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Matches 401 to 480 of 21,406
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| 401 | Appears to have been engaged to a Neil Trevor JOHNSON. Source: Launceston Examiner 22 Jan 1948. | STRICKLAND Patricia Alice (I13899)
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| 402 | Appears to have been known as 'Allan'. | LETTS William (I27643)
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| 403 | Appears to have been known as Sarah MANSELL and Sarah Mansell JONES. | MANSEL Sarah (I24796)
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| 404 | Appears to have been known as' Jean'. | SUTHERLAND Jeannette (I15371)
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| 405 | Appears to have been known by his second given of 'Ernest'. | CHING Richard Ernest (I6231)
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| 406 | Appears to have been wounded twice during his time on the Western Front. Lest We Forget. | COURTICE Harold James (I17319)
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| 407 | Appears to have died while giving birth or as a result of giving birth to a son namely Francis John HERD who appears to have died at birth or soon after. The death certificate records have consecutive numbers in the index. | REEDMAN Joan Martha (I1406)
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| 408 | Appears to have enlisted as Nathan W. COTTON. | COTTON Nathaniel Wright (I36903)
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| 409 | Appears to have lowered his age to Join the 2nd. AIF. Captured by the enemy in Greece on 28 Apr 1941 and spent the remainder of WWII as a prisoner of war. Appears to have continued to serve in the Occupation Forces in Japan following WWII. Details of Frank INMAN's service during WWII is also difficult to find. One interesting fact however is that he took part in the victory march in London following his release from POW camp before he was repatriated to Australia. (Ref. The Horsham Times, Tuesday 14 October 1941, page 2, article. Made strenuous efforts to get his 'field promotion' to Acting Sergeant recognised poat WWII. | INMAN John Francis, MM (I549)
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| 410 | Appears to have never married. | WALTER Tryphena Jane (I58)
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| 411 | Appears to have not been in the best of health during his war service. Gassed 8 Jun 1917. | WILLIAMS Frederick James (I32474)
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| 412 | Appears to have not been posted to a unit serving on the Western Front. | BUCKLEY Roy Carlyle (I36606)
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| 413 | Appears to have only served in Canada. | WRIGHT John Edward (I41265)
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| 414 | Appears to have served in Canada and England only. | BALFOUR-KINNEAR George William (I24381)
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| 415 | Appears to have served in France for a short period very late in WWI. | COLLINS Clinton (I40022)
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| 416 | Appears to have served in the Australian Military Forces but no data appears to be retrievable. | MCDOWALL Patrick Colin (I42713)
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| 417 | Appears to have served only in Canada. | BUTT William Henry, MD (I33590)
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| 418 | Appears to have served only in Canada. | WARREN Howard Wallace (I41457)
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| 419 | Appears to have seved in Darwin NT. | TRELOAR Norman William (I34004)
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| 420 | Appears to have suffered from minor medical problems including boils and scabies. | VEALE Kenneth Beverly (I15363)
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| 421 | Appears to have suffered from repeated bouts of Malaria and was medically discharged early as a result. Lest We Forget. | PEARSE Ivan Harrison (I42549)
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| 422 | Appears to have suffered several health issues while serving his country. Lest We Forget. | MULDREW Alfred William (I29677)
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| 423 | Appears to have suffered through illness including the much dreaded trench foot. | SHUTTLEWORTH Charles Gawthorpe (I36856)
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| 424 | Appears to have suffered with dyspepsia during his time in the Army. | KURTZE William Robert (I823)
