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Jul 6, 2009
8:05am
Corrections and Additions for Austin Redvers Cocks
The above was my Dad - He was born March 14th, 1900 and enlisted October 1st, 1915. I have a letter of reference from his school teacher praising his patriotism for joining at such a tender age, such was the mentality at that time. His mother’s name was Admella - named after a ship that came to grief I believe in South Australia - as it’s Ports of Call were ADelaide, MELbourne and LAunceston. the name was derived from the first letters of these ports. I believe somebody in the immediate family were on the ship when it sank.View details for Cocks, Austin Redvers
Jul 5, 2009
4:00pm
This photo was sent by Brian Gilbertson (grandson of Andrew Crompson Maxwell) from England. it has John standing on the left, brother Henry standing on the right (with medals from the Boer War.
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Jul 5, 2009
3:54pm
Henry is on the right with his medals from the Boer War. On the left is John Greggs Maxwell, with another brother (name not known, seated). This photo was supplied via the grandson of Andrew (Brian Gilbertson)View details for Maxwell, Henry
Jul 5, 2009
3:42pm
Jul 5, 2009
3:10pm
Claffey family of Tumut
Brother of Charles Edward Claffey and my great uncle. He served in the Boer War with Charley, never married and died in 1940 in Lidcombe Hospital. He was also an uncle to Keighran James Claffey who served in WW2.View details for Claffey, Michael Farrell
Jul 5, 2009
2:58pm
Claffey family of Tumut
Charley also served in the Boer War and was my great uncle. He never married and mainly worked as a miner and labourer. He died in 1948 in Lidcombe Hospital.View details for Claffey, Charles Edward
Jul 4, 2009
10:44pm
William Gordon Roberts
Gordon was the eldest of my grandmother’s brothers who died way too young.View details for Roberts, William Gordon
Jul 4, 2009
7:10pm
The dog tag of Alexander Anderson Cooney PVT-524View details for Cooney, Alexander
Jul 4, 2009
7:03pm
Jul 3, 2009
4:40pm
Thomas William (Tom) Russell
Tom returned to Australia and lived at Quorn. He was also a JP. He married late in life, a widow, Minnette Emeline Isobel Bartlett (nee Sampson) on 21st December, 1935. They lived at Bolingbroke Grove, Toorak Gardens. Tom died of cancer of the jaw on 29th August, 1940 and is buried in the Mitcham Cemetery.View details for Russell, Thomas William
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