David Wynd Married Alice Rimmer 1874, Victoria reg#4485 Died Mortlake, Victoria 1930 aged 88 years reg#11014 Buried Ellerslie Cemetery, Victoria
Children of David Wynd & Alice Rimmer John Wynd b.1875 Mortlake, Vic reg#24707 Mary Wynd b.1876 colac, vic reg#219888 Elizabeth wynd b.1879 Mortlake reg#17952 Harry Wynd b.1881 Mortlake reg#18145 David Wynd b.1883 mortlake reg#18311 Robert Wynd b1887 mortlake reg#13361 Jessie Wynd b. 1889 Ellerslie, Vic reg#309 Alex Wynd b.1893 vic reg#31210 Frank wynd b.1893 Ellerslie vic reg#31209 Walt Wynd b.1895 Ellerslie, Vic reg#11799 Annie May Wynd b.1896 ellerslie reg#11119 Margt Wynd b.1898 ellerslie reg#18420
WYND. — On December 21, at Prince Henry's Hospital, Mary Wynd, of 211 Montague street, South Melbourne, the dearly loved daughter of the late Davld and Alice Wynd, of Ellerslie.
William Wynd Born Mortlake, Victoria 1878 reg#10532 Died 1952, Kilmore, victoria reg#21298
21st August 1952,Kilmore Free Press p.4 WILLIAM WYND The death ,occurred* at the Kilmore Hospital on Friday,last of Mr.. William Wynd, a well known , and highly respected resident of Bylands. The deceas ed was born at Ellerslie 73 years ago and. spent his early life in the Western District. Af ter moving to Romsey.w.here he resided for some years the late Mr. Wynd purchased a proper ty at Bylands and had resided there for over 20 years. He was well kniown as a keen judge of sheep .and wool. The deceased is survived by his widoiw and one son (Eric). The interment was -made in the Kil.more. General Cemetery on Saturday afternoon, after a service at the... Presbyterian Church conducted by the Rev. W. G Finch, who also officiated at- the graveside. The funeral was largely attended,' those present; including relatives and friends from the Western Dis trict. . The casket was carried by Messrs. James,. John, and Wally Wynd (brothers), J. 'Clancy, K: Bowen and -Cochrane. Funeral `arrangements were carried out by Mr.' B. A. Skeh an, Kilmore
22nd August 1917, mortlake Dispatch ELLERSLIE WELCOME HOME TO SOLDIER. On Monday evening an enthusiastic gathering of Ellerslie and district people welcomed home Lance-Corporal Robert Wynd. Mrs Wynd and their little daughter ac- companied him. Cr. M'Rae, in a short speech, spoke of the sterling worth of the guest of the evening Lance-Corporal Wynd was on board the Southland when she was torpedoed, and the whole world knew of the bravery and coolness displayed by the gallant fellows who were on that troopship. After the evacuation of Gallipoli Lance-Corporal Wynd fought on the West front in several severe engagements, before he was finally put out of action by a bullet wound. His life was despaired of, but robust constitution pulled him through. It was not now that Lance-corporal Wynd fully realised the noble part he had played. When he (Cr. M'Rae) fought in South Africa he did not view his small part in the same light as he did to-day. So it would be with Lance-corporal Wynd. It would be in the coming years that his brave heart would swell with pride when he would recall that he one of the number who responded to his country's call in its hour of greatest need. On behalf of El- lerslie and district residents, he had very much pleasure indeed' welcoming home Lance-corporal Wynd. In a brief and feeling speech Lance-corporal Wynd thanked the gathering. The even- ing passed away pleasantly dancing and card playing
Yes, Steve, Her Parents were Alexander and elizabeth Wynd - I don't know her maiden name though. I do have Alexander's enlisting information for WW1 and that three other Wynd's went too.
Alice WYND was born in Mortlake, Victoria on the 13 October 1923. Alice served with the Royal Australian Air Force from 1942 to 1945. Rank was given as Corporal when discharged in 1945. Next of kin was named as Alexander WYND.
The only WYND family in the Ellerslie and Mortlake area was David WYND and Alice RIMMER married in 1874 as mentioned by steve74 above. Steve has also included some very interesting information on the family and will be a big help to you.
For my part I have been searching the records 'on and off' for a few days and have put a family record together for David WYND and Alice RIMMER and hope it will assist you with further research.
