See also
Husband:
Albert Edouard Aujard (1856-1921)
Wife:
Margaret Currie (1854-1919)
Children:
Marriage:
11 Apr 1883
Chalmers Free Presbyterian, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Name:
Albert Edouard Aujard
Sex:
Male
Father:
Edouard Aujard ( -bef1891)
Mother:
Ann Elizabeth Attfield (1819-1896)
Note:
Numerous adverts for private dancing and French lessons by Professor Aujard in various New Zealand newspapers in the period 1893-1896, on the website Papers Past (http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz).
Says the Grey River Argus:- "Monsieur Aujard, professor of dancing, who has been very successful all through New Zealand, has just arrived from Blenheim, where he taught over 100 pupils. The professor brings with him the highest testimonials from the French Consul in Christchurch, the Hon. E.W.Parker." Our correspondent does not say what the professor has been successful at. We can supply the information - a forgetfulness to pay his advertising and other expenses.
Wanganui Herald, 13.6.1896
Death notice in The Argus (17.8.1921): "AUJARD:- On the 17th July, at Adelaide, dearly loved husband of Alice Aujard, aged 64". Assume this is the same person, but cannot verify.
Birth:
21 Jul 1856
Hadley, Middlesex
Birth fact:
1856 (age 0)
1856 Sep Qtr, Barnet, 3a/94
Census:
1871 (age 14-15)
Pupil, Wimberley House School, Fulham Road, Chelsea (birthplace shown as "France")
Immigration:
Mar 1878 (age 21)
to Unassisted immigration to Victoria on board "Chimborazo", aged 21
Occupation (1):
btw 1894 and 1896 (age 37-40)
Private teacher of dancing and French in New Zealand
Death:
17 Jul 1921 (age 64)
Adelaide, South Australia
Occupation (2):
1923 (age 66-67)
Teacher (on son Edouard's marriage cert.)
Name:
Margaret Currie
Sex:
Female
Father:
Mother:
Birth:
1854
Campbell Town, Tasmania
Death:
12 Jul 1919 (age 64-65)
31 Oban St, Hawksburn, Melbourne, Australia
Name:
Edouard Albert Aujard
Sex:
Male
Spouse:
Ellen Bertha Morris (c. 1891-1974)
Children:
Edouard Morris Aujard (1924-2009)
Robert Grover Aujard (c. 1925- )
Roland Louis Aujard (1926-2006)
Margaret Jacqueline Aujard (c. 1928- )
Note 1:
Soon after his return from a motor drive on Sunday Mr. Edouard A. Aujard, Australian journalist and short-story writer, died suddenly, following a heart attack, at his home in Kilmartin street, Essendon, on Sunday night. Mr. Aujard had had a varied career, having been a trader and planter in the South Seas, school teacher, marine, engineer, artificer in the Royal Australian Navy, and a journalist of wide experience. For one of his stories, "Sunnyside or Suicide " his name was Included in a list of the 12 best short-story writers In the world In 1929.
Mr. Aujard, who was aged 51 years, leaves a widow and four young children.
The Argus (Melbourne, Vic.), Tuesday 11 August 1936
Note 2:
Author: The devil's first : a novel / by Edouard A. Aujard
London : Philip Allan, 1935.
Birth:
22 Apr 1884
Hobart, Tasmania
Occupation (1):
Teacher, Victoria, Australia (Database Index to Teacher Record Books, 1863-1959, PROV)
Occupation (2):
1936 (age 51-52)
Journalist (on death certificate)
Death:
9 Aug 1936 (age 52)
1 Kilmartin Street, Essendon, Victoria, Australia
Burial:
11 Aug 1936
New Melbourne General Cemetery
Name:
Alfred Leslie Aujard
Sex:
Male
Spouse:
Birth:
10 May 1889
Petersham, NSW, Australia
Death:
22 Jun 1967 (age 78)
Mont Albert, Victoria, Australia
Cremation:
26 Jun 1967
Springvale Crematorium
Name:
Arthur Aujard
Sex:
Male
Spouse:
Children:
Birth:
1892
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Occupation:
1960 (age 67-68)
Company director (on death cert.)
Death:
19 Sep 1960 (age 67-68)
28 Mayfield Avenue, Malvern, Victoria, Australia
Cremation:
21 Sep 1960
Springvale Crematorium
Name:
Reginald Aujard
Sex:
Male
Spouse:
Children:
Birth:
1892
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Occupation:
1966 (age 73-74)
Accountant (on death cert.)
Death:
21 Sep 1966 (age 73-74)
South Yarra, Victoria, Australia
Cremation:
23 Sep 1966
Springvale Crematorium
Name:
Marguerite Mai Aujard
Sex:
Female
Birth:
c. 1895
New Zealand
Death:
28 Mar 1964 (age 68-69)
Surrey Hills, Victoria, Australia
Cremation:
1 Apr 1964
Springvale Crematorium
Numerous adverts for private dancing and French lessons by Professor Aujard in various New Zealand newspapers in the period 1893-1896, on the website Papers Past (http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz).
Says the Grey River Argus:- "Monsieur Aujard, professor of dancing, who has been very successful all through New Zealand, has just arrived from Blenheim, where he taught over 100 pupils. The professor brings with him the highest testimonials from the French Consul in Christchurch, the Hon. E.W.Parker." Our correspondent does not say what the professor has been successful at. We can supply the information - a forgetfulness to pay his advertising and other expenses.
Wanganui Herald, 13.6.1896
Death notice in The Argus (17.8.1921): "AUJARD:- On the 17th July, at Adelaide, dearly loved husband of Alice Aujard, aged 64". Assume this is the same person, but cannot verify.
Soon after his return from a motor drive on Sunday Mr. Edouard A. Aujard, Australian journalist and short-story writer, died suddenly, following a heart attack, at his home in Kilmartin street, Essendon, on Sunday night. Mr. Aujard had had a varied career, having been a trader and planter in the South Seas, school teacher, marine, engineer, artificer in the Royal Australian Navy, and a journalist of wide experience. For one of his stories, "Sunnyside or Suicide " his name was Included in a list of the 12 best short-story writers In the world In 1929.
Mr. Aujard, who was aged 51 years, leaves a widow and four young children.
The Argus (Melbourne, Vic.), Tuesday 11 August 1936
Author: The devil's first : a novel / by Edouard A. Aujard
London : Philip Allan, 1935.