Victorine Josephine Metzger b. 06 Dec 1855 Mt. Molliagu, Victoria, Australia d. 07 Aug 1926 39 Spring St., Geelong West, Victoria, Australia: Queensland Family Trees

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Name	Victorine Josephine Metzger
Born	06 Dec 1855	Mt. Molliagu, Victoria, Australia
	Information on Birth Certificate Birth: 6 December 1855 at Mount Moliagul: Victorine: Father: Louis Metzger, Storekeeper, aged 35 years: Birth Palce: Mollkirch, Department of Bas Rhin, France: Mariage: 29 August 1854 at Strasbourg, France: Issues: Louis, dead: Louise: Victorine, living. Mother: Elizabeth Metzger formally Haurie, aged 30 years. Birth Place Nablas, Departmrnt of Bas Pyrenees, France. The informant was Louis Metzger, Father, Chinnaman Flat *. Registered on 11 November 1856 at Maryborough. 7 Mar 1855 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. March 6.-Lucie, French ship, 614 tons, R. Vasselin, from Dieppe 5th December, with 209 second cabin passengers. Montefiore, Graham and Co., agents. Transcribed from "The Argus, Melbourne, Victoria," Wednesday 7 March 1855 Jules Metzger Metzger's birth was also registered in Maryborough in 1857 Belle Vue Vineyard in 1861 by Louis Metzger on the banks of the Concongella Creek near the township of Stawell Eugenie's birth 5 Feb 1863, Pleasant Creek (Stawell) The Maryborough field opened in 1853, although it is said that the existence of gold in this area was known from 1848. A rush began in July 1854. Early in 1855 there was a very large rush to the Alma, situated three and a half miles north-west of town, so named by David Beckett because the first rush there coincided with news of the Allied victory on the Crimea on 25 September 1854. Riots took place there in June 1855. Chinaman"s Flat Lead The rich leads of the Maryborough area proved problematic, because as each was traced further from its source of discovery it became progressively deeper and wetter. Horse-whims were introduced as a means of baling water from deep shafts. The Duke and Timor Company, on Chinaman's Flat Lead, "became Maryborough's greatest deep lead mine. Due to the massive demand for timber by the deep lead mines, both for underground timbering and fuel for the boilers, mining in the Maryborough field took a heavy toll on the surrounding forests. Most forests in the area were completely denuded by the 1870s, or at best only had a few sad trees left. Mining in the Maryborough region continued into the twentieth century. DUNOLLY. New Rush.-A great number of diggers are now working about two and a half miles from here, to wards Old Dunolly, near Patterson's Reef. Several large nuggets have been obtained in from three-to four feet sinking, from thirty pounds weight downwards, and the washing-stuff generally turns out well. Yesterday a great many holes were bottomed in the flat leading to the creek, but we did not hear of any payable. We have no doubt that several of the gullies about there will turn out well. Chinaman's Flat.-Several parties having called at our office bearing testimony to the state of this extensive rush, we hold it our duty to inform the public of the state of affairs. The fact that rich yields have been discovered is undoubtedly true, but our advice to those who are at present making a livelihood on Dunolly is to remain here, and not run the risk of losing the substance for a shadow. Dunolly Gazette Bendigo Advertiser (Vic. : 1855 - 1918)Tuesday 4 November 1856 - Page 2 Victorine possibly had a second name which was Josephine. Name: Victoria Hold Gender: Female Electoral Date: 1905 Electoral Place: Buangor, Grampians, Victoria, Australia Residence Address: Mount Mistake Occupation: Home Duties Australia, Electoral Rolls, 1903-1980 Victoria Electoral Roll, 1905 Hold, Arthur, Mount Mistake, labourer Hold, Victorine. Mount Mistake, home duties 27 Jul 1901 The next event