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1451	Victoria, Australia, Birth Index, 1837-1917 Name: John Wallace Graham Birth Registration Date: 1898 Birth Registration Place: Victoria, Australia Father: James Steele Graham Mother Maiden Name: Forsyth Reference Number: 6627 Victoria, Australia, Marriage Index, 1837-1950 Name: Jno Wallace Graham Gender: Male Marriage Registration Year: 1926 Marriage Registration Place: Victoria, Australia Spouse: Ethel Maisie Turnbull Reference Number: 3971 Australia, Death Index, 1787-1985 Name: John Wallace Graham Birth Year: abt 1898 Age: 51 Death Place: East Melbourne, Victoria Father's Name: Graham Jas Steele Graham Mother's Name: Eliz Forsyth Registration Year: 1949 Registration Place: Victoria Registration Number: 2278 Victoria, Australia, Wills and Probate Records, 1841-2009 Victoria, Australia, Wills and Probate Records, 1841-2009 No Image Text-only collection Report a problem Name: John W Graham Death Date: 6 Mar 1949 Death Place: Archies Creek Occupation: Manager Grant Date: 25 Aug 1949 Grant: P	John Wallace GRAHAM
1452	Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922 Name Mabel Lillian Graham Birth Date Abt 1889 Birth Place St James, Victoria Registration Year 1889 Registration Place Victoria, Australia Father Jas Graham Mother Elizth Annie Forsyth Registration Number 7843 Australia, Marriage Index, 1788-1950 Name Mabel Lillian Graham Spouse Name Hardy Geo Patience Marriage Place Victoria Registration Place Victoria Registration Year 1913 Registration Number 4665 The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954) Thu 21 May 1953 Page 7 Ruby Weddings PATIENCE (Graham). - Mr. and Mrs. George Patience have pleasure In announcing the 10th anniversary of their wedding, celebrated St. Andrew's, Footscray, May 21. 1913. Australia, Death Index, 1787-1985 Name Mabel Lillian Patience Birth Year 1889 Age 85 Death Place Malvern, Victoria Father's Name James S Graham Mother's Name Elizabeth An Forsyth Registration Year 1974 Registration Place Victoria Registration Number 17561 Ryerson Index PATIENCE Mabel Lillian Funeral notice 25JUL1974 Funeral The Age (Melbourne) 24JUL1974	Mabel Lillian GRAHAM
1453	Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922 Name Mary Agnes Isabel Graham Birth Date Abt 1894 Birth Place Colac, Victoria Registration Year 1894 Registration Place Victoria, Australia Father Jas Graham Mother Eliz Anne Forsyth Registration Number 28166 Australia, Death Index, 1787-1985 Name Mary Agnes Isabe Graham Birth Year 1895 Age 72 Death Place Fitzroy, Victoria Father's Name Steel James Mother's Name Elizabeth An Forsyth Registration Year 1967 Registration Place Victoria Registration Number 17673 Ryerson Index GRAHAM Mary Agnes Isobel Death notice 13AUG1967 Death at St Vincent's Hospital The Age (Melbourne) 14AUG1967	Mary Agnes Isabel GRAHAM
1454	Service Record Name GRAHAM, STEWART ALFRED Service Australian Army Service Number NX92461 Date of Birth 24 May 1912 Place of Birth MULLUMBIMBY, NSW Date of Enlistment 14 Mar 1942 Locality on Enlistment LISMORE, NSW Place of Enlistment PADDINGTON, NSW Next of Kin GRAHAM, ALICE Date of Discharge 28 May 1945 Rank Lance Bombardier Posting at Discharge 475 HY AA TP WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No	Stewart Alfred Graham
1455	Service Record Name GRANGE, FRANK Service Royal Australian Air Force Service Number 59204 Date of Birth 26 Sep 1906 Place of Birth TARRAVILLE, VIC Date of Enlistment 15 Jul 1942 Locality on Enlistment SOUTH YARRA Place of Enlistment MELBOURNE, VIC Next of Kin GRANGE, E Date of Discharge 12 Dec 1945 Rank Corporal Posting at Discharge 6 MOBILE WORKS SQUADRON WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No	Frank GRANGE
1456	aka Rob Grant	Albert Charles Grant
1457	The Inverell Times Wednesday 12 February 1941 p 4 GRANT-MOFFITT. On January 25 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Inverell Rev A Edmunds officiated at the marriage of Miss Jessie Moffitt, second daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Moffitt of Bukkulla to Mr Geoffrey Grant, also of Bukkulla. The bride, who was given away by her father, chose a beautiful gown of white satin with appliqued heart-shaped neckline, the skirt falling in rich folds from the waistline into the train. The tulle bridal veil was held in position by a wreath of orange blossoms and the bride's bouquet was of pink and white gladioli and dahlias. The bride was attended by the Misses Daphne Moffitt and Bessie Grills in most becoming frocks of aqua and daffodil French silk organdi with shirred bodices and frilled skirts. Their tulle halos were held in place by sprays of rosebuds and each carried matching tulle muffs with charme dahlias and asparagus fern. Mr Charles Moffitt carried out the duties of best man, in the absence of Mr G Grant, of the RAAF, who was unable to attend, and Mr Alan Moffitt was groomsman. The guests were afterwards entertained at Kautz's tea rooms, where they were received by the bride's mother wearing black satin back crepe. Mrs Moffitt was assisted by Mrs Stan Grills, of Bundarra, wearing navy striped sheer. Both carried posies of dahlias and asparagus fern, which, together with the bride's and bridesmaid's bouquets, were the work of the bridesmaid. Rev A Edmunds presided at the wedding breakfast. The bride travelled in a frock of blue satin back crepe with navy accessories. The honeymoon is being spent on a motor tour. Mr and Mr Grant will make their future home at Bukkulla. Prior: to her manage the bride was entertained by her many friends at Bukkulla where she presented with a beautiful tea set. Service Record Name GRANT, GEOFFREY ALBERT Service Australian Army Service Number NX145081 (N168379) Date of Birth 31 Jan 1913 Place of Birth INVERELL, NSW Date of Enlistment 25 Nov 1942 Locality on Enlistment BUKKULLA, NSW Place of Enlistment MUSWELLBROOK, NSW Next of Kin GRANT, JESSIE Date of Discharge 19 Jun 1946 Rank Corporal Posting at Discharge 114 Australian General Transport WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No GRANT Geoffrey Albert Death notice 17AUG1989 Death 77 late of Greenacre Sydney Morning Herald 19AUG1989	Geoffrey Albert Grant