19th Jul 1916 Mortlake Dispatch (Sister of Alice Rimmer)
OBITUARY. The death, occurred at an earlv hour on Saturday morning of Miss Belinda Jane Rimmer, of Hexham, after a long and painful illness ex tending over a period of 22 years. Deceased, who was 50 years of age, was a native of Hexham, and was universally esteemed. The funeral took place at the Hexham cemetery on Sunday, a large number of friends and relatives being present at the graveside to pay their last tribute of respect. The Rev. W. M'Bride officiated at.the house and grave, and the mortuary arrange ments were carried out by Mr. W. Christian, of Mortlake, iu a satis factory manner. Our Hexham correspondent writes Early on Saturday morn ing, after a long illness, a patient sufferer, in the person of Miss Linnie Rinuner, passed peacefully away. The deceased lady had been in poor health for some years, but during the past few months had become much worse and had been practically confined to her .bed for the last three months. She leaves a brother, Mr H. Rimmer, and four sisters, Miss K.' Rimmer, Hexham, Mrs. R. Gauld, Mortlake, " Mrs. Wynd, .Ellerslie. and another sister in Melbourne, to mourn their loss. A large number of people followed her remains to the gravaside oi* Sunday afternoon.
21st february 1914,Mortlake Dispatch OBITUARY. A colonist for over 71 years, in the person of Mrs. William Rim- mer, Hexham, passed away at the residence of her daughter, early 0n Thursday morning. Deceased, who had been ailing for some time was a well-known citizen in this district, and was highly esteemed by those whom she came in contact with. Born at Limerick, Ireland, in July 1837, deceased was 86 years of age. She leaves a grown-up family for whom the deepest sym- pathy is expressed. The funeral took place yesterday in the Hex- ham Cemetery and was largely at tended. Rev. W. M'Bride con- ducted the last sad rites at the house and graveside, and Messrs. Whitson aud Christian were the undertakers.
Not too sure if you will still get this message as it was a few months ago. I have just come into contact with my family tree and am trying to go further back (and forward) and am wondering what information you have on the Wynd family, I have from 1842-1985 starting with David and Alice and have found Alexander and Elizabeth, their children and children's in with it. Would love to see what you have and am more than happy to help you out where i can.
David Wynd
Married Alice Rimmer 1874, Victoria reg#4485
Died Mortlake, Victoria 1930 aged 88 years reg#11014
Buried Ellerslie Cemetery, Victoria
Children of David Wynd & Alice Rimmer
John Wynd b.1875 Mortlake, Vic reg#24707
Mary Wynd b.1876 colac, vic reg#219888
Elizabeth wynd b.1879 Mortlake reg#17952
Harry Wynd b.1881 Mortlake reg#18145
David Wynd b.1883 mortlake reg#18311
Robert Wynd b1887 mortlake reg#13361
Jessie Wynd b. 1889 Ellerslie, Vic reg#309
Alex Wynd b.1893 vic reg#31210
Frank wynd b.1893 Ellerslie vic reg#31209
Walt Wynd b.1895 Ellerslie, Vic reg#11799
Annie May Wynd b.1896 ellerslie reg#11119
Margt Wynd b.1898 ellerslie reg#18420
Mary Wynd died 1948, South Melbourne reg#13998
WYND. — On December 21, at Prince Henry's Hospital, Mary Wynd, of 211 Montague street, South Melbourne, the dearly loved daughter of
the late Davld and Alice Wynd, of Ellerslie.
William Wynd
Born Mortlake, Victoria 1878 reg#10532
Died 1952, Kilmore, victoria reg#21298
21st August 1952,Kilmore Free Press p.4
WILLIAM WYND The death ,occurred* at the Kilmore Hospital on Friday,last of Mr.. William Wynd, a well known , and highly respected resident of Bylands. The deceas ed was born at Ellerslie 73 years ago and. spent his early life in the Western District. Af ter moving to Romsey.w.here he resided for some years the late Mr. Wynd purchased a proper ty at Bylands and had resided there for over 20 years. He was well kniown as a keen judge of sheep .and wool. The deceased is survived by his widoiw and one son (Eric). The interment was -made in the Kil.more. General Cemetery on Saturday afternoon, after a service at the... Presbyterian Church conducted by the Rev. W. G Finch, who also officiated at- the graveside. The funeral was largely attended,' those present; including relatives and friends from the Western Dis trict. . The casket was carried by Messrs. James,. John, and Wally Wynd (brothers), J. 'Clancy, K:
Bowen and -Cochrane. Funeral `arrangements were carried out by Mr.' B. A. Skeh an, Kilmore
22nd August 1917, mortlake Dispatch
ELLERSLIE
WELCOME HOME TO SOLDIER.
On Monday evening an enthusiastic gathering of Ellerslie and district people welcomed home Lance-Corporal Robert Wynd. Mrs Wynd and their little daughter ac- companied him. Cr. M'Rae, in a short speech, spoke of the sterling worth of the guest of the evening Lance-Corporal Wynd was on
board the Southland when she was torpedoed, and the whole world
knew of the bravery and coolness displayed by the gallant fellows who were on that troopship. After the evacuation of Gallipoli Lance-Corporal Wynd fought on the West front in several severe
engagements, before he was finally put out of action by a bullet wound.
