Lena Gladys May MITCHELL

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
	Lena Gladys May MITCHELL + Duncan Silvan TAYLOR	Ebenezer MITCHELL (1874 - 1936)	Alexander MITCHELL (1852 - 1924)	Ebenezer MITCHELL (1830 - 1914)
				Elizabeth SNADDEN (1831 - 1869)
			Christina SCOTT

		Emma Jane TAYLOR (1874 - )

m. 25 Jan 1910 Duncan Silvan TAYLOR at West Perth, WA, Australia

Near Relatives of Lena Gladys May MITCHELL
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Grandfather	Alexander MITCHELL	05 Dec 1852	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	13 Sep 1924	Bendigo, Victoria, Australia	71
Grandmother	Christina SCOTT

Father in Law	Henry Lloyd TAYLOR
Mother in Law	Mary Ann (TAYLOR)

Father	Ebenezer MITCHELL	1874	Sandhurst, Victoria, Australia	1936	Eaglehawk, Victoria, Australia	62
Mother	Emma Jane TAYLOR	abt 1874	Australia

Self	Lena Gladys May MITCHELL

Husband	Duncan Silvan TAYLOR

Uncle	Alexander MITCHELL	1874	Sandhurst, Victoria, Australia
Aunt	Jane MITCHELL	1877	Sandhurst, Victoria, Australia	1877	Sandhurst, Victoria, Australia	0
Uncle	John MITCHELL	1882	Sandhurst, Victoria, Australia	17 Nov 1957	Bendigo, Victoria, Australia	75
Aunt	Christina (MITCHELL)			06 Aug 1987	Bendigo, Victoria, Australia
Uncle	William MITCHELL	1888	Sandhurst, Victoria, Australia	1964	Bendigo, Victoria, Australia	76

Sister in Law	Ivy TAYLOR
Sister in Law	May TAYLOR
Sister in Law	Rose TAYLOR

Events in Lena Gladys May MITCHELL's life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
		Lena Gladys May MITCHELL was born		her wedding in paper
25 Jan 1910		Married Duncan Silvan TAYLOR	West Perth, WA, Australia	Note 1	60
1936		Death of father Ebenezer MITCHELL (aged 62)	Eaglehawk, Victoria, Australia

Note 1: Western Mail (Perth) 26 Feb 1910
TAYLOR-MITCHELL. j
A correspondent, writes:-At St. Paul's Church, West Perth, on January 25, Mr. Duncan Silvan Taylor, of Watson's Supply Stores, Fremantle, and only son of Henry Lloyd and Mary Ann Taylor, of South Fremantle, was married to Miss Lena Gladys May Mitchell, youngest daughter of Ebenezer and Emma Jane Mitchell, of Redan Hill, Bendigo, Victoria. The Rev. Gilbert Harding officiated, and Mr. T. Payne acted as best man. The bride, who looked lovely in a beautiful gown of cream glace silk, made in princess style, richly trimmed with silk lace and insertion and with ,an embroidered bolero, wore also the customary wreath and veil and carried a beautiful bouquet of orchids and gardenias. She was attended by three bridesmaids, sisters of the bridegroom, the Misses May, Rose and Ivy Taylor, who looked charming in dresses of silk cardonne voile, exquisitely trimmed with lace and embroideries to match. They wore large picture hats, trimmed with silk and tulle, with pearl ornaments, and all carried prayer books. As the happy couple left the church to the strains of the Wed- ding March they were liberally showered with rice and confetti, and drove away amidst the hearty good wishes and congratulations of their friends. Many beautiful and useful presents were, received.

Source References:

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

- Reference = (Marriage)

- Notes: Western Mail (Perth) 26 Feb 1910
TAYLOR-MITCHELL. j
A correspondent, writes:-At St. Paul's Church, West Perth, on January 25, Mr. Duncan Silvan Taylor, of Watson's Supply Stores, Fremantle, and only son of Henry Lloyd and Mary Ann Taylor, of South Fremantle, was married to Miss Lena Gladys May Mitchell, youngest daughter of Ebenezer and Emma Jane Mitchell, of Redan Hill, Bendigo, Victoria. The Rev. Gilbert Harding officiated, and Mr. T. Payne acted as best man. The bride, who looked lovely in a beautiful gown of cream glace silk, made in princess style, richly trimmed with silk lace and insertion and with ,an embroidered bolero, wore also the customary wreath and veil and carried a beautiful bouquet of orchids and gardenias. She was attended by three bridesmaids, sisters of the bridegroom, the Misses May, Rose and Ivy Taylor, who looked charming in dresses of silk cardonne voile, exquisitely trimmed with lace and embroideries to match. They wore large picture hats, trimmed with silk and tulle, with pearl ornaments, and all carried prayer books. As the happy couple left the church to the strains of the Wed- ding March they were liberally showered with rice and confetti, and drove away amidst the hearty good wishes and congratulations of their friends. Many beautiful and useful presents were, received.

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