1458	Service Record Name GRANT, GEORGE LESTER Service Royal Australian Air Force Service Number 21172 Date of Birth 12 Aug 1915 Place of Birth INVERELL, NSW Date of Enlistment 27 May 1940 Locality on Enlistment BUNDARRA, NSW Place of Enlistment NEWCASTLE Next of Kin GRANT, JOYCE Date of Discharge 1 Mar 1946 Rank Corporal Posting at Discharge 2 Personnel Depot WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No GRANT George Lester Death notice 30JUN1992 Death late of Inverell, formerly of North Lidcombe Sydney Morning Herald 04JUL1992	George Lester Grant
1459	Isabella Grant Birth 25 Jan 1832 in Bo'ness nr Linlithgow West Lothian Scotland Death 28 Feb 1908 in Wellpark Brightons Polmont Stirlingshire Scotland Scotland, Births and Baptisms Name: Isabella Grant Gender: Female Christening Date: 05 Feb 1832 Christening Place: , BO'NESS, WEST LOTHIAN, SCOTLAND Birth Date: 25 Jan 1832 Father's Name: John Grant Mother's Name: Barbara Grant Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C11663-7 , System Origin: Scotland-VR , GS Film number: 1066626 , Reference ID: - 2:17GZ4D4	Isabella Grant
1460	GRANT Leonard Eric Death notice 24JUL1993 Death 77 Sydney Morning Herald 26JUL1993	Leonard Eric Grant
1461	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
1462	Birth GRAVE VERA G 18539/1909 ALFRED MABEL REDFERN Death WILSON Vera Genet Death notice 17MAR1988 Death late of Maroubra Sydney Morning Herald 19MAR1988	Vera Genet Grave
1463	FORSYTH Ida Marion Death notice 15AUG1998 Death 93 formerly of Roseville Sydney Morning Herald 20AUG1998 Birth?? 28991/1903 GRAY IDA N ROBERT ELLENOR BURWOOD	Ida Marion Gray
1464	The Brisbane Courier, Wednesday 8 February 1928. "ENGAGEMENT NOTICES. McGREGOR-GREARSON.-The engagement is announced of Edith May, 3rd eldest daughter of Mrs. Grearson and the late Mr. T. Grearson, Milton, to James Alexander, only son of Mr. E. McGregor and the late Mrs. McGregor Wickham-terrace, Brisbane."	Edith May GREARSON
1465	Living At 1937 — Age: 37 Cnr Moore & Bridge Streets, Albion, Queensland, Australia As Ethel Dorothy 'Bowman' (Electoral Roll)	Ethel Dorothy May GREARSON
1466	Thomas Grearson was an itinerant, moving around with his family from Sydney, where he married, to Queensland, then Victoria (where his Wife's Parents lived), then to New South Wales, where his last four children were born. He became an alcoholic and he and his Wife Eizabeth Ann separated at some time, as she died in Queensland and he died in New South Wales.. On 8 February 1928 Elizabeth Ann put an advertisement in the Brisbane Courier, announcing the engagement of her daughter Edith May. It was probably expedient to 'gild the lily' as to his whereabouts as she was living at Milton without her husband. The announcement described his absence as'.....and the late Mr. T. Grearson,.....'. Australia Death Index, 1787-1985 about Thomas Grearson Name: Thomas Grearson Death Date: 1934 Death Place: New South Wales Registration Year: 1934 Registration Place: Balmain North, New South Wales Registration number: 1916 Australia and New Zealand, Find a Grave Index, 1800s-Current Name: Thomas Grearson Death Date: 7 Jun 1934 Cemetery: Liverpool Cemetery and Crematorium Burial or Cremation Place: Liverpool, Liverpool City, New South Wales, Australia	Thomas GREARSON
1467	The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 19 November 1927 p 16 FORSYTH.- November 17, 1927. at her residence. 6 Denning-street, Coogee, Selina Ann, dearly-beloved wile of Francis Hamilton Forsyth (formerly of Enmore), and dearly.beloved mother of Ethel (deceased), Isabella (Mrs. F. J. Miller), Robert, Amy (Mrs. H. E. Street), Francis, Adeline, and Elsie (Mrs. J. Merrett), aged 73 year». Interred Rookwood Cemetery, November l8.	Selina Ann Green
1468	Barbara G. MacKissock Birth: Dec. 3, 1912 Death: Aug. 23, 1997 Burial: Pine Ridge Cemetery Chelmsford Middlesex County Massachusetts, USA Plot: PR/F-32-2	Barbara Catherine Greene
1469	Billie Nada Jane Greenwood Brown Birth unknown Death 15 Jun 2002 Burial Carr Villa Memorial Park Launceston, Launceston City, Tasmania, Australia	Billie Nada Jane Greenwood
1470	The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 7 May 1904 Page 10 SHARP-GREENWOOD -May 4 at North Sydney by Rev Wm Halse Rogers, James Sharp, son of J Sharp, sen of Sydney to Margaret Jane Greenwood eldest daughter of Nimrod Greenwood head master St. Leonards Superior Public school, North Sydney.	Margaret J Greenwood
