Mia's family tree

Mum's notes: 1857 29 March Born George at Stephens Street, Melbourne. Parents John Price &
Jane Marston. Cert. 17175

FamilySearch IGI record for James Drake Gill could be a red herring or just incredibly bad transcription.

Name: James Drake Gill
Birth Date: 1815
Birthplace: Stonehurst, Plymouth, Devon, England
Age: 61
Spouse's Name: Jane Brin
Spouse's Birth Date: 1822
Spouse's Birthplace: Dublin, Ireland
Spouse's Age: 54
Event Date: 09 May 1876
Event Place: St. Phillips, Collingwood, Victoria, Australia
Father's Name: John Lamouroux Gill
Mother's Name: Mary Drake
Spouse's Father's Name: Edward Mauden
Spouse's Mother's Name: Julia Lee
Marital Status: Widowed
Spouse's Marital Status: Widowed
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M00382-6 , System Origin: Australia , GS Film number: 1238887 , Reference ID: item 2 p 164

"Australia Marriages, 1810-1980," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XTZ9-3BM : accessed 11 April 2015), James Drake Gill and Jane Brin, 09 May 1876; citing St. Phillips, Collingwood, Victoria, Australia, reference item 2 p 164; FHL microfilm 1,238,887.

Other possible spellings given on forum thread: Lambroux Gill, Lamoureux Gill, Lamborn Gill
http://www.xroyvision.com.au/discus/messages/4/1381.html?1326807547
'James/John 's parents were Nicholas Gill and Jane Lamoureux who married 02/02/1783 St George East Stonehouse Devon'

ST. PHILIP'S CHURCH, EAST COLLINGWOOD.

This church, is one of the most substantially-built, well-finished ecclesiastical edifices in the diocese, and reflects credit on architect, contractors, and all en gaged. It is much admired for its neatness and simplicity, and is frequently visited, by strangers, who are unanimous in their expressions of admiration. The entire contract amounted to £2414, exclusive of £100, the coat of two stained glass dormer windows, specially provided. Accommodation is afforded for 302 adults. The present portion erected comprises porch, nave, and tower entrance ; the latter being temporarily fitted up, makes a very commodious vestry, which is used for holding parochial committee meetings, &c. It is intended, after a time, to add transepts and chancel. During the progress of the building the Rev. T. C. Cole, who had labored so earnestly and done so much to establish the Church in East Colling wood and urge on the good work, suddenly announced his intention of leaving the parish, to the regret of many friends. His successor was the present incum bent, the Rev. B. S. Walker, who entered upon his duties on the 15th January, 1865. What Mr Cole so worthily commenced, Mr Walker as worthily con tinued, and was permitted to bring the work to a most satisfactory issue.

ST. PHILLIP'S CHURCH, EAST COLLINGWOOD.— (Lloyd Taylor., Architect.)

ST. PHILLIP'S CHURCH, EAST COLLINGWOOD. (1866, August 27). The Australian News for Home Readers (Vic. : 1864 - 1867), p. 12. Retrieved April 12, 2015, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article63169637