URLWIN Albert Reginald
Born: 10 November 1897 - Davenport, South Australia
Died: 16 May 1925 - Adelaide, South Australia

The Register (Adelaide) - Monday 18th May 1925

WEEKEND CASUALTIES
Mr Harold Brown reported to the Adelaide Watchhouse on Saturday evening that he had discovered Albert Reginald Urlwin, of Davenport Terrace, Wayville, lying in an unconscious condition on the roadway of Barclay Crescent, Wayville and a motor cycle and side car, slightly damaged, were standing in the water table. The injured man was conveyed to the Adelaide Hospital in Mr Brown's car. Some hours later Mr Urlwin died. He left his home at 6.50pm with the intention of going to the city.

URLWIN On the 17th May at Wayville, Albert Reginald, the loved husband of Margaret Olive Urlwin, aged 27 years. Result of accident.

URLWIN (nee Orman) Charlotte Durling
Born: 1871 - Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada
Died: 12 December 1950 - Concord, New Hampshire, USA

The Halifax Chronicle Herald, Friday December 15, 1950

Mrs. Charlotte D. Urlwin

Mrs. Charlotte D. Urlwin, a resident of Concord, N.H. for the past year, died Tuesday at the home of her son, George J. Urlwin, 24 Chase Street. She was the widow of William E. Urlwin.

Born at Dartmouth, the daughter of James and Margaret (Lyle) Ormon, she lived for 40 years in Somerville, Mass., before going to Concord. She was a member of St. James Episcopal Church of North Cambridge, Mass., and of the Somerville chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star.

Surviving are three sons, George J. Urlwin of Concord; James E. Urlwin of San Leandro, Calif., and Harold E. Urlwin of Amsterdam, NY; and several grandchildren.

Funeral Services will be held Saturday at the Wilson Funeral Home, Somerville, Rev. G. Earl Damels, rector of St. James Episcopal Church, North Cambridge, Mass., will conduct the service. Burial will be in Forest Dale Cemetery, Malden, Mass.

URLWIN (nee Underdown) Eliza
Born: 20 October 1857 - Peachy Belt, South Australia
Died: 3 July 1950 - College Park, South Australia

The Advertiser (Adelaide) - Saturday, 8 July 1950

OBITUARY

Mrs. Eliza Urlwin, of Salisbury, who died at the age of 91, was born at Penfleld and was the second daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Underdown: She was a member of St. John's' Church and a chorister for many years. In 1886 she married Mr. Arthur Urlwin; of Salisbury. She left one son, Mr. A.U. Urlwin, of Salisbury. There are two granddaughters and one great grandchild.

URLWIN Henry
Born: 12 September 1858 - Salisbury, South Australia
Died: 8 May 1921 - Gawler, South Australia

The Register (Adelaide) - Monday, 9th May 1921

URLWIN On the 8th May at his residence, Finnies Street, Gawler (Suddenly), Henry, the dearly beloved husband of Frances Lydia Urlwin. Aged 62 years.

URLWIN The friends of the late HENRY URLWIN are respectfully informed that his funeral will leave his late residence Finnies Street, Gawler THIS DAY (Monday) at 1pm for St John's, Salisbury Cemetery, arriving about 3.30pm.

The Register (Adelaide) - Tuesday, 10 May 1921

Mr. Harry Urlwin (Gawler manager of Messrs. Matthews & Co.). died suddenly at his residence on Sunday morning, His health had been indifferent for some years. Mr. Urlwin was the company's manager at Gawler for nearly 20 years, and his integrity and geniality made him popular. He evinced great interest in town affairs, and in his earlier years was an enthusiast in amateur theatricals. Mr. Urlwin was a strong supporter of the Anglican Church, and with others was instrumental in establishing the Church of England day school in Gawler South.

URLWIN (nee Collins) Rosalie Kate
Born: 22 June 1888 - Delamere, South Australia
Died: 27 January 1948 - Salisbury, South Australia

The Advertiser (Adelaide) - Thursday, 29th January 1948

URLWIN - On January 27, at Salisbury, Rosalie K., dearly loved wife of Arthur U Urlwin, and loving mother of Beryl and Enid. Aged 59 years.

