Ada May Heading

  General Notes:

The Nhill Free Press, Tuesday, February 12 1895
The Lorquon Juvenile Exhibition
The above exhibition was held on Wednesday and Thursday, the 6th and 7th February, in the Lorquon Mechanics Institute, and, combined with a sale of gifts and other attractions, proved very successful. The Misses Dufty and Dreher, with Mr. Williams, were appointed judges of the exhibits, and their unquestioned awards were as follows: - children's events
writing under 12 .... Ada Heading
spelling bee under 12 .... Ada Heading
best starched and ironed white shirt.... Ada Heading
The whole reflected great credit on the promoters - The Lorquon Society of Christian Endeavour with the Rev. T. J. Thomas at its head. A sum of 20 pound remained after paying expenses.

The Nhill Free Press, Thursday, July 25 1957
Mrs Ada May Hiscock, widow of the late Mr. Edwin Hiscock died at Portland last Tuesday. They lived in the Baker district and Mrs. Hiscock moved to Portland following the death of her husband some four years ago. Children are: - Winifred (Mrs. H. Leyonhjelm, Yanac), Rhoda (Mrs. Vincent, Bentleigh). Cliff (Hamilton), Tom (Baker), and Vera (Mrs. Walder, Portland).
She was buried at Nhill this afternoon, following a service in the Church of England, conducted by the Rev. L. G. Kerdel.

  Noted events in her life were:

• Death Certificate Number: (1957/22697).

• Birth Certificate: (Book 273/Page 174).

Ada married Edwin Hiscock, son of Harry Hiscock and Janet Dixon, on 3 Feb 1907 in Woorak West, Victoria Australia. (Edwin Hiscock was born on 1 Aug 1883 in Avenel, Victoria Australia, died on 9 Apr 1953 in Nhill, Victoria Australia and was buried on 10 Apr 1953 in Nhill Cemetery, Victoria Australia Plot J83 C Of E Section.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Certificate: (687).