Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameElsie Jean STOYEL 
Birth31 Dec 1906, LEEKEN STREET, WAGIN, WEST AUSTRALIA
Death16 Nov 1958, RAH, Adelaide, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
FatherWilliam Gilbert STOYEL (1870-1958)
MotherElsie Hattie MORGAN (1881-1959)
Spouses
Birth26 Dec 1888, KANGARILLA, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Death26 Aug 1969, GLENSIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
BurialKANGARILLA, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
FatherWilliam NICOLLE (1859-1928)
MotherHannah Maria (Annie) GRAY (1859-1919)
Marriage1 Feb 1926, CHURCH OF ST GEORGE, GOODWOOD, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
ChildrenCloris Jean (1927-2019)
Marjorie Claire (1928-)
Kathleen Mary (1930-2021)
Nancy Mavis (1932-)
Elsie Janine (1934-)
Valerie Anne (1941-)
Robert William (1947-)
Notes for Elsie Jean STOYEL
Known as Jean.
From The Register 23 Jan 1926
APPROACHING MARRIAGES.
STOYEL— NICOLLE.— The marriage of Elsie
Jean, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Stoyel, of Blackwood, to Frederick R., second
son of Mr. W., and the late Mrs. Nicolle, of
Coromandel Valley, will be celebrated at St.
George's Church, Goodwood, on Monday, the 1st
February, at 11.30 a.m. Relatives and friends
invited to ceremony. No reception.
From The Advertiser 1 Feb 1951
SILVER WEDDINGS
NICOLLE— STOYEL.— The son and
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. F. R.
Nicolle, Victor Harbor, wish to an-
nounce the 25th anniversary of their
parents' wedding, solemnised at St.
George's Church, Goodwood, on Feb-
ruary 1, 1926, by the late Rev. Canon
Wise, M.A.
FROM THE ADELAIDE ADVERTISER:
Evidence on a fatal accident involving the deaths of two pedestrians at St. Mary's on November 16 1958 was given before the City Coroner (Mr.T.E. Cleland) yesterday.
Elsie Jean Nicolle, 51, saleswoman, of Woodley road, Blackwood, and Frederick John Voege, 36, bank officer, of Croydon road, Keswick, died in the crash.
A car, travelling south on South road, struck them both at about 12.30a.m. near South road's junction with Dunorlan road and Marion street.
An hour after this accident, Samuel James Matthews, of Macklin Street, Sturt, and MTC F. Turner, of Wingfield street, Clovelly Park, were struck by another car while standing at the scene.
Matthews, driver of the car which struck the dead man and woman, hobbled into the Coroner's court yesterday on crutches, and with his right leg and foot in plaster. He declined to give evidence.
The coroner adjourned the inquest for announcement of his finding on
a date to be fixed.
From The Register 23 Jan 1926
APPROACHING MARRIAGES.
STOYEL— NICOLLE.— The marriage of Elsie
Jean, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Stoyel, of Blackwood, to Frederick R., second
son of Mr. W., and the late Mrs. Nicolle, of
Coromandel Valley, will be celebrated at St.
George's Church, Goodwood, on Monday, the 1st
February, at 11.30 a.m. Relatives and friends
invited to ceremony. No reception.
From The Advertiser 1 Feb 1951
SILVER WEDDINGS
NICOLLE— STOYEL.— The son and
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. F. R.
Nicolle, Victor Harbor, wish to an-
nounce the 25th anniversary of their
parents' wedding, solemnised at St.
George's Church, Goodwood, on Feb-
ruary 1, 1926, by the late Rev. Canon
Wise, M.A.
FROM THE ADELAIDE ADVERTISER:
Evidence on a fatal accident involving the deaths of two pedestrians at St. Mary's on November 16 1958 was given before the City Coroner (Mr.T.E. Cleland) yesterday.
Elsie Jean Nicolle, 51, saleswoman, of Woodley road, Blackwood, and Frederick John Voege, 36, bank officer, of Croydon road, Keswick, died in the crash.
A car, travelling south on South road, struck them both at about 12.30a.m. near South road's junction with Dunorlan road and Marion street.
An hour after this accident, Samuel James Matthews, of Macklin Street, Sturt, and MTC F. Turner, of Wingfield street, Clovelly Park, were struck by another car while standing at the scene.
Matthews, driver of the car which struck the dead man and woman, hobbled into the Coroner's court yesterday on crutches, and with his right leg and foot in plaster. He declined to give evidence.
The coroner adjourned the inquest for announcement of his finding on
a date to be fixed.