The Advertiser (Adelaide) - Wednesday 25 February 1948

OBITUARY

Mrs Rosalie Urlwin, who died recently, was wife the of Mr Arthur Urlwin, of Salisbury and a daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Collins, old residents of Glenburn (now Delamere). Mrs Urlwin was associated with St John's Church, Salisbury, of which her husband was a warden.

URLWIN William
Born: abt 1826 - England
Died: 11 February 1890 - Salisbury, South Australia

The Register (Adelaide) - 14th February 1890

THE LATE MR WILLIAM URLWIN
By the death of Mr William Urlwin on February 11 the residents of Salisbury and its neighbourhood have lost one of the best of settlers. Mr Urlwin arrived in the colony in 1849 and first settled in Dry Creek. He subsequently removed to Salisbury, where he lived for many years, actively devoting himself to business. Of late years he had retired and engaged in farming in a small way. He was a frequent exhibitor of dairy produce at the Adelaide Shows, and was the winner of prizes for his excellent bacon. As a competent judge of stock he was in great request at various country shows. Mr Urlwin was a man of some individuality; and his superior mental qualities induced a feeling of respect from all. He took a lively interest in politics and local subjects, and for several years was chairman of the District Council of Yatala North. He also greatly interested himself in the affairs of St John's Church, Salisbury. The large funeral at the Salisbury Cemetery well attested the high opinion held for the deceased by all classes. Mr Urlwin, who was sixty four years of age, has left four sons and three daughters.

URLWIN William Ernest
Born: 31 December 1875 - Salisbury, South Australia
Died: 17 March 1927 - West Somerville, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA

The Register (Adelaide) - Friday, 6 May 1927

URLWIN William Ernest, aged 51 years, passed away at his home, Bay State avenue, West Somerville, Massachusetts, of pneumonia, on March 17 (reports The Somerville Journal). The funeral service took place at St. James's Church, Cambridge, and the remains were later interred in Forest Dale Cemetery, Malden. The deceased was born at Salisbury, South Australia and was the son of Annie and the late William Urlwin. At the age of 21 he left Australia for Canada and the United States. At Halifax, (NS), 1899, he became connected with H. J. Crandall and Son, engineers, now known as Crandall Engineering Company, with offices at East Boston. Mr. Urlwin was with that firm since that time, working in various parts of the world. His last completed task was at the naval base in Peru, South America. He made his home in Somerville for the past 17 years, and was a member of Somerville Lodge, A.F. and A.M. He is survived by, his wife, Charlotte D. (Ormon, of Dartmouth, N.S.), and three sons, Ernest, George, and Harold. Mr. Urlwin was of sterling character and genial disposition, and will be missed by many friends. Mr. Urlwin's uncle, G. L. Jenkins, of Adelaide, and two daughters, are at present staying with the family at Somerville.

VIRGO Walter Harry Luxford
Born: 8 June 1874 - Balaklava, South Australia
Died: 25 may 1948 - Balaklava, South Australia

The Register (Adelaide) - 26th May 1928

The death of Mr Harry Virgo, secretary of the Balaklava and Dalkeith Agricultural Society, occurred in Friday. Born at Balaklava on June 8, 1874, he was the son of Mrs SA Virgo, of Kingswood, and the late David Virgo. Since his father's death Mr Virgo has carried on the business of an accountant and general agent founded by the former in 1884. Except during a break of about 18 months, he spent his life at Balaklava. He was one of the first pupils at the Balaklava State School. Throughout his career he took a keen and indefatigable interest in all movements for the welfare of the town. In the Balaklava District council Mr Virgo represented Balaklava Ward for four years, and for 12 years was one of its auditors. For 20 years he was associated with education affairs, first as a member of the board of advice and later of the school committee into which it was merged. At the time of his death he was chairman of the high school council. He was also chairman of the Soldiers Memorial Hospital board and the local repatriations committee. Probably Mr Virgo was most widely known as secretary of the Show. He had been a justice of the peace for many years. Mr EDH Virgo, secretary of the Stockowner's Association, is a brother. He had left a widow and two daughters - Mrs A Broadbent (of Berri) and Miss Thelma Virgo (of Balaklava).

