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John Forsyth SHEARER, b. 6 Aug 1869, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia , d. 28 May 1947, Parkville, Victoria |
Married |
1890 |
Kilmore, Victoria, Australia |
Children |
| 1. Cecilia Barbara SHEARER, b. 1891, Footscray, Victoria , d. 25 May 1945, Victoria |
| 2. Robert Nichol SHEARER, b. 1892, Victoria , d. 15 Dec 1957, Heidelberg, Victoria |
| 3. George Forsyth SHEARER, b. 29 Mar 1901, Footscray, Victoria , d. 29 Apr 1968, Yarraville, Victoria, Australia |
| 4. Frederick Leslie SHEARER, b. 1899, Footscray, Victoria , d. 25 Apr 1918, France |
| 5. William SHEARER, b. Abt 1896, d. 23 Sep 1954, Victoria |
| 6. Mary SHEARER, b. Abt Feb 1898, Footscray, Victoria , d. 13 Oct 1898, Footscray, Victoria |
| 7. John SHEARER, b. Abt 1894, Victoria , d. 10 Jun 1983, Williamstown, Victoria, Australia |
| 8. Harry SHEARER, b. 1903, Footscray, Victoria , d. 1964, AShwood, Victoria, Australia |
| 9. James Ernest SHEARER, b. 1905, Footscray, Victoria, Australia , d. 20 Jul 1994, Victoria, Australia |
| 10. Gladys SHEARER |
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Family ID |
F12 |
Group Sheet |
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Notes |
- Victoria, Australia, Birth Index, 1837-1917
Name: Mary Cassarly
Birth Registration Date: 1871
Birth Registration Place: Victoria, Australia
Father: Thomas Cassarly
Mother Maiden Name: Cox
Reference Number: 24029
Independent (Footscray, Vic. : 1883 - 1922) Sat 20 Apr 1918 Page 3
Australia, Death Index, 1787-1985
Name: Mary Shearer
Birth Year: abt 1872
Age: 68
Death Place: Victoria
Father's name: Thos Casserley
Mother's name: Cecilia Cox
Registration Year: 1940
Registration Place: Victoria
Registration Number: 2111
Independent (Footscray, Vic. : 1883 - 1922) Sat 20 Apr 1918 Page 3
FIVE WARRIOR BROTHERS.
Mrs .M. Shearer, of Ballarat street,
Yarrarville, has five sons who have re
sponded to the call. There are also
two younger sons who, although too
young to enlist, express their deter-
nuination to follow in their brothers'
footsteps when the opportunity pre
sents itself. Private W. Shearer an
Anzac, saw 12 months' service at Gal
lipoli and elsewhere, but was incapaci
tated by a very serious illness and was
invalided home. Gunner F. L. Shear
or, after 12 months' service on the
West front, contracted trench fever,
which confined him to hospital for
some time. He has recovered from the
attack and is back again in the
trenches. Whilst returning he met his
brother John, who is also serving on
the West front. Lance Corporal R. N.
Shearer, popularly known as "Bob,"
after being rejected on four or five oc
casions, succeeded at last in passing
the test, and has now rejoined his
brothers at the front. Private George
Shearer, who left Australia some five
months ago, became seriously ill and
is expected to return shortly. Mrs
Shearer also has two brothers and two
nephews serving in the colors.
Lance-Corporal "Bob" Shearer is
well and popularly known in football
circles-having been one of Yarra
ville's prominent players for years. In
writing to his mother, he encloses the
following verse:-
Fight for it, work for it, one of the
two,
It matters not which so long as you do
Your best to uphold it, and keep it
still flying
The flag of Australia that ever is try
ing
For right and for justice to answer the
call
For fairness to others aid freedom for
all.
The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954) Sat 9 Mar 1940 Page 19
DEATHS
SHEARER.- On March 7. at Royal Melbourne
Hospital, Mary, wife of John Shearer, dearly
beloved mother of Cecilia, Robert, William.
Frederick (deceased). John, Harry, Mary (de
ceased), James and Gladys, aged 68 -years.
R.l.P.
SHEARER.- On March 7, in the Melbourne
Hospital, Mary, mother of Robert Nicol.
Perfect peace after long illness.
- Inserted by her loving son, Robert.
FUNERALS
SHEARER. - The Friends of the late Mrs: MARY
SHEARER are respectfully informed that
her funeral, will leave her daughter's residence,
I6A Cuming-street, Yarravllle, THIS (Saturday)
MORNING, At 9 o'clock, for the place of inter
ment. in the Footscray Cemetery,
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