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| 51 | At the time of her death Eileen was the owner of the family home at 75 Carpenter Street, Bendigo, at that time Kevin was a labourer and living in the family home whilst Henry was a farmer living in Lays Road, Gormandale. | SINGH, Eileen Beatrice (I99)
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| 52 | At the time of his daughter Coline's marriage to Monty, Mr. Fowler was the Resident Magistrate at Port Moresby. | FOWLER, James Grant (I2055)
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| 53 | Attended Scotch College 1908. He was a Driver in the 3rd. M.T. Coy. during WW1 | McBEAN, Locksley (I1401)
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| 54 | Attended Scotch College 1917-18 | McBEAN, Henry Malcolm (I1400)
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| 55 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I222)
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| 56 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I625)
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| 57 | b 3.4.1895 Adelaide South Australia. Educated at home until 12 years of age then Hobart Ladies' College (5 years), the University of Tasmania, then came to NZ and entered Canterbury University College where she gained her B.A. Degree with 2nd grade honours in English (1917) Taught for three years at Craighead Girls' School, Timaru. Presbyterian Women's Training Institute 1920 Dedicated for Mission service in China as an Educational worker 19.8.1920 Fong Ts'uen 1920 Kong Chuen 1922 Initially placed in charge of the Tak Kei Girls' Boarding School at Kong Chuen. Rep 1926: she has been asked to delay return from furlough, & if unable to go to Kong Chuen, she has been invited to the LMS school in Hong Kong. Asked by the Kwantung Synod of the Church of Christ in China to become Principal of the Shung Kei Bible Training School for Women Workers. Shung Kei School, Hong Kong 7.1939 to 3.1940 Sha Tin, New Territories Hong Kong 4.1941; Interned in Stanley Camp, Hong Kong 25.12.1941. On release in 1945 returned to NZ, arr 21.2.1946. Returned to China 14.2.1947. Shung Kei Bible Training School 1947 - Had responsibility for overall planning and directing, lecturing in Old and New Testaments and Chinese Church history, and sharing in practical training. Her duties included speaking and preaching in many Churches and villages, Committee responsibilities both in the local Church and in many spheres of the Church's activities, especially of its Women's work. After all foreign Missionaries were asked to leave China in 1951, Frances was appointed as a Missionary teacher at the Chinese School in Suva, Fiji. Experience there led her and the Overseas Missions Committee to believe that there was not a continuing responsibility for our Church in that area and the work ceased at the end of 1953. At the request of the Sixth District Association in Hong Kong, she was appointed to relieve Rev EG Jansen at the Hoh Fuk Tong Training Centre at Castle Peak during his furlough in 1953. Early in 1954 she again took up the training of women for leadership in the Chinese Church: Castle Peak, New Territories 1954, Principal, Women's Training School; ret 31.12.1960; "Frances was educated in Australia and moved to NZ with parents in 1914; she completed her university studies at Canterbury University with BA in English. Taught at Craighead Girls School, Timaru. She offered in 1920 for service as Missionaryn China. Following training at PWTI she sailed for China, arriving at Kong Chuen in Sept 1920 and became Principal of Tak Kei Boarding School for Girls. Within a few years she had persuaded the authorities that it was ridiculous for a foreigner to occupy such a position when there were Chinese capable of the task. From then on Miss SK Wong was Principal. This was a view well ahead of its time. Frances then spent the next decade or so in village evangelism and deaconess work. In 1938 the Kwangtung Synod appointed Frances Principal of Shung Kei Bible Training Institute, training Deaconesses for the whole Synod area. Shortly afterwards the Japanese occupation drove them from Paak Hok Tung in Canton, to become refugees in Hong Kong. In 1941 Frances was interned with other 'enemy aliens' in Stanley Bay Internment Camp, where her gifts as teacher, preacher, counsellor & friend were highly valued. With peace in 1945, Frances returned to Canton where she was responsible for rebuilding work of training Deaconesses at Shung Kei Bible Training Institute. By Oct 1949 the Communist regime was in control of mainland China and by 1951 was ready to challenge the Christian Church to get rid of foreign support in money and personnel. In order not to embarrass her Chinese friends, Frances left China. Arrived Hong Kong 23 Mar 1951 and travelling via Australia, returned to NZ, Aug 1951. So great was her commitment to mission service that she took up work in Suva, teaching for two years in a Chinese School there. Appointed as from Jan 1952. Assistance to the Chinese School in Suva discontinued Dec 1953. By 1953 the Hong Kong district of the Christian Church in China had regrouped and wanted to get women's training re-established. Frances returned to New Territories and continued training women, as leaders for Chinese Church. She was truly gifted as Teacher and Preacher and fluent in Chinese language, reading and writing, as well as speaking it. In 1960, after 40 years of service in China, Frances retired and returned to NZ, living in Wellington. When the APW was inaugurated, her clear vision, cheerful enthusiasm and complete commitment to Jesus Christ enabled her to allay the fears of women throughout the Church that overseas missions would be forgotten. She also spent some time as relieving Principal of the Deaconess College, Dunedin. "Own Missionary" of Knox Church, Christchurch. | OGILVIE, Frances Gordon (I1917)