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| 425 | Appears to have transferred to the Australian Army Medical Corps on 12 Jul 1943 prior to embarking for Milne Bay, New Guinea. Lest We Forget | SMITH Albert Eric (I35954)
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| 426 | Apprenticeship served at the Army Apprentices' School, Balcombe VIC and 2 Base Workshop RAEME, Moorebank, NSW. At the completion of the apprenticeship continued serving at 2 Base Workshop before being posted to the Army Guided Weapons Trials Unit at Woomera, South Australia. Returned to Sydney (Holsworthy) for a short while prior to posting to South Vietnam (SVN) with the Detachment from 131 Divisional Locating Battery Workshop, RAEME. Spent 349 days in SVN prior to a final posting at the Technical Services Unit (RAEME) at Army Headquarters, Albert Park Barracks in Melbourne, VIC. Discharged from the Army on 6 Jan 1969. | WALTER Frederick Lionel (I890)
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| 427 | Arbour Garden, EAS-ARB-GRDN-B-808-012 | CONOLE Elisabeth (I36270)
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| 428 | Area BN, Section 14, Grave 1A | ORINGE Henry (I4150)
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| 429 | Area Cen, Section 8, Row 2, Grave 24 | JERMYN Alinda Jane (I12049)
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| 430 | Area EN, Section 6, Row 1, Grave 6 | JERMYN Ellis Vincent (I3421)
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| 431 | Area EN, Section 6, Row 1, Grave 6 | NORTHEY Jane (I3465)
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| 432 | Area F, KE-F****90 Some doubt about death and burial dates as both are the same according to the cemetery records. | WENSOR Albert Edward (I19278)
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| 433 | Area F, KE-F****90 Some doubt about death and burial dates as both are the same according to the cemetery records. | LANE Ellen Ada (I19287)
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| 434 | Area Private C, Section 10, Row 1, Grave 1 | BRAZIL Cornelius (I4413)
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| 435 | Area Private C, Section 10, Row 1, Grave 1 | BRAZIL Maureen Josephine (I4415)
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| 436 | Area Private C, Section 10, Row 1, Grave 1. Burial record shows second given name of Mary. | ARNOLD Clara Mary (I4372)
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| 437 | Area Wesleyan D, Section 4, Grave 17 | NAVIN Elsie May (I755)
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| 438 | Area WN, Section 1, Row 2, Grave 24 | JERMYN Ellis (I3321)
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| 439 | Area WN, Section 6, Row 2, Grave 11 | WALTER Alinda Grace (I2872)
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| 440 | Area WN, Section 6, Row 2, Grave 11 | JERMYN John Ellis (I3366)
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| 441 | Area: Cassia | AXFORD Thomas (I35885)
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| 442 | Areaa WN North Border, Grave 6 | JERMYN Bertha Caroline (I3432)
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| 443 | Argus Newspaper (Melbourne) Index, 1870-1879, 23 Apr 1873 indicates a litigation by McGINTY and McGINTY v, English Scottish and Australasian Chartered Bank. Dispute over documents involved in the will of brother Andrew McGINTY. | MCGINTY Andrew (I3659)
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| 444 | Arrived at Gallipoli as a reinforcement for the 7th. Battalion only a few days prior to the withdrawal of the Australian troops. After arriving back in Egypt he was transferred to the 59th. Battalion as part of the major expansion of the AIF before moving to the Western Front in France. It appears that he was a signalman in 6 Platoon, B Company, 59th. Battalion. Lest We Forget. | JEWELL Herbert James (I10666)
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| 445 | Arrived at Gallipoli on 27 Jul 1915 and was killed in action on 7 Aug 1915 during the infamous battle at The Nek. Lest We Forget. | TREWIN Angus Duncan (I15675)
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| 446 | Arrived at Gallipoli on 8 May 1915. Badly wounded on 1 Jun 1915. After evacuation to Cairo and recovery from his wounds he transferred to the Army School of Instruction at Zeitoun, Egypt where he was subsequently promoted to Corporal and Sergeant. Re-admitted to hospital on 23 Jul 1916 suffering with Neurasthenia. The decision to discharge was quickly taken and after a return to Australia on the Hospital Transport ship "Borda" he was discharged on 18 Oct 1916. He was granted a pension of £3-9-0 ($12.90). Lest We Forget. | BRAY Alfred Edwin (I33501)
