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WALLACE, Janet
1856 - 1932 (76 years) 
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Name WALLACE, Janet Birth 1856 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 
Gender Female Death Dec 1932 Myrtleford, Victoria, Australia WAC 2 Nov 2012 MTIMP _TAG Reviewed on FS Headstones 
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Father WALLACE, Albert , b. 6 Dec 1834, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotlandd. 21 Mar 1896, Gapsted, Victoria, Australia (Age 61 years) Mother KENNEDY, Janet Burns , b. 12 Jan 1838, Kilsyth, Stirlingshire, Scotland Kilsyth, Stirlingshire, Scotlandd. 5 Mar 1905, Myrtleford, Victoria, Australia (Age 67 years) Marriage 1 Jan 1856 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Notes - Janet Burns Kennedy was the third child of David Kennedy and Janet Burns. She came "with mother" on the ship "Athletae". Ships records as follows: Page 39&45 Book No 12 Page 39&45 Book 12 Travelling with her and her family was her husband to be Albert Wallace. it seems Albert and her brother David were friends. Albert Wallace was a Joiner by profession. Albert was 19 years and disembarked with the family. He and Janet were subsequently married in St Peters Anglican Church Eastern Hill in Melbourne. As did the Kennedy family Albert and Janet Wallace went on to Beechworth in search of their fortune, albert as a miner. Janet is buried in the Presbyterian section of the Beechworth Cemetery in Grave A1014 with her husband Albertina grave surrounded by a beautiful iron fence and headed with a marble headston inscribed: " In memory of Albert Wallace born in Edinburgh December 6 1834,died in Beechworth March 21 1896.Aged 61 years.Gone but not forgotten.Also Janet Wallace.Relict of the above.Died march 5 1905 aged 67 years."DEEPLY REGRETTED Janet Burns Kennedy was the third child of David Kennedy and Janet Burns. She came "with mother" on the ship "Athletae". Ships records as follows: Page 39&45 Book No 12 Page 39&45 Book 12 Travelling with her and her family was her husband to be Albert Wallace. it seems Albert and her brother David were friends. Albert Wallace was a Joiner by profession. Albert was 19 years and disembarked with the family. He and Janet were subsequently married in St Peters Anglican Church Eastern Hill in Melbourne. As did the Kennedy family Albert and Janet Wallace went on to Beechworth in search of their fortune, albert as a miner. Janet is buried in the Presbyterian section of the Beechworth Cemetery in Grave A1014 with her husband Albertina grave surrounded by a beautiful iron fence and headed with a marble headston inscribed: " In memory of Albert Wallace born in Edinburgh December 6 1834,died in Beechworth March 21 1896.Aged 61 years.Gone but not forgotten.Also Janet Wallace.Relict of the above.Died march 5 1905 aged 67 years."DEEPLY REGRETTED~SEALING_TO_SPOUSE: Also shown as SealSp 10 Oct 2004, MTIMP.
Family ID F5013 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family MCELROY, Matthew , b. 1854, Antrim, Australia Antrim, Australiad. DECEASED Marriage 1874 Australia 
Children5 sons and 8 daughters Family ID F5253 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 24 Jan 2022
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Notes - Janet Wallace was the neice of David kennedy who married Ellen Gillies. Reg No b.7446 Information provided by Val Kennedy (walhay@optusnet.com.au) 27 May 2004
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