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| 3951 | Elizabeth was the informant on the death of her nephew, William in 1931 | Menzies, Elizabeth Harley (I22980)
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| 3952 | Elizabeth was the informant on the death of her sister Jane, in 1978 Informant on the death of Elizabeth was her daughter Christina A Buchanan | Paul, Elizabeth Jeffrey Robertson (I32611)
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| 3953 | Elizabeth was the informant on the death of her sister, Hannah Borthwick in 1972 Informant on the death of Elizabeth Ritchie was her niece, Helen Reid | Borthwick, Elizabeth Allan Ritchie (I13664)
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| 3954 | Elizabeth was the informant on thedetah of her sister, Christina in 1975 Informant on the death of Elizabeth Thomson was her daughter Janet Bowman | Thomson, Elizabeth Walker (I21892)
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| 3955 | Elizabeth was the infornmant on the death of her husband, Robert Anderson, in 1981 Informant on the death of Elizabeth Kay was a friend, Margaret Walker ------ From Source Attached To: Death ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 17 May 2013. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 17 May 2013. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 22 Jun 2014. ----------------------------------------------- | Kay, Elizabeth Dougall (I23164)
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| 3956 | Elizabeth's mother died the same as E:izabeth was born Informant on the death of Elizabeth was her daughter, J M McGeche ------ From Source Attached To: Death ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 27 Feb 2016. ----------------------------------------------- | Swanson, Elizabeth Richardson Russell (I25672)
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| 3957 | ell. | Birrell, Isabella Handele Ramsey (I8856)
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| 3958 | Ellen (a spinster) was the benefactor on the probate record for her mother,Louisa Frances Orwin, in 1960 | Whettam, Ellen Clara (I1543)
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| 3959 | Ellen had been married prior to her wedding to clayton, Surname on this marriadge certificate is Mende | Family F11376
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| 3960 | Ellen is the benefactor in the probate record of her husband Edward Hall Pleasance | Wing, Ellen Grace (I21201)
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| 3961 | Elma was the informant on the death of her mother in 1973 Informant on the death of Elma Lamb was her son R. Whalen | Lamb, Elma Brown (I16750)
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| 3962 | Elton joined the Australian Imperial Forces at Brunswick, VIC. as Pve. 3166, on 13th Jul 1915 when he was 23 Years and 4 months old. He was unmarried at that time. Two months later, on 29 Sep 1915 he was embarked, at Melbourne, on the RMS Osterley bound for Egypt. On 7th Jan 1916 he was taken on the strength of the 8th Bn at Tel el Kebir. He joined the 60th Bn, 15th Brigade, 5th Division, and embarked on the "Kinfauns Castle", on 18th Jun 1916, to join the BEF at Marseilles. One month later he was "missing in action". A court of enquiry, held on 4th Aug 1917, declared he was killed in action. His father collected his medals, the British War Medal, British Star, and the Victory Medal Military record download from National Arcive of Australia, 41 images. | Heeps, Elton Sydney (I5795)
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| 3963 | Emigrated to New Zealand between 1873 ad 1880 | Mitchell, David (I16404)
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| 3964 | Emigrated to New Zealand from London | Bryant, James Richard (I19232)
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| 3965 | Emigrated to the USA in 1882 | Russell, Jane Smith (I25718)
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| 3966 | Emigrated to the USA in 1905 (presumably with his parents), moved to Florida and became a trick rider with the Barnum & Bailey circus | Nimmo, David (I2991)
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| 3967 | Emigrated with his mother and siblings, to QLD. Australia. In 1915, his father died and the family returned to Scotland in 1916. Then the family emigrated to the USA in 1923 | Aitken, George Cunningham (I8319)
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| 3968 | Emily died as a result of a car accident | Nimmo, Emily May (I7594)
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| 3969 | EMily married for a 2nd time to Harry Belton | Fox, Emily Elizabeth (I5294)
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| 3970 | Emmigrated on 7 Feb 1907 on board the S.S.Cymric saliling from Liverpool arrived Boston 17th July 1907. James Alfred Orwin aged 35, married, male, carpenter, unable to read or write, from Chatham, England. Destination was 306 W Ginell St, Syracuse, NJ. Paid for passage himself, did not have ticket for onward journey to Syracuse. James had $20 on him and had not been to the USA before. James of good health. 5 ft 7 1/2 in medium complexion, brown haie and grey eyes with ni distinquishing marks. James was born in Chatham. | Orwin, James Alfred (I180)
