Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameWilliam NICOLLE 
Birth25 Sep 1859, CHERRY GARDENS, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Death20 May 1928, KANGARILLA, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
FatherWilliam NICOLLE (1833-1901)
MotherMary_ann ROBERTS (1833-1918)
Spouses
Birth18 Aug 1859, PARADISE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Death10 May 1919, CLARENDON, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
BurialKangarilla Cemetery
FatherABEL Abel Alexander GRAY (1841-1925)
MotherCharlotte CAINES (1839-1929)
Marriage18 Jul 1883, WESLIAN CHURCH, CLARENDON, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
ChildrenLydia Louisa (1884-1917)
Clara Jane (1885-1922)
Ernest Theodore Muanteace (Ern) (1887-1914)
Frederick Robert (Fred) (1888-1969)
Harold Ivor (Choke) (1891-1975)
Harris Mortimer (Mort) (1892-1979)
Francis Norman (Bick) (1893-1973)
Malcolm Leonard (Len) (1896-1972)
Notes for William NICOLLE
FARMER, AT CROSSING ROAD HAPPY VALLEY (VOL3878 FOLIO35)
The original farm homestead built for Willam and Hanna was resold in 2011 for c. $1million. It is now on a small 2100 square metre block and the house has been extensivelly renavated. The address is 12 Radiata Place Aberfoyle Park but it has a driveway facing Crossing Road.
Obituary Adelaide Advertiser Tuesday May 22nd, 1928:
Mr. William Nicolle, who died on Sunday at the age of 68 at the residence of his son Mr. H. Ivor Nicolle at Gaza, was a well known farmer of the southern districts and an enthusiastic supporter of the Sturt Football Club. Mr. Nicolle attended the match on the Unley Oval on Sunday afternoon between Sturt and North Adelaide and when he returned to his son's home complained that we was not well. It is believed that the excitement of the match affected Mr. Nicolle who suffered from heart trouble. Mr. Nicolle was born at Cherry Gardens and spent the greater part of his life at Coromandel Valley and Clarendon, and was actively connected with the Methodist Churches of those districts, having acted as a steward for many years. Mr. Nicolle was a successful exhibitor of horses in the show ring and was frequently represented in the shows of the Royal Agricultural Society. Five sons survive - Messrs. M.L. Nicolle,
F.N. Nicolle (Coromandel Valley), H. Ivor Nicolle (Gaza), F.R. Nicolle
(Windsor) and H.M. Nicolle (Happy Valley).
Buried in Kangarilla Public Cemetery, South Australia.
Noted events in his life were:
• He worked as a farmer, gardener in Happy Valley, South Australia. Situated at Crossing
Road.
William married Annie GRAY on 18 Jul 1883 in Clarendon Wesleyan church, South Australia.
From the SA Register 1Feb 1895
Fire at Clarendon
Narow escape of four Children
Clarendon 31 January 1895
Whilst Mr William Nicolle, of Cherry Gardens, was attending entertainment last night a fire broke out in an outhouse.
The flames consumed the building and its contents, which comprised tools and farm and garden implements. A ten-ton
stack of hay was also burnt. A dwelling in which three children and a lad were sleeping at the time had a miraculous escape.
One Hundred and fifty pounds will not cover the damage. Much sympathy is felt for Mr Nicolle
The original farm homestead built for Willam and Hanna was resold in 2011 for c. $1million. It is now on a small 2100 square metre block and the house has been extensivelly renavated. The address is 12 Radiata Place Aberfoyle Park but it has a driveway facing Crossing Road.
Obituary Adelaide Advertiser Tuesday May 22nd, 1928:
Mr. William Nicolle, who died on Sunday at the age of 68 at the residence of his son Mr. H. Ivor Nicolle at Gaza, was a well known farmer of the southern districts and an enthusiastic supporter of the Sturt Football Club. Mr. Nicolle attended the match on the Unley Oval on Sunday afternoon between Sturt and North Adelaide and when he returned to his son's home complained that we was not well. It is believed that the excitement of the match affected Mr. Nicolle who suffered from heart trouble. Mr. Nicolle was born at Cherry Gardens and spent the greater part of his life at Coromandel Valley and Clarendon, and was actively connected with the Methodist Churches of those districts, having acted as a steward for many years. Mr. Nicolle was a successful exhibitor of horses in the show ring and was frequently represented in the shows of the Royal Agricultural Society. Five sons survive - Messrs. M.L. Nicolle,
F.N. Nicolle (Coromandel Valley), H. Ivor Nicolle (Gaza), F.R. Nicolle
(Windsor) and H.M. Nicolle (Happy Valley).
Buried in Kangarilla Public Cemetery, South Australia.
Noted events in his life were:
• He worked as a farmer, gardener in Happy Valley, South Australia. Situated at Crossing
Road.
William married Annie GRAY on 18 Jul 1883 in Clarendon Wesleyan church, South Australia.
From the SA Register 1Feb 1895
Fire at Clarendon
Narow escape of four Children
Clarendon 31 January 1895
Whilst Mr William Nicolle, of Cherry Gardens, was attending entertainment last night a fire broke out in an outhouse.
The flames consumed the building and its contents, which comprised tools and farm and garden implements. A ten-ton
stack of hay was also burnt. A dwelling in which three children and a lad were sleeping at the time had a miraculous escape.
One Hundred and fifty pounds will not cover the damage. Much sympathy is felt for Mr Nicolle