The 1951 Panter Reunion at Berley Hotel, St Kilda, Melbourne, Australia on Saturday October 13th, was held to celebrate the centenary of the John Leach Panter Jubilee Party. There is talk in the letter of a group photo – I have yet to [Read more]
[The following transcript is from a document written in 1951 by Bertie Blount] The marriage of John Leach Panter to Sarah Downes on 14th October, 1801, represented the union of two vary different types: for John Leach Panter was a [Read more]
On 31st May 1951, C. H. Panter sent out this invitation to the family to attend the summer party at the home of Air Vice-Marshal and Mrs. A. E. Panter in Basingstoke on July 28th.
Out of the blue a very nice guy called Jack recently uploaded a photo he found in his grandfather’s house in Ireland and sent me a link. He uploaded it to Wikimedia Commons, which is a great idea for photos [Read more]
Principal Events in the life of JOHN LEACH PANTER, ESQ. Parents John was the 3rd child of William and Ann Panter (nee Leach) Born 30th April 1778 at Peckham, Surrey [A][B] Schools Age 4 – 7 : Mr Jephthson’s School, [Read more]
Description of the Jubilee Party in 1851 – Taken from AUNT LIZZIE’S LIFE AND EXPERIENCES, (no. 14 in the picture: Elizabeth Selby-Hele) ————- “The next morning we were all sitting round the breakfast-table, the chief talk being about the “Jubilee” [Read more]
After the 1851 Jubilee Panter celebration of John Leach Panter and Sarah Downes’ 50th wedding anniversary held on October 14th 1851 at North End Lodge, Fulham, a painting was commissioned from Mary Mannin R.A. This picture is painted in water-colour, [Read more]
The 1851 Panter Jubilee Party was held at North End Lodge, Fulham, London. John Leach Panter moved into the house in 1808 and some of his family events from then on are documented in his History. Louisa Brown wrote that in [Read more]
Cover: Address: Attendees: Aunt Lizzie’s description: Jubilee Song: Visual Key:
Jubilee Song compiled by Marmie Selby-Hele in 1851 (no. 15 in picture) The day of days is now arrived, Each daughter and each son Are met to celebrate this day, Our number thirty-one Where old associations tend To crown the [Read more]
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