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Vincent Gordon Golledge 1933 - 2004

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• Birth	12 Feb 1933
  Gender	Male
  Died	20 Sep 2004	late of Inverell, formerly of Seven Hills
  Person ID	I1635	Inverell Forsyths
  Last Modified	2 Jul 2018

  
  

  Father	Clarence Joseph Golledge,   b. 13 Mar 1908, Inverell Reg No 14869/1908 ,   d. 3 Jun 1980, Bass Hill, NSW. NSW Reg No 12455/1980
  Relationship	Natural
  Mother	Florence May Fleming,   d. 2 Dec 1972
  Relationship	Natural
  Family ID	F500	Group Sheet

  
  

  Family	Marie Therese Berkley,   b. Abt 1934,   d. 9 Jan 2012, late of Seven Hills, formerly of Inverell
  Married	1953	Marrickville Reg No 19307/1953
  Children	1. Living   2. Living   3. Living   4. Living   5. Living   6. Living   7. Living
  Family ID	F504	Group Sheet

  
  

• Photos		Clarrie and Vincent Golledge 1941
  		Vincent Gordon Golledge

  
  

• Notes

  GOLLEDGE Vincent Gordon Death notice 20SEP2004 Death 71 late of Inverell, formerly of Seven Hills Sydney Morning Herald 22SEP2004 GOLLEDGE Vincent Gordon Death notice 20SEP2004 Death 71 late of Inverell, formerly of Seven Hills Daily Telegraph (Sydney) 22SEP2004 The Inverell Times Monday 19 October 1953 p 2 A Dulwich Hill Wedding of Inverell Interest John Berkley served the Cross Church, Duwich Hill for the lmarriage of his sister, Marie Therese Berkley, and Vincent Gordon Golledge at St. Paul of the Cross Church, Dulwirh Hill. The bride Is the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Berkley, of West Marrickville, and the bridegroom is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Golledge. of Sydney. Rev Fatther Mornan was the celebrant. The wedding was a very pretty one and wns attended by numerous friends ot the young couple. Mr. William Berkley escorted his sister to the altar and later gave her away. She was a charming figure in an old world gown of lace and tulle. The lace skirt was most attractive with its long train and the front was caught at each side with sprays of orange blossoms to reveal a panel of tiny tulle trellis, edged with lace. A four tiered tulle veil was worn with a coronet and her bridal bouquet was made of white hyncinths and orchids. Three sisters attended the bride. They were Patricia and Margaret (bridesmaids) and small Julie Berkley (flower girl). Mauve self-check organza over tafeta was the material chosen by the bridesmaids for their lovely gowns. Each was made with a very full skirt and a well fitted bodice, finished with a draped neckline caught with sprays of lilac. They wore Juliet caps to match and carried bouquets of pink and blue hyacinths. Small Julie was charming in her role as flower girl. Her frock of mauve organza was most identical with those of the bridesmaids, except for the skirt, which was frilled and trimmed with sprays of lilac and tulle. She carried a basket filled with pink and blue flowers. Best man was the bridegroom's brother, Mr. Clarrie Golledge, and Mr. Bill McGrath was groomsman. Mr. and Mrs. Berkley later entertained auout 60 guests at a reception at their home Mrs Berkley was very smart in a green woollen frock with black accessories. The honeymoon was spent at Forster. When leaving by plane on the honeymoon trip the bride wore an American Beauty gabardine suit and all black accessories. Many cheques were among the numerous gifts received by the young couple, who have now made their home at Canley Vale.