1471	Jane Greiner from Joseph's death Index Internet tree has name as Jane Graham Other tree has alternative surname as Grimes 1881 England Census about Jane Forsythe Name: Jane Forsythe Age: 60 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1821 Relationship to Head: Mother Gender: Female Where born: Down County, Ireland Civil Parish: Workington County/Island: Cumberland Country: England Street Address: Lilly Hall Cottage Marital Status: Windower (Widower) Education: Employment status: View Image Registration District: Cockermouth Sub-registration District: Workington ED, institution, or vessel: 24 Neighbors: View others on page Piece: 5178 Folio: 121 Page Number: 5 Household Members: Name Age Samuel Forsythe 30 Charlotte Forsythe 30 Sarah J. Forsythe 15 Robert G. Forsythe 13 Annabella Forsythe 12 Jane Forsythe 60 Fany Fowler 36 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ireland, Births and Baptisms, 1620-1911 about Jane Graham Name: Jane Graham Gender: Female Birth Date: 6 Mar 1821 Birth Place: Dromore Parish, Down, Ireland Father's Name: James Graham Mother's Name: Bridget FHL Film Number: 496515	Jane GREINER
1472	Death 25801/1975 FORSYTH RACHEL JOHN ALICE FORSYTH Rachel Death notice 04OCT1975 Death 90 at 'The Laurels', Meadowbank, late of Willoughby Sydney Morning Herald 09OCT1975	Rachel Griffiths
1473	The Inverell Times Tuesday 30 March 1926 p 4 MRS. GEO. FORSYTH. A feeling of general sorrow, tinged by deep sympathy with the bereaved husband and family, was occasioned in Bukkulla and surrounding districts by the news of the death of Mrs. May Florence Forsyth, wife of Mr. George Forsyth, of "Cedar Grove,' ' Bukkulla village. The deceased lady, who was only 31 years of age, had been ailing for only four weeks and her condition became so serious that she was twelve days ago, brought in to a private hospital at lnverell, where, despite the best of medical and nursing attention, she passed away. Deceased is survived by her sorrowing husband and a family of five, whose ages range from a baby 12 months to the eldest, a child of nine years and eight months. The children's names are Verdun, Jean, Kathleen, Keith, and Sarah. The deceased lady was a member of a well-known and respected Bukkulla family, the Grills, being a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Grills. She is survived by her parents and six brothers, Messrs. William (Bukkulla), Ernest, Leslie, Charles, Clifford and Stanley, all of whom reside at the family home, "Glenorchy," There are also thre sisters, Mrs. H. Miller (Mandoic), Mrs. E. . Steiger (Bukkulla), and Miss Vera Grills. Mrs Forsyth has been known to most residents from her girlhood, and the bereaved family have been the recipients of innumerable expressions of sym pathy. The funeral to the Presbyterian portion of lnverell cemetery took place yesterday afternoon, when the service was read by the Rev. Mr. Stone. Mr C. S. Thorley had charge of the mortuary arrangements.	May Florence Grills
1474	???? GRILLS Stanley George Probate notice 31OCT1997 Publication late of Port Macquarie Port Macquarie News 31OCT1997 Service Record Name GRILLS, STANLEY GEORGE Service Australian Army Service Number N294291 Date of Birth 20 Mar 1905 Place of Birth INVERELL, NSW Date of Enlistment 22 Jun 1942 Locality on Enlistment HIMALAYA Place of Enlistment INVERELL, NSW Next of Kin GRILLS, JULIA Date of Discharge 30 Sep 1945 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 29 BATTALION VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS PART TIME DUTY WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No The Inverell Times Fri 16 Jul 1926 Page 4 WEDDING. GRILLS?FORSYTH. A pretty wedding took place at the Methodist hurch on Wednesday morning last, when Julia Isabel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John For- syth, of ."Yarrenvale," was joined in the holy bonds of matrimony to Stan ley George, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grills, of "Glenorchy," Buk- kulla. The Rev. G. S. Udy perform ed the ceremony. The bride was given away by her father and looked very charming in a gown of ivory crepe de chene, with silver lace and bead trimmings. She wore the customary wreath and veil and silver shoes. Her shower bouquet consisted of jonquils and ferns tied with ribbon streamers. She was attended by two bridesmaids, the Misses Dorothy Forsyth (Sister of the bride), and Edith Leech. The form- er wore a dainty frock of pink crepe de chene, prettily trimmed with gold lace and shoes to match. She also wore a dainty tulle veil and carried a lovely shower bouquet of sweet peas, jonquils and ferns tied with ribbon streamers. A lovely frock of blue morocain trimmed with silver lace was worn by Miss Leech. She also wore silver shoes and a pretty tulle veil and carried a shower bou quet of sweet peas, jonquils and ferns. Mr. Charles Grills, acted as best man and Mr. Percy Clifton Grills, was groomsman. A reception was later held at the Empire Cafe, where about thirty guests assembled. The Rev. G. S. Udy presided and the usual toasts were honored. The bride's present to the bride groom was a gold pendant watch chain and the bridegroom's to the bride was a gold wristlet watch. Both brides- maids received gold brooches from the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Grills left for Grafton on their honeymoon trip, Mrs. Grills travelling in a handsome navy serge frock trimmed with champagne. She also wore champagne shoes and stock ings to match.	Stanley George Grills
1475	Possible Birth 4213/1885 GUTHRIE MATILDA ANDREW ELIZABETH BALMAIN FORSYTH Matilda Death notice 04APR1952 Death 67 at Prince Henry Hospital, late of Parramatta East Sydney Morning Herald 05APR1952 The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Sat 5 Apr 1952 Page 38 Family Notices FORSYTH, Matilda.--April 4, 1952 at Prince Henry Hospital late of 3 Gaggin Street Parramatta East dearly beloved wife of the late Alexander Frederick Forsyth and loving mother of Albert, Mona (Mrs. R. Neich), Keith, Enid (Mrs. L. Christian), Gwen (Mrs. R Smith), and fond sister of Lizzie (Nockie) Mrs. J. Kelly), Bella (Mrs F. Moore), Eliza (Mrs. J. Dickey) and Phil Guthrie, aged 67 years	Matilda Guthrie
