Notes: Orwin & Millar Genealogy

See notes under the marriage of Agnes WALLACE to John BRYSON

E-mail from Cliff Jones 13/12/2002 giving additional children for James Wallce & Mary Smellie.
Chr date for James taken from IGI search of LDS website.
In 1851 wife Mary Smellie is a widow

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Death Cert, Cit. Date: 31 Dec 2010.
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Wallace, James (I2286)

11865

See press cutting regarding "Four of family killed in crossing smash"

Compton, William Aitken (I26791)

11866

See press cutting regarding "Four of family killed in crossing smash"

Compton, Alva Grace (I26942)

11867

See press cutting regarding "Four of family killed in crossing smash"

Philp, Brent Andrew (I27336)

11868

See press cutting regarding "Four of family killed in crossing smash"

Philp, Kerry Dean (I27337)

11869

See probate image attached Will004

Tomalin, Ursula Gladys Marguerite (I2940)

11870

Sentenced to 14 days in prison for damaging a door, also 5/ fine and costs of 5/ 6d

Andrews, Sydney (I34870)

11871

Sergeant, 1 / 10th Batt Royal Scots Guards

Greenhorn, Andrew (I28170)

11872

Sergeant, Royal Artillery, engaged on war service

Finnie, William Edward (I39096)

11873

Served 2 tours in Vietnam

Lowe, Keith Winfield (I46222)

11874

Served as a trooper in the Royal Tank Regiment during WWII

William's interests were fishing, bowling and gardening.

The informant on the death of Arthur Porteous, in 1990, was his daughter Jane Gow

Porteous, William Arthur (I7322)

11875

Served Australian Army. Enlisted as Walter Charles. Service No. VX149192. Enlisted 1944 Private 9 Aust Pt Op Cpy. Discharged 30.06.1947

Mawby, Charles Walter (I16545)

11876

Served Australian Army. Service No. VX1068412 (V40985). Enlisted 1942. Corporal 24 Australian Infantry Battalion. Discharged 06.01.1947.

Mawby, Frank Colin (I16542)

11877

Served Australian Army. Service No. VX110248 Enlisted 1942. Private 14 Aust Advanced Ammunition Depot. Discharged 21.01.1946
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Mawby, Thomas Malcolm (I16539)

11878

Served Australian Army. Service No. VX86242 Enlisted 1942. Private 1/7 Aust Independent Coy Discharged 16.04.1946

Mawby, Stanley George (I16544)

11879

Served in Australian Army WW1. Service No. 7538. Served in Gallipoli and was wounded in 1915 and returned to Australia. Discharged as medically unfit with a bullet still lodged in the muscle of his back up near his neck. Re-enlisted in 1917 and served as a Private 6th Bn Australian Infantry. Died from wounds received on 16.05.1918 Buried 180 Ebblinghem Military Cemetery France

McGuiness, Reuben James (I16501)

11880

Served in Egypt 24 Aug 1915

Giles, William Albert Walter (I25579)

11881

Served in Korea & Vietnam

Kidd, William Charles (I40960)

11882

Served in the Militia Forces, enlisted 25 Nov 1929 with the 22nd Infantry Battalion
Re-enlited in the Militia Forces on 5 Feb 1931 with 4th Divisional Signals
Served in Australian Army. Service No. VX33431. Enlisted 1940. Sapper, 2/7 Field Company. Discharged 30.01.1946

Possilbe other militia service, DOB matches but place differs

Coade, Samuel Clifton Malcolm (I16516)

11883

Served in World War One and died in Palestine

Killed in Palestine on 8 Aug 1917, and commemorated on the Jerusalem Memorial. He was a member of the 1st/5th Bn. Argyll and Sutherland Highlinders (Service number 201682).

Death Notes: At the outbreak of the First World War, Palestine was part of the Turkish Empire and was not entered by Allied forces until December 1916. The advance to Jerusalem took a further year, but from 1914 to December 1917, about 250 Commonwealth prisoners of war were buried in the German and Anglo-German cemeteries of the city. By 21 November 1917, the Egyptian Expeditionary Force had gained a line about five kilometres west of Jerusalem, but the city was deliberately spared bombardment and direct attack. Very severe fighting followed, lasting until the evening of 8 December, when the 53rd (Welsh) Division on the south, and the 60th (London) and 74th (Yeomanry) Divisions on the west, had captured all the city's prepared defences. Turkish forces left Jerusalem throughout that night and in the morning of 9 December, the Mayor came to the Allied lines with the Turkish Governor's letter of surrender. Jerusalem was occupied that day and on 11 December, General Allenby formally entered the city, followed by representatives of France and Italy. Meanwhile, the 60th Division pushed across the
road to Nablus, and the 53rd across the eastern road.
From 26 to 30 December, severe fighting took place to the north and east of the city but it remained in Allied hands.

Simpson, John Aitken (I6765)

11884

Served Military Service during World War 1

John joined the 2 Batallion, Otago Reserves. At the outset of WWI he was sent overseas in the NZ Expeditionary Force. Serving as Private 12133 when he was wounded at one of the Battles of the Somme in 1916. He was taken to Lodgehill Hospital, Birmingham, WAR. England, for further treatment. However he died of his injuries on 8 Oct 1916.

Aitken, John Alexander (I7044)

11885

Served on the Pembroke II

Britten, Albert Victor (I3177)

11886

Served with the Royal Signals Corp, British Army, as a Sergeant, 1981-1991, then worked for Cable and Wireless, Nortel, Libertel, Glotel in the Netherlands doing telecommunications consultancy work.

Kidd, David William (I10685)

11887

Service No 546243 JC

Kline, John Cornelius (I39594)

11888

Service No: 102871
Rank: 2nd Corpora;
Age: 39
Regiment/Service: Royal Engineers, 178th Tunnelling Coy.

Born at Chatham. Son of Squire and Eliza Greenhalgh; husband of Annie Maria Greenhalgh, of 21, King's Rd., Luton, Beds.

Greenhalgh, Thomas Henry (I7549)

11889

Service Number 130069

Ginn, Desmond Patrick Roper (I3949)

11890

Service number 17027

Harrison, James Nathan (I20685)

11891

Service Number 1873245

Olsen, Gordon Palmer (I13692)

11892

Service Number 25314