Harold Frederick Brockhoff

1901 -

• Name	Harold Frederick Brockhoff
  Born	1901	Melbourne East, Victoria, Australia
  	Record information Event: births Registration number 20780 / 1901 Family name: BROCKHOFF Given name(s) Harold Fred Place of event: MELBOURNE EAST, Australia Personal detail Mother's name , Lola Landon Mother's family name at birth SLEIGHT Father's Name: , Fred Douglas (Victoria Birth Index)
  Gender	Male
  Died	Harold Frederick Brockhoff Birth unknown Death 23 Mar 1966 Australia Burial St. Kilda Cemetery St Kilda, Port Phillip City, Victoria, Australia Memorial ID 98714216 Created by: Grave search Added: 12 Oct 2012 Find a Grave Memorial 98714216
  Person ID	I17008	Hickey, List, Bundesen, Thomsen, Jensen, Jessen
  Last Modified	1 Dec 2020

  
  

  Father	Fredrick Douglas Brockhoff,   b. 1868, Port Fairy, Victoria, Australia ,   d. 17 Oct 1961, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia  (Age 93 years)
  Mother	Lola Landon Sleight,   d. 18 Mar 1939, Fife House, Queen's Road,Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
  Married	1897	Holy Trinity Church, East Melbourne, , Victoria, Australia
  	Record information Event: marriages Registration number 132 / 1897 Family name: SLEIGHT Given name(s) Lola Landon Personal detail Spouse's family name: BROCKHOFF Spouse's given name(s) Fred Douglas (Victoria Marriage Index) Part of Marriage discription. BROCKHOFF-SLEIGHT.-The marriage of Miss Lola Landon Sleight, second daughter of Mrs. A. Sleight, of "Kieta," Wellington Parade, East Melbourne, with Mr. Frederiok Douglas Brockhoff, eldest son of Mr. A. F. Brookhoff, of Caulfleld, took place quietly at Holy Trinity Church, East Melbourne, on Wednesday evening, February 10. The Rev. G. H. Hindley officiated. Only the relatives and immediate friends of the two families were present. The bride was given away by her uncle, Mr. Leslie Stuart Gregson, and was attended by three bridesmaids-Miss Ethel Sleight, Miss Brockoff and Miss Popsis Brookhoff. Mr. Charles Brockhoff (brother of bridegroom) acted as best man, and Messrs Victor Seward and Stuart Brunton as groomsmen. The bride looked very pretty in a becoming gown of ivory white brocade, embellished with a oorsage of white ohiffon, and further enriched with trimmings of lilies of the valley. A Brussels net veil was fastened with a handsome diamond star. A bridal bouquet of choice exocits completed the toilette. Table Talk, Melbourne, Victoria, Friday, 12 Feb 1897 Marriage Mr. A. F.Brockhoff, of "Nithsdale," Caulfield, and Miss Lola Sleight, second daughter of the late Augustus A. Sleight, of " Kieta," East Melbourne, was celebrated at Trinity Church, East Melbourne, on 10th February, at 7 p.m. The service was conducted by the Rev. W. G. Hindley, of Kew. The wedding was a quiet one, invitation being strictly confined to near relatives of the bride and bridegroom. Mr. Joseph Summere, who presided at the organ, played very brilliantly some charming music, including Mendelssohn's Wedding March" and the march from "Lohengrin." The bride was given away by her uncle, Mr. Leslie Gregson, of Seymour, and looked very pretty in a trained robe of white brocade in a rich design ; both sleeves and yokes were of chiffon, very finely goffered. The swathed bodice was of brocade, with a folded waist of white satin falling in long ends at the left side of the skirt. The double epaulettes of brocade were finished with goffered chiffon, cluster of lilies of the valley, and ivory tinted wheatears set in rosettes of chiffon and satin finished the dainty bodice, the square train was lined with white silk and trimmed with bows of satin ribbon and carbon ornaments; also small sprays of lilies of the valley ; her wreath of natural orange blossom was worn under a gracefully arranged veil of fine bridal net, fastened with a handsome diamond spray and brooch ornament. Tbe handsome bouquet of the choicest exotice, mixed with fairy ferns and tied with a handsome sash, was most artistically arranged by Miss Kemp, of Collins street. Melbourne Punch Victoria, Thursday, 18 Apr 1897
  Family ID	F6083	Group Sheet