1476	Ryerson Index HACKMAN Trevor Ratcliff Death notice 15FEB1960 Death 68 at St Lukes Hospital, late of Mosman Sydney Morning Herald 16FEB1960	Trevor Ratcliff Hackman
1477	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
1478	MOYLAN Doris Elizabeth Death notice 17JAN1978 Death at Sydney, formerly of Boggabri and Moss Vale Sydney Morning Herald 19JAN1978 MOYLAN Doris Elizabeth Death notice 17JAN1978 Death at Sydney, formerly of Boggabri and Moss Vale Sydney Morning Herald 20JAN1978	Doris Elizabeth Halcrow
1479	Death?? 18271/1968 HALCROW EDWARD JOHN EDWARD JOHN SARAH MARY NOWRA	Edward John Halcrow
1480	Service Record WW2 Name HALCROW, HERBERT HENRY Service Australian Army Service Number NX40891 Date of Birth 1 Jul 1911 Place of Birth GUNNEDAH, NSW Date of Enlistment 9 Jul 1940 Locality on Enlistment GUNNEDAH, NSW Place of Enlistment TAMWORTH, NSW Next of Kin HALCROW, DIANA Date of Discharge 7 Mar 1944 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 2/4 PIONEER'S BN WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No	Herbert Henry Halcrow
1481	Possible death 25622/1944 HARVIE FLORENCE LOUISA JOSIAH ELIZABETH HANNAH MARRICKVILLE	Florence Louisa Hall
1482	Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954) Sat 28 Feb 1942 Page 6 Died at Work Archibald Willard Hallam (31), of 133 Park-street. Hobart, collapsed and died while at his work yesterday afternoon. Hallam was a clerk employed by Messrs. Ferguson and Co. Shortly before he collapsed he complained to a fellow employee that he felt unwell. The matter was reported to the coroner (Colonel J. P. Clark).	Archibald Wellard Hallam
1483	The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954) Fri 9 Sep 1904 Page 1 Family Notices BIRTHS. HALLAM. - On September 1, 1904, at Moonah, the wife of John A. Hallam, a son. The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954) Mon 17 Jul 1933 Page 1 Family Notices MARRIAGE HALLAM - VINEY. -On March 23, 1933, at St. Stephen's Church, Lower Sandy Bay, by the Rev. R. H. Simmons, Harry Derwent, son of Mrs. and the late Mr. John Hallam, Albert Road, Moonah, to Edith, daughter of Mrs. Viney, Lower Sandy Bay, and the late Mr. D. Viney, Fern Hill, Nile.	Harry Derwent Hallam
1484	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
1485	The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954) Fri 5 Dec 1902 Page 1 Family Notices BIRTHS HALLAM.-On October 27, at Moonah, the wife of John A. Hallam : a daughter.	Jean Marie Hallam
1486	Launceston Examiner (Tas. : 1842 - 1899) Sat 19 Aug 1865 Page 4 Family Notices BIRTHS HALLAM-On August 17, at O'Brien's Bridge, the wife of Mr. John Hallam, of a son The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954) Wed 22 Feb 1933 Page 1 Family Notices HALLAM.-On February 21, 1933, at Hobart, John Alfred, eldest son of the late John Hallam, of Glenorchy, and beloved husband of Henrietta Hallam, 156 Albert Road, Moonah, aged 68 years. HALLAM.-Funeral of the late John Alfred Hallam will arrive at Cornelian Bay Cemetery on Wednesday this Day) at 4 p.m. ALEX. CLARK AND SONS LTD., Undertakers. 163-170 Collins St. Tel. 3270. John Alfred Hallam was born 17 August 1865 and died 21st. February 1933 John married Henrietta Forsyth on 1 Oct 1895 in St Davids Church Hobart. Henrietta was born about 1871, was christened in 1871, and was buried on 18 Oct 1935 in Cornelian Bay. According to the Hallam Family History: "General Notes: Obituary: The Mercury. Took a keen interest in local government and was a member and later chairman of the Moonah Town Board. It was not until about seven years ago that he became a member of the Glenorchy Council, but during his period of five years at the Council he made a name for himself as one of the most capable men who had represented the ratepayers of the municipality. His council was invariably sound and there was widespread regret when he found it necessary to resign about two years ago. He held office as treasurer of the council. He was an undoubted authority on matters relating to Glenorchy and his vgiews were respected throughout the district. In his younger days he was employed by the council as an inspector and collector. At one time, he was a storekeeper at Glenorchy and for some years was associated with the Hobart legal firm of Messrs. Roberts and Allport. His funeral at Cornelian Bay on 22 Feb 1933 was also reported. It was conducted by the Rev'd L.E. Wilkinson of the New Town Methodist Church and his sons Leonard, Archie, Ralph and Ray were listed as chief mourners. Many dignataries including the Premier, J.C.McPhee. tje Mayor of Hobart, J.J.Wignall and the Warden of Glenorchy, B.Watkins MHA were also present. 1915 Electoral Roll tells us that John Alfred was living at Kempton and was a Council Clerk. He was a member of the Ramblers Bicycle club at the same time Thomas Frederick was captain."	John Alfred Hallam
