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Matches 151 to 250 of 765
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| 151 | Danish father, South African mother. | ASMUSSEN, Paul Christian (I1824)
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| 152 | dark eyes and complection, but fair hair until 4yo (Child of Outback) Enlisted in the Australian Army (W85932) on 27 Apr 1942, resident PEMBERTON WA. He was a Private in the 14th Battalion Volunteer Defence Corps. | SNELL, William (I75)
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| 153 | Daughter of Edward and Mary Ann STEEDS. Edward STEEDS was a butcher. | STEEDS, Sarah (I418)
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| 154 | Death Certificate: Samuel Inglis widower, aged 86yrs died 7.6.1941 at Lestern Private Hospital, Harrow Rd, St Peters cause: cancer of rectum and senile decay occup: stableman formerly farmer residence: Catherine St, College Park formerly of Merriton born: Inman Valley remarried at 37yrs of age issue: 2 females alive, 3 males and 1female deceased Claude Trevelion undertaker | INGLIS, Samuel (I513)
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| 155 | Death notice on 28 May 1877 in the Ovens & Murray Newspaper. Transcription of text in document: Death: Addis - on 28 May, 1877, Joshua Addis, formerly of the Corn Exchange, Mark Lane, London; late of Melbourne, and lastly of Beechworth. Aged 75 years | ADDIS, Joshua (I1613)
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| 156 | Descendant of the ARMSTRONG and TURNBULL clans, Scotland. | ARMSTRONG, Margaret (I264)
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| 157 | Died 1day old | SPENCER, Unamed (I291)
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| 158 | died 6 years | INGLIS, Thomas (I498)
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| 159 | died 8 years died in Australia | INGLIS, George (I499)
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| 160 | Died in a head-on motor vehicle accident aged 23. | ASMUSSEN, Martin Fitzgerald (I1827)
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| 161 | Died in Germany prior to family coming out to Australia | NEE, Firstname (I390)
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| 162 | died in infancy | INGLIS, George (I478)
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| 163 | died in infancy | INGLIS, Samuel (I479)
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| 164 | Died of TB at Wooroloo Sanitorium, Western Australia | TOVEY, Joseph John (I1713)
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| 165 | Died of TB in Beechworth. | ADDIS, Archibald (I1620)
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| 166 | died young twin | INGLIS, Samuel (I470)
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| 167 | DOB: Unknown Married: Elder D. Miller of Salt Lake City, Utah | WILLSEA, Edith W (I1782)
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| 168 | Dorothy McBEAN (nee EAMER) says 22.10.2005: As I was growing up, my understanding was that Aunt Carrie's husband was Jim Smith, the owner or manager of a pastoral property in the Murchison north of Meekatharra, and that she lived in Mount Lawley so that her three children could be educated in the metropolitan area. The first time the name DWYER entered the picture was when ROSE (nee HEAD), Raymond Smith's widow, saw fit to place his funeral notice in the paper under the name RAYMOND DWYER instead of RAYMOND SMITH. People who could have been expected to know what would have prompted her to do that remained silent, and the rest of us like Bill and myself were left to speculate. The best we could come up with was the theory that DWYER and SMITH were one and the same person, the name change being made to cover up some indiscretion in DWYER'S past. We will probably never know whether my three cousins were DWYERS or SMITHS, but I do know that Josie married KEVIN MCKENNA (an accountant) Nancy married JIM LEWIS (a station manager in the Murchison area of WA) and Raymond married ROSE HEAD. Bill (my husband) tells me that when he was reading the library book he copied from, after looking for a reference to Pop Eamer he came across numerous references to JIM SMITH as owning or managing a station near Meeka and he took it that the JIM SMITH mentioned was Aunt Carrie's husband. | WILLOWS, Caroline (I46)
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| 169 | Double Weddiing with Robert and Isobel | Family F211
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| 170 | Dressmaker | PRATT, Maud Mary (I1269)
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| 171 | EAST CANNINGTON | WILLOWS, Alice Easter (I40)
