Hilda Stirling CROSS (1893

Hilda Stirling CROSS (1893 - 1969)

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Living Living Living	Hilda Stirling CROSS (1893 - 1969) + Archibald William SNAITH (1893 - 1977)	William CROSS ( - 1925)	Jas CROSS

			Sarah NASH

		Ellen AISBETT (1866 - 1954)	Edward AISBETT (1830 - 1868)	Edward AISBETT
				Isabel BRADLEY
			Ann ROBINSON (1832 - 1915)

Pic P1. HILDA STIRLING SNAITH
died 22 August 1969 aged 76 years
loving husband of the above
Archibald William SNAITH
died 26 May 1973 aged 84 years

Pic S1. HILDA STIRLING SNAITH
died 22 August 1969 aged 76 years
loving husband of the above
Archibald William SNAITH
died 26 May 1973 aged 84 years

Pic 1. HILDA STIRLING SNAITH
died 22 August 1969 aged 76 years
loving husband of the above
Archibald William SNAITH
died 26 May 1973 aged 84 years

b. 1893 at Allandale, Victoria, Australia

m. 1917 Archibald William SNAITH (1893 - 1977) at Victoria, Australia

d. 1969 at Kew, Victoria, Australia aged 76

Near Relatives of Hilda Stirling CROSS (1893 - 1969)
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Grandfather	Jas CROSS
Grandmother	Sarah NASH
Grandfather	Edward AISBETT	abt 1830		27 Feb 1868	Victoria, Australia	38
Grandmother	Ann ROBINSON	abt 1832		14 Feb 1915	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	83

Father in Law	William Valentine Oliver SNAITH	1860	Ashbourne, Victoria, Australia	13 Jan 1943	577 Barkley St, Footscray, Victoria, Australia	83
Mother in Law	Margaret SNADDEN	15 Mar 1863	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	30 Jan 1938	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	74

Father	William CROSS			16 Jul 1925	Footscray, Victoria, Australia
Mother	Ellen AISBETT	1866	Scarsdale, Victoria, Australia	27 Mar 1954	Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia	88

Self	Hilda Stirling CROSS	1893	Allandale, Victoria, Australia	1969	Kew, Victoria, Australia	76

Husband	Archibald William SNAITH	1893	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1977	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	84

Daughter	Living or Recently Deceased
Daughter	Living or Recently Deceased
Daughter	Living or Recently Deceased

Sister	Ida CROSS
Sister	Annie May CROSS	abt 1886		1953	Preston, Victoria, Australia	67
Brother	George Edward CROSS	abt 1886		1960	Bright, Victoria, Australia	74
Sister	Ellina Mabel CROSS	abt 1889		1969	Rese, Victoria, Australia	80
Sister	Florence Ellen CROSS	abt 1890		1970	Geelong, Victoria, Australia	80
Brother	William Herbert CROSS	abt 1891		1941	Kyneton, Victoria, Australia	50
Sister	Elsie Louisa CROSS	1905	Allandale, Victoria, Australia

Son in Law	Living or Recently Deceased
Son in Law	Alfred Leslie PIKE	22 Oct 1917	Bright, Victoria, Australia

Grandson	Colin Bruce COCHRANE			1958	Victoria, Australia

Aunt	Margaret Jane AISBETT
Uncle	William RUTHERFORD
Aunt	Isabella AISBETT	abt 1856		1940	Brunswick, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	84
Uncle	Charles Benjamin CLARKE
Uncle	Thomas AISBETT	1860	Smythesdale, Victoria, Australia	19 May 1930	Colac, Victoria, Australia	70
Aunt	Annie PATERSON
Aunt	Ann AISBETT	1862	Carnarvon, Victoria, Australia
Uncle	George Edward MARTIN
Aunt	Edwardina AISBETT	1868	Scarsdale, Victoria, Australia
Uncle	Chas Roland William PHILLIPS