1487	Advocate (Burnie, Tas. : 1890 - 1954) Sat 29 May 1926 Page 6 WEDDING BELLS Hallam-Von Bibra In the Penguin Methodist Church on Wednesday, May 19, the marriage was solemnised of Frances Amy, elder daughter of Mr. and the late Mrs. Frank Von Bibra, of "Ormley," to Leonard, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hallam, of Moonah. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. F. Butler. The church was beautifully decorated with festoons, flowers, and a large marriage bell of white flowers in the centre. The decorations were carried out by girl friends of the bride. Miss Groom presided at the organ, the "'Wedding March" being played as the bride entered the church on the arm of her father, by whom she was given away. She was attended by her sister, Joy, and cousin, Heizel Von Bibra, and two little maids of honor, Louise and Nancy Rockcliff, of Sassafras. The bride wore a lovely frock of silver lame, straight bodice with waistline defined with hand-made silver roses, inlet panels of silver lace, and pearls, giving a flare to the skirt. Angel sleeves lined with pale blue georgette were caught at the wrists with silver roses, and shoes of silver brocade. Her court train, which fell from the shoulders, was lined with pale blue rucked georgette showing lovers' knots of silver ribbon and orange blossom. Her veil of hand-embroidered tulle was arranged capette style, with silver bands and orange blossom. She carried a bouquet of choice white flowers tied with silver ribbon. A valued necklet of silver feligree, a heirloom of the Von Bibra family, was loaned for the occasion. The bridesmaids wore frocks of blue tinselled lame, long sleeves of georgette caught at the wrists with silver bands, inlet godets of georgette, with velvet flower of deeper tone, blue turban head-dresses, with silver leaves, and swathes of blue tulle, terminating in long scarves lightly thrown around the shoulders. The maids of honor were daintily attired in simple frocks of pink surah silk, quaint Dutch bonnets of pink tulle, with silver leaves and scarf ends, and carried silvered flower baskets daintily filled and tied with ribbons to tone. The bride knelt on a beautiful white satin cushion, embroidered and presented by her cousin, Miss Von Bibra, of "Woodstock.'' The bridegroom was accompanied by Mr. Rex. Marsh, of Hobart, Mr. Harry Hallam being groomsman. While the register was being signed Mr. Henry Rockliff, of Devonport, delightfully rendered "Because." At the close of the ceremony, all motored to "Ormley," where the guests were received by the hostess, Mrs. Ralph Rockliff, aunt of the bride. The happy pair received congratulations in the lounge, where masses of brown and gold flowers in bowls were arranged artistically. A sumptuous wedding luncheon was served in the large dining room to over 60 guests. The tables were beautifully decorated with pink and white flowers in silver vases. A two-decker wedding cake on the centre table, where the bride, bridegroom, and their attendants were seated, was much admired. Many toasts were honored, and numerous telegrams of congratulation read. Amongst the latter were several from prominent oarsmen of Hobart, and members of the Tasmanian eight crew, who recently won the King's Cup in Brisbane, the bridegroom having been the stroke on that occasion. Later, the bridal pair left by motor amidst showers of confetti, for their honeymoon on the East Coast. Mrs. Hallam travelled in a light grey double- breasted tailored costume, with shadowed heliotrope hat. Their future home will be in Hobart. Mrs Ralph Rockcliff, hostess, wore a stylish ensemble suit, the gown of green silk marocain with Oriental trimmings, and coat of deeper green, trimmed with fur, hat en suite. Mrs. Hallam, mother of bridegroom, wore a smart ensemble suit of black crepe-de-chine, the gown embroidered in gold, with hat to match. She carried a bouquet of African marigolds. Mrs. Chas. Von Bibra, sister of the bridegroom, wore periwinkle blue charmant, with black hat, and carried a posy of tiny rosebuds and narrow ribbons. The flowers were all arranged by Miss Lillico. Among the many guests were Dr. and Mrs. Smellie, Misses Smellie, Mrs. Ivan Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. Von Bibra, Mr. Don Von Bibra, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rockliff, Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Von Bibra, Mrs. Abey, Mr. and Mrs. T. Ingram, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rockliff, Miss Winnie Rockliff, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Rockliff, Mr. and Mrs. Plapp, Misses Plapp, Mrs. Hedley Von Bibra, Mrs. Max Von Bibra, Rev. and Mrs. Butler, Miss Forsyth (Hobart), Mr. and Mrs. J. Owens, Mrs. Edgar Rockliff, Mr. Frank Rockliff, Misses Davis, Miss B. Smith, Miss. W. Von Bibra, Mr. Lee Von Bibra, Mrs. Lette. The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954) Fri 5 May 1933 Page 10 Family Notices DEATH HALLAM.- On the 4th of May, 1933, at his residence, 6 Trevallyn Road, Launceston. John Leonard, loved husband of Frances Hallam, and eldest son of Mrs. H. and the late John A. Hallam, of 156 Albert Road, Moonah, aged 34 years FUNERAL: NOTICE. HALLAM.-The funeral of the late Mr. John Leonard-.Hallam is appointed to leave his late residence, 6 Trevallyn Road, Launceston, This Day (Friday),5 th of May, at 4 o'clock for Interment In the Carr Villa Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend ARMITAGE AND ARMITAGE Funral Directors, 115 St. John St., Launceston. Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954) Fri 5 May 1933 Page 1 Family Notices DEATHS HALLAM.-On the 4th May. 1933, at his residence, 6 Trevallyn-road, Launceston, John Leonard, loved husband of Frances Hallam,and eldest son of Mrs. H. and the late John A. Hallam, of 156 Albert road, Moonah; aged 31 years. FUNERAL NOTICES HALLAM.