WALKER Arthur Thomas Joseph
Born: 30 October 1914 - Nhill, Victoria, Australia
Died: 24 October 1989 - Nhill, Victoria, Australia

Dimboola Banner - Wednesday, 1st November 1989

OBITUARY

Mr Arthur Thomas Joseph walker of 37 Church St, Nhill, passed away at the Nhill Hospital on Tuesday, 24th October at the age of 74 years. Born at Nhill, a son of George and Amy Walker, he married Beryl Haines of Gerang at Gerang Methodist Church. Sons and daughters, Gordon (Doncaster, Melbourne), Joan Mrs George Curkpatrick, Nhill; Julie Mrs Paul Challand, Castle Dorrington England. Brothers and sisters, Muff (Mrs Taylor, dec); Bill (dec); Nell, Nhill; Ethel, Mrs Mellings dec; Fred Dimboola.
Mr Walker grew up in the Gerang district and as a young man played with the Gerang Tennis, Cricket and football teams. At the outbreak of the Second world War, Art volunteered for service and joined the 9th division Cavalary regiment. He served with the Australian Army in the Middle East and in the Islands North of Australia until his discharge from the forces in 1945. On the 18th July 1945 he married Miss Beryl Haines of Gerang and the couple farmed the family property at Gerang until Arts retirement from farming in 1978. Art's continued ill health led to the couple moving to Nhill in 1987.
He died after a long illness. Art was involved in a number of community organizations in the district, the Gerang School Committee, Church Trust, Fire Brigade and Boys Scouts and the Wimmera district Boys Scouts Association. He is survived by his wife and three children. The funeral was held at the Nhill Uniting Church last Thursday. Services were conducted by Rev Max Spry with Mrs Theda Macauley as organist. RSL graveside service was conducted by Mr Jack Launer and Mr John Smith sounded the last post. Coffin Bearers were Martin Walter, Matthew Curkpatrick, Stephen, Walker, Donald Haines, Barry Argall and Kevin Merton.

WALKER (nee Storer) Rachael Beatrice
Born: 4 May 1891 - Dimboola, Victoria, Australia
Died: 19 January 1968 - Dimboola, Victoria, Australia

The Dimboola Banner - 19 January 1968

MRS R B WALKER

The death occurred today 19-1-1968 at the Wimmera Base Hospital of Mrs Rachael Beatrice Walker of 149 Lloyd St, Dimboola at the age of 76 years. Her parents were the late Mr & Mrs Jacob Storer and she was born at Gerang.
Deceased who lived in Gerang for most of her life was the wife of the late Mr Thomas Ernest Walker who predeceased her 19 years ago. A son Ron (Melbourne) and two daughters Gwen (Mrs Smith, Gerang) and Joyce (Mrs Newman, Melbourne) survive her.
She was closely associated with Dimboola Methodist Church and its ladies guild and also the elderly citizens club.
Arrangements were made with Mr G Greenway to conduct the funeral at Dimboola Cemetery tomorrow, Saturday, following a service at Dimboola Methodist Church at 11 am.

WALKER Thomas Ernest
Born: 6 April 1889 - Dimboola, Victoria, Australia
Died: 14 January 1949 - Dimboola, Victoria, Australia

Dimboola Banner - Monday, 17th January 1949

Obituary

Mr Thomas Ernest Walker, aged 59 years, died at his home, Lloyd Street, Dimboola, shortly before noon on Friday. He was born at Gerang, where he farmed until he retired to live in Dimboola several years ago. Deceased was married to Miss Storer who survives him as well as a son and two daughters, viz. - Ronald, Gwen and Joyce. Brothers and Sisters of deceased are Messrs W G & A H Walker, Mrs F Warrick (dec), Mrs T Bartlett (dec), Mrs Newburn, Mrs H Lawne and Mrs T Harmer. The funeral took place at the Dimboola cemetery on Saturday, the services at the home and graveside being conducted by Rev Gordon, Methodist Minister. The masonic service was conducted at the graveside by Rev L Langdon, six nephews of the late Mr Walker were casket bearers - Messrs Arthur, Fred, William and Ken Walker, Merv and Wes Warrack. Messrs Martindale and sons had charge of the mortuary arrangements.

