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Stanley LANG (1876 - )

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
	Stanley LANG (1876 - )	Matthew LANG (1830 - 1893)	Matthew LANG
			Margaret LOU(N)DON (1806 - )
		Jane Jean (Jessie) SCOTT (1835 - 1907)	Alexander SCOTT (1781 - 1847)	Unknown SCOTT
			Margaret CATHCART (1801 - 1884)	Robert CATHCART
				Jane MCQUAKER

b. aft 1876

Near Relatives of Stanley LANG (1876 - )
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Grandfather	Matthew LANG
Grandmother	Margaret LOU(N)DON	1806	Airdrie, Lanark, Scotland
Grandfather	Alexander SCOTT	abt 1781	Ayrshire, Scotland	1847		66
Grandmother	Margaret CATHCART	1801	Girvan, Ayr, Scotland	1884	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	83
Father	Matthew LANG	1830	Airdrie, Lanarkshire, Scotland	1893	Moorabin, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	63
Mother	Jane Jean (Jessie) SCOTT	abt 1835	Girvan, Ayr, Scotland	1907	Cheltenham, Victoria, Australia	72
Self	Stanley LANG	aft 1876
Brother	Matthew LANG	1859	Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia	1886	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	27
Brother	William Henry LANG	1859		1860	Prahan, Victoria, Australia	1
Brother	Alexander Scott LANG	1860	Collingwood, Victoria, Australia	1932	Sandringham, Victoria, Australia	72
Sister	Margaret Cathcart LANG	1862	Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia	1874	Victoria, Australia	12
Sister	Jane (Jeannie) Cathcart LANG	1864	Kew, Victoria, Australia	1930	Victoria, Australia	66
Sister	Anne Hason (Mason)LANG	1866	Brunswick, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	1909	Cheltenham, Victoria, Australia	43
Sister	Roberta (Bertha) LANG	abt 1867	Victoria, Australia	1939	Victoria, Australia	72
Brother	John LANG	1870	Brunswick, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	1877	Victoria, Australia	7
Sister	Jessie LANG	1875	East Melbourne, Vic, Australia	1894	Sandringham, Victoria, Australia	19
Uncle	Robert LANG	1833	Airdrie, Lanark, Scotland
Uncle	John LANG	1835
Uncle	James LANG	1838		1875	Victoria, Australia	37
Uncle	William LANG	1841	Airdrie, Lanark, Scotland
Uncle	John SCOTT	1823	Girvan, Ayr, Scotland	1899	Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland	76
Aunt	Jessie HANNAH	1825	Girvan, Ayr, Scotland	1899	Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland	74
Uncle	Robert SCOTT	abt 1827	Girvan, Ayr, Scotland	1892	S. S. Victoria - P & O line	65
Aunt	Harriett FRANKLIN	1838	Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire, England	1920	Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia	82
Uncle	James SCOTT	1831	Girvan, Ayr, Scotland	1905	Perth, WA, Australia	74
Aunt	Jessie Cummings LAMBIE	1844	Southend, Argyle, Scotland	1886	Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia	42
Uncle	Alexander SCOTT	1843	Girvan, Ayr, Scotland	1909	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	66
Cousin	Margaret SCOTT	1853	Ayrshire, Scotland	1918	Christchurch, New Zealand	65
Cousin	Alexander SCOTT	abt 1855	Colmonell, Ayreshire, Scotland	1890	Milparinka, New South Wales, Australia	35
Cousin	David SCOTT	1856	Scotland	1930	Calgary, Alberta, Canada	74
Cousin	Jessie SCOTT	1858	Colmonell, Ayreshire, Scotland
Cousin	James SCOTT	1860	Colmonell, Ayreshire, Scotland
Cousin	Robina SCOTT	1861	Colmonell, Ayreshire, Scotland	1905	Combe Fields Farm, Binley, England	44
Cousin	Jane (Jeanie) SCOTT	1864	Colmonell, Ayreshire, Scotland
Cousin	Mary SCOTT	1867	Withorn, Wigton, Scotland
Cousin	Cathcart SCOTT	1879	Victoria, Australia	1944	Heidelberg, Victoria, Australia	65
Cousin	Alexandra SCOTT	1880	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	1933	Camberwell, Victoria, Australia	53
Cousin	Elizabeth Buchanan SCOTT	1870	Collingwood, Victoria, Australia	1941	Perth, WA, Australia	71
Cousin	Mathew Lang SCOTT	1873	South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	1876	Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia	3
Cousin	Alexandrina Margaret Cathcart SCOTT	1875	Echuca, Victoria, Australia	1950	Tunbridge Wells, England	75
Cousin	James Lambie SCOTT	1877	Echuca, Victoria, Australia	1879	Echuca, Victoria, Australia	2
Cousin	Robert Johnstone SCOTT	1879	Echuca, Victoria, Australia	1885	Ivanhoe Lodge, Ivanhoe, Heidelberg, Victoria, Australia	6
Cousin	Walter Buchanan SCOTT	1881	Heidelberg, Victoria, Australia	1916	Villers Bretonneux, France	35
Cousin	Alexander Paterson SCOTT	1884	Heidelberg, Victoria, Australia	1918	Villers Bretonneux, France	34
Brother in Law	Allan Ronald MCLACHLAN	1863	Victoria, Australia	1942	Eltham, Victoria, Australia	79