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| 3971 | Employed at Chatham dockyard until 9 Nov 1914, then trasferred to Rosyth until 26 Dec 1914, them transferred back to Chatham. | Orwin, Benjamin Phillip (I159)
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| 3972 | employed om war service, Intelligence COrps | MacKerrell, William James (I17067)
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| 3973 | employing 2 men | Mackay, George (I7952)
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| 3974 | Employing 2 Men 1 Boy & 3 Women | Shaw, Joseph (I28351)
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| 3975 | empoyment ended 4 Apr 1930 | McKee, James (I14835)
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| 3976 | Enesrt was divorced at the time of his marriage to Margaret Walker Ernest was the informant on the death of his father in law in 1966 Informant on the death of Ernest was his wife Margaret ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 27 Feb 2016. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Death ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 20 Mar 2017. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 20 Mar 2017. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 20 Mar 2017. ----------------------------------------------- | Frost, Ernerst Bull (I25262)
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| 3977 | engaged in war service | Dawson, Andrew Binnie Heron (I23261)
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| 3978 | engaged in War Service | Inglis, John Proven (I23364)
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| 3979 | engaged in war service | Black, Archibald Douglas (I30189)
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| 3980 | engaged on War Service | Clark, John McGarth (I30589)
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| 3981 | engaged on war service | Hardie, Helen Young (I18621)
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| 3982 | Engaged on war service | Dickson, John MacLure (I38992)
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| 3983 | engaged on war service | Lamb, Muriel Anna (I40359)
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| 3984 | engaged on war service | McDonald, Edward Albert (I40360)
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| 3985 | engaged on war service | Thomson, Ebenezer (I34486)
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| 3986 | engaged on war service | Docherty, Daniel (I47308)
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| 3987 | Enjoyed playing hockey, tennis and watching tennis. Daisy, suffering from Alzheimer's, moved to a dementia specific unit at Castle Hill. | Aitken, Daisy Veronica (I19843)
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| 3988 | Enlisted | Godden, Leonard Thomas (I28930)
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| 3989 | Enlisted | Britten, James (I1546)
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| 3990 | Enlisted | Pleasance, Percival (I2351)
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| 3991 | Enlisted | Cosson, Kenneth (I3912)
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| 3992 | Enlisted 16/1/13 Benbow Bn. (Despatch Rider) B/23/399 22/8/14-22/11/14 Ordinary Seaman, Able Seaman Service Number 1/2851 Discharged to Commission Anson Bn. 21/12/14-4/6/15 DD. | Flood, Cecil Ernest Cloak (I43303)
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| 3993 | Enlisted in the Australia Milita on 9 Aug 1935, with service number 84885 prior to his marriage to Johanna. Must have enlisted again as Service Number - V400571 gives hid NOK as Johanna Aitken, this record is NYE | Aitken, Magnus (I8668)
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| 3994 | Enlisted in the RAMC Territorial Force | Plenderleith, William Ness Barclay (I33341)
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| 3995 | Enlisted Melbourne, VIctoria, Australia | Baker, Enid McLachlan Joy (I44396)
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| 3996 | Enlisted on 11 feb 1902 with service number 2255 for service in the Boer War | Aitken, Magnus Millar (I7214)
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| 3997 | Enlisted on 4 Jun 1942 Service Number 57073. Demobed 17 Jan 1946 | Castle, Norman John (I16519)
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| 3998 | Enlisted on a 12 year engagment | Banning, Frederick John (I41694)
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| 3999 | Enlisted on the 11 Sep 1914 to the "Dragoons of Line" Discharged 27 Nov 1914 dur aeortic murmers | Robertson, Robert (I18569)
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| 4000 | Enlisted with service no 3975 on 15 Sep 1892, Attestation wook place on 1 Aug 1892 | Pankhurst, Araunah (I1853)
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