His life was despaired of, but
robust constitution pulled him through. It was not now that
Lance-corporal Wynd fully realised the noble part he had played. When he (Cr. M'Rae) fought in
South Africa he did not view his
small part in the same light as he did to-day. So it would be with Lance-corporal Wynd. It would be in the coming years that his
brave heart would swell with pride
when he would recall that he
one of the number who responded to his country's call in its hour of
greatest need. On behalf of El- lerslie and district residents, he had very much pleasure indeed' welcoming home Lance-corporal Wynd. In a brief and feeling speech Lance-corporal Wynd thanked the gathering. The even- ing passed away pleasantly dancing and card playing
Alice Wynd married a Ronald Oscar Herde. Both were in the RAAF, where he met her.
Who were Alice's parents. Can you please tell me more information
Yes, Steve,
Her Parents were Alexander and elizabeth Wynd - I don't know her maiden name though. I do have Alexander's enlisting information for WW1 and that three other Wynd's went too.
Alice WYND was born in Mortlake, Victoria on the 13 October 1923.
Alice served with the Royal Australian Air Force from 1942 to 1945.
Rank was given as Corporal when discharged in 1945.
Next of kin was named as Alexander WYND.
This may be the marriage of Alice's parents.
Groom: Alexander WYND.
Bride: Elizabeth PULHAM.
Year married: 1921.
Place: Victoria.
Ref: Registry of Marriages, Victoria. Reg #1823.
Thanks Tonkin,
This is the best match I've seen. Now to go back in time.
Halfgreen
The only WYND family in the Ellerslie and Mortlake area was David WYND and Alice RIMMER married in 1874 as mentioned by steve74 above. Steve has also included some very interesting information on the family and will be a big help to you.
For my part I have been searching the records 'on and off' for a few days and have put a family record together for David WYND and Alice RIMMER and hope it will assist you with further research.
Cheers.
19th Jul 1916 Mortlake Dispatch
(Sister of Alice Rimmer)
OBITUARY.
The death, occurred at an earlv hour on Saturday morning of Miss Belinda Jane Rimmer, of Hexham, after a long and painful illness ex tending over a period of 22 years. Deceased, who was 50 years of age, was a native of Hexham, and was universally esteemed. The funeral took place at the Hexham cemetery on Sunday, a large number of friends and relatives being present at the graveside to pay their last tribute of respect. The Rev. W. M'Bride officiated at.the house and grave, and the mortuary arrange ments were carried out by Mr. W. Christian, of Mortlake, iu a satis
factory manner.
Our Hexham correspondent writes Early on Saturday morn ing, after a long illness, a patient sufferer, in the person of Miss Linnie Rinuner, passed peacefully away. The deceased lady had been in poor health for some years, but during the past few months had become much worse and had been practically confined to her .bed for the last three months. She leaves a brother, Mr H. Rimmer, and four sisters, Miss K.' Rimmer, Hexham, Mrs. R. Gauld, Mortlake, " Mrs. Wynd, .Ellerslie. and another sister in Melbourne, to mourn their loss. A large number of people followed her remains to the gravaside oi* Sunday afternoon.
Belinda Jane Rimmer
Born Hexham, Victoria 1866 ref#2647 (Parents William Rimmer & Mary mcArthur)
Died Mortlake Victoria 1916 ref#11588
Birth of Alice Rimmer
1854, Newtown, Victoria ref#4523
Parents Mary McCarthy & William Rimmer
21st february 1914,Mortlake Dispatch
OBITUARY.
A colonist for over 71 years, in the person of Mrs. William Rim- mer, Hexham, passed away at the residence of her daughter, early 0n Thursday morning. Deceased, who had been ailing for some time was a well-known citizen in this district, and was highly esteemed by those whom she came in contact with. Born at Limerick, Ireland, in July 1837, deceased was 86 years of age. She leaves a grown-up family for whom the deepest sym- pathy is expressed. The funeral took place yesterday in the Hex- ham Cemetery and was largely at tended. Rev. W. M'Bride con- ducted the last sad rites at the house and graveside, and Messrs. Whitson aud Christian were the undertakers.
The Argus,21st february 1914
RIMMER.-On the 10th February, at her daughter's residence, Hexham, Mary, wife of the late William Rimmer, aged 86 years.
David Wynd is my great great grandfather
Not too sure if you will still get this message as it was a few months ago. I have just come into contact with my family tree and am trying to go further back (and forward) and am wondering what information you have on the Wynd family, I have from 1842-1985 starting with David and Alice and have found Alexander and Elizabeth, their children and children's in with it. Would love to see what you have and am more than happy to help you out where i can.
Kaz David is my great great grandfather too :)