that is known of Arthur Hold's farming , is a letter he wrote to the Secretary of the Lands Department in Melbourne, dated June 27th.,1901. Due to his destitute circumstances, Arthur was utterly unable to pay the rents due on his selection. His health had not been good. The land was to poor to give returns. He had planted fourteen acres of fruit trees and vines, but as yet they were still young so they yielded little. Arthur had paid One Hundred Pounds in land rents earlier, on his three hundred and twenty acres. He asked if this could go towards making one hundred acres freehold. he wished to abandon the rest. Quoting Arthur directly from his letter," I am unable to work to provide for my family, but if you would kindly make me this concession, I may be able to make a living when my orchard comes into bearing. Trusting you will grant my request. I have the honour to be your obedient servant, Arthur Hold". 24 Dec 1902 Arrarat Hold, Victorini, Ararat Police Station, 24th., Dec., 1902, rogue and vagabond, sentence, 7 days, native of Victoria, trade, none, born, hieght 5ft. 2 in., complexion, dark, hair, dark, eyes, dark. Victoria, Australia, Police Gazettes, 1855, 1864-1924 22 Apr 1903 Coburg Hold, Victorine, Arrarat Police Station, 22 Apr 1903, no visible means &c. sentence, 3 months, native of Victoria, occupation, servant, born in 1855, height, 5ft. 2 in., complexion, sallow, hair, brown, eyes, brown, no previous conviction. Victoria, Australia, Police Gazettes, 1855, 1864-1924 Victoria Electoral Roll, 1917 Geelong West, Corio, Victoria, Australia Adress, 12 Villamanta st Martin, Victorina, Josephine, 12 Villamanta st., home duties Victoria Electoral Roll, 1919 Newtown and Chilwell, Corio, Victoria, Australia Martane, Victoria Josephine,8 Saffron st., home duties Victoria Electoral Roll, 1922 Geelong, Corio, Victoria, Australia Winchester Martin, Victorina, Josephine, Winchester Place, home duties Name: Victorine Martin Year: 1922 Place: Victoria, Australia Reference Description: AU7103-1922 Victoria Police Gazette 1922 conviction. Victoria, Australia, Police Gazettes, 1855, 1864-1924 22 Apr 1922 Victoria, Australia, Police Gazettes, 1855, 1864-1924 Coburg Martin, Victorine; Tried at Geelong Police Station, 24th., April, 1922; insufficient means; 3 months; native of Victoria, servant, born, 1862, 5 ft., 1 in., sallow complexion, grey hair, brown eyes. One previous conviction. 23 Oct 1922 Female Prision, Coburg Martin, Victorine; 7484; Tried at Geelong Police Station, 23d., October, 1922; insufficient means; 12 months; tried at same Court, same date, indecent behaviour; fined £3, or i month; native of Victoria, servant, born, 1862, 5 ft., 1 in., sallow complexion, brown to grey hair, brown eyes. Two previous convictions Victoria, Australia, Police Gazettes, 1855, 1864-1924
Gender	Female
Land	27 Jun 1901	Parish of Jallukar, Srawell, Victoria
	27 Jun 1901 Arthur Hold wrote a letter to the Secretary of the Lands Department in Melbourne, dated June 27th.,1901. He had been in bad health for 2 years. Arthur was utterly unable to pay the rents due on his selection as he was in destitute circumstances and unable to work to provide for his wife and family. His health had not been good. The land was to poor to give returns. He had planted fourteen acres of fruit trees and vines, but as yet they were still young so they yielded little. Arthur had paid One Hundred Pounds in land rents earlier, on his three hundred and twenty acres. He asked if this could go towards making one hundred acres freehold. he wished to abandon the rest. Quoting Arthur directly from his letter," I am unable to work to provide for my family, but if you would kindly make me this concession, I may be able to make a living when my orchard comes into bearing. Trusting you will grant my request. I have the honour to be your obedient servant, Arthur Hold".
Civil	4 Dec 1902	Ararat Police Station, Victoria, Australia
	29 Dec 1902 Arrarat Hold, Victorini, Ararat Police Station, 29th., Dec., 1902, rogue and vagabond, sentence, 7 days, native of Victoria, trade, none, born, hieght 5ft. 2 in., complexion, dark, hair, dark, eyes, dark. Victoria, Australia, Police Gazettes, 1855, 1864-1924 Vagabond-a person who wanders from place to place without a fixed home : one leading a vagabond life especially : vagrant, tramp. Pomonal School Roll number: 22: Name: Hold Arthur: Year started: June 1899: Year left: 1900: Date of Birth: 26/6/1885 Roll number: 20: Name: Hold, William: Year started: May 1899: deceased 1900: Date of Birth: 26/10/1886 Roll number: 28: Name: Hold, Julius: Year Started: June 1899: Year left: 1902: Date of Birth: 15/5/1887 Roll number: 21: Name: Hold, Louis: Year started: May 1899: Year left: 1902: Date of birth: 22/2/1889 Roll Number: 39: Name: Hold, Alfred: Year started: Nov-1900: year left: 1902: Date of Birth: 19/8/1894 Roll number: 23: Name: Hold, Josephine: Year started: June 1899: Year left: 1902: Date of Birth: 5/10/1891 Roll number: 24: Name: Hold, Victorine:Year started: June 1899: Year left: 1902: Date of Birth: 19/5/1893 (Kindly sent by Isabel, Stawell, Victoria) Horace Hold, b. 15 Oct 1897 Pomonal School opened in 1887. In 1898 it was moved to a site in Pomonal. Apparently there were "25 children running wild in the district. The list included of William hold: four, John, Annie, Celina, and Bessie (Elizabeth). Arthur Hold: seven, William, Julius, Louie, Josephine, Victoria, Albert and Horace" (From Pomonal. A Picturesque Place, Isabel Armer, 2013)
Electoral Roll	1903	Mt Mistake, Buangor
	Victoria Electoral Roll 1903 Division of Grampians - Subdivision of Buangor No 59: Name in Full: HOLD, Arthur: Place of Living: Mt Mistake: Occupation: Labourer No 60: Name in Full: HOLD, Victoria: Place of Living: Mt Mistake: Occupation; home Duties
Civil	22 Apr 1903	Arrarat Police Station, Victoria, Australia
	22 Apr 1903 Coburg. Hold, Victorine, Arrarat Police Station, , no visible means &c. sentence, 3 months, native of Victoria, occupation, servant, born in 1855, height, 5ft. 2 in., complexion, sallow, hair, brown, eyes, brown, no previous conviction. Victoria, Australia, Police Gazettes, 1855, 1864-1924 Louis Metzger, probate, 28 Mar 1903, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, death, 16 Mar 1903 (Australia, Victoria, Index to Probate Registers, 1841-1989) Louis Metzger left Victorine £150 in his will to be paid in yearly installments of £25. The first to be paid one year after his death. 16 Mar 1904. 6 years, 16 Mar 1910 (last payment) Arthur James Hold was in Pomonal, Victoria in 1909. There was a concert in Pomonal in 1909. Arthur Hold sang a song. (Source, Pomonal A Picturesque Place Revisited, 2013, Isabel Armer) Louis Metzger, d., 16 Mar 1903. Probate 28 Mar 1903 (after 14 days)
Electoral Roll	1917	12 Villamanta st., Geelong West, Victoria
	Victoria Electoral Roll, 1917 Geelong West, Corio, Victoria, Australia Adress, 12 Villamanta st Martin, Victorina Josephine, 12 Villamanta st., home duties
Civil	12 Aug 1918	Geelong Courts, Victoria, Australia
	Victorine Martin Australia, Victoria Petty Sessions Registers, 1858-1985
Civil	1 Nov 1918	Geelong Courts, Victoria, Australia
	Victorie Martin Australia, Victoria Petty Sessions Registers, 1858-1985
Electoral Roll	1919	8 Saffron st., Newtown and Chilwell, Corio, Victoria
	Victoria Electoral Roll, 1919 Newtown and Chilwell, Corio, Victoria, Australia Martane, Victoria Josephine,8 Saffron st., home duties Newtown is an inner western suburb of Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Civil	11 Oct 1920	Geelong Courts, Victoria, Australia
	Victorine Martin Australia, Victoria Petty Sessions Registers, 1858-1985 Joseph William Hold was born to Josephine Hold at Ballarat on 6 Dec 1920
Civil	11 Aug 1921	Geelong Courts, Victoria, Australia
	Victoria Martin Australia, Victoria Petty Sessions Registers, 1858-1985
Electoral Roll	1922	Winchester Place, Geelong
	Victoria Electoral Roll, 1922 Geelong, Corio, Victoria, Australia Winchester Martin, Victorina, Josephine, Winchester Place, home duties Winchester Place, Geelong St God of John Hospital,which wasn't opened until 1965
Civil	22 Apr 1922	Geelong Police Station, Victoria, Australia
	22 Apr 1922 Victoria, Australia, Police Gazettes, 1855, 1864-1924 Coburg Martin, Victorine; Tried at Geelong Police Station, 24th., April, 1922; insufficient means; 3 months; native of Victoria, servant, born, 1862, 5 ft., 1 in., sallow complexion, grey hair, brown eyes. One previous conviction. POLICE NEWS. At the City court yesterday, Victorine Martin was sentenced to three months imprisonment at Geelong gaol for having been found on April 22 at Geelong without sufficient lawful means of support. Messrs. W. R. Anderson chairman, W. Moodie, T. Spowart and T. M. Dickins were the justices in at- tendance. Geelong Advertiser (Vic. : 1859 - 1929)Tuesday 25 April 1922
Civil	23 Oct 1922	Geelong Police Station, Victoria, Australia
	23 Oct 1922 Female Prison, Coburg Martin, Victorine; 7484; Tried at Geelong Police Station, 23d., October, 1922; insufficient means; 12 months; tried at same Court, same date, indecent behaviour; fined £3, or 1 month; native of Victoria, servant, born, 1862, 5 ft., 1 in., sallow complexion, brown to grey hair, brown eyes. Two previous convictions Victoria, Australia, Police Gazettes, 1855, 1864-1924 Series title: Central Register of Female Prisoners Sub-Item title: Martin, Victorine: No. 7484 Sub-Item number: page 129 Date range: 1922 Public access: Open Format: Digital his Sub-Item is part of Series number: VPRS 516 Consignment number: P0002 Item title: Volume 14: Prisoner nos. 7412 - 7780 Item number: volume 14 Martin, Victorine: No. 7484 23/10/1922 12:00:00 AM (Public Records Office Victoria) Religion RC Received 23 Oct 1922 at 12AM 7 days special Remission, 31 Aug 1823 Released 27 Sep 1923 Martin, Victorine, No 7484, Religion RC, Received 23 Oct 1922 at 12AM, 7 days special Remission, 31 Aug 1823, Released 27 Sep 1923
Electoral Roll	1924	Winchester Place, Geelong
	Electoral Record for Victorine Hold/Martin. There is no other Martin listed at this address. Victoria Electoral Roll 1924 Subdivision of Geelong Martin, Victorine Josephine, Winchester Place, home duties
Died	07 Aug 1926	39 Spring St., Geelong West, Victoria, Australia
	Information on Death Certificate The name given on her Death Certificate is Victorine Martin. Victorine died suddenly of Heart Failure at 39 Spring St., Town of Geelong West, Victoria. The occupation given for her was Charwoman. The Informant was G Wilson, Constable at Geelong West Police Satation. Although Victorine died suddenly at home, the Coroner decided no Inquest was necessary. He also ordered her burial. Victorine died unknown and it was not known whether she was married. It was stated that she had no issue. In fact, she had four surviving sons at the time of her death. They were living in Queensland. Her two daughters and one son were deceased. There is a note on the side which states " Believed born in Stawell". Victorine was buried on 9th. august 1926 in Eastern Cemetery, Geelong by a Roman Catholic Priest, in accordance with her faith.
Buried	09 Aug 1926	Geelong Eastern Cemetery, Victoria.
	Victorine lived in Geelong West where there was a cemetery.The reason she was interred in Geelong Eastern Cemetery was that this was the only one with Consecrated ground for Catholics burials at this time. There was a small cemetery further out with Consecrated ground, but most Catholic burials were performed at Geelong Eastern Cemetery situated in the town. The Geelong Eastern Burial records state Victorine lived at Hope Street , Geelong West. This is not in accord with the adress on her Death Certificate or her Probate Papers. She was buried with the christian name of Victoria , not Victorine and the surname Martin. She is buried alone and in an unmarked grave , which is just in from the Boundry Road side of the cemetery Cemetery Geelong Eastern Cemetery Section ROMAN CATHOLIC: Row 37 Grave 261 Register # 13029 Surname MARTIN Given Names VICTORIA Service Date 09 Aug 1926 Age 39 YRS (Note: Age is incorrect). Victoria Martin Birth unknown Death 9 Aug 1926 Burial Geelong Eastern Cemetery Geelong, Greater Geelong City, Victoria, Australia Plot EAS-RC-37-807-261 (Find A Grave Memorial)
Will Index	09 Dec 1926	In the Supreme Court, Victoria
	Information on Victorine Hold, otherwise known as Victorine Martin's PROBATE JURISDICTION Top of page; In the Supreme State of Victoria. In its Probate Jurisdiction. In the Estate of VICTORINE HOLD, otherwise known as VICTORINE MARTIN, late of NUMBER 39 Spring Street, Geelong West ,in the State of Victoria, Charwoman, -deceased- intestate Quoting the Public Curator: " I have been informed by Gorden Fenimore Wilson, stationed at Geelong West, Constable of Police, and believe that the above named (at top of page) Victorine Hold, otherwise known as Victorine Martin, late of Number 39 Spring Street, Geelong West, in State of Victoria, Charwoman, departed this life on the Seventh day of August, one thousand nine hundred and twenty six intestate". Quote: " the said deceased had at the time of her death property now in this State to the value of-- £37 and five p.- consisting of money in the State Savings Bank, Geelong". Quote: "That I have made careful inquiries, and have been informed and believe that the said deceased was... a widow... and left the following named person, her next of kin, her surviving ;-her son, Arthur Hold, who was last heard of at Kingaroy, Queensland". Quote: "That I have been informed and believe that no relative or next of kin of the said deceased, nor any other person entitled, and within the said State of Victoria is ready to take Grant of Administration of her estate". There is quite a lot more mostly with the same information already quoted. Ending; " It is ordered that the Curator of the Estates of Deceased Persons shall be Administrator of all and singular the property of VICTORINE HOLD , otherwise known as VICTORINE MARTIN , late of Number 39 Spring Street, Geelong West, in the State of Victoria, Charwoman, deceased,-intestate. Note: On 6 Oct 1925 the Arthur James Hold was living at Gordonbrook near Kingaroy. Accident.-Mr. Arthur Hold, a soldier settler of Gordonbrook, was riding after horses when his horse stumbled and fell, turning a somersault, right on top of the rider. Mr. Hold was taken to the General Hospital suffering from a fractured right thigh and severe shock. Transcribed from "The Brisbane Courier, Queensland," Tuesday, 6 October 1925 Electoral Roll Queensland Electoral Roll 1913, 1919 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Nanango No 4217: HOLD, Arthur James: Place of Living: Kingaroy: Occupation: labourer 1922 Queensland Electoral Roll Queensland Electoral Roll 1922 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Nanango HOLD, Arthur James: Place of Living: Kingaroy: Occupation: labourer 1925-1943 Queensland Electoral Roll 1925 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Nanango No 1560: HOLD, Arthur James; Place of Living: Gordonbrook: Occupation; farmer Queensland Electoral Roll 1943 Division of Maranoa; Subdivision of Nanango No 2681: HOLD, Arthur James; Place of Living Gordonbrook: Occupation; farmer
Probate	16 Dec 1926	The Argus, Melbourne, Victoria,
	INTESTATE ESTATES. Victorine Hold (otherwise, Victorine Martin), 39 Spring Street, Geelong West, £37/0/5. The Argus, Melbourne, Victoria, Thursday 16 December 1926
Notes	MOLIAGUL The name Moliagul is thought to derive from the Aboriginal word moliagulk meaning wooded hill, like so many other towns in the region Moliagul boomed with the discovery of gold. Gold was originally found in the area in 1852 at Queens Gully, the town developed quickly and by 1855 it was estimated to have about 16,000 people. February 5 1869 placed Moliagul in the history books when a Cornish miner, John Deason, was working at Bulldog Gully near Moliagul. While out with his son the wheel of the dray he was in went over a large branch causing a large cracking sound. He immediately thought the axle had broken and to lose the dray would be a disaster! Fortunately the axle was fine but looking down he noticed the ground did not look quite right. Scraping the ground aside he saw gold. Following some frenzied scraping he uncovered a huge nugget, failing to dislodge the monster with a crowbar he called upon his partner Richard Oates to help him, together they removed the huge nugget from the ground. The Welcome Stranger as it was called, weighed in the vicinity of 69kg and is the largest alluvial gold nugget ever found. The value by today?s standard would be between 3 and 4 million dollars. A monument for this historic find was placed on the site . Rev Dr John Flynn who founded the legendary Royal Flying Doctor Service was also born in Moliagul. DUNOLLY Situated amidst attractive bushland, 23 km north of Maryborough, Dunolly is a small town of 750 people which began as a gold mining town with a population of 45 000. Its historic main street still retains some attractive old buildings from its boom days. The area is now given over principally to farming though gold mining is still popular in the area. Re-live the gold rush fever of the 1850's using modern prospecting methods by hiring a gold detector or pan whilst enjoying the wonderful landscape that surrounds Dunolly. More gold nuggets were found in and around Dunolly than anywhere else in the world. A replica of the Welcome Stranger (worlds largest alluvial nugget) can be found at the Dunolly Museum, whilst a monument stands at the site of the 'big find' of the 1860's at Moliagul. The 'Hand of Faith' nugget was found at Kingower, 30 kms north of Dunolly in 1980. It weighed 875 troy ounces and was found using a metal detector. The "Welcome Stranger Nugget" The world's largest recorded nugget is "The Welcome Stranger". The find occurred at Black Lead (or Black Reef), Bull-dog Gully, Moliagul and was broken up on an anvil at nearby Dunolly in Victoria, Australia, to be weighed in that towns bank. The finders were John Deason and Richard Oats, the find occurred on 5th February, 1869
Person ID	I4378	Hickey, List, Bundesen, Thomsen, Jensen, Jessen
