed with their respective initials, amidst applause.

Speeches congratulating the soldiers on their safe return, and wishing them every success in the future,: were delivered by Ore
Hadfield and Minchin,.and Messrs O'Hanlon, M Oummins and J. Grills. Mr O'Hanlon also congratulated Private Patton on making
a conquest in the matrimonial field, the latter having brought back an English bride.

Mr Grille, in referring to the Australian soldiers, said their deeds could best be summed up in the words some Californian
miners had inscribed on the tombstone of one of theiir mates : " He done his damndest angels could do no more." ('Loud laughter )

The Australian soldiers had done the same thing to keep' Australia free and to make the world safe for humanity.
Sergeant Easton suitably responded on behalf of his comrades and himself.

The audience then sang "For they are jolly good fellows" and gave three hearty cheers for the soldiers. Refreshments in
abundance were served, Mr Barnett,. Wallan being the caterer.

The hall. was then cleared and dancing became the order of the evening, for which Miss Patullo supplied splendid music gratis, and Mr M. Oummins was, as usual, a courteous and Etficient M,0.

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NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Kilmore Free Press, 11 Dec 1919.
WALLAN HONOR ROLL,

The following is a copy of the Wallan Roll of Honor the unveiling of which was announced in last FREE PRESS :-

THE GREAT WAR.
1914 To 1919.
STATE SCHOOL, No. 664.
ARMISTICE SIGNED 11TII NOV., 1918.
PEACE DECLARED 19TH JULY, 1919.
LEST WE FORGET.
ROLL OF HONOR.

Anderson, Fred. Kidd, Harrison, Anderson, Wm. Mason, Alfred.
x Bracken, Jas. Missen, Leond. x Bourke, Jas. Murphy, Syd. Cahill, Thos. McBain, Donald Chapman, Wm. McCarthy, David, Clayton, Geo. McDonald, Jas. Crawley, Rupert McLeod, R. A. Cummins, Bryan Nurse, Edwd. Cummins Wm., M.M Olsson, A. E. x Elliott, Jas. Patton, Alfd. S Groves, Antony x Randell, Richid. Groves, Ernest x Rodda, Arnd. Hare, Wm. x Rodda, Ben. xHargraves, Walter x Rowe, Fred. Holmes, Alex. Smith, Edwd. Holmes, David x Smith, Leslie. Holmes, Henry Smith, Wm. Holmes, Syd. Stockdale, Percy E. Holt, Ewart Jinnette, Percy x Holt, Norman x Supreme Sacrifice. For King and Empire.

Presented by Mr. W. E. B. MACLEOD.
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Cricket: Memorial Cricket Game for Ian Mann, on 28 Jan 1926, in Wallan, Victoria, Australia.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: The Argus, 4 Mar 1927.
WALLAN.

Mr. Alfred Patton and family have left the district lo reside in Melbourne, where Mr. Patton has been appointed to a business position.'
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Alfred served in the MILITARY: World War II Service - Army Citizen Military Forces, 1939, Royal Park, Melbourne, Victoria. Alf backed up his World War I service with service in WWII as well.

Name: Alfred Theodore Patton
Birth Date: 20 May 1896
Birth Place: Wallan Victoria
Year Range: 1939 - 1948
Enlistment Place: Royal Park Victoria
Service Number: V18614
Next of Kin: Emma Patton
Series Description: B884: Army Citizen Military Forces.

Alfred's obituary was published on 12 Aug 1963 in Wallan East, Victoria, Australia. PATTON. - On Aug 12 at Wallan East, Alfred Theodore, loved husband of the late Emma Elizabeth, loved father of Alfred (dec.), Norman, Evelyn, Harry, Gwen, Margaret, Edward, Reginald (dec.) and Doreen. At rest

PATTON. - On Aug 12, Alfred, late of the 1st AIF 8th Btn. at his sister's residence Wallan East. Dearly loved son of the late Caroline and Charles, loved brother of Marian and Estelle. At rest.

PATTON. - The funeral of the late Mr Alfred Theodore Patton will arrive at the Wallan Cemetery TODAY (Wednesday) at 3 p.m. A. Skehan and Co., Funeral Directors, Kilmore 140.

Alfred married Emma Elizabeth DAWSON,¹⁶ ^,17 ^,24 ^,25 daughter of Edward William DAWSON, on 20 Feb 1919 in St Pancras Old St Pancras, England.¹⁷.^,18 Emma was born on 14 Nov 1898 in Manchester, England^{¹⁶^,17^,24} and died on 11 Nov 1952 in Kilmore, Victoria, Australia,^¹⁶ at age 53.