-The funeral of the late Mr. John Leonard Hallam is appointed to leave his late residence, 6 Trevallyn-road, Launceston, this day (Friday, 5th May), at. 1 o'clock for internment in the Carr Villa Cemetery. Friends are invited toattend.-ARMITAGE AND ARMITAGE, Funeral Directors, 116 St. John-street, Launceston. The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954) Sat 6 May 1933 Page 11 OBITUARY Mr. J. L. Hallam Well-Known Oarsman It was with regret that oarsmen throughout Tasmania learned of the death of Mr. J. L. Hallam, which oc- curred at Launceston on Thursday night at the age of 34 years. As an oars- man he ranked with such champions of the sport in Tasmania as F. House, J. Artis. and C. Deane, who in their ca- pacities as strokes of eight-oared crews won great success. He was a, most popu- ( .. LATE MR. J. L. HALXAM. j Help LATE MR. J. L. HALLAM. lar figure in rowing circles In the North and, the South, and the news of his death came as a big shock to his many friends in Hobart, who were unaware of his illness, which lasted for a few weeks. Mr. Hallam was a son of the late Mr. J. A. Hallam, a former Warden of the Glenorchy Municipality, and was edu- cated at Clemes College. When he reached 18 years of age he enlisted in the A.I.F., and served with the 29th Battery of the 8th Field Artillery from 1916 to 1918. Returning from the war he re-joined the Buckingham Rowing Club, with which he was associated for a short while before his enlistment, and In 1919 was a member of the successful four-oared crew, stroked by E. Byrne, which in the one year won all races up to, and including, the junior-senior classes. He continued to row with suc- cess with Buckingham, and in 1925. stroked the club crew, that won the championship eights of Tasmania. In the same season he was chosen as stroke of the Tasmanian King's Cup crew that rowed second to West Aus- tralia on the Yarra. In the following year he again occupied the stroke seat In the State crew that won the race at Brisbane In 1926. His performance In that race won great praise from keen riverside critics, who were much impressed with his splendid judgment and the manner he took his crew over the course of three miles. For the third successive year he stroked the Tas- manian crew that competed in the race on the lower Derwent In 1927, but the contest was marred by rough water and the Tasmanians swamped. He was transferred in the service of the. Gov- ernment to Launceston in 1928, and In the following year was chosen as stroke of the Tamar Club's senior eight that won the championship of Tasmania. He was also to have stroked the Northern crew In the North v. South Test race, but the contest had to be abandoned be- cause of the floods at Launceston. He retired from the sport a couple of sea- sons ago, but retained his interest In the Tamar Club, having at different times occupied the positions of captain and chairman of committee. In recognition of his services the Buckingham Club elected him a life member after he had been transferred to Launceston. He was one of the foundation members of the Army and Navy Masonic Club. In the Government service Mr. Hallam was held in high regard by all his col- leagues. For a number of years he was draftsman In the Lands and Surveys Department at Hobart, and In Launces- ton he was chief officer In the Lands and Mines Department, and Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages. He married Miss von Bibra, formerly of Penguin, who survives him, and he leaves one child. CHIEF SECRETARY'S TRIBUTE. Tho Chief Secretary (Mr. C. B, James), expressing his sincere regret at the untimely death of this officer, said he was held in the highest regard by members of the Ministry, and by all members of the Public Service. His death was a blow to the efficiency of the departments he represented, and his place would be hard to fill. . THE FUNERAL. Representative Attendance. There was a large and representative attendance at the funeral of Mr. J. L Hallam, which took place at Carr Villa yesterday afternoon, those present in- cluding the Mayor of Launceston (Mr A. Hollingsworth), the Chief Secretary (Mr. C.-E. James) Senator B. Sampson and several members of the State Par- liament. ' The procession was preceded by members of the Army and Navy Lodge, of which deceased was a foun- dation member. The service at the graveside was conducted by the Rev. F T. Cleverdon. and at the conclusion of the service the Masonic Ritual was read by Mr. H. R. Trethewle, Chaplain of the Army and Navy Lodge. An ad dress was given by Senator Sampson. The chief mourners were Messrs Harry and Archibald Hallam (brothers) Frank von Bibra (father-in-law), L. von Bibra, and R. Rockllft (uncles), L. and D. von Bibra (cousins). The pall bear- ers were Messrs. T. H. Gill and B. Isle (Army and Navy Masonic Lodge), E Freeland (Trevallyn Cricket Club), I Hay and R. Bain (Tamar Rowing Club] J. B. Courtenay (North Esk Rowing Club). T. Parry and J. Hughes (Public Servants' Associations). The floral tributes included wreaths from Trevallyn Cricket Club, . Messrs. Martin and Hobkirk, Shields and Herit- age, Army and Navy Lodge of Austra- lia, president and members of Bucking- ham Rowing Club, staff and Registrar of Mines and Lands Department, Wor- shipful Master, officers and brethren of the Pacific Lodge, nurses and inspector of the Launceston Charitable Grants Department, Army and Navy Masonic Lodge, chairman and members' of the Australian Public Servants' Association, Diggers' Cricket Club, staff ot the Laun- ceston Taxation Department, members of the North Esk Rowing Club, the Re- gistrar-General, the Secretary for Mines, the Secretary for Lands, staff and registrar of the Mines and Lands Departments, Hobart, the president of the Australian Public Service Associa- tion, Hobart, the Trevallyn Park and Improvement Association, Tamar Row- ing Club, and Northern members of Parliament.	John Leonard Hallam
