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| 3281 |
 | Newspaper report on the divorce of John Charles PIPER (1866-1948) and his wife Nellie LOAN (1867-1935).
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| 3282 |
 | Newspaper report on the divorce proceedings for Patrick Jerome DOWLING (1835-?) and his wife Catherine (m.n. McGINTY, 1839-1924).
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| 3283 |
 | Newspaper report on the fortunate escape made by Sarah Ann Carpenter BROMELL (c. 1854-1905) when the two horses she was driving bolted on the road between 'Hensley Park' and Hamilton VIC.
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| 3284 |
 | Newspaper report on the funeral of Bertha Alinda (Min) BROMELL (1870-1898).
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| 3285 |
 | Newspaper report on the funeral of Thomas BROMELL (c. 1833-1887).
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| 3286 |
 | Newspaper report on the passing of Emma BROMELL (m.n.WALTER, 1828-1916).
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| 3287 |
 | Newspaper report on the sentencing of Edward John McGINTY (1863-1930) at his trial for perjury.
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| 3288 |
 | Newspaper report on the successful passing of the Merit Certificate by Horace WALTER (1903-1988).
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| 3289 |
 | No. 101798, ACW1 (Flight Mechanic), Hilda Marjory POPE, Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force
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| 3290 |
 | No. 1121, Lieutenant, John Walter INGS (1897-1918), 56 Field Company, Royal Engineers, BEF
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| 3291 |
 | No. 112811, Sergeant Bruce Donald PYM, 1st. Canadian Parachute Battalion, Royal Canadian Infantry Corps, Canadian Army
Lest We Forget |
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| 3292 |
 | No. 1168521, Sergeant (Wireless Operator/Air Gunner), Francis Godfrey "Lucky" TRUSCOTT (1917-1942), 214 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Shown wearing his flying kit. Killed in action on a bombing mission to Munster in Germany. Lest We Forget. |
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| 3293 |
 | No. 1189, Private Ralph Thomas WALTER, 1st. ANZAC Cyclists Battalion, AIF
This image appears to have been taken at Seymour VIC soon after Ralph signed up for WWI. Seymour is the nearest town to Puckapunyal where many recruits were trained for deployment overseas. |
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| 3294 |
 | No. 2138, Lieutenant Walter Edward SHIELLS, MC (c. 1892-1976).
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| 3295 |
 | No. 27519, Private Charles Roy MacKENZIE (1891-1915), 15th. Battalion, Canadian Infantry, CEF.
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| 3296 |
 | No. 280, Corporal Robert Charles HOCKRIDGE, B Squadron, 9th. Australian Light Horse Regiment, AIF.
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| 3297 |
 | No. 3/7228, Private Lawrence ASHTON (c. 1879-1916)
Served during WWI with the 1st. Battalion, Devonshire Regiment BEF. Killed-in-action on 27 Aug 1917 in the Guillemont Region, Hauts-de-France FRA. He has no known grave but is honoured on the Thiepval Memorial to the Missing on the Somme. Lest We Forget. |
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| 3298 |
 | No. 3252, Sergeant Edward ELLIS, MM, MSM (1896-1917), 6th. Field Ambulance, Australian Army Medical Corps, AIF.
The image displayed was taken when he was still a Corporal. |
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| 3299 |
 | No. 35842, Lieutenant Albert George MORRIS (1907-1992), Headquarter Guard Battalion and 2/6 Battalion, Royal Australian Infantry, 2nd. AIF
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| 3300 |
 | No. 428116, Flight Sergeant, Layton Challander BARRETT (1924-1945) RAAF
Attached to No. 1656 Conversion Unit, RAF |
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| 3301 |
 | No. 445985, Private Harold George RICHARDS, 25th. Battalion, New Zealand Infantry, NZ Expeditionary Force.
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| 3302 |
 | No. 446762, Lieutenant Charles Henry Chepmell LANE (1897-1917), 10th. Battalion, Canadian Infantry, CEF
Served during WWI on the Western Front in France and Belgium. Killed in action on 15 Aug 1917. Lest We Forget. |
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| 3303 |
 | No. 48271, Lieutenant Herbert Donald TREWIN (1919-2005), 2/29 Battalion, Royal Australian Infantry, 2nd. AIF
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| 3304 |
 | No. 50344, Flying Officer Richard Harry WALTER (1911-2003).
During his service with the RAAF during WWII. |
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| 3305 |
 | No. 57, Private Charles Henry GIST, A Company, 14th. Battalion (Jacka's Mob), Australian Infantry, AIF, MEF.