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| 447 | Arrived in Sydney aboard the 'Roman Emperor' on 6 Jan 1851 and sailed on to Point Henry, Geelong VIC aboard 'The Wanderer' arriving on 17 Feb 1851. Into Place: Sydney NSW | WALTER John (I3050)
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| 448 | Arrived in Sydney aboard the 'Roman Emperor' on 6 Jan 1851 and sailed on to Point Henry, Geelong VIC aboard 'The Wanderer' arriving on 17 Feb 1851. Into Place: Sydney NSW | WICKETT Elizabeth (I3061)
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| 449 | Arrived in Sydney aboard the 'Roman Emperor' on 6 Jan 1851 and sailed on to Point Henry, Geelong VIC aboard 'The Wanderer' arriving on 17 Feb 1851. Into Place: Sydney NSW | WALTER Elizabeth Ann (I3251)
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| 450 | Arrived in Sydney aboard the 'Roman Emperor' on 6 Jan 1851 and sailed on to Point Henry, Geelong VIC aboard 'The Wanderer' arriving on 17 Feb 1851. Into Place: Sydney NSW | WALTER Nathan (I3259)
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| 451 | Arrived in Sydney aboard the 'Roman Emperor' on 6 Jan 1851 and sailed on to Point Henry, Geelong VIC aboard 'The Wanderer' arriving on 17 Feb 1851. Into Place: Sydney NSW | WALTER Charlotte (I3262)
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| 452 | Arrived in Sydney aboard the 'Roman Emperor' on 6 Jan 1851 and sailed on to Point Henry, Geelong VIC aboard 'The Wanderer' arriving on 17 Feb 1851. Into Place: Sydney NSW | WALTER John (I3264)
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| 453 | Arrived in Sydney aboard the 'Roman Emperor' on 6 Jan 1851 and sailed on to Point Henry, Geelong VIC aboard 'The Wanderer' arriving on 17 Feb 1851. Into Place: Sydney NSW | WALTER Josiah (I3267)
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| 454 | Arrived in Sydney aboard the 'Roman Emperor' on 6 Jan 1851 and sailed on to Point Henry, Geelong VIC aboard 'The Wanderer' arriving on 17 Feb 1851. Into Place: Sydney NSW | WALTER Titus (I3269)
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| 455 | Arrived in Sydney aboard the 'Roman Emperor' on 6 Jan 1851 and sailed on to Point Henry, Geelong VIC aboard 'The Wanderer' arriving on 17 Feb 1851. Into Place: Sydney NSW | WALTER Sarah Jane (I3273)
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| 456 | Arrived in Sydney aboard the 'Roman Emperor' on 6 Jan 1851 and sailed on to Point Henry, Geelong VIC aboard 'The Wanderer' arriving on 17 Feb 1851. Into Place: Sydney NSW | WALTER Richard (I3275)
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| 457 | Arrived in Sydney aboard the 'Roman Emperor' on 6 Jan 1851 and sailed on to Point Henry, Geelong VIC aboard 'The Wanderer' arriving on 17 Feb 1851. Into Place: Sydney NSW | WALTER Lewis, JP (I3278)
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| 458 | Arrived in Sydney NSW on 28 Aug 1842. Into Place: Sydney NSW | WESTWOOD John James (I2211)
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| 459 | Arrived in Sydney NSW on 28 Aug 1842. Into Place: Sydney NSW | ROACH Mary (I2222)
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| 460 | Arrived in Sydney NSW on 28 Aug 1842. Into Place: Sydney NSW | WESTWOOD Maria (I3914)
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| 461 | Arrived Liverpool LAN, 14 May 1917. Appears to have been declared 'surplus to establishment' and discharged on 18 Aug 1917. | Dr. JAMES George William Sanguin (I34426)
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| 462 | Arrived Sydney NSW aboard the 'Mandarin' arriving on 18 Oct 1838 - thence aboard the 'Hope' to Port Phillip VIC very soon after arriving in Sydney NSW. Into Place: Sydney NSW | HERD John, JP (I1988)
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| 463 | Arrived Sydney NSW aboard the 'Mandarin' arriving on 18 Oct 1838 - thence aboard the 'Hope' to Port Phillip VIC very soon after arriving in Sydney NSW. Into Place: Sydney NSW | HERD Mary (I3672)
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| 464 | Arrived Sydney NSW aboard the 'Mandarin' arriving on 18 Oct 1838 - thence aboard the 'Hope' to Port Phillip VIC very soon after arriving in Sydney NSW. Into Place: Sydney NSW | HERD Eliza (I3674)
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| 465 | Arrived Sydney NSW aboard the 'Mandarin' arriving on 18 Oct 1838 - thence aboard the 'Hope' to Port Phillip VIC very soon after arriving in Sydney NSW. Into Place: Sydney NSW | HERD Jane (I3678)
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| 466 | Arrived Sydney NSW aboard the 'Mandarin' arriving on 18 Oct 1838 - thence aboard the 'Hope' to Port Phillip VIC very soon after arriving in Sydney NSW. Into Place: Sydney NSW | HERD Ann Nancy (I3681)
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| 467 | Arrived Sydney NSW aboard the 'Mandarin' arriving on 18 Oct 1838 - thence aboard the 'Hope' to Port Phillip VIC very soon after arriving in Sydney NSW. Into Place: Sydney NSW | HERD Sarah (I3683)
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| 468 | Arrived Sydney NSW aboard the 'Mandarin' arriving on 18 Oct 1838. Believed to have stayed with PARK family relatives in Sydney before following the rest of his family to Port Phillip VIC. Into Place: Sydney NSW | HERD William (I1966)
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| 469 | Arrived Sydney NSW aboard the 'Mandarin' arriving on 18 Oct 1838 - thence aboard the 'Hope' to Port Phillip VIC very soon after arriving in Sydney NSW. Into Place: Sydney NSW | PARK Janet (I2000)
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| 470 | Arthur Westwood SUMNER (aka HIDE) was not placed into the Neglected Childrens System as were his brothers and sisters at the time of his father's detention in Pentridge Prison in Dec 1890. His mother attempted to look after him until her sad demise (victim of murder) in Apr 1891 and one can only surmise that perhaps her parents looked after him until he was admitted as neglected child number 18609 on 5 Aug 1892. On 17 Aug 1892 he was probated to Mrs. HIDE of Richmond whose later address is shown as 15 Park Street, Abbotsford on 30 Oct 1905. His time as a neglected child expired on 9 Mar 1908 on his eighteenth birthday. Neglected Childrens' Registers SUMNER, Arthur Westwood, aka HIDE, Arthur Summers HIDE, 1890, Vol 13, p.271. According to his late son Ian, Arthur HIDE was "under a cloud for years" wondering about who he was. He knew that he was adopted, but little if anything more. ____ Usual place of residence - 32 Morey St., Burwood. | SUMNER Arthur Westwood, (aka HIDE) (I3837)
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| 471 | As a driving instructor in the Army Service Corps. | ALLIN Morley Ewart (I16691)
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| 472 | As a POW | ROBINS Roy Walter (I11685)
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| 473 | As a POW while aboard the 'Montevideo Maru' in the South China Sea where it was mistakenly attacked by the 'USS Sturgeon' whose crew was unaware that there were more than 1000 Allied POWs locked in the holds. Remembered on Panel 27 at the Rabaul War Cemetery and Memorial, Kopoko, East New Britain, Papua New Guinea. Also remembered on the headstone of his parents at the Winchelsea Cemetery, Winchelsea VIC. Lest We Forget. | SEACH Leslie John (I12402)
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| 474 | As a result of an accident. | DEAN Frank (I13833)
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| 475 | As a widow, she married Fred TOMS, a widower with a daughter, Ruby who married Earl TREWIN. Fred and Tillie had a daughter, Jean, who married Lloyd SLEMON and they live at Purple Hill (1997). Fred died Wednesday, 11 Jan 1961, age 72 years. Funeral was from Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville ONT on Friday, 13 Jan and burial at Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert ONT. | TAYLOR Tillie (I5457)
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| 476 | As of March 1953, Margaret was a freshman at Northwestern University. | GRIFFITH Margaret (I5436)
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| 477 | As per mother's obituary. | VANSTONE George (I16628)
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| 478 | As per mother's obituary. | VANSTONE Richard (I31556)
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| 479 | As Ruth was estranged from her father (Andrew JONES), she changed her surname JONES to McJENNETT which was the surname of her step-father. | MCJENNETT Ruth (I7035)
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| 480 | As the wife of James HERIOTT (or HARRIOTT). | DOBSON Fanny (I9523)
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