1488	The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954) Sat 7 Jul 1945 Page 14 Family Notices HALLAM. - TX2361 Sgt Stanley Raymond Hallam, died while prisoner-of-war in Thailand, June 26, 1943, youngest son of the late Mr and Mrs J. Hallam, Moonah. Service Record Name HALLAM, STANLEY RAYMOND Service Australian Army Service Number TX2361 Date of Birth 25 Feb 1917 Place of Birth HOBART, TAS Date of Enlistment 11 Jun 1940 Locality on Enlistment HOBART, TAS Place of Enlistment HOBART, TAS Next of Kin HALLAM, HARRY Date of Death 26 Jun 1943 Rank Sergeant Posting on Death 2/3 MACHINE GUN BATTALION WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War Yes Roll of Honour HOBART TAS WAR DIARIES OF WEARY DUNLOP June 1943 Hintock Mountain, Thailand June 24th 1943 Sgt. Hallam collapsed today and apparently death was averted by Ewan carrying out artificial respiration June 26th 1943 Death of Sgt. S.R.(Mickey) Hallam TX 2361 Facts This soldier suffering from fever collapsed on the way to work 22/8/1943; unable to carry on, he made his way back, reported his condition and was sent to hospital. He was diagnosed as having malaria and enteritis. On his own voluntary decision, he lined up with the other men who did not reach the railway that day and shared the sadistic punishment meted out as already described. He was mercilessly beaten up by the Nippon engineer Sgt.â€ Billie the Pigâ€ and his assistant, â€œMollie the Monkâ€. He was returned to hospital deadly pale, face swollen, neck and chest contused, abrasions to the knees and legs and a sprained right ankle. The temperature was 103.4, excited and sick. He had two attacks of profound unconsciousness, a.m. and p.m. 25.06.1943 similar attack, digitalis commenced. 26.6.1943 Died in a similar attack in the early morning. The cause of death given to the Nipponese Contusion to the heart causing cardiac arrest-a result of beating by the Nippon engineer whilst suffering from malaria on the night of the 22nd. June. The cause of death is really a little vague, possibly the above injury, even malaria affecting the conducting mechanism of the heart. My theory is cardiac beri beri. In any case, he was slain by these Nipponese sadists more certainly than if they had shot him. Osuki accepted the cause of death and said he would write to Tarsau about the incident. This sergeant was buried with the usual simple military honours at 1315, Grave No 14 in our camp cemetery.	Stanley Raymond Hallam
1489	Service Record Name HALLIDAY, SIDNEY BATES Service Australian Army Service Number NX40480 Date of Birth 3 Dec 1907 Place of Birth SYDNEY, NSW Date of Enlistment 25 Jun 1940 Locality on Enlistment NALLAMARRA Place of Enlistment TAMWORTH, NSW Next of Kin HALIDAY, ALMA Date of Discharge 21 Nov 1945 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 2/18 AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War Yes Name: Sydney Bates Halliday Death Date: 02 Oct 1953 Death Place: Queensland Mother's name: Mary Halliday Registration Year: 1953 Registration Place: Queensland Registration Number: B045661 Page Number: 954	Sydney Bate Halliday
1490	The Inverell Times Friday 30 May 1952 p 2 INVERELL WEDDING WAS OF INTEREST TO TWO STATES St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Inverell, was chosen by Miss Dulcie Rita Hamel, twin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Hamel, of 'Rockwood,' Nullamanna, for her marriage to Mr. John Mathew Colley, eldest son of Mrs. H. A. Colley, of Stanthorpe, and the late Mr. Colley. Rev. N. Monsen performed the ceremony. The church was beautifully decorated with dahlias, roses and zinnias. The bride, who was given away by her father, looked very dainty in her frock of lace over marquisette and organdie. The gown was beautifully fashioned with a three tiered skirt of pleated marquqisette, at the back of which fell a long full train of white lace. The bodice was very attractive. It had a pretty yoke of gathered marquisette with a V - shaped neckline, while the long sleeves were also of gathered marquisette trimmed with tiny buttons. Mrs. Kevin Phillips, of Inverell. kind ly loaned the beautifully ermbroldered two tiered veil, which held in place the halo of or ange blossoms . For her bouquet the bride chose gladioli, frangipanni and tube-roses, with a background of greenery and white Satin streamers. The lovelv wedding gown, which was greatly admired, was made by Mrs. E. Grtffen, of Inverell Two bridesmaids and dainty flower girl attended the bride. They were her twin sister. Miss Nita Hamel. and Miss Maureen Hamel and Miss Jeanette Hamel, cousins of the bride. They were attractively frocked in mauve embroidered net over taffeta. Each gown was prettly styled with a very full circular s'kirt and a closely fitted bodice with a large Bertha collar. To match their gowns each attendant wore a dainty beanie, trimmed with a large tulle bow and mauve flowers. Their mittens also matched. Each carried bouquet of gladdoli and asters while similar blooms made up the flower girl's dainty posy The bridegroom's brother, Mr. Herb Colley. was best man, and Mr. Ron Mclntyre grooms