An original ANZAC who was killed in action two days after the landing on the Gallipoli Peninsula. Lest We Forget. |
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| 3306 |
 | No. 589, Lance-Corporal Frank Davies BRAY (c. 1877-1916), 31st. Battalion, Australian Infantry, AIF.
Killed in action in the dreadful Battle of Fromelles where Australia suffered its blackest day in military history. Lest We Forget. |
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| 3307 |
 | No. 6406056, Sergeant Reginald William HAMMETT (1915-1944)
Served during WWII with the 1st. Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment, 8th. British Army. Killed-in-action on 20 Mar 1944 at Monte Cassino Italy. Lest We Forget. |
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| 3308 |
 | No. 696241, Corporal Horace Edward HEARD
Served during WWI with 12th. Battalion, Canadian Railway Corps, CEF. Lest We Forget. |
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| 3309 |
 | No. 79279, Corporal (Clerk) Robert Lance Nicholls, Royal Australian Air Force
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| 3310 |
 | No. 86404, Major John Bertram Vaughan POOLEY MC (1918-1944)
Served with distinction during WWII with the Royal Artillery, seconded to 3 Commando, British Army. Killed-in-action on 7 Jun 1944 one day after the D-Day landings. Lest We Forget. |
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| 3311 |
 | No. 954, Private Leslie John SHIELLS (1894-1915), F Company, 15th. Battalion, Australian Infantry, AIF. Died as a result wounds sustained while landing at Gallipoli Turkey. Lest We Forget.
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| 3312 |
 | No. A/105228, Guardsman Edward Charles TRIEBNER
Served during WWII with the 22nd. Armoured Regiment, Canadian Grenadier Guards, Royal Canadian Armoured Corps. Killed-in-action on 18 Sep 1944. Lest We Forget. |
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| 3313 |
 | No. A4083, Lance Corporal, Sidney Benjamin McCREA, Royal Hamilton Light Infantry, Royal Canadian Infantry Corps. Killed in action late in WWII.
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| 3314 |
 | No. A4098, Corporal Norman Hilton SANDERS (1919-1944)
Served during WWII with the Highland Light Infantry of Canada, Royal Canadian Infantry. Killed-in-action on 20 Sep 1944 at Boulogne, Hauts-de-Seine, Ile-de-France, FRA |
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| 3315 |
 | No. A412217, Sergeant (navigator), Harold Theodore WADDELL (1918-1943)
Served with the RAAF on attachment to 44 Squadron (Rhodesia) RAF. |
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| 3316 |
 | No. C27599, Wing Commander (Pilot), Ralph Royden INGS (1900-1943), Royal Canadian Air Force
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| 3317 |
 | No. J/13955, Flying Officer (Navigator), RCAF serving with 612 Squadron RAF is remembered on the panels of the Runnymede Air Forces Memorial, Englefield Green SRY.
Status: Located; |
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| 3318 |
 | No. J/17608, Pilot Officer (Flight Engineer) Earle George DOLBY, DFC (1920-1943).
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| 3319 |
 | No. J/21265, Flight Lieutenant (pilot) Gordon William Neil FANSON (c. 1916-1943)
Served during WWII with 428 Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force. Killed-in-action over Germany on 18 Aug 1943. Lest We Forget. |
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| 3320 |
 | No. J/24995, Flying Officer (pilot), Royal Canadian Air Force, 630 Squadron RAF.
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| 3321 |
 | No. J/85364, Pilot Officer, Gordon William LILLICO (1916-1944), 428 (Ghost) Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force
His aircraft failed to return from a mining operation to Keil Bay on the German Baltic coast and he and his crew were lost without trace. Lest We Forget. |
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| 3322 |
 | No. J/9770, Flying Officer (Navigator), John Irven MacKENZIE, Royal Canadian Air Force, serving with 214 Squadron, RAF.
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| 3323 |
 | No. J15309, Flying Officer (Bomb Aimer), Vincent Sanford MacCAUSLAND (1913-1943) who served with the Royal Canadian Air Force during WWII attached to 617 Squadron (The Dambusters) RAF
Took part in Operation Chastise (the Dams raid) but was killed in action on the return journey to RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire England. Lest We Forget. |
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| 3324 |
 | No. J93851, Pilot Officer (Navigator), Sidney Gordon RUNDLE (1924-1945), 426 Squadron, RCAF. Lest We Forget.
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| 3325 |
 | No. M17157, Private, Samuