Marie Louise Metzger b. 15 Aug 1853 Montelimar, Drôme, Rhône-Alpes, France d. 14 Aug 1939 Nicholson Street, East Brunswick, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia: Queensland Family Trees

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Name	Marie Louise Metzger
Born	15 Aug 1853	Montelimar, Drôme, Rhône-Alpes, France
	Name: Marie Louise Metzger Birth Date: 15 Aug 1853 Event Place: Strasbourg, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France Event Place (Original): Montelimar, Drome Father's Name: Louis Metzger Mother's Name: Elisabeth Haurie France, Births and Baptisms, 1546-1896 Name: Marie Louise Birth Date: 15 Aug 1853 Birthplace: Montelimar, Drome Father's Name: Louis Metzger Mother's Name: Elisabeth Haurie (LDS, France Births and Baptisms 1546-1896) Louis Metzger mentioned in the record of Marie Louise Name: Louis Metzger Sex: Male Wife: Elisabeth Haurie Daughter: Marie Louise (LDS, France Births and Baptisms 1546-1896) Montélimar is located in South East France in the department of Drome, Rhone Alpes. It is the second largest town in the department after Valence. LAWRENCE GEORGE BLAMPIED enlisted at Nhill Private LAWRENCE GEORGE BLAMPIED VX86191 Service Australian Army Date of Birth 10 August 1922 Place of birth ADELAIDE, SA Date of Enlistment 7 November 1940 Place of Enlistment NHILL Next of Kin SWIFT, S Date of Discharge 18 December 1947 Posting at Discharge 8 AUST COMD AIR LIASON GP (BCOF) Additional Service Numbers 3760 (Australian Government, Department of Veterans' Affairs) PTE. L.G. BLAMPIED (81 (F.) Wing H.Q., A.L.O. Section. R.A.A.F.. B.C.O.F., Bofu, Japan) is in the A.I.F. attached to the Air Force in Japan and he is very lonely. He would like female pen friends. Please write direct. Western Mail, Perth, WA., Thursday, 21 November 1946
Gender	Female
Emigration	1855	From France to Victoria, Austrlia
	Marie Louise emigrated with her parents Louis and Elizabeth Metzger from Strasbourg, Department of Bas, France, on the French Ship Lucie which sailed from the French Port of Dieppe in Jan 1855 and arrived at the Port of Melbourne on 8 Mar 1855. Index to Unassisted Inward Passenger Lists to Victoria 1852-1923 Family Name First Name Age Month Year Ship Port Fiche Page Family Name: METZGER: First Name: LOUIS: Age: 28: Month: MAR: Year: 1855: Ship: LUCIE: Port: F: Fiche: 031: Page: 011 Family Name: METZGER: ---- WIFE WITH: Age: 28: Month: MAR: Year: 1855: Ship: LUCIE: Port: F: Fiche: 031: Page: 011 Family Name: METZGER: ---- INFANT WITH : Age: 1: Month: MAR: Year: 1855: Ship: LUCIE: Port: F: Fiche: 031: Page: 011 Victoria, Australia, Assisted and Unassisted Passenger Lists 1839 -1923 Name: Louis Melzger Estimated birth year: abt 1827 Age: 28 Arrival Date: 8 Mar 1855 Arrival Port: Melbourne, Australia Departure Port: Dieppe Ship: Lucie
Electoral Roll	1903, 1909, 1914 & 1919	Nhill
	Victoria Electoral Roll 1903 Subdivision of Nhill Blampied, Alice, Nhill, home duties Blampied, Emil, Nhill, vigeron Blampied, Marie Louise, Nhill, home duties Victoria Electoral Roll 1909 Subdivision of Nhill Blampied, Claudine, Njill, nurse Blampied, Emil, Nhill, vigneron Blampied, Eugene Peter, Nhill, mill hand Blampied, Jean, Nhill, home duties (wife of Eugene Peter) Blampied, Louis Henry, Nhill, farmer Blampied, Marie Louise, Nhill, home duties Victoria Electoral Roll 1919 Subdivision of Nhill Blampied, Eugene Peter, Nhill, mill hand Blampied, Jean, Nhill, home duties (wife of Eugene Peter) Blampied, Louis Henry, Nhill, labourer Blampied, Marie Louise, Nhill, home duties Blampied, Rene Jules, Nhill, bootmaker
Electoral Roll	1924 & 1931	991 Rathdown St., Carlton North
	Victoria Electoral Roll 1924, 1931 Subdivision of Carlton North Blampied, Louis Henry, 991 Rathdown St., produce merchant Blampied, Marie Louise, 991 Rathdown St.,home duties
Electoral Roll	1937	53 Nicholson St.,
