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20 de dic. de 2022 · Daylesford, Hepburn Shire, VIC, Australia. Death: 1952 (79-80) South Perth, City of South Perth, WA, Australia. Immediate Family: Wife of Sir Walter Logie Forbes Murdoch, KCMG. Mother of Catherine Helen (Alec) King, MBE; Ann Hughston Vanzetti and William Murdoch. Managed by: Peter James Davidson.
- Daylesford, VIC
- Daylesford, Hepburn Shire, VIC, Australia
- 1872
- Peter James Davidson
VioletCatherine Murdoch formerly Hughston. Born 1872 [location unknown] Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown] [sibling (s) unknown] Wife of Sir Walter Logie Forbes Murdoch KCMG — married 22 Dec 1897 in Hawthorn. Descendants. Mother of Dr Catherine Helen (Murdoch) King MBE. Died 1952 [location unknown]
- Female
- December 22, 1897
- Sir Walter Logie Forbes Murdoch KCMG
Prof. Walter Murdoch (left) and family at Point Lonsdale, Victoria, in 1910. His wife, Violet (née Hughston) is upper centre. Their daughter, Catherine – as Catherine King a prominent broadcaster – is centre right and son William (Will) Murdoch is on the right.
- Australia, United Kingdom, United States
On 22 December 1897 at Hawthorn, Melbourne, Murdoch married Violet Catherine Hughston, also a teacher. University placement. In 1911, Murdoch was passed over in favour of an overseas applicant, Sir Robert Wallace, for the re-created independent chair of English at Melbourne University.
- British, Australian
- 3, including Catherine King
22 de may. de 2023 · Walter married Violet Catherine Hughston (1872 - 1952) on December 22, 1897 in Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia. Their daughter was Dr. Catherine Helen (Murdoch) King MBE (1904 - 2000). Walter married Barbara Marshall Cameron in 1962.
- September 17, 1874
- July 30, 1970
On 22 December 1897 at Hawthorn, Melbourne, Murdoch had married Violet Catherine Hughston, a teacher. 1911 marked a turning-point in Murdoch's life.
On 22 December 1897 at Hawthorn, Melbourne, Murdoch had married Violet Catherine Hughston, also a teacher. University placement. In 1911, Murdoch was passed over in favour of an overseas applicant, Sir Robert Wallace, for the re-created independent chair of English at Melbourne University.