WALKER William George
Born: 31 July 1883 - Dimboola, Victoria, Australia
Died: 21 April 1962 - Dimboola, Victoria, Australia

Dimboola Banner - April 1962

MR W G WALKER
Mr William George Walker, of Gerang, died at the Dimboola and District Hospital on Saturday 21st April 1962 at the age of 78 years. Born in Gerang he was a son of the late Mr & Mrs William Walker. He married Miss Amy Gertrude Storer who predeceased him seven years ago. Sons and daughters are Marjorie Doreen (Mrs J Taylor, Gerang), William Jacob George (Minyip), Nellie Rosina Eugina (Gerang), Arthur Thomas Joseph (Gerang), Ethel Elizabeth May (Mrs R Mellings, Macedon) and Frederick Gordon Henry (Dimboola). Brothers and Sisters are Arthur (Dimboola), Hanna (Mrs Lawne, Dimboola), and Henrietta (Mrs V Newburn, Nhill). The funeral took place at the Dimboola cemetery on Monday, following a service by the Rev I Scutt at the Methodist Church. Coffin bearers were Messrs T Bartlett, K Walker, M Walker, R Taylor, M Warrick, G Smith. The funeral arrangements were conducted by Mr G Greenaway of Dimboola.

WESTWOOD (nee Storer) Elizabeth Alice
Born: 1878 - Branxholme, Victoria, Australia
Died: 29 March 1931 - Colac, Victoria, Australia

Colac Herald - Monday, 30th March 1931

WESTWOOD (nee Storer) - On the 29th March, at Colac, Elizabeth Alice, dearly beloved wife of Thomas Westwood, of "Yeo Dene", loving mother of Stanley, Clyde, Pearl, Rupert, Lorna, Linsday and Ruby. Age 53 years.

Colac Herald - April 1931

Death of Mrs Westwood
As briefly announced in the "Herald" on Monday last, Mr Thomas Westwood of Yeo Dene, suffered a sad bereavement on Sunday morning by the death of his wife after a brief illness. She was of a kindly disposition. the late Mrs Westwood was born at Branxholme fifty three years ago, being a daughter of Mrs Storer and the late Mr Joseph Storer highly respected residents of that locality. She leaves a husband, four sons (Stan., Clyde, Rupert and Lindsay), and three daughters (Pearle, Lorna and Ruby) to mourn their loss. The funeral, which was largely attended, took place to the Colac cemetery on Monday afternoon. The coffin bearers were Messrs, W Storer, L Storer, J Storer, and F Storer (brothers), S Westwood and C Westwood (sons) and C Crabbe (brother in law). The service at the graveside was conducted by the Rev L.H. Williams.

WESTWOOD Stanley Thomas
Born: 1906 - Colac, Victoria, Australia
Died: 9 April 1951 - Colac, Victoria, Australia

