Notes
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| 151 | findagrave has 1898 SSDI 1895 | DEGRUCHY, Viola (I665)
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| 152 | Florence died as a baby from pneumonic flu. | STALEY, Florence Mary (I475)
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| 153 | Fortune is listed in the 1851 census as married, aged 58, her occupation was: sewer and stocking weaver, she was with her father and her sister Margaret at Muirkirk. The 1861 Census has her still in Muirkirk with Margaret, married, aged 68, Stocking Netter, her Death Certificate says she was the widow of Patrick Jeffray, Weaver. Listed in the 1841 census with Patrick Jaffrey born Ireland abt 1786, a Cotton H L Weaver, address Westmuir, Shettleston, Lanarkshire, her sister Anne was with them. | STALEY, Fortune (I177)
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| 154 | Frances did not marry | McMILLAN, Frances Hope (I409)
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| 155 | From The Inglewood Advertiser of Tuesday morning, Feb. 27, 1912. The death took place on Sunday, at the Inglewood Hospital, of Mrs. Jane Staley, a very old and much respected resident of the borough. The deceased lady was advanced in age, being 83 years old. She had been in failing health for a considerble time, and had been an inmate of the institution since the 27th. October last year. | GILLIES, Jane (I377)
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| 156 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1210)
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| 157 | Geelong Eastern Cemetery | GOLDIE, Mary (I568)
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| 158 | Geoffrey had 2 children; no details | ROSE, Geoffrey (I1229)
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| 159 | George had served in the AIF as a Gunner and Driver in WW1, #6773, the NAA has 49 pages of his records, he was a Bank Manager for the Commercial Bank of Australia at Birregurra, Victoria in 1924, then finally in New Norfolk in Tasmania. | HUDSON, George (I870)
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| 160 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1379)
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| 161 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2537)
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| 162 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I312)
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| 163 | Gloria passed away at home on Sunday, November 20, 2005. She was born in Bloomfield, NJ, but moved to Tulsa in 1957. In addition to raising 3 sons, Gloria was active in the Tulsa Newcomer's Club, the Tulsa Women's Golf Association and participated in various bridge clubs throughout the city. | PIERCEY, Gloria Margaret (I1857)
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| 164 | Gloria Staley was once known as the grande dame of Melbourne restaurateurs. For many years she operated Fanny's (which The Age named as one of the ten top restaurants of the 1980s) and its sophisticated younger sister establishment Glo Glo's. In 1985 she opened her first restaurant outside Melbourne, Sydney's lavish Chez Oz. She went on to open several other Staley family establishments in Sydney and on the Gold Coast. | DE SALIS, Gloria (I364)
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| 165 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I553)
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| 166 | Harold and Norman were twins,they married sisters in 1913 and as the certificate numbers are consecutive it could be presumed that it was a double wedding. | MALCOLM, Harold Blyth (I97)
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| 167 | Harold and Norman were twins,they married sisters in 1913 and as the certificate numbers are consecutive it could be presumed that it was a double wedding. | Family: MALCOLM, Harold Blyth / JOHNS, Marion Humphreys (F36)
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| 168 | Harry came to Victoria with his mother and sister in December 1911 onboard the "Gothic", his father had arrived in October of the previous year on the "Ulimaroa" from New Zealand. | CLAPHAM, Henry Edward (Harry) (I2210)
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| 169 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / BROWN, Pauline Mary (F103)
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| 170 | He also used his names in different order to that which appears in the Federation Index for his birth. | McINTOSH, Charles Henry Duncan (I2095)
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| 171 | He and Alice settled in New Zealand between 1891 and 1894, Jonathan established a Drapery business in New Plymouth. He signed documents re the distribution of monies from the Estate of Allan Staley in 1906 which included cost of his fares to and from New Zealand (he was the Executor). | BLYTH, Jonathan (I1686)
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| 172 | He came to USA in 1883, he was a Farmer at Colman, Moody, SD. His first name had many variations whilst his surname also troubled transcribers. | NOLD, Haagan O (I2040)
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| 173 | He enlisted WW1 but was discharged 2 months later as medically unfit for service. | WELLS, Norman Transvaal (I1101)
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| 174 | He farmed "Wyamba" at Gerogery, NSW, then "Herbert Park" at Armidale, NSW. | SIEMS, Raymond Arthur (I2515)
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| 175 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1594)
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| 176 | He had 3 years Secondary Schooling at Ballarat College, Enlisted RAAF in South Australia ,12 Oct.1940, Service No. 400674, he rose to the rank of Sergeant, was Air Crew/Observer and resulting from an anti submarine air patrol off the coast of Queensland from which their Beaufort was never found, he was presumed dead, North East of Australia. | HUCKER, Charles Douglas (Doug) (I229)
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| 177 | He had been married previously, there were two children from that marriage. WW1, Service No. 5291, he suffered Frostbite twice, Wounded in action, Belgium, Gassed in France. | AITKEN, Matthew Dick (I1202)