	Victoria Electoral Roll 1937 Subdivision of Edward Blampied, Louis Henry, 53 Nicholson St., fuel merchant Blampied, Emily Elizabeth, 53 Nicholson St., home duties Blampied, Marie Louise, 53 Nicholson St., home duties
Died	14 Aug 1939	Nicholson Street, East Brunswick, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
	Name: Marie Louise Blampied Death Place: East Brunswick, Victoria Age: 86 Father's Name: Louis Metzger Mother's name: Louise Orrea Registration Year: 1939 Registration Place: Victoria Registration number: 8050 (Victoria Death Index 1921-1985)
Buried	16 Aug 1939	Nhill Cemetery, Victoria, Australia
	NHILL CEMETERY, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA BLAMPIED Emile, Marie Louise BLAMPIED Jean, Peter
Death Notice	19 Aug 1939	The Argus, Melbourne, Victoria
	BLAMPIED-On the 14th August, at her son's residence Nicholson street, East Brunswick, Marie Louise, relict of the late Emile Pierre (late Great Western) beloved mother of Emile (deceased), Elise (Mrs T Hesford deceased), Celestine (deceased) Eugene, Marie (Mrs R Troedell ), Claudine (Mrs G. Kettle), Louis, Adrienne (Mrs C. S. Atherton), Emile, Gabrielle (Mrs P. O'Meara, deceased), Nicholas, Rene. aged 88 years -Requiescat in pace (Interred at Nhill.) BLAMPIED - On the 14th August, Marie Louise, loved grandma of Adrienne, Claire, Stanley, Zelma, Carson and Lorraine Atherton, also loved great grandma of Billy and Betty Hanlon, Judith and Baby Threlfall and John Atherton aged 88 years -Requiescat in pace Transcribed from "The Argus, Melbourne, Victoria", Saturday 19 August 1939
Obituary	19 Aug 1939	The Argus, Melbourne, Victoria
	COUNTRY NEWS AT 86 YEARS NHILL.- Mrs. Marie Louise Blampied, aged 86 years, widow of the late Emil Blampied, who established the wine industry with the Trouettes at Great Western in 1870, has died. She was born in France, and went to Great Western with her parents. In 1895 she accompanied her husband to Nhill, where he established a number of vineyards. Transcribed from "The Argus, Melbourne, Victoria", Saturday 19 August 1939 MRS. M. L. BLAMPIED (V.) Mrs. Marie Louise Blampied. aged 86 years, widow of the late Emil Blampied, who established the wine industry with the Trouetts at Great Western (V.) in 1870, has died. She was born in France, and went to Great Western with her parents. In 1895 she accompanied her husband to Nhill, where he established a number of vineyards. The Australasian, Melbourne, Victoria, Previous issue Saturday, 26 August 1939
Personal	19 Sep 1939	The Argus, Melbourne, Victoria
	Mr and Mrs LOUIS BLAMPIED, Sons and Daughters of the late Mrs Marie Louise Blampled, wish to THANK relatives and friends for cards perrsonal expressions of sympathy and floral tributes In their recent sad bereavement. Will all please accept this as a personal acknowledgement of our deepest gratitude 53 Nicholson street, East Brunswick Transcribed from from "The Argus, Melbourne, Victoria", Tuesday 19 September 1939
Notes	St Peter's Vineyard, North Road, GREAT WESTERN Statement of Significance St Peter's vineyard was the first vineyard and winery in Great Western. It was established by Jean Pierre and Anne Marie Trouette in 1863. The only remaining obvious reminders of the vineyard orchard and homestead are the gateway and flanking English Elm trees marking the entrance to the property. The site is of historical significance to Great Western. It indicates the early settlement of land in the area for vineyard purposes. It is of importance for its potential to provide information that contributes to a greater understanding of the history of the settlement and establishment of the district, and has a strong presumption of archaeological research potential. Further historical research and archaeological investigation is recommended.RECOMMENDED LEVEL OF SIGNIFICANCE: Conservation Desirable History The history has been extracted from Chapters 5 and 6, Grapes and Gold by Arthur Kuehne Jean Pierre