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| 58 | Bachelor of Science, April, 1950, Melbourne University | ARNOLDT, Denis Connell (I2002)
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| 59 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F106)
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| 60 | Ballarat New Cemetery, Invermay Park, HVG, Sec 5, Gr 16. | LEAR, Raymond Leslie (I51)
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| 61 | BAR ROLL NO: 538 It is with deep regret that the Bar Council informs members of the death yesterday, 19 November 2017, of The Honourable John Daryl Davies QC - always known as Daryl. Daryl was 88 (born 21 December 1928). Daryl Davies began his schooling at Swan Hill Primary, then Brighton Grammar, then Melbourne Grammar. He graduated from the University of Melbourne with an Honours Law Degree. He served Articles and worked as a Solicitor in his father's firm, E. Edgar Davies & Co in Bank Place. He was admitted to practice in August 1952 and signed the Roll in February 1956. He read with Keith Aickin (later The Honourable Sir Keith Aickin of the High Court). In his first 7 years at the Bar, Daryl was an outstandingly successful plaintiff's counsel in County Court jury trials. He then served 7 years on the Taxation Board of Review, before returning to the Bar for 7 years. He had one Reader and took Silk in December 1972. In 1976, Daryl was appointed to conduct an Inquiry into the liquor industry in Victoria. He reported in April 1978. In May 1978, he was appointed to the Federal Court and the ACT Supreme Court, and was made the first Deputy President of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal. Sir Gerard Brennan singled him out for particular appreciation as first Deputy President. He succeeded Justice Brennan and served 8 years as President. Daryl served more than 20 years on the Federal Court. Following statutory retirement, he served a further 5 years on the ACT Supreme Court, the NSW Supreme Court and Court of Appeal, and the Fiji Court of Appeal. Daryl's service to the Bar was outstanding. He was a member of the Bar Council and its Executive Committee; and he chaired the Applications Review Committee, the Reading & Lectures Committee, the Causes Practice Committee, the Special Committee on Supreme Court Delays and the Special Accommodation Committee - all in difficult years when Bar accommodation was in crisis, the Bar was under threat and successfully resisted a Government proposal for Acting Judges. He returned to practice at the Bar in January 2004 and finally retired on 30 June 2010. His son Greg and daughter Jennifer are members of our Bar: Greg a Silk; Jennifer a Federal Court Judge. His other son, Paul, is a Chartered Accountant and other daughter Celia is a Partner at Herbert Smith Freehills. There will be a Celebration of Daryl's Life at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club at 5 pm on Thursday 30 November 2017. | DAVIES, The Hon. John Daryl "Daryl" QC (I1143)
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| 62 | BBB | GIBBON, John Garden (I1734)
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| 63 | BBB | GIBBON, John Garden (I1734)
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| 64 | BBB | McMILLAN, Jane (I1768)
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| 65 | BBB | McMILLAN, Susanne (I1769)
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| 66 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1777)
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| 67 | BBB | McBEAN, Glenys (I1779)
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| 68 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1780)
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| 69 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1784)
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| 70 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1785)
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| 71 | BBB | SCHILLING, Andrew (I1789)
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| 72 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1791)
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| 73 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1793)
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| 74 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1797)
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| 75 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1798)