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| 172 | Electrical engineer | CYGLER, Edward (I117)
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| 173 | Embarkation: HMAT Marathon (A74) 29.07.1918 ex Albany WA Admitted to Military Hospital, Sutton Veny on 12.11.1918 suffering from influenza and pneumonia. Died 15.11.1918 at 08:15. Buried St John, the Evangalist Churchyard Sutton Veny, 20.11.1918 by Chaplain A.S.M. McParson. Grave No.33 Military Section. Buried with full military honours. The coffin draped with the Australian flag. He was borne to the graveside ona gun carriage. The funeral was preceeded by a Firing Party and Band from the 1st Aust. Training Brigade. Six of Ernests comrades supported the pall. (Certified by AIF headquarters London) Anecdotally his 'fiancee' sent him a white feather which forced him to join up. He didn't want to go to war to kill or be killed & he died of flu before ever reaching action. | WILLOWS, Ernest Wickham (I48)
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| 174 | Engine Driver | DUCK, Leslie (I447)
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| 175 | Engine Fitter | NICOL, James Ingram (I1228)
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| 176 | Entry No. 2419 - Grave 961 / 6'6" | EAMER, James (I1626)
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| 177 | Eric's brother D.G.V. [!] contacted Eric after I had written to D.V.G. and sent me a long letter which I received on the 29 March 1985. Although quite an interesting letter it did not help regarding family names except that he said his Grandmother's name was Sarah - "that certainly was the name of her daughter - she had as far as I know three sons Albert, Ernest & George". I replied to his letter on the 22 May 1985 after I had done some further researching. I wrote to him again on the 27 April 1996 after he had telephoned me on the Easter Monday Bank Holiday when he informed me that he had recently lost his wife - I enclosed the EAMER Family Tree as far as researching had gone - I did not receive an acknowledgement. I wrote to him again on the 20 January 1997 and received a reply on the 29 January 1997. Although a very interesting letter no family names were mentioned [Grandson but no name] but he did say that Phyllis EAMER had lost her sister. He was involved with many projects and had not visited Shire Hall, Reading which he had proposed to do. At the time he was 79 years of age. I never heard from him again and neither did I write again. His address at the time was 24 Dene Road, Cove, Farnborough, Hants GU14 6BZ. [Letters in F.H.Correspondents Ring Binder File]. [Entered 6.2.2006]. | EAMER, Eric (I1244)
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| 178 | Excerpts from letters written to John Geoffrey Eamer [18/12/1948] by his father Jack, while John and his wife [Lynette] where on extended holidays in Europe, during the last half of 1976. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ [Date Sunday 1st August 1976 - Jack Eamer] Was talking to Old Jack and Mavis on the phone the other day. Old Jack is not the best but they are both going to fly to Adelaide about the middle of October for Joy's daughter's wedding. [Dated 10th October 1976 - Jean Eamer] Old Jack and Mavis where also thrilled to bits when they received their card from you, poor old Jack has had 7 weeks in hospital and is home again from last Sunday. I was speaking to him over the phone and he seemed very frail by his voice. But at 83 it's amazing he pulled through. [Dated Thursday 28th October 1976 - Jack Eamer] We went down and saw Mavis and Jack Willows while Rob [middle son] and June [his wife] were here. Old Jack is back home after 8 weeks in hospital and seems to have aged about 10 years in that time. He has lost a lot of weight and very tottery on his legs but I suppose at 81 you can expect him to start showing his age. At least he is all there in the head and still has his sense of humour. [Dated Monday 08th November 1976 - Jack Eamer] Poor old Jack Willows passed away in his sleep on Friday night - when Mavis went into his room on Sat morn he was just peacefully lying there. He rang me on the Friday evening about 5 o'clock and I am convinced he rang to say goodbye. He sounded very frail and fed up with everything and at the end of our conversation seemed to break down and his voice choked up. I told Mum [wife Jean] at tea that I didn't think he would last much longer and so we made arrangements there and then to go down in the weekend and see him but we were too late. Mavis rang on Saturday morning and when Brian [youngest son] called out that it was Auntie Mavis on the phone I knew then that he had passed away. Ray Smith as usual took charge of everything and made all the arrangements with the undertakers etc. Rose stayed with Mavis on Saturday night. Joy - Mavis' daughter - flew in from Adelaide about midday Sunday so Mum and I picked her up at the Airport, took her down and saw Mavis at the same time. She didn't seem to bad and enquired after you both so I think it would be nice if you sent her a card - I know she would appreciate it very much. . | WILLOWS, John (I49)
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| 179 | f+m:William and Cardelia GUPPY res:REDHILL SA | FOOTE, Ruth Elizabeth (I515)
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| 180 | f: Archibald KIRK | KIRK, Edith (I541)
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| 181 | f: Fred SALMON - m: Carmen CHIRCOP | SALMON, Michelle Susan (I657)
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| 182 | f: Gottlieb DUCKS | DUCKS, Gottlieb (I1015)
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| 183 | f: John MERRIFIELD m:? | MOYLE, Mary Anne Frances (I303)
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| 184 | f: Norman Henry BRAYBROOK m:Amy Adele JOYCE | BRAYBROOK, Betty Joyce (I333)
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| 185 | F:Alan Richard ASH m: Valerie Mary ASHBY occ:1968-1973 Enrolled nurse. 1985-1994 Cleaner for TAFE. 1994- self employed Secretary/Book keeper | ASH, Cynthia Helen (I140)
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| 186 | f:Alan WILLIAMSON m:Ivy NEE | WILLIAMSON, June (I659)
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| 187 | f:Albert BARASS m: Olive JARDINE | BARASS, Melsa Cecile (I139)
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| 188 | f:Allan ROOKE m:Margaret SENIOR | ROOKE, Glenis Christine (I180)
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| 189 | f:Andrew Bryden MELROSE m:Dorothy Irene (Dolly)MACONACHIE | MELROSE, Aileen (I135)
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| 190 | f:Arthur Gladstone JONES m: Doris Hilma CASLEY | JONES, Phyllis Emily (I96)
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| 191 | f:Edward John m:Amelia COLLINS | FOSTER, Reuel Edward (I288)
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| 192 | f:Edwin BIRD m:Harriet SUTTON | BIRD, Alfred James (I30)
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| 193 | f:Felix m:Maria BOUDAN | HUGHES, Frances Ignatius (I290)
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| 194 | f:Frank Dawson - m:Dawn | DAWSON, Lynette May (I656)
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| 195 | f:Fred Young | YOUNG, Annie (I1636)
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| 196 | f:Frederick ANGUS m:Pearl | ANGUS, Agnes Maud (I137)
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| 197 | f:Friedrich John SCHIRMER | SCHIRMER, Elsie Minnie (I1110)
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| 198 | f:Gottlieb ROHRICH | ROHRICH, Marie Rosine (I1008)
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| 199 | f:Gottlieb SCHIRMER | SCHIRMER, Gottlieb (I1020)
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| 200 | f:Henry Edmund SHIRLEY m:Sarah Mary Agnes Vincent Watkin CHANT | SHIRLEY, Mavis Lenora (I50)
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| 201 | f:Herbert Augustus SEYMOUR m: Louisa Mary WARREN | SEYMOUR, Mabel (I98)
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| 202 | f:James BREMNER m:Mary Ann EVANS Enlisted in the Australian Army (WX10125) on 13.12.1940, resident EAST FREMANTLE WA. Discharged 06.11.1945 as a Warrant Officer Class 2 attached to the Headquarters of the 1st Australian Corps. | BREMNER, James Herman (I94)
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| 203 | f:Johann Friedrich JERICHO | JERICHO, Maria Elisabeth (I1022)
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| 204 | f:Johann Gotthilf HAMDORF | HAMDORF, Ernst Wilhelm (I1017)
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| 205 | f:Johann Orlof FRANELL | FRANELL, Adolphus William (I1033)
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| 206 | f:John Gottlieb SCHIRMER | SCHIRMER, Theordor Reinholdt (I1056)
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| 207 | f:Joseph BAMPFIELD m:Annie Maria SOLOMON | BAMPFIELD, Irene (I54)
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| 208 | f:Robin BUTCHER m:Margaret VIVIAN | BUTCHER, Geoffrey Mervyn (I182)
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| 209 | f:William Jackson ANGUS | ANGUS, George (I512)
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| 210 | f:William John WILMSHURST | WILMSHURST, Elizabeth Julia (I1057)
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| 211 | f:William TANNER m:? Came from LYMINGTON in England and had gone to Mrs SHRUBB's school at the Vicarage in BOLRE, HAMPSHIRE (Child of the Outback) | TANNER, Henrietta (I302)
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| 212 | Family came from Suffolk. [Info from wife Angela / 7.1.2005] | WIGGINS, (I1241)
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| 213 | Family Name: SPENCER Given Name(s): Eleanor Sex: Unknown Event: BIRTH Father's Name: Arthur Mother's Name: ADDIS - Austinette Spouse's Family Name: Spouse's Given Name(s): Age: Birth Place: BENDIGO Death Place: Registration Year: 1861 Registration Number: 23077 | SPENCER, Eleanor (I24)
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| 214 | Farm Labourer / Carter / Teamster/Carrier | EAMER, Walter (I1026)
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| 215 | Farmer | WICKHAM, Daniel Robert (I239)
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| 216 | Farmer | INGLIS, Samuel (I488)
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| 217 | Farmer, Carter | INGLIS, Samuel (I513)
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| 218 | Father unknown. | PRANGLEY, Mary (I434)
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| 219 | Father: Alexander DUNCAN, Baker | DUNCAN, Janet Knox (I502)
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| 220 | Fell of back of a camel train and broke his neck | EAMER, Walter (I1026)
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| 221 | First one to establish himself in the WEST, just prior to 1900. Owned the first motor vehicle in Meekatharra. Arthur Alexander SPENCER came to Albany by ship with dray and horses aboard. Drove from Albany up to Cue (West Aust) with wife Margaret and babies Gertrude SPENCER and Arthur Wilfred SPENCER. Arthur Alexander SPENCER was a very hard working man. Tried everything from mining to delivery of all types of goods from one country town to another. Tried farming but hit by drought. Lost cattle and sheep through bad seasons. Came to Perth and started up a iron scrap yard, corner of Wellington and Peir Sts. From there on he started to come good. Arthur Spencer built factories and shops in East Perth, Victoria Park, A1bany Road. Owned several trotters and racehorses. Won several cups with a horse called Manolive. | SPENCER, Arthur Alexander (I263)
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| 222 | Fitter/machinist. Works for the BP Refinery in WA. | WASLEY, Keith Matthew (I146)
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| 223 | Fought in the First World War. [Info Angela WIGGINS]. | EAMER, William (I435)
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| 224 | Fremantle Hospital | MCBEAN, William (I573)
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| 225 | Fulham Hospital | GLENISTER, Kate (I439)
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| 226 | Gave birth to a son sired by Samuel INGLIS, out of wedlock. Child registered under GADE and INGLIS as Johann Wilhelm on 01.05.1879 in district of FROME SA. NOTES by Denis Hamilton =================== Samuel INGLIS who was the father of Maria's child Johann married Elizabeth Ruth FOOTE on the 21.10.1878 when Maria was three months pregnant. Did Samuel jilt Maria or was she unaware that he was "seeing another woman" to whom he intended marrying. When Maria [Mary] married Walter she was living in Willowie, South Australia, she was aged 22 years.On Death Cert. it states Maria was 19 years when she married Walter. [From John G. EAMER Website]. Lived in W.A. 40 years, born S.A. | GADE, Marie (I514)
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| 227 | General Labourer | WHITE, James (I280)
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| 228 | General Labourer / Carter in Gardens | EAMER, Aaron (I1489)
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| 229 | Grazier in the Murchison area of WA. | DWYER, James Valentine (I47)
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| 230 | Greg has 2 sons : Matthew & Shane | GADE, Greg (I1121)
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| 231 | Hairdresser | DWYER, Nancy Karlena (I87)
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| 232 | Hairdresser | DWYER, Josephine Marie (I89)
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| 233 | HAMBURG 27.05.1865 | GADE, Wilhelm Carl (I1011)
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| 234 | Handicapped in some way - never left home. Was a very fine painter and rode a pushbike everywhere. (Child of the Outback) | SPENCER, Herbert (I266)
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| 235 | Harry Willows was the last of the arcadian river dwellers on the Warren river which flows to the east and south of Pemberton before entering the Southern Ocean. He had been a stockman with the Duracks in their epic cattle drive from Queensland to the Kimberleys. When you compare the climate of the Kimberley with that of the karri forest, old Harry was probably the first of the true "alternative lifestylers" to head for the tall timber country. Today he is remembered by the name of an insignificant bush track, called "Willows Road." Extract from: TALL TREES & TALL TALES by John Morris & Roger Underwood WA resident for 65 years at death. WA PO Directory 1901 King St COOLGARDIE | WILLOWS, Henry Sleddell (I31)
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| 236 | He enlisted in the Royal Australian Air Force (38664) on 08.05.1941, resident DAGLISH WA. He died on 06.01.1945 as a Leading Aircraftman at the 4th Stores Depot. | TATE, Harold Cecil (I97)
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| 237 | He is of uncertain origin. His wife is unknown. | PRANGLIN, Gorge (I382)
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| 238 | He was also a butcher like his father m:14.10.1805 in Wiltshire, England to Martha HUMPHREYS (b.1785). They had 7 children: | PRANGLEY, Elisha (I425)
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| 239 | He was in the RAAF/RAF as wireless operator operating from Tempsford airbase in UK. This was all very secret as they were dropping agents/supplies/propaganda into Germany and France. Ruth ANDERSON attended the 2012 memorial held at the Melbourne Shire of Remembrance for this group. | TOVEY, Brian Douglas (I1715)
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| 240 | He worked in the wool industry. | PRANGLY, Gorge (I385)
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| 241 | Herbert On Census 1891 | EAMER, Albert Sydney John Edwin (I331)
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| 242 | His three sons SAMUEL, ANTHONY and JOHN emigrated to South Austrlia, the other family members remained in Scotland. | INGLIS, Samuel (I475)
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| 243 | Holy Trinity Church of England, Adelaide, South Australia | Family F3
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| 244 | Housemaid Domestic | EAMER, Fanny (I240)
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| 245 | I wrote a letter to Mrs. PARKER's neice P.M. EAMER living at "Wayside", Tintagel Road, Wokingham, Berkshire RG11 3JJ on the 1.4.1984. Mrs. PARKER responded with a letter which I received on the 14.4.1984 in which she gave quite a bit of info that linked her to the researching I had done at that point in time. Mrs. PARKER was then living at 2A Barkham Road, Wokingham, Berks RG11 2XX. I sent a reply on the 15.4.1984. I heard no more from Mrs. PARKER but wrote to her neice Miss. Phyllis EAMER on the 30.6.1991 [see Notes under Phyllis]. Annie signed the letter G.A.PARKER [Mrs]. [Letters in EAMOUR/EAMER Ring Binder File]. [Entered 4.2.2006]. | EAMER, Annie Gladys (I442)
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| 246 | I wrote to Miss. EAMER on the 1.4.1984 and she replied on the 8.4.1984 - Phyllis made a copy of the letter I had sent her and passed it to her Aunt Gladys PARKER [nee EAMER]. Phyllis gave me some useful info - she was then living at "Wayside", Tintagel Road, Wokingham, Berks RG11 3JJ. I sent her a Thank You Note on the 15.4.1984. I again wrote to Phyllis on the 30.6.1991 after I and my neice Shirley BALL had gathered more info on the EAMER families and after Shirley had made an EAMER Tree on the 25.5.1985 - I asked her if she would like a copy. Phyllis telephoned me on the 8.7.1991 and said she would be pleased to receive a copy of the Tree - this I sent on the 9.7.1991 and heard no more from Phyllis!! [Letters in EAMOUR/EAMER Ring Binder File]. [Entered 6.2.2006]. | EAMER, Phyllis M. (I1245)
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| 247 | I.G.I. has surname as EYEMERR. | EMOR, Edward (I1258)
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| 248 | In 1864 his occupation in White Hills is listed as miner. | SPENCER, Arthur William (I253)
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| 249 | In 1865- Arthur Alexander ADDIS was in Beechworth – on the school committee (unmarried at this stage) – he later left to manage a sugar plantation in Fiji. BTW he applied to go on the Burke and Wills expedition – was unsuccessfull. | ADDIS, Arthur Alexander (I1740)
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| 250 | In 1879 he is insolvent yet again – in Bendigo. | SPENCER, Arthur William (I253)
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