Tettie Appleton

"... Co, William st, and sold properties till he was 90. He retired from business in-1939. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs H. W. Riggall, of Toorak, and Miss Tettie Appleton, of Brighton Beach. His son-in-law, Colonel H. W. Riggall, died soon after the last war, and his only grandson, Lieutenant William Riggall, was killed on active service on March 5 ..."

"... cabinet of cutlery and silver. Staff of Blake and Riggall, gold cigarette case. Officers of the Australian Field Artillery, Victoria, silver tea and coffee sen ice and salver. Miss Tettie Appleton Irish linen bedspread and sham6. Mr. and Mrs W. Tully, Wedgewood afternoon tea cups and saucers. Mrs. W. T. Appleton and the Misses Appleton, suite of crystal. Mr. W. T. ..."

"... Clarksc-n, General Chauvel, Geperal Sellheim. the Lady, Mayoress of Adelaide, Sir John Grice, Mr. IV. J. T. Clarke and Miss Roma Clarke, Miss Linda Byron Moore. Colonel Appleton, Miss Tettie Appleton, Major Cornier,- Colonel W. St. J. Robertson. Mr. J. P. Payne, Sir Robert Garran, Mr. Atlee Hunt, Sir E. Miller, Mr. Everard Browne, Miss G. Browne, Mr. A. S. Wooleott. ..."