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Father	Louis Metzger, b. 24 Dec 1820, Mollkirch, Bas - Rhin, Alsace, France , d. 16 Mar 1903, St. Louis' Vineyard, Doctor's Creek, Stawell, Victoria, Australia (Age 82 years)
Mother	Élisabeth /Elizabeth Haurie, b. 24 May 1826, Nablas, Pyrénées-Atlantiques , Department of Bas, France , d. 07 Feb 1868, Pleasant Creek {Stawell}. Victoria, Australia (Age 41 years)
Married	29 Aug 1854	Strasbourg, Department of Bas, France
	Groom's Name: Louis Metzger Groom's Birth Date: 24 Dec 1820 Groom's Birthplace: Mollkirch, Bas Rhin Groom's Age: Bride's Name: Elisabeth Haurie Bride's Birth Date: 24 May 1826 Bride's Birthplace: Nabas, Basses Pyrenees Bride's Age: Marriage Date: 29 Aug 1854 Marriage Place: Strasbourg, Bas-Rhin, France Groom's Father's Name: Louis Metzger Groom's Mother's Name: Odile Kammerlocher Bride's Father's Name: Pierre Haurie Bride's Mother's Name: Marie Loustau Archives départementales du Bas-Rhin Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M83580-6 System Origin: France-EASy Source Film Number: 759123 (Latter Day Saints, France Marriages, 1546-1924) Union: Acte de mariage N° 325 - METZGER Louis et HAURIE Elisabeth 29 août 1854 - Strasbourg - Registre d'état civil - Mariage - 1854 - Deed - Archives départementales du Bas Rhin - Original aux Archives Municipales de Strasbourg. (From the Family tree of Corinne Mathilde SIMON, France)
Family ID	F1359	Group Sheet

Family Arthur Hold, b. 28 Jul 1857, Green Hills near Ballarat, Victoria, Australia , d. 15 Feb.1925, St Vincents Hospital Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia

Married 25 Aug.1884 St. Patricks Church, Stawell, Victoria

Children

	1. Arthur James Hold, b. 26 Jun 1885, Jallukar, Victoria. Australia , d. 22 Jun.1976, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
	2. William Louis Hold, b. 26 Oct 1886, Jallukar, Stawell, Victoria. Australia , d. 09 Oct 1899, Stawell Hospital, Stawell, Victoria (Age 12 years)
+	3. Julius Hold, b. 15 May 1888, Jallukar near Stawell, Vic. Aust. , d. 26 Dec 1974, Proserpine, Queensland, Australia (Age 86 years)
	4. Louis Hold, b. 22 Feb 1890, Jallukar, near Stawell, Victoria , d. 19 Feb 1927, Warwick, Queensland, Australia (Age 37 years)
+	5. Josephine Hold, b. 5 Oct 1891, Jalluker near Stawell, Victoria, Australia , d. 22 Sep 1924, Mental Hospital, Wacol, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia (Age 32 years)
	6. Victorine Hold, b. 19 May 1893, Jalluker near Stawell, Victoria, Australia , d. 11 Jun.1918, Willowburn Hospital, Toowoomba, Queensland (Age 25 years)
+	7. Albert/Alfred William Hold, b. 27 Aug 1895, Jallukar near Stawell, Vic. Aust. , d. 20 Nov 1985, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia (Age 90 years)
+	8. Horace Hold, b. 15 Oct 1897, Jalluker, near Stawell, Victoria, Australia , d. 20 May 1993, 22 Caringa St., Urangan, Hervey Bay, Queensland (Age 96 years)

Last Modified 3 Oct 2010

Family ID F1357 Group Sheet

Photos		In Rememberance of Victorine Victorine Metzger, 6 Dec 1855 Mt. Molliagu, Victoria, Australia-7 Aug 1926, Geelong West, Victoria, Australia
Photos		Victoria Martin, Victorine Metzger, Hold Victoria Martin Birth 1887 Death 8 Aug 1926 (aged 38–39) Burial Geelong Eastern Cemetery Geelong, Greater Geelong City, Victoria, Australia Show Map Plot EAS-RC-37-807-261 Memorial ID 164469889 Created by: Ron M Added: 11 Jun 2016 Find a Grave Memorial 164469889 (Victorine's age is incorrect. She was born 6 Dec 1855)

Sources
[S66] Mrs Laurina Collins.

Victorine Josephine Metzger[1]

Victorine Josephine Metzger^[1]