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Nell PARTRIDGE
Children Self + Spouses Parents Grandparents Greatgrandparents
Francis John Antill POCKLEY (1912 - 1991)
Leonard Antill POCKLEY (1915 - 2004)
Catherine Antill POCKLEY (1921 - 2006)
Nell PARTRIDGE

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Francis Guy Antill POCKLEY (1888 - 1969)





























m. 1911 Francis Guy Antill POCKLEY (1888 - 1969) at Neutral Bay, NSW, Australia
Near Relatives of Nell PARTRIDGE
Relationship Person Born Birth Place Died Death Place Age
Father in Law Francis Antill (Frank) POCKLEY 1857 St. Leonards, NSW, Australia 1941 Hornsby, NSW, Australia 84
Mother in Law Helen Clara HOOKE 1860 Balmain, NSW, Australia 1932 Wamberal, NSW, Australia 72

Self Nell PARTRIDGE

Husband Francis Guy Antill POCKLEY 1888 St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia 1969 Goulburn, NSW, Australia 81

Son Francis John Antill POCKLEY 1912 1991 79
Son Leonard Antill POCKLEY 1915 2004 89
Daughter Catherine Antill POCKLEY 1921 2006 85

Daughter in Law Diana LONGRIDGE
Daughter in Law Mary Bodley (Jane) KITCHEN
Son in Law Allen Frederick SHANNON 1921 2000 79

Nephew Clinton Brian DANBY 1918 Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland 2009 Sorrento, Australia 91
Nephew Anthony John DANBY 1919 1999 80
Niece Living or Recently Deceased
Nephew Brian Edmund Antill POCKLEY 1916 1998 82

Sister in Law Phyllis Mary Antill POCKLEY 1886 St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia 1929 Malta 43
Brother in Law Brian Golden Antill POCKLEY 1890 St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia 1914 New Guinea 24
Brother in Law John Graham Antill POCKLEY 1891 St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia 1918 France 27
Sister in Law Helen Dorothy Antill POCKLEY 1895 St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia 1963 Moss Vale, Bowral, NSW, Australia 68
Events in Nell PARTRIDGE's life
Date Age Event Place Notes Src
1911 Married Francis Guy Antill POCKLEY (aged 23) Neutral Bay, NSW, Australia Note 1 60
1912 Birth of son Francis John Antill POCKLEY 8 June 1912, Canowindra
1915 Birth of son Leonard Antill POCKLEY 12 ov 1915, Sydney
1921 Birth of daughter Catherine Antill POCKLEY
1969 Death of husband Francis Guy Antill POCKLEY (aged 81) Goulburn, NSW, Australia Note 2
1991 Death of son Francis John Antill POCKLEY (aged 79) 22 Feb 1991 - NSW
2004 Death of son Leonard Antill POCKLEY (aged 89) 27 Dec 2004, Goulburn, NSW
2006 Death of daughter Catherine Antill POCKLEY (aged 85)
Note 1: Canowindra Star and Eugowra News 22 Sept 1911
Wedding Bells.
The marriage of Dr Francis Guy Antill Pockley, eldest son of Dr and Mrs Antill Pockley, of Greystanes, Wahroonga, with Miss Nell Partridge, second daughter of Mr and Mrs F. L. Partridge, of Rocklands, Neutral Bay, was solemnised at Sr. Augustine's, Neutral Bay, on Wednesday, September 13, by the Rev H. Saumarez Smith. The bride wore ivory duchess satin, made with a square train, one corner turned back and embroidered in silk with true lovers' knot, and showing frills of quilled tulle, the front panel of skirt being made to correspond ; the bodice was draped with fine old Brussels lace, falling over the train, and her tulle veil was
worn over a wreath of orange blossom. She also wore a pendant, of moonstones and white sapphires, and carried a shower boquet of white Neapolitan violets and azaleas. The brides- maids were Miss Catherine Patridge, Miss Phyllis Pockley, and Miss Lillian Hoare. They wore pale cornflower blue crepe de chine, trimmed with Irish crochet, the bodices veiled with ninon coates. Their large white straw hats were lined with ninon, and trimmed with pink roses and blue hyacinths. They carried boquets of Countess la Barthe roses, which, with gold curb bangles, were gifts from the bridegroom. Mr L. J. Reynolds was best man. After the ceremony a reception was held at Rocklands, and about 100 guests were entertained on the lawn, where a large marquee had been erected. The tent was entirely lined with pale green, festooned with clematis, and the sides of white trellis decorated with palms. The tables were charmingly arranged with pink and white peach blossom. Later the newly married couple left on their honeymoon, the bride wearing a coat and skirt of China blue Shantung, piped with blue and white striped silk, and finished with a lace collar and a China blue straw hat with blue and pink roses.—'Herald.'
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Sydney Morning Herald 16 Sept 1911
The marriage of Mr. Francis Guy Antill Pockley, eldest son of Dr. and Mrs. Antill Pockley, of Greystanes, Wahroonga, with Miss Nell Partridge, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Partridge, of Rocklands, Neu- tral Bay, was solemnised at St. Augustine's, Neutral Bay, on Wednesday, September 13, by the Rev. H. Saumarcz-Smith. The bride wore Ivory duchess satin, rando with.a squnro train, one comer turned back and embroidered In silk with truo lovers' knot, and showing frills of quilled tulle, the front panel of skirt being made to correspond; the bodlco was draped with fine old Brussels lace, falling ovor the train, and her tulle veil was worn over a wreath of orange blossom. She uIbo wore a pendant of moonstones and white sapphires, and carried a shower bouquet of whito Neapo- litan violets and azaleas. The bridesmaids were Miss Catherine Partrldge, Miss Phyllis Pock- ley, and Miss Lilian Hoare. They wore pale cornflower blue/ crepe do chine, trimmed with Irish crochet, tho bodices veiled with ninan coatees. Their largo whito straw hatB were lined with black ninon, and trimmed with pluk roses anil blue hyacinthB. They carried bouquetB of Countess la Bartho roses, which, with gold curb bangles, wero gifts from the bridegroom. Mr. L. J. Reynolds was best man. After the ceremony a reception was held at Rocklands, and about 100 guests were entertained on the lawn, whero a largo mar queo had been erected. Tho tent was en- tirely lined with palo green, festooned with clematis, nnd the sides of white trellis decora- ted with palms. The tables wore charmingly arranged with pink and white peach blossom.