Origin place: Arrival date: 2 Nov 1922 Arrival place: Sydney, New South Wales

According to Ethel Patton (nee MiLLAR) and according to her husband Ted, Emma and Alf were planning on bringing Emma's Mum out from England to Australia but unfortunately she passed away the day before she was due to leave England.

PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORIES: Emma in front of their Mudbrick Home, Cir 1939, Upper Plenty, Victoria, Australia.

+ 199 i. Alfred Theodore PATTON was born on 24 Aug 1918 in Euston, England, died on 26 Apr 1941 in Corinth Canal, Greece, at age 22, and was buried in Phaleron War Cemetery, Athínai, Attiki, Greece. {FGID: 18974418}

+ 200 ii. Norman Charles PATTON was born on 17 Mar 1920 in Carlton, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

+ 201 iii. Evelyn Hilges PATTON was born in 1922 and died in 1998, at age 76.

+ 202 iv. Harry Edward PATTON was born on 17 Jun 1922 in Wallan, Victoria, Australia, died on 2 Oct 1998 in Upper Plenty, Victoria, Australia, at age 76, and was buried in Wallan Cemetery, Wallan, Victoria, Australia.

+ 203 v. Gwendoline Millicent "Gwen" PATTON was born on 10 Apr 1925 and died on 28 Jul 1999 in Eden Park, Victoria, Australia, at age 74.

+ 204 vi. Margaret Eva "Peggy" PATTON was born on 12 Mar 1927 and died on 27 May 1992 in Wangaratta, Victoria, Australia, at age 65.

+ 206 viii. Edward "Ted" PATTON was born on 28 Feb 1930 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia and died on 7 Jan 2015 in Trentham, Victoria, Australia, at age 84.

+ 207 ix. Reginald "Reg" PATTON was born on 6 Sep 1932 and died on 25 Jul 1958 in Nowa Nowa, Victoria, Australia, at age 25.

158. William Arthur MUNRO (Emmaline Elizabeth Ann "Emily" SCOTT¹⁴⁶, Arthur Edward¹¹⁴, John Francis Esquire⁹⁸, John HMS Victory (Warrant Officer)⁸², John Farmer Lake Head, Tugnet, Bellie⁶⁴, Andrew⁵⁷, John⁵², Jon⁴⁰, William²⁸, Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)²², Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁹, John of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁸, William (Sir)¹¹, John William (Sir)⁶, William of Scott's Hall (Sir)², John¹) was born on 8 Aug 1886 in Wallan, Victoria, Australia, died on 3 Apr 1917 in 6th General Hospital, France, at age 30, and was buried in St. Sever Cemetery, Rouen France.

159. Mary Weatherdon MUNRO (Emmaline Elizabeth Ann "Emily" SCOTT¹⁴⁶, Arthur Edward¹¹⁴, John Francis Esquire⁹⁸, John HMS Victory (Warrant Officer)⁸², John Farmer Lake Head, Tugnet, Bellie⁶⁴, Andrew⁵⁷, John⁵², Jon⁴⁰, William²⁸, Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)²², Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁹, John of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁸, William (Sir)¹¹, John William (Sir)⁶, William of Scott's Hall (Sir)², John¹) was born on 4 Dec 1888 in Wallan, Victoria, Australia and died on 20 Sep 1965 in Coburg, Victoria, Australia, at age 76.

160. Hugh Innes MUNRO (Emmaline Elizabeth Ann "Emily" SCOTT¹⁴⁶, Arthur Edward¹¹⁴, John Francis Esquire⁹⁸, John HMS Victory (Warrant Officer)⁸², John Farmer Lake Head, Tugnet, Bellie⁶⁴, Andrew⁵⁷, John⁵², Jon⁴⁰, William²⁸, Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)²², Robert of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁹, John of Thirlestane (Sir)¹⁸, William (Sir)¹¹, John William (Sir)⁶, William of Scott's Hall (Sir)², John¹) was born on 20 Oct 1890 in Wallan, Victoria, Australia and died on 1 Dec 1962 in Parkville, Victoria, Australia, at age 72.

Hugh married Gertrude Bridget "Gertie" McCARTHY in 1915. Gertrude was born about 1884 in Numurkah, Victoria, Australia.

+ 208 i. Christina Mavis MUNRO was born on 16 Jul 1921, died on 18 Jun 1994 in Berwick, Victoria, Australia, at age 72, and was buried in Cranbourne, Victoria, Australia.

+ 209 ii. William Arthur MUNRO was born on 22 Mar 1926 in Kilmore, Victoria, Australia and died on 14 Aug 2005 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, at age 79.

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