Individual Details

Immigration

Victoria, Australia, Assisted and Unassisted Passenger Lists, 1839–1923
Name: Michael Frost
Nationality: Irish
Arrival Age: 22
Birth Date: 1840
Departure Place: Liverpool
Arrival Date: 22 Jun 1862
Arrival Place: Melbourne, Australia
Ship: Phoenix

Alternative possible record
First name(s) Michael
Last name Frost
Birth year 1842
Age 24
Arrival month Sep
Arrival year 1866
Departure port -
Optional keywords -
Ship name Shalimar
Arrival port -
State Victoria
Database Title Victoria Inward Passenger Lists 1839-1923
Record set Australia, Inward, Outward & Coastal Passenger Lists 1826-1972
Category Travel & migration
Subcategory Passenger Lists
Collections from Australasia, Australia

Marriage

Australia Marriage Index, 1788-1950
Name: Michael Frost
Marriage Date: 1867
Marriage Place: Victoria
Registration Date:1867
Registration Place: Victoria, Australia
Spouse: Bridget Nalion
Registration Number: 489

Michael: Laborer aged 27 years, residence Lancefield, parents James Frost - farmer & Mary Anne Dunne
(Michael signed his own name)
Bridget: Domestic servant aged 24 years, residence Lancefield, parents William Nalion - farmer & Margaret King (Bridiget signed with an X)
Witnesses: James Nalion (signed with an X), Catherine Herbert (signed her own name)
Priest: Father M Brannigan

Kilmore, VIC - St Patrick's Catholic
Year Built: 1856
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Saint: Patrick
Address: 37 Sutherland Street, Kilmore, Victoria, 3764
Last Updated: 12/04/2021
History and Architecture:
The first Catholic Priest to perform a Mass in Kilmore was the Reverend Father Charles Clarke in 1846. His successor in 1854 was Father T O'Rouke. During his time he set about building a small chapel in the Willomavin area. By 1856 it was decided a bigger Church was required.
Construction commenced in 1856 and the foundation stone was laid on 23 August 1857 by Bishop James A Goold.
Based on the Decorated period of English Gothic architecture the triple-gabled church was constructed of coursed basalt rubble and composed of three gable bays to the East Elevation. The Nave was built in 1860 and the chancel in 1871. The church was dedicated on 8 July 1860 and opened in March 1871.
The church was designed by Hansom Bros and the altar modelled by William Wardell.
The particularly fine main altar of Caen stone was made by Farmer and company of Westminster, London, to the designs of William Wardell, and erected in 1873. The bell, tower and iron palisade fence contribute to the grandeur of the church's design and setting.
Additions were made including the stone and iron fence which replaced a wooden fence.