David Edgar SMART [2361]

  General Notes:

1894 SA Birth SMART David Edgar Albert SMART Emma GOLDER Morphett Vale 548/339
1961 SA Death 925/4118 SMART David Edgar undefined Willunga (Resided: Clarendon)

Clarendon Kangarilla SMART David Edgar 67 y; Husband of Dolly Margaret, parent of Albert, John, Bill, Fay & Brian

Northern Times (Carnavan WA) Saturday 25 Jun 1927
WESTERN AUSTRALIA The Mining Act, 1904.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A MINERAL, LEASE
No. 315. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that David Edgar Smart and William Stephen Higgins of Tabba Tabba the undersigned, have made application this day for a Mineral lease under the provisions of "The Mining Act, 1904", of ground to be known as "Strelly United" containing six acres, commencing at the s.e. corner of M.L. No. 312, thence 6 chains e. thence 10 chains n. thence 6 chains w. thence 10 chains 6 back to datum.
Dated at Port Hedland this tenth day of June, 1927.
Signature of Applicants: DAVID EDGAR SMART, WILLIAM STEPHEN HIGGINS
By their agent. JAS. R. MONTGOMERIE
Objections against the application above refered to must be lodged at the wardens office on or before the 16th day of July, 1927, and the hearing of'the application will take place on (the 18th day of July next. F. KELLY, Warden. Pilbara Goldfield.

  Other Records

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: farmer, 1943, Kangarilla, South Australia.

Dave married Dolly Margaret BIGNELL [10293] [MRIN: 3766] in May 1936 in Port Hedland, West Australia. (Dolly Margaret BIGNELL [10293] was born circa 1904 in Dardenup, Western Australia, died on 15 Apr 1991 in Flinders Medical Centre, Adelaide, South Australia and was buried on 17 Apr 1991 in Clarendon Kangarilla Cemetery, South Australia.)

  Marriage Notes:

1936 WA Marriage Smart David E Male Bignell Dolly M Female Pt Hedland 5

Northern Times (Carnavon WA) Saturday 23 May 1936
Wedding Bells.
SMART-BIGNELL.
A very pretty wedding was solemnised by the Rev. S. T. Vickery, at Port Hedland, between Miss D. Bignell, only daughter of Mr. James Bignell, of Brunswick Junction, and Mr. Dave Smart of Strelley station, Port Hedland. In the absence of her father, Mr. R. Peacock gave the bride away. She wore an attractive frock comprising a delicate shade of pale pink mattelasse, with hat and shoes to tone, and carried a sheaf of toning roses. Miss Sheila Meiklejohn acted as bridesmaid, her frock being rose pink moracain trimmed with coffee-colored lace. She wore hat and shoes to tone. Mr. F. Butterick carried out the duties of best man. The breakfast was partaken of at the residence of Mrs. M. E. Meiklejohn, and Mrs. Meikiejohn as hostess received her guests in a frock of blue floral morocain. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Taplin, Mr. and Mrs. Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. R. Peacock, Mrs. Grey, Misses Gwen and Sheila Meiklejohn and Alma Kellow, and Messrs. Mead, Butterick, Lawson, and Gordon Meiklejohn. The Rev. S. T. Vickery presided at the breakfast. After the toast of the King had been honored, Mr. J. Mead, supported by Mr. L. E. Taplin, proposed the health of the bride and bridegroom. Mr. W. Grey proposed the toast of the bridesmaid, and Mr. F. Butterick responded on her behalf. The toast to the parents of the bride and bridegroom, and absent friends, was proposed by Mr. Vickery and responded to by Mr. R. Peacock. Mr. H. Lawson then called for the toast on behalf of the hostess and her son responded. The toast of the "Presiding clergyman was proposed by Mr. Butterick. The bride and bridegroom will make their home at Strelley station.