Colac Herald - Wednesday 11th April 1951

COLAC SAWMILLER'S TRAGIC DEATH

Mr Stanley Westwood Killed by Falling Timber A well known Colac man, Mr Stanley Westwood of Church Street, Colac, lost his life as a result of an accident while timber getting at Gerangamete on Monday. It appears that Westwood, accompanied by his brother, Charles and Basil Bamford, went from the mill to a spot where they had been felling trees about three months ago. On that occasion the top of one of the felled trees had caught on the top of another. Nothing was done about it at the time. On Monday, according to a statement by Bamford to the police, deceased on Monday proceeded to pull away the part of the tree that was caught in the other. He was using a steel and draw bar of the tractor. The rope which he had tied to the butt of tractor was ten feet away from the butt when the pulling commenced. A green limb snapped off the standing tree and struck Westwood on the head, and rendering him unconscious. The accident occurred about 10.30 am and the victim was taken to the Colac Hospital suffering from severe head injuries. He died early in the afternoon. Sincere regret will be felt throughout the town and district at the tragic death of Mr Westwood, who was held in high esteem as a business man. He has been engaged in sawmilling and timber getting business for many years. He was an active member of the Colac Tennis Club and helped the club in its rebuilding operations, in a voluntary capacity in many ways. He was 44 years of age at the time of his death. He leaves a widow and a family of five to mourn his loss, and the utmost sympathy will be extended to them in their bereavement.

WHEELER (Storer) Ella May
Born: 11 April 1921 - Bruthen, Victoria, Australia
Died: 24 April 1956 - Kew, Victoria, Australia

Bairnsdale - Thursday, 3rd May 1956

Obituary

MRS ELLA MAY WHEELER
There was a large representation of friends of Mr Wm J Storer and the late Mrs Storer, of Bruthen, and their daughter, Mrs Ella May Wheeler, at Mrs Wheeler's funeral, which took place last Tuesday in the Bruthen Cemetery following a service at St Anne's Roman Catholic Church. Both services were conducted by father Ward. Mrs Wheelers death occured in a Melbourne hospital on Sunday 24th April.

WHITTLESEA Arthur Jabez
Born: 2 October 1904 - Salisbury, South Australia
Died: 13 May 1950 - Normanville, South Australia

The Advertiser (Adelaide) - Monday, 15th May 1950

TWO DIE AS LORRY DRIVES OVER BRIDGE

Two men were killed and three others, including two boys, were injured when a motor truck failed to take a bend on the Normanville Road and crashed through a bridge fence into a creek 20 feet below on Saturday night.

KILLED
Arthur Jabez Whittlesea, 46, contractor, of Second Valley. Frederick George Norman, 73 of Delamere.

INJURED
Jim Chenoweth, 21, of Second Valley, concussion; Robert Whittlesea, 9, shock and concussion; Lewis Whittlesea, 11, shock. Chenoweth and Robert Whittlesea were admitted to the South Coast District Hospital Victor Harbor.
Four occupants in the cabin of the truck were trapped. Robert Whittlesea was exhausted when extricated from the cabin and had to receive artificial respiration.

THROWN CLEAR
Lewis Whittlesea, who was riding in the rear of the truck, was thrown clear as the vehicle crashed over the bridge. He suffered shock when he fell several feet to the bank of the creek, but quickly ran up to the road to hailed a passing motor car driven by Mr JJG Bond of Cape Jervis, who drove back to Normanville for a doctor and police. The bridge, which is known as Little Gorge Bridge, is about a mile past Normanville on the Cape Jervis - Rapid Bay Road. Three accidents have occurred there in the past few months. the occupants had attended a football match at Yankalilla, and were returning home when the accident occurred. Mounted Constable Clift, of Normanville, is preparing a report.

WHITTLESEA Herbert William
Born: 17 June 1878 - Para Plains, South Australia
Died: 2 Oct 1950 - Adelaide, South Australia

The Advertiser (Adelaide) - Tuesday, 17 October 1950

OBITUARY

Mr. Herbert William Whittlesea, who died recently, was the eldest son of the late Arthur and Margaretta Whittlesea. And was born at Salisbury 72 years ago. In his younger days he was a member of the Salisbury Football Club and the Salisbury Brass Band. At the end of World War I. he entered into partnership with his. brother William, taking over his father's butchering business from which he retired about twelve months ago. He is survived by his wife (formerly Alice West), and two children, John Whittlesea and Mrs. N. Noble. The late Mr. Whittlesea was a member of the Freemason lodge and the Independent Order of Oddfellows, and a prominent member of St. John's Church of England