Edward Alfred THOMPSON

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
	Edward Alfred THOMPSON + Dorothy Olive BRABY (1914 - )	Unknown THOMPSON

m. 1939 Dorothy Olive BRABY (1914 - ) at Ayr, Queensland, Australia

Near Relatives of Edward Alfred THOMPSON
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Father in Law	William Henry BRABY	abt 1880	England	1940	Ayr, Queensland, Australia	60
Mother in Law	Maggie Lockwood SMITH	1887	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	1924	Townsville, Queensland, Australia	37

Father	Unknown THOMPSON

Self	Edward Alfred THOMPSON

Wife	Dorothy Olive BRABY	1914	Queensland, Australia

Half Brother	J. THOMPSON
Half Brother	T. THOMPSON

Brother in Law	Charles Meredith BRABY			1946	Ayr, Queensland, Australia
Brother in Law	Martin James BRABY	1905	Queensland, Australia	1959	Queensland, Australia	54
Sister in Law	Mary Evaline BRABY	1907	Queensland, Australia
Sister in Law	Caroline Lockwood BRABY	1909	Queensland, Australia	1986	Ayr, Queensland, Australia	77
Sister in Law	May Rose Lavina BRABY	1912	Queensland, Australia
Brother in Law	William Henry BRABY	1915	Queensland, Australia
Brother in Law	George Ernest BRABY	1917	Queensland, Australia

Events in Edward Alfred THOMPSON's life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
1939		Married Dorothy Olive BRABY (aged 25)	Ayr, Queensland, Australia	Note 1

Note 1: Townsville Daily Bulletin 30 Jan 1939
WEDDING.
THOMPSON— BRABY .
Of great Interest to a large circle
of friends was the wedding of Dor
othy Olive, youngest daughter of Mr.
W. Braby, of Ayr, and the late Mrs.
Braby, and Edward Alfred Thomp
son, which took place at the Ayr
Methodist Church, the Rev. S. T.
Vlckery officiating. Tho bride, who
was given away by her brother, Mr.
George Braby, woe a frock of white
Nebo Broelve Anglaise, made old
world style, with large organdie true
lovers knots and sprigs of Lilies of
the Valley; tight-fitting bodice with
Peter Pan collar. Two veils were
worn, one forming a small train and
the other, which was of embroidered
tulle, attached to an Anglaise halo,
fell softly Into a long cloud of tulle.
Long embroidered mittens were worn.
Her bouquet comprised an armful of
white gladioli and bridal fern, tied
with satin ribbon and silver horse
shoes, the gift of her brother, Mr.
Martin Braby. Miss Angelina Walker
and Miss Malsie Saxby, dressed In
daisy printed organdl (Miss Walker
In pink, and Miss Saxby In blue), and
wearing small flat crownless hats of
crisp tulle and flowers, acted as
bridesmaids. The duties of best man
were carried out by Mr. T. Thompson,
while Mr. J. Thompson (both brothers
of the bridegroom), acted as grooms
man. During the signing of the re
gister, Mr. T. Morgan sang 'Because'
and Miss D. Jarvls played the Wed
ding March as the couple left the
church. The reception was held at the
Caledonian Hall, the guests being re
ceived by Miss May Braby, sister of
the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson
ire spending their honeymoon In the
North .

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