[paternal grand-parents], [uncles and aunts]

- Frederick Henry John Howland 1889-
- Mary Jane Curl 1861-
- - Arthur Stilville Howland †1940
    └ 1914 Louie May Scutt 1890-
    4

[maternal grand-parents], [uncles and aunts]

- Francis Arthur Scutt ca 1863-1950
- 1887
- Anne Olliver 1859-1938
- - Frank Oliver Scutt 1888-1965
    └ 1919 Lilia Rokesky ca 1897-1982
    1
  - Everard Dudley Scutt 1889-1930
    └ 1913 Janet Gertrude Phillips 1884-1961
    4
  - Louie May Scutt 1890-
    └ 1914 Arthur Stilville Howland †1940
    4
  - Olive Ethel Scutt 1894-
    └ 1915 Arthur Thomas Cooke †

Frances A. Howland †

Frances A./Frances

[marriage] 和子女

于 1942年4月11日, Adelaida, SA, AUSTRALIA, 配偶是 Ralph Quimby †

[individual notes]

QUIMBY HOWLAND Members of the Glenelg Girl Comrades, of which the bride had been a member for a number of years, decorated the Methodist Church Glenelg with pink and white flowers for the marriage on April 11 of Frances A.... elder daughter of Mrs. L.M. Howland of Da Costa Park, and the late Mr. A.S. Rowland, with Cpl. Ralph Quimby (AMF) only son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Quimby of Brighton. The Rev. A.T. Strange officiated. A pale delphinium blue light weight woollen afternoon frock was worn by the bride, who was given away by her grandfather Mr. F.A. Scutt. Misses Elva Howland (bride's sister) and Gwen Quimby (bridegroom's sister) were bridesmaids in dusky pink light weight woollen afternoon frocks. Mr. Eugene Crook was best man and Sgt. Lance Howland (brides brother) groomsman.

[sources]

[marriage][:] The Advertiser Saturday 2 May 1942.

Frederick Henry John
Howland
1889-

Mary Jane
Curl
1861-

Francis Arthur
Scutt
ca 1863-1950

Anne
Olliver
1859-1938

1887

│

Arthur Stilville
Howland
†1940

Louie May
Scutt
1890-

│

1914

│

[siblings]

Lance †
Elva
Donald Eric †1941