Trouette was born in 1833 and came from a family of winemakers in the French town of Estamps. He left home for Monte Video in Uruguay where he stayed for three years before he emigrated to Australia. He arrived in Adelaide in 1853 and worked in the copper mines of Burra for six months before heading off in the search of gold. In Beechworth he met Marie Louise Blampied and her brother Emile who had run away from France for the adventure of the Victorian goldfields. The three joined forces and transported supplies for the miners. In 1856 Marie and Pierre married in Beechworth and in 1858 they moved to Great Western where the two men engaged in mining. They bought a block of land and commenced supplying vegetables to the miners. In 1863, having obtained freehold of the property, Jean Pierre Trouette planted the first vines. He began with planting half an acre of vines and named the vineyard, St Peter's. By 1867 the estate carried 50,000 vines and 2000 fruit trees, including cherries, plums, quinces and also some olives and chestnuts. For the production of wine at vintage time, screw presses were used. A large square tank, 18 feet by 18 feet and three feet deep was built above ground level. The tank was constructed of brick, lined with cement and was divided into two sections. In the one compartment the trading of the grapes took place, while the screw press was placed in the other section. They achieved the first recognition for their wines in 1867 when a coach driver, after sampling the wine, entered the wine in the Ballarat National Agricultural Show where it won a gold medal. By 1878 the shelves of St Peter's held a dazzling array of trophies and medals from as far afield as Philadelphia, Austria, London and France. The Trouettes were very hospitable and their house was constructed with a large room in the centre from which the doors led to numerous other rooms. The large hall was 50 feet long by 30 feet wide and the roof was supported on five large squared off tree trunks. They entertained up to 100 people in the space. Each year, after the grapes had been gathered in, the "Vendage" or "Harvest Home" was celebrated at St Peter's. This would start late in the afternoon and continue through until daybreak the next morning. Jean Pierre Trouette was dedicated to the establishment of the wine industry and he also served the community on the Stawell Shire Council. He was the first Councillor to serve the East Riding after the Shire had been divided into Ridings and he served on council until his death in November 1885. The vineyard was taken over by his son Nicholas but tragedy struck three months later when a worker was sent to clean an underground wine vat. He was overcome by fumes and another worker attempted to rescue him but he fell from the rope. Nicholas Trouette went into the tank and secured a rope around the worker but was overcome by fumes. His sister Marie went to assist but had to be rescued from the vat. Nicholas was finally raised from the vat but along with another of the workers could not be revived. Marie Trouette won the bronze medal of the Royal humane Society for her attempts to rescue her brother. Following the death of Nicholas Trouette and a number of crop failures and bad seasons, St Peter's was sold in 1897 to an English family named Merton. Ann Marie Trouette lived in retirement until her death in 1905. Her well loved, community minded and public spirited daughter, Marie, took an active part in the life of Great Western until she died in 1927 at the age of 70. The vineyards, orchards, winery and the gracious old homestead of St Peter's are all long gone. Two English trees shade an old iron gate which once lead to the homestead. Citation Reference: Arthur Kuehne, Grapes and Gold, Glimpses of Early Great Western, Maryborough 1980 pp. 21-27.
Person ID	I5559	Hickey, List, Bundesen, Thomsen, Jensen, Jessen
Last Modified	28 Jan 2020

