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CHARLES JUNOR was born in 1847 in Easter Suddie, Munlochy and died 27 March, 1934 in
Rosemarkie. He was the youngest son of DONALD JUNOR and MARY JUNOR (nee McINTOSH). Charles'
elder siblings David, Donald, Hugh, Catherine and mary emigrated to Australia in the 1850s and '60s and Charles stayed in
Scotland with his parents. Charles married ELIZABETH HENDERSON on 23 November, 1870 in Edinburgh Parish and Elizabeth
was the daughter of GEORGE HENDERSON and JANE BROMNER. Jane was born in 1849 in Caithness and died 12 May, 1921 in Rosemarkie.
Charles and Elizabeth had one (1) son CHARLES GEORGE JUNOR born 21 August, 1873 in Rosemarkie and he died 3 February, 1956
in Rosemarkie. Charles George married GETRUDE HODGSON and she was born in 1882 in Bishop Auckland, Co Durham and died
13 April, 1938 in Alexander Court, Fortrose. Charles and Gertrude had two (2) children ELIZABETH BERNICE born 27 March,
1912 in Oakland Alameda, California, USA and she died 1 September, 1987 in Rosemarkie and JOHN CHARLES born 16 June, 1916
in California, USA and he died 15 July, 1964 in Rosemarkie.
In the 1881 Census Family were at Platcock House, Fortrose.
Obituary of CHARLES JUNOR 1934
The death occurred on the 27 March after a short illness of Mr. Charles Junor, Church
Place, Rosemarkie. Mr. Junor who was born at Easter Suddie, Munlochy, went to Rosemarkie at an early age and had lived
there since. The oldest man in Rosemarkie, he had reached the age of eighty-eight and had enjoyed very good health up
to a few weeks ago. His wife predeceased him ten years ago and he is survived by one son.
Possibly Charles went to USA at one time--
CHARLES GEORGE JUNOR moved to the United States--worked in the shipyards there until
a fall resulting in back injury, he did now work again. Returned to Scotland about 1920--Believed he was in USA for about
10 years. His children Bernice and John both born there.
WEDDING
At Andrew's Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Thursday afternoon when
Miss Elizabeth Bernice Junor, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.G. Junor, Rosemarkie, was married to Mr. John Smith, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith, Carron, Moray-shire. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a most becoming gown of
oyster satin, with cowl neckline caught by a posy of orange-blossom and wide Bishop Sleeves, held at the wrist, her tulle
veil was held in place by a halo head-dress of orange-blossom. She wore gold shoes and her bouquet was of gold and white
chrysanthemums. Miss Isabel Moir was bridesaid and she chose a pretty frock of lavender taffeta with frills at the hem
and wide puff sleeves. She wore a juliet cap and black mittens and her bouquet was of lavender coloured chrysanthemums.
The bride-groom was attended by Mr. William Mitchell, Malten, Banffshire and the marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. A.K.
Campbell. The floral decorations in the church were of chrysanthemums. Mrs. A.K. Campbell presided at the organ
and the hymns were "Love Divine" and "O, Worship the King". The ushers were Messrs. F. Fraser and H. Mackenzie, Rosemarkie.
The reception was held at the Royal Station Hotel, Fortrose, where the bride's mother received the guests attired in a smart
navy blue ensemble. After cake and wine the company, numbering over 50 were entertained to a sumptuous repast excellently
purveyed by Mr. and Mrs. Mackay and staff. A number of congratulatory telegrams were read and the usual toasts were
cordially pledged. The young couple received a rousing send-off when they left on their honeymoon, the bride travelling
in a smart nigger-brown three-quarter coat and skirt on princess lines, with hat to match and carried a nigger-brown handbag,
the gift of the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have been the recipients of a large number of gifts and the best wishes
of their many friends go with them for their future happiness and prosperity.
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