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Alfred Rowden Stratton 1857 - 1928

Alfred Rowden Stratton of Collingwood Australia was born in 1857 in Amherst, VIC. He was married to Emma Jane (Trott) Stratton, and had children Frank Edgar Stratton, Frank Vincent Stratton, Edgar Hamilton Stratton, Charles Walter Stratton, Louisa Parham Stratton, and Alfred Allen Stratton. Alfred Stratton died at age 70 years old on October 27, 1928 in Malvern, SA.

Alfred Rowden Stratton

Collingwood Australia

1857

Amherst, VIC, 3371, Australia

October 27, 1928

Malvern, SA, 5061, Australia

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Alfred Rowden Stratton's History: circa 1857 - circa 1928

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1857

Birthday

1857

Birthdate

Amherst, VIC 3371, Australia

Birthplace

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10/27

1928

Death

October 27, 1928

Death date

Unknown
Cause of death

Malvern, SA 5061, Australia
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Obituary

Mr. Alfred Rowden Stratton. Whose death was recently reported In "The Advertiser." died at 144 Fisher-street, Malvern, after 34 years' residence there. He was the son of Mr. Charles Stratton, of Salisbury Plains, England, and a pioneer of South Australia. Mr. Stratton was a prominent member of the building trade. He built several of the first residences erected in Malvern after its conversion from a wheat farm into suburban allotments. He was born In 1857 on the Victorian goldfields during the memorable rush. He married in 1881 Miss Emma Jane Trott, the youngest daughter of Mr. Charles Trott, of Blackwood, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. H. Hocter at St. John's, Coromandel Valley. He left a widow, two daughters, and four sons —Mrs. E. Cooper (Gumeracha).Miss G. Stratton (Malvern), andMessrs. JF. E. Stratton (Rosefleld). A.A, Stratton (Alberton), C. H. Stratton (Fullarton), and S. H. Stratton (Malvern). He also left two sisters Mr. Alfred Rowden Stratton. Whose death was recently reported In "The Advertiser." died at 144 Fisher-street, Malvern, after 34 years' residence there. He was the son of Mr. Charles Stratton, of Salisbury Plains, England, and a pioneer of South Australia. Mr. Stratton was a prominent member of the building trade. He built several of the first residences erected in Malvern after its conversion from a wheat farm into suburban allotments. He was born In 1857 on the Victorian goldfields during the memorable rush. He married in 1881 Miss Emma Jane Trott, the youngest daughter of Mr. Charles Trott, of Blackwood, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. H. Hocter at St. John's, Coromandel Valley. He left a widow, two daughters, and four sons —Mrs. E. Cooper (Gumeracha).Miss G. Stratton (Malvern), andMessrs. JF. E. Stratton (Rosefleld). A.A, Stratton (Alberton), C. H. Stratton (Fullarton), and S. H. Stratton (Malvern). He also left two sisters —Mrs.M. Laurence, the well-known artist, of North Unley and Mrs. Arthur, of Sydney

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