Later Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pockley left for their, honeymoon, the bride wearing a coat and skirt of China blue Shantung, piped with blue and whito striped silk, and finished with a lace collar and a China blue straw-hat with blue and pink roses.
Note 2: Ancestry trees - 21 March 1969, Goulburn
Source References:
60. Type: Newspaper, Title: Trove, http://trove.nla.gov.au
- Reference = (Marriage)
- Notes: Canowindra Star and Eugowra News 22 Sept 1911
Wedding Bells.
The marriage of Dr Francis Guy Antill Pockley, eldest son of Dr and Mrs Antill Pockley, of Greystanes, Wahroonga, with Miss Nell Partridge, second daughter of Mr and Mrs F. L. Partridge, of Rocklands, Neutral Bay, was solemnised at Sr. Augustine's, Neutral Bay, on Wednesday, Sep- tember 13, by the Rev H. Saumarez Smith. The bride wore ivory duchess satin, made with a square train, one corner turned back and embroidered in silk with true lovers' knot, and showing frills of quilled tulle, the front panel of skirt being made to correspond ; the bodice was draped with fine old Brussels lace, falling over the train, and her tulle veil was
worn over a wreath of orange blossom. She also wore a pendant, of moonstones and white sapphires, and carried a shower boquet of white Neapo- litan violets and azaleas. The brides- maids were Miss Catherine Patridge, Miss Phyllis Pockley, and Miss Lillian Hoare. They wore pale cornflower blue crepe de chine, trimmed with Irish crochet, the bodices veiled with ninon coates. Their large white straw hats were lined with ninon, and trim- med with pink roses and blue hya- cinths. They carried boquets of Countess la Barthe roses, which, with gold curb bangles, were gifts from the bridegroom. Mr L. J. Reynolds was best man. After the ceremony a reception was held at Rocklands, and about 100 guests were entertained on the lawn, where a large marquee had been erected. The tent was entirely lined with pale green, festooned with clematis, and the sides of white trellis decorated with palms. The tables were charmingly arranged with pink and white peach blossom. Later the newly married couple left on their honeymoon, the bride wearing a coat and skirt of China blue Shantung, piped with blue and white striped silk, and finished with a lace collar and a China blue straw hat with blue and pink roses.—'Herald.'