Father	Louis Metzger, b. 24 Dec 1820, Mollkirch, Department of 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 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 - http://archives.bas-rhin.fr - Original aux Archives Municipales de Strasbourg. (From the Family tree of Corinne Mathilde SIMON, France)
Family ID	F1359	Group Sheet

Family Emile Pierre Nicholas Blanpied/Blampied, b. Abt 1837, Vic, Department of Murthe-et-Moselle, Lorraine, France , d. 10 Jul 1914, St. Joseph's, Nhill, Victoria, Australia (Age ~ 77 years)

Married 23 Nov 1873 St Patricks Church Stawell, Victoria

Information on the Marriage Certificate
Married 23 November 1873 in St Patricks Church, Stawell, Emile Blampied, Bachelor, born in Vic, France, Vigneron, age 37 years of Great Western. Father: Ptr Nicholas Blampied, farmer: Mother: Marie Francoise Geardin, to Louise Metzger, Spinster , Born Strausbourg, France, age 20 years of Doctors Creek, Stawell. Father Louis Metzger, Vigneron. Mother: Elizabeth Haurie. The Witnesses were J P Trouette and Marie Francoise Trouette

Children

	1. Victor Louis Emile Blampied, b. 1874, Great Western, Victoria, Australia , d. 19 Aug 1876, Great Western, Victoria, Australia (Age 2 years)
+	2. Eliza/Elise Josephine Blampied, b. 1875, Great Western, Victoria, Australia , d. 19 Sep 1922, West Leederville, Perth, Western Australia (Age 47 years)
	3. Louise Celistine Blampied, b. 1877, Great Western, Victoria, Australia , d. 1878, Great Western, Victoria, Australia (Age 1 years)
+	4. Eugene Peter Blampied, b. 1878, Great Western, Victoria, Australia , d. 10 Jul 1940, Nhill, Victoria, Australia (Age 62 years)
+	5. Marie Julie Blampied, b. 19 Sep 1880, Great Western, Victoria, Australia , d. 15 Apr 1971, Malvern, Victoria, Australia (Age 90 years)
+	6. Claudine Catherine Leonie Blampied, b. 1882, Great Western, Victoria, Australia , d. 15 Jan 1974, Benalla, Victoria, Australia (Age 92 years)
	7. Louie/Louis Henry Blampied, b. 1884, Great Western, Victoria, Australia , d. 20 Oct 1959, Carnegie, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (Age 75 years)
+	8. Adrienne Annie Blampied, b. 1886, Great Western, Victoria, Australia , d. 24 Nov 1970, Brig., Victoria, Australia (Age 84 years)
+	9. Emile Fernon/Ferdinand Blampied, b. 22 Oct 1887, Great Western, Victoria, Australia , d. 23 May 1977, Rose., or Rye, Victoria, Australia (Age 89 years)
+	10. Gabrielle Pauline Teresa Blampied, b. 1889, Great Western, Victoria, Australia , d. 1922, St Arnauld, Victoria, Australia (Age 33 years)
+	11. Nicholas Gerald Blampied, b. 1892, Great Western, Victoria, Australia , d. 19 Jan 1975, Greensborough, Victoria, Australia (Age 83 years)
+	12. Rene Jules Blampied, b. 1894, Great Western, Victoria, Australia , d. Apr 1964, Heid., Victoria, Australia (Age 70 years)

Last Modified 13 Jul 2013

Family ID F1798 Group Sheet

Photos » Slide Show		Emile Blanpied and Marie Louse Metzger Emile Blanpied and Marie Louse Metzger The photo was taken about 1914
		Trouette and Blampied Families, St Peter's Vineyard, Great Western, Victoria, Australia. Between 1887-1892 Emile Pierre Nicolas Blampied is the gentleman on the far right. Marie Louise Metzger Blampied could be the fourth lady in white from the left and on her right, Marie Francoise Trouette.
		The wine cups given to Emile and Marie Louise when they left St Peter's Vineyard, Great Western in 1895 for Nhill where they established St Joseph's Vineyard. The medals around the base are trophies won by their wines, some of them are from overseas.

Sources
[S66] Mrs Laurina Collins.

Marie Louise Metzger[1]

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