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Family: James Kingston Elijah Weatherby / Amelia Maude Mote (F10)

• Father | Male James Kingston Elijah Weatherby

  
  

  Born	08 Nov 1877	Yass, NSW, Australia
  Died	18 Apr 1955	Yass, NSW, Australia
  Buried		Church of England Section of the Cemetery, Yass, NSW, Australia
  Married	16 Aug 1905	Yass, NSW, Australia
  Father	George Weatherby | F11 Group Sheet
  Mother	Elizabeth Quinnell | F11 Group Sheet

  
  

  Mother | Female Amelia Maude Mote

  
  

  Born	11 Jul 1882	Yass, NSW, Australia
  Died	26 Oct 1925	Yass, NSW, Australia
  Buried	Oct 1925	Church of England Section of the Cemetery, Yass, NSW, Australia
  Father	James Frederick Mote | F6 Group Sheet
  Mother	Martha Crossley | F6 Group Sheet

  
  

• Notes

  Married: as reported in the Yass Courier on 18 August 1905 Newspaper: A wedding took place at St. Clement's Church, Yass, on Wednesday, when Mr. James Weatherby, son of Mr. George Weatherby, was married to Miss Amelia Mote, daughter of Mrs. George Weatherby, of Yass, and the late Mr. James Mote. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Canon Faunce, assisted by the Rev. A.E. Coote, B.A., the church being beautifully decorated for the occasion. The bride wore a dress of ivory silk, trimmed with Yak lace, and accordeon pleated chiffon, also a wreath and veil. Her diamond bangle and shower bouquet were gifts from the bride- groom. Miss Alice Mote was chief bridesmaid, and wore cream voile, and a pale blue chiffon hat. Her Nellie stewart bangle and shower bouquet were gifts of the bridegroom. The brlde's two little nieces, the Misses Doris and Eileen Sheeky, and Miss Madge Jewell, acted as trainbearers, dressed in cream, with wreaths and and veils on their heads. They carried baskets of flowers, and wore gold brooches, gifts from the bridegroom. Mr. G. Weatherby was best man. After the ceremony the bride's mother held a reception and the company, numbering over 60, were subsequently entertained at the wedding breakfast. Later the bride and bridegroom left for Sydney, the bride's travelling dress being of flecked tweed and a black hat.