Events in Stanley LANG (1876 - )'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
aft 1876		Stanley LANG was born		Note 1
1893	17	Death of father Matthew LANG (aged 63)	Moorabin, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	Note 2	52
1907	31	Death of mother Jane Jean (Jessie) SCOTT (aged 72)	Cheltenham, Victoria, Australia	Note 3	52, 60

Note 1: Mentioned last on Jessie’s death cert - assume born after 1875

Note 2: Mat Lang in the Australia, Death Index, 1787-1985 Name: Mat Lang [Matthew Lang] Birth Year: abt 1830 Age: 63 Death Place: Sandringham, Victoria Father's Name: Mat Mother's Name: Margt Loudon Registration Year: 1893 Registration Place: Victoria Registration Number: 3700 Mount Alexander Mail (Victoria) 4 March 1893 MR MATTHEW LANG. The announcement of the death of Mr Mat thew Lang, M.L.O., who recently filled the mayoral chair of Melbourne for three successive years, has caused a general feeling of sincere regret. Mr Lang was born at the little town of Aidrie, in Lanarkshire, Scotland, in the year 1830; and next May would have been 63 years of age He received his schooling in the town of his birth, and at a comparatively early age he was sent to Liverpool, where he entered the em ploy of Mackie, Gladstone and Co., wine and spirits merchants. In 1853 he had so gained the confidence of his employers that he was sent to Melbourne to act as agent for the firm. He took premises on the spot now occupied by the Em pire buildings, Collins-street, and within two years of his arrival made arrangements by which he acquired the business for himself... He re mained in Collins-street until about six years ago, in partnership with his brother-in-law, Mr Alex. Scott, when he sold the premises to Mr C. H. James and removed to Market-street. At an early period in the history of the colony Mr Lang took a deep interest in commercial pur suits. Many years ago he joined the board of the National Mutual Life Association, and at the time of his death he was in addition a director of the Commercial Bank, the National Fire In surance Company, the Equity Trustees, Carlton Brewery Company and Gilllespie Bros., Limited. He also possessed an extensive station property at Mount Poole, In the north-west of New South Wales. It was at this place that Sturt, (the ex plorer, formed his historic , depot nearly half a century ago , when hemmed in by a terrible drought. It was only after long and persistant persuasion on the part of his friends that Mr Lang was induced to enter public life. Though warmhearted and generous, even lavish, in his hospitality, he had a singularly retiring disposi tion and held his worth in modest estimation. In 1876, however, he was induced to offer him self for a seat in the City Council, rendered vacant by the retirement of Cr Gatehouse, and in May of that year he was returned for Albert Ward. In 1878 he retired in order to visit Scot land. Eleven years later he re-entered the City Council, succeeding the late Mr John Wilks as representative of Lonsdale'Ward on 19th Feb ruary, 1889. In October of the same, year he was elected mayor of the city, and was re-elected to that position in the two succeeding years,: until last October of the same year he was elected mayor of the city, and was re-elected to that position in the two succeeding years, until last October, when he was succeeded by Cr Snowden, the present occupant of the position. Having once entered public life his services were much sought after, and honours in the shape of public trusts fell upon him fast. Three years ago he was elected by the merchants and traders of Mel-- bourne as one of their representatives on the Harbour Trust, and a year later the City Coun cil sent him as one of their commissioners on the. Metropolitan Board of Works. The crowning honour of his public career was attained a few months ago, when the electors of the South Yarra Province returned him unopposed to the Legislative Council to succeed the late Sir James MacBain. All these varied public positions were (says the ' Age ') filled with ability, and a scrupulous honesty of purpose. During his term as Mayor Mr Lang was called upon to exercise discretion and firmness in dealing with the troubles attending the great maritime strike, and he then showed that under a mild exterior he possessed a resolute will. It was in his pri vate life that he was seen at his best. His hos- pitality was unlimited, and the unobtrusive; charity that he dispensed is said by those best qualified to know to have been of the most

Note 3: Jane Lang in the Australia, Death Index, 1787-1985 Name: Jane Lang Birth Year: abt 1834 Age: 73 Death Place: Cham, Victoria Father's Name: Scott Alexr Mother's Name: Margt Cathcart Registration Year: 1907 Registration Place: Victoria Registration Number: 11668 The Herald (Melbourne) 8 Oct 1907 DEATHS. LANG.— On the 8th Inst, at Rickett's Point Sandringhamn, Jane, widow of the late Matthew Lang.

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