Connie Maud Marks [20313]

   Another name for Connie was Constance Marks.¹

   FamilySearch ID: LK66-GWB.

  Noted events in her life were:

• Registration: Birth, 1914, Queensland, Australia. ² 1914/C10208
Connie Maud Marks
Charles Richard
Elizabeth May Spreadborough

• Registration: Death, 1983, Queensland, Australia. ³ 1983/6248
Connie Maud Gall
Charles Richard Marks
Elizabeth May Spreadborough

• Death Notice, 1983 Aug 27, Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia. ⁴ GALL, Connie Maud
Death notice
19AUG1983
Death
at Southport
Fraser Coast Chronicle (Hervey Bay)
27AUG1983

Connie married Sergeant Percy Robert Davis Gall [38407] [L4QN-WNK] [MRIN: 14640], son of James Robert Gall [38408] [LCDW-Y6N] and Elsie Eileen Cuffe [38409] [LHLT-Z5Y], on 1936 Sep 26 in Murgon, , Queensland, Australia. (Sergeant Percy Robert Davis Gall [38407] [L4QN-WNK] was born on 1909 May 5 in Gympie, , Queensland, Australia and died in 1978 in <Queensland Australia>.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Registration: Marriage, 1936, Queensland, Australia. ⁵ 1936/C4540
Percy Robert Gall
Connie Maud Marks

• Newspaper: Gall - Marks, 1936 Oct 13, Maryborough, , Queensland, Australia. ⁶ Gall? Marks. (1936, October 13). Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser (Qld. : 1860 - 1947), p. 7. Retrieved August 6, 2015, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article149990840

Gall ? Marks
MURGON. October 8.
A wedding of considerable interest
to a large circle of friends throughout
the South Burnett was solemnised at
the Methodist Parsonage, Murgon, on
Saturday afternoon, September 26,
when Percy Robert Gall, eldest son
of Mrs. G. H. Dilger and the late Mr.
J. Gall, was married to Connie Maud,
younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.
R. Marks. The Rev. T. H. Blackburn
officiated.
The bride was frocked in a dusty
blue floral georgette made on tight
fitting lines with fagotted vest and
flared collar, with long kilted sleeves
and skirt showing groups of pleats.
She wore a hat of white silk cello-
phane straw finished with a bow of
angel-skin ribbon and blue spray. She
carried a sheaf of coral pink gladioli
and sacred bamboo tied with blue
streamers.
Mrs. E. C. Cumming, sister of the
bride, who attended as matron of hon-
our, wore a duchess pink floral kabe
crepe made with fagotted yoke, with
pleats from, the yoke to the hem line,
and long full sleeves gathered into a
band at the wrist. She wore a hat of
white silk cellophane straw with angel
skin ribbon and pink spray, and car-
ried a sheaf of pink gladioli. Mr. E. H.
Chapman attended as best man.
Subsequently a reception was held
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. E.
C. Cumming, where the bride's mother
received her guests, in a frock of
marina blue floral kabe crepe and
cream rice straw hat. The bride
groom's mother, Mrs. G. H. Dilger,
was attired in a russet brown figured
marocain frock with neora straw hat
to tone.