man. As the register was being sgned Mr. Arthur Hughes sang 'Until,' accompanied by Mrs. Charles Bartlett. organist. The bride's mother, who received about 130 guests at the Butler Hall, where the reception was held was very smart in a mushroom pink crepe frock, prettily beaded in white to which she pinned a shoulder spray of pink rosebuds. Her accessories were in junior navy. The bridegrooms mother assisted Mrs. Hamel also looked very smart in a model frock of navy relieved by a shoulder spray of red rosebuds. Mrs. Colleys accessories, including a very smart hat. were all black When the young couple left for their honeymoon, which was spent in Queensland, the bride looked smart in a lime green model frock of moss crepe to which she added off tan accessories. Many beautiful gifts were received, as well as cheques and telegrams and messages of congratulation came from many parts of the state. Prior to their marriage the young couple were enterained at Nullamanna Hall where many friends gathered to wish them every hapniness Mrs. A. Brown formally handeded to the bride a very large array of lovely gifts, which were acknowledged bv Mr Colley on behalf of his fiancee. MRS. J. M. COLLEY, who before her mar riage was Miss Dulcie Rita Hamel. twin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Hamel, of 'Rockmount,' Nullamanna.	Dulcie Rita Hamel
1491	Birth Children 30034/1897 HAMEL LINDA M HENRY ALICE S BUNDARRA 955/1901 HAMEL RAYMOND H HENRY J ALICE S ARMIDALE 931/1903 HAMEL GLADYS E HENRY ALICE S ARMIDALE 23948/1905 HAMEL CLARENCE R HENRY ALICE S INVERELL 14916/1908 HAMEL ALGIE H HENRY ALICE S INVERELL 15696/1910 HAMEL THELMA I HENRY ALICE S INVERELL 30022/1912 HAMEL COLIN A HENRY ALICE S INVERELL Death Children 662/1896 HAMEL NORMAN H HENRY ALICE S ARMIDALE 24307/1967 HAMEL NORMAN REGINALD HENRY ALICE SARAH INVERELL 14955/1956 HAMEL CLARENCE RYLAND HENRY ALICE SARAH INVERELL 36281/1962 HAMEL RAYMOND LESTER HENRY ALICE INVERELL 17818/1922 HAMEL GEORGE A HENRY ALICE S INVERELL 105259/1977 HAMEL ALGIE HENRY HENRY ALICE Death?? 8873/1911 HAMEL HENRY PETER ARMIDALE 18470/1939 HAMEL HENRY HENRY FREDERICKA INVERELL	Henry Hamel
1492	The Inverell Times Friday 29 October 1920 p 2 HAMEL- FORSYTH. A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Andrews, Presbyterian Church on Wednesday morning, when Norman Reginald Hamel of Bukkulla, and Gertrude Lavinia, fourth daughter of Mr. John Forsyth, also of Bukkulla, were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony. The Rev. A. M. Stevenson officiated. The bride who was given away by her father, wore a dress of white silk, hand embroidered, and carried a bouquet of arum lillies and white roses and a hand-bag, the latter being the gift of the bridegroom. The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Forsyth (sister of the bride) and Miss Thelma Hamel (sister of the bridegroom), who wore cream voile dresses, embroidered in pink, with hats to match, and carried shower bouquets. They also wore gold brooches which were the gifts of the bridegroom. Mr. Herb. Ratliff of Bukkulla, was best man. After the ceremony a reception was held at the Strand Cafe, where the usual toasts incidental to such an occasion were honoured. Later the happy couple left by car for Warwick, where the honeymoon is to be spent, after which they will return to "Windorah" Bukkulla, which is to be their future home.	Norman Reginald Hamel
1493	The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Fri 15 Oct 1954 Page 24 Family Notices FORSYTH Ada -October 14, 1954 at her son's residence, 5 Winston Avenue, Earlwood, dearly loved wife of the late Dr. John Elder Forsyth loved mother of George John Elder (deceased) and dear mother in law of Doreen fond grandmother of Robert and Fay aged 70 years FORSYTH Ada -October 14 1954 dearly loved wife of the late Dr John Elder Forsyth of Forster and loved daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Robert Hamilton of Walcha aged 70 years	Ada Lewis nee Hamilton
1494	Marriage - looks right Name: John Glasgow Spouse's Name: Isabella Hamilton Event Date: 15 Mar 1872 Event Place: Calderhead,Lanark,Scotland Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M11917-1 , System Origin: Scotland-ODM , GS Film number: 6035516 Death Reg NSW 2501/1903 GLASGOW ISABELLA DAVID BETSY MINMI Scotland, Births and Baptisms Name: Betsy Glasgow Gender: Female Birth Date: 03 Aug 1873 Birthplace: CALDERHEAD,LANARK,SCOTLAND Father's Name: John Glasgow Mother's Name: Isabella Hamilton Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C11917-1 , System Origin: Scotland-ODM , GS Film number: 6035516	Isabella Hamilton
1495	Birth Date from Family Bible is 22 Aug 1826 Death 2367/1867 FOSSYTH MARGARET AGE 41 YEARS DIED NEWTOWN NEWTOWN	Margaret Scouller Hamilton
1496	She died of Gastric Carcinoma which she had for 6 years. Her husband, Thomas Watson was the death informant.She was 74 years old when she died.	Mary Hamilton
1497	STEEPER Ellen Maria Margaret (Nell) Death notice 14NOV1962 Death 76 at Lewisham Hospital, late of Strathfield Sydney Morning Herald 16NOV1962	Ellen Maria Margaret Hansen
1498	Other Children 5008/1860 HAPP CHRISTINA A ANDREW SARAH BATHURST 4586/1859 HAPP CHARLES G ANDREW SARAH BATHURST 5735/1865 HAPP JAMES W ANDREW SARAH BATHURST 4901/1862 HAPP ANDREW ANDREW SARAH BATHURST	Andrew Happ
1499	FORSYTH Mary Hazel Death notice 13FEB1967 Death late of Parramatta North Sydney Morning Herald 15FEB1967	Mary Hazel Harding
1500	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living