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Alice Le Lievre LEE ‎(I6900)‎

Given Names: Alice Le Lievre
Surname: LEE
Married Name: Alice Le Lievre SKITCH

Gender: Female Female

Birth: 1866 Tonga
Death: 19 January 1939 ‎(Age 73)‎ Tranmere, South Australia, Australia

Personal Facts and Details

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Birth	1866 Tonga
Marriage	Ernest William SKITCH - 6 April 1893 ‎(Age 27)‎ Norwood, South Australia, Australia Note: April 6th, 1893 was the date of Ernest William Skitch and Alice Le Livre Lee's marriage. He was 24 and she 26. Trade or Calling: Teacher. Name and Surname of Fathers of both Parties: John Skitch and George Lee. Place in which Celebrateed: Wesleyan Church Norwood. The witnesses to the marriage were Robert Gamble ‎[whose occupation is illegible]‎ of Adelaide and Ada Victoria Lee, state school teacher of Kensington.
Historical Notes	Note: Le Lievre is a name associated with the Channel Islands. In 1841 there were various Le Lievre families on both Jersey and Guernsey and possibly in Sark and Alderney as well. It is very likely that Alice's mother's name was Le Lievre.
Death	19 January 1939 ‎(Age 73)‎ Tranmere, South Australia, Australia Cause of death: Senility Source: Government Records Citation Details: Death certificate 1939 No. 4 District of Norwood #593 Note: From Alice's death certificate we learn that she died on 19 January 1939, aged 72 years. She was the wife of Ernest William skitch, retired schoolmaster. Their usual residence was Glynd Road, Tranmere, South Australia, a suburb of Adelaide. She had been born in Tonga, Friendly Islands, but had lived in the Commonwealth for 65 years. She had been 27 years old at the time of her marriage. She had had two male and two female children, all living. She died at home. Cause of death: senility. ‎[Please, people do not die of senility!]‎ C.A. Berry, undertaker of Magill Road, Maylands, was the informant. The registrar was G. G. Burford.
Burial	Saint Georges Church of England Cemetery Saint Bernards Road, Magill, South Australia, Australia Source: Tombstone Citation Details: St George's Church of England, Magill, South Australia
Last Change	24 April 2008 - 21:32:37

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Parents Family (F3069)
Father	George LEE -
Mother	‎(unknown)‎ UNKNOWN -
	Alice Le Lievre LEE 1866 - 1939
Sister	Private -
Brother	Private -

Immediate Family (F2128)
Husband	Ernest William SKITCH 1868 - 1957
Daughter	Mary Mollie SKITCH - 1990
Son	Cecil Ernest Lee SKITCH 1894 - 1956
Son	Ralph Aubrey SKITCH 1896 - 1959
Daughter	Evelyn Margaret SKITCH 1902 - 1966
Daughter	Edith Mary Lee Mollie SKITCH 1908 - 1990

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Marriage	April 6th, 1893 was the date of Ernest William Skitch and Alice Le Livre Lee's marriage. He was 24 and she 26. Trade or Calling: Teacher. Name and Surname of Fathers of both Parties: John Skitch and George Lee. Place in which Celebrateed: Wesleyan Church Norwood. The witnesses to the marriage were Robert Gamble ‎[whose occupation is illegible]‎ of Adelaide and Ada Victoria Lee, state school teacher of Kensington.
Marriage	April 6th, 1893 was the date of Ernest William Skitch and Alice Le Livre Lee's marriage. He was 24 and she 26. Trade or Calling: Teacher. Name and Surname of Fathers of both Parties: John Skitch and George Lee. Place in which Celebrateed: Wesleyan Church Norwood. The witnesses to the marriage were Robert Gamble ‎[whose occupation is illegible]‎ of Adelaide and Ada Victoria Lee, state school teacher of Kensington.
Historical Notes	Le Lievre is a name associated with the Channel Islands. In 1841 there were various Le Lievre families on both Jersey and Guernsey and possibly in Sark and Alderney as well. It is very likely that Alice's mother's name was Le Lievre.
Death	From Alice's death certificate we learn that she died on 19 January 1939, aged 72 years. She was the wife of Ernest William skitch, retired schoolmaster. Their usual residence was Glynd Road, Tranmere, South Australia, a suburb of Adelaide. She had been born in Tonga, Friendly Islands, but had lived in the Commonwealth for 65 years. She had been 27 years old at the time of her marriage. She had had two male and two female children, all living. She died at home. Cause of death: senility. ‎[Please, people do not die of senility!]‎ C.A. Berry, undertaker of Magill Road, Maylands, was the informant. The registrar was G. G. Burford.

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Sources

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Source	Robert Francis Skitch
Source	Kaye Skitch Milne Citation Details: Email 24 June 2006
Death	Government Records Citation Details: Death certificate 1939 No. 4 District of Norwood #593
Burial	Tombstone Citation Details: St George's Church of England, Magill, South Australia