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John Courtney EASTERLING

Parents: Walter George EASTERLING & Elizabeth (Bessie) PASCOE

John Courtney EASTERLING:
Born: 11 December 1895 Arncliffe, Sydney, NSW {1}
Died: 26 November 1969 Newtown, Sydney, NSW {1}
Buried: November 1969 St Paul's Anglican Cemetery, Canterbury, NSW
Occupation:

John Courtney EASTERLING = Gladys May WAGSCHALL
Married: 25 July 1921 St Paul's church, Canterbury, NSW {1}

Gladys May WAGSCHALL:
Born: 23 March 1897 Liverpool, NSW {1}
Died: 8 January 1971 Marrickville District Hospital, Sydney NSW {1}
Buried: January, 1971 Rockwood Cemertery, NSW {4}

Parents: Murdock Alexander WAGSCHALL [&] Priscilla THOMPSON (married 1897 Sydney)

Walter Alexander EASTERLING

Walter Alexander EASTERLING:
Born: 9 October 1922 Campsie, NSW {11}
Died: 10 December 2010 Burleigh Waters, Sydney, NSW {2}
Buried: 13 Dec 2010
Occupation: Radio Officer

Walter Alexander EASTERLING = Evelyn Olive McGEORGE
Married: 1948 Sydney, NSW {1}

Evelyn Olive McGEORGE:
Born:
Died:

Parents:

Elaine EASTERLING

Elaine EASTERLING:
Born: abt 1924 Sydney, NSW
Died:
Buried:

Raymond PUGH = Elaine EASTERLING
Married: 1948 Canterbury, NSW {1}

Raymond PUGH:
Born:
Died:

Parents:

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Photographs

John Coutney Easterling

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{1} From The National Library of Australia, Trove
The Sun (Sydney, NSW : 1910-1954)
Sunday 28 August 1921, page 19

EASTERLING - WAGSCHALL
A wedding, which linked two well known Canterbury families, took place at St. Paul's Church of Englnand, Canterbury on July 25, when Miss Gladys May Wagschall, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Wagschall, of George-street, Canterbury was married to Mr. John Easterling, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Easterling, also of Canterbury. The Rev. R.. Heffernan officiated. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a white train and georgette gown trimmed with silver, her dainty bridal veil being lent by Mrs. Wharton. The bridesmaids were Miss Bertha Bennett and Miss Marion Eastcrling (sister of the bridegroom), both of whom wore champagne crepe-de-chine and georgette frocks and hats to tone. The trainbearers were Enid and Jean Wagschall (sisters of the bride), their frocks being of shell-pink crcpo-do-chine and blue taffeta. The bridegroom was supported by Mr. E. Gorman as best man, and Mr. Clifford Easterling (brother) as groomsman. After the ceremony the guests were entertained at the Hurlstone Park Hall, Duntroon-street. Mrs. Wagschall wore a putty-colored costume with hat to match, and Mrs. Easterling, sen., was in navy crepo-de-chine, relieved with mastic. The Rev. R. Hoffernan presided at the breakfast, when the usual toasts were honored, and subsequently Mr. and Mrs. Easterling left by motor for Melbourne for their honeymoon, the bride travelling in a grey cloth gown and a navy hat.

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{1}
NSW Registry of Births, Deaths [&] Marriages
http://bdm.nsw.gov,au/
{2}
Digitised Newspapers from the National Library of Australia
http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/
{3}
Civil Registration index of births, marriages and deaths for England and Wales (Free BMD)
http://www.freebmd.org.uk/
{4}
Rookwood Anglican & General Cemeteries website
http://www.rookwoodcemetery.com.au/