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| 76 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1800)
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| 77 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1801)
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| 78 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1803)
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| 79 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1804)
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| 80 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1805)
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| 81 | Before her marriage, Jane lived at 42 Andrew Street, Windsor | THATCHER, Jane Elizabeth (I276)
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| 82 | Before his marriage, Alfred lived at 20 Wynstay Grove, Armadale | EVANS, Alfred John (I265)
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| 83 | Beneficiary in Stella Agnes' will. | ???, Alice Elizabeth (I1751)
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| 84 | Beverlie had 1 child; no details | ROSE, Beverlie (I1230)
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| 85 | Beverly was one of the first female real estate brokers in Atlanta, Georgia. In Tuscaloosa, she was a member of the "Golden K" Kiwanis Club, Encore and the Alabama Federation of Republican Women. She was an avid golfer and duplicate bridge player. | PIERCEY, Beverly Lila (I1858)
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| 86 | Bill had lived at 32 Hyde Park Rd. Traralgon for many years prior to his death. | STALEY, Alexander William (Bill) (I509)
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| 87 | Billious Fever | STALEY, Mary Ritchie (I181)
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| 88 | BIRTH: Thomas was born in Carrolup via Katanning | WELLS, Thomas Frank (I1102)
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| 89 | Blanche suffered from asthma all of her life | MONTEITH, Blanche Isa (I1406)
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| 90 | Bob spent his early years at Millgrove. However he soon moved with his family down to the Caulfield area and began his schooling at Caulfield PS in 1922. From 6th Grade he went to Glenhuntly PS where he achieved the Merit Certificate at the completion of 8th grade. He then attended Zerchos Business College for two years before commencing work at Waters Trading Co as a temporary clerk in 1931 at the age of 15 years. The company specialized in the importation and export of spices. He joined the Army on 8 April 1942 in the Training Battalion of the Australian Army Service Corps. He was later seconded to "C" Company -24th Infantry Battalion with the rank of Private. He was posted overseas to Papua New Guinea from March 1943 to September 1944. He was home in Australia until the end of 1944. 1st January 1945 saw Bob posted to Bougainville for 12 months before being discharged as a Sergeant in early 1946. It was during this time that Bob received his Military Medal for "B"Bravery in the Field" in April 1945. After his discharge from the Army, he returned to Waters Trading as Factory and Warehouse Manager, where he remained until his retirement on December 24,1976 at the age of 60. He married Dorothy in 1939 and after the war they lived in Caulfield, in 1957 they moved to Mt. Waverley where their 3 daughters grew up, in 1982 they moved to Vermont. | STALEY, Robert William (Bob) (I160)
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| 91 | Born Bodkin Street, Kyneton | McMILLAN, Alice Maud (I408)
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| 92 | Boulder Cemetery (New) Presbyterian, 41 C | STALEY, Robert Alexander (I499)
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| 93 | BURIAL: Charles is buried with his grandparents David and Agnes Staley (nee Leishman) at Yandoit. Vic | CONNELL, Charles (I411)
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| 94 | Bush Rose Garden 900680 | ARNOLD, Irene (I266)
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| 95 | Can't prove | ALLEN, Charles William (Bill) (I967)
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| 96 | Castlemaine | Family: HAMILTON, John / NELSON, Margaret (F920)
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| 97 | Castlemaine General Cemetery Cemetery Rd. Campbell's Creek Victoria, 3451 He is in the grave next to his wife and their first born son Jonathan. | STALEY, Thomas (I534)
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| 98 | Castlemaine General Cemetery Cemetery Rd. Campbell's Creek Victoria, 3451 His mother is buried with him. | STALEY, Jonathan (I187)
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| 99 | Castlemaine General Cemetery Cemetery Rd. Campbell's Creek Victoria, 3451 She is in the same grave as her first born son Jonathan and next to the grave of her husband. | HAMILTON, Elisabeth (I545)
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| 100 | Catharine died in SD in 1897 and was buried with Jonathan at Graceland Cemetery, Lakeview Township, Madison, Lake, SD. Has a Headstone in the Graceland Cemetery which was mostly readable in 2006. | LAWRIE, Catharine (I763)
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