Cousin	Allan Russell RUTHERFORD	abt 1893		1943	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	50
Cousin	Thomas Edward AISBETT	1885	Allandale, Victoria, Australia	1946	Cranbourne, Victoria, Australia	61
Cousin	Richard Matthew AISBETT	1889	Allandale, Victoria, Australia	1890	Allandale, Victoria, Australia	1
Cousin	William John AISBETT	1891	Allandale, Victoria, Australia	1891	Allandale, Victoria, Australia	0
Cousin	Arthur James AISBETT	1892	Allandale, Victoria, Australia	1951	Northcote, Victoria, Australia	59
Cousin	Frederick William John AISBETT	1895	Haddon, Victoria, Austrlaia
Cousin	Myrtle May Victoria AISBETT	1897	Haddon, Victoria, Austrlaia	1928	Beulah, Victoria, Australia	31
Cousin	Ella Ann AISBETT	1898	1898
Cousin	Florence Rita AISBETT	1900	Scarsdale, Victoria, Australia	1955	Korumburra, Malverna, Victoria, Australia	55

Niece	Arch SKEWES
Nephew	Harry SKEWES
Niece	Leila SKEWES
Nephew	Neil SKEWES
Nephew	Ron SKEWES
Niece	Living or Recently Deceased
Nephew	Living or Recently Deceased

Sister in Law	May Eleanor SNAITH	05 May 1895	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1973	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	78
Brother in Law	Walter Valentine Oliver SNAITH	1897	Footscray, Victoria, Australia
Brother in Law	Jno (?Jonothan) SNAITH	1899	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1899	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	0
Sister in Law	Lillie SNAITH	1899	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1899	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	0
Sister in Law	Violet Beatrice SNAITH	1901	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1980	Caulfield, Victoria, Australia	79
Brother in Law	Unknown COWDEROY
Brother in Law	Harry SKEWES	abt 1884		10 Aug 1942	Sunshine, Melbourne, Victoria, Austrlaia	58
Brother in Law	Unknown NORTON
Brother in Law	Unknown ANDERSON
Brother in Law	Unknown WARD

Events in Hilda Stirling CROSS (1893 - 1969)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
1893		Hilda Stirling CROSS was born	Allandale, Victoria, Australia	Note 1	52
1917	24	Married Archibald William SNAITH (aged 24)	Victoria, Australia	Note 2	52, 60
1919	26	Residence	Stirling, Geelong Rd, W Footscray, Victoria, Australia	Note 3	37
1924	31	Residence	12 Carmichael St, Footscray, Victoria, Australia	Note 4	37
16 Jul 1925	32	Death of father William CROSS	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	Note 5	52
1931	38	Residence	12 Carmichael St, Footscray, Victoria, Australia	Note 6	37
1936	43	Residence	12 Carmichael St, Footscray, Victoria, Australia	Note 7	37
1942	49	Residence	12 Carmichael St, Footscray, Victoria, Australia	Note 8	37
1949	56	Residence	12 Carmichael St, Footscray, Victoria, Australia	Note 9	37
1954	61	Residence	12 Carmichael St, Footscray, Victoria, Australia	Note 10	37
27 Mar 1954	61	Death of mother Ellen AISBETT (aged 88)	Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia	Note 11	52, 60
1969	76	Hilda Stirling CROSS died	Kew, Victoria, Australia	Note 12	52
22 Aug 1969	76	Burial	Footscray cemetery, Victoria, Australia	Note 13

Note 1: Reg No 19465/1893 - parents William Cross and Ellen Airbett (Aisbett)
died 1969 - age 76 = c 1893

Note 2: 1917/8931

Independent (Footscray) 5 January 1918
. SMITH-CROSS. . Aquiet wedding was celebrated at the Hyde street Methodist Church on December 22, when Miss Hilda S. Cross, fourth daughter of Mr and Mrs Cross, of Paisley st., Footcray, was married to Mr Archibald W. Snaith, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Snaith, of Hyde - street, Footscray. The Rev. Oliver Dowsing was the officiating clergyman. The bride, who 'was given' away by her father, wore a dainty dress of white crepe de chene, the court train being lined with .pale pink pail ette and trimmned with orange blossom and a true' lovers' knot. She also wore a pretty wreath and veil, and carried _a bouquet of white carnations and stocks. " On leaving the :church she was presented with a' pretty horseshoe by one of' the kindergarten • scholars. The' bridesmaids were Miss Ida Cross and Miss May Snaith, who both wore becoming costumes of Fuji silk, and cream crepe de chene hats, trimmed with pink, and carried pretty bouquets of pink carnations and fern. Mr Walter Snaith acted as best man; Mr Harry Kranz was groomsman. A telegram of congratulation was received fromn the bride's aunt, Mrs W. C. R. Phillips, of Western Australia. Numerous pre seuts were received by the happy couple. Wedding tea was partaken of at the residence of the bride's parents, when the usual toasts were honoured.

Note 3: electoral roll/Maribyrnong/Footscray North
SNAITH Archibald Wm - cabinetmaker, Hilda Stirling - hd

Note 4: electoral roll/Maribyrnong/Footscray North
SNAITH Archibald Wm - cabinetmaker, Hilda Stirling - hd

Note 5: Reg No 9484/1925 - age 64 - parents Jas Cross and Sarah Nash
see notes for death notice in Argus

The Argus 16 July 1928
CROSS.-In loving memory of my dear husband and our dear father, William, who passed away 16th July, 1925, at Footscray.
In silence he suffered, in patience he bore. Till God took him home to suffer no more.
Inserted by his loving wife and daughters. Annie (Mrs. Skewes), Hilda (Mrs. Snaith), Ida, and Elsie (Mrs. Ward).

Note 6: electoral roll/Maribyrnong/Footscray North
SNAITH Archibald Wm - cabinetmaker, Hilda Stirling - hd

Note 7: electoral roll/Maribyrnong/Footscray North
SNAITH Archibald Wm - cabinetmaker, Hilda Stirling - hd

Note 8: SNAITH Archibald William - cabinet maker, Hilda Stirling - hd

Note 9: SNAITH Archibald William - cabinet maker, Hilda Stirling - hd, Betty Stirling - machinist

Note 10: SNAITH Archibald William - cabinet maker, Hilda Stirling - hd, Betty Stirling - machinist, Ida Gwendolyn - stenographer

Note 11: Reg No 3114/1954 - age 88 - Edward Aisbett and Ann
see notes for death notices in Argus

Note 12: Reg No 19210/1969 - age 76 - parents William Cross and Ellen Aisbett

Note 13: Archibald and Hilda in same grave
C of E section B

Source References:

37. Type: Vital Record, Abbr: Australian electoral rolls, Title: Australian Electoral Rolls, Auth: Australian government

- Reference = (Residence)

52. Type: Australia Birth Marriage Death Index 1787 - 1985 Record

- Reference = (Birth)

- Reference = (Marriage)

- Reference = (Death)

60. Type: Newspaper, Title: Trove, http://trove.nla.gov.au

- Reference = (Marriage)

- Notes: Independent (Footscray) 5 January 1918
. SMITH-CROSS. . Aquiet wedding was celebrated at the Hyde street Methodist Church on December 22, when Miss Hilda S. Cross, fourth daughter of Mr and Mrs Cross, of Paisley st., Footcray, was married to Mr Archibald W. Snaith, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Snaith, of Hyde - street, Footscray. The Rev. Oliver Dowsing was the officiating clergyman. The bride, who 'was given' away by her father, wore a dainty dress of white crepe de chene, the court train being lined with .pale pink pail ette and trimmned with orange blossom and a true' lovers' knot. She also wore a pretty wreath and veil, and carried _a bouquet of white carnations and stocks. " On leaving the :church she was presented with a' pretty horseshoe by one of' the kindergarten • scholars. The' bridesmaids were Miss Ida Cross and Miss May Snaith, who both wore becoming costumes of Fuji silk, and cream crepe de chene hats, trimmed with pink, and carried pretty bouquets of pink carnations and fern. Mr Walter Snaith acted as best man; Mr Harry Kranz was groomsman. A telegram of congratulation was received fromn the bride's aunt, Mrs W. C. R. Phillips, of Western Australia. Numerous pre seuts were received by the happy couple. Wedding tea was partaken of at the residence of the bride's parents, when the usual toasts were honoured.

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