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| 178 | He had early history in Brunswick, Dods Street was named after him. | DODS, William (I85)
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| 179 | He joined the RAAF in Dec.1943 when he was living in Caulfield, he was discharged in March 1946, his rank was Leading Aircraftman. | McBEAN, James Locksley (Lockie) (I688)
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| 180 | He remarried in 1911 to Alice B. Day | McINTYRE, Edward B. (I750)
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| 181 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I71)
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| 182 | He served in WW1 where he was wounded in the leg and hospitalised in England, after returning to the Front, was taken prisoner in April 1918, he was repatriated from Germany to England in December 1918 and returned to Australia in 1919, he appears to have enlisted twice in WW2 and both times was discharged medically unfit. His name is on the Granite Wall at The Australian Ex Prisoners of War Memorial in the Ballarat Botanical Gardens | STALEY, Percival Robert (I1656)
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| 183 | He served WW1, #147 3rd. Pioneer Btn, 3MG Btn. 3 years overseas service. He married again in 1941 to Edna Pearce. | BEER, Frederick Walter (I2313)
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| 184 | He served WW1, in the 3rd. Light Horse Regiment, he was previously married to Hilda Mary Howe, his Autobiography is held at the Australian War Memorial and the University of South Australia. | CRASE, Tom Nesbit (I2190)
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| 185 | He was a Captain in the Army during WW2 and was awarded the US Legion of Merit, Legionare in 1945. Prior to his death he resided at 12 Cattalina Rd. Hawthorn. | STALEY, Allan William (I420)
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| 186 | He was a Gunner with the 7th. Field Artillery Brigade, Service No. 30526 in WW1. | TURNBULL, McMillan (I1075)
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| 187 | He was a Racing Cyclist and won the famous Melbourne to Warrnambool Race and was 2nd in the Austral Wheelrace both in 1910, he was a member of the first Australian Team which had 2 entrants in the Tour de France in 1914, he raced professionallly in Europe and when war broke out he went to USA, where he settled on the East Coast for the later part of his life, after a short stint working in a shipyard also as a mechanic he operated a Game Fishing Boat from Brielle, New Jersey for about 30 years. | PIERCEY, Charles Alexander (I903)
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| 188 | He was a twin, joined the Victorian Railways 14 November 1876 and was employed for many years. He voted in the Federal Referendum on Federation in 1899, he was then a railway Guard at Maryborough, he was reputed to have been a Guard on the "Overland" from Melbourne to Adelaide. | STALEY, Thomas (I512)
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| 189 | He was an excellent swimmer in local competitions he was well known and successful, prior to WW1. He enlisted in the Army on 28 Aug. 1914 (No. 2/973) as Trumpeter/Gunner in the N.Z. Field Artillery, 4th. Howitzer Battery, he saw overseas action and rose to Acting Bombardier, he was wounded at Gallipoli, this eventually led to him being discharged medically unfit for war service, on 17 Aug. 1918. He was able to enlist again in the Army as a Driver in WW2 (No. 801197) on 28 Jan. 1942, he didn't leave N.Z., in May 1943 he was a passenger in a truck that crashed, he received some injuries which again led to him being discharged on a part pension on 28 Aug. 1943. | BLYTH, Harold Staley (I2067)
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| 190 | He was in Royal Australian Navy Reserve and served from 10/4/1945 to 16/12/ 1946 in the Navy, PM 8178. | STALEY, Ronald (Ron) (I510)
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| 191 | He was in the Civil Construction Labour Corps for a time during WW2 #CV34729, states his D of B as 16 Apr 1912. He was an Executor of his father's will, then descibed as a Market Gardener of Swan Hill. | STALEY, James Robert (I492)
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| 192 | He was well known in Swan Hill, was a partner in Staley & Connell, General Merchants, he established his own business, D. J. Connell & Co., Land, Stock, Finance, Machinery, & General Commission Agents, he was Chairman of Swan Hill Co-operative Dairying Co. Ltd., 1924 & 1930, also believed to have owned a station property at Ivanhoe in Western New South Wales. | CONNELL, Denis James (I109)
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| 193 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I393)
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| 194 | Helen joined the RAN in Melbourne in 1943, she had the rank of Writer on Discharge in 1945, she was living at Ivanhoe NSW prior to Enlisting. | CONNELL, Helen McGavin (I1349)
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| 195 | Henry served in World War 1 as a Private with 7th. Battalion, B Coy and was overseas for almost 4 years. | STALEY, Henry Sylvester (Sport) (I487)
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| 196 | Henry was known as "Jim", he served in WW2 with 2/16th. Bn. VX105156. | STALEY, Henry Sylvester (Jim) (I508)
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| 197 | Her Death Notice says formerly of Papua New Guinea and mentions Grandchildren Stuart and Vanessa. | FOWLER, Coline Grace (I1395)
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| 198 | Her surname at death is recorded as Barnes. | MERRIFIELD, Isabel Edith (I2261)
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| 199 | Hilda was the second of seven children. | NOLD, Hilda N. (I1953)
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| 200 | His Birth is recorded in the Index as Harold George, in all other instances he appears as George Harold. Enlisted WW2 at Katanning WA, W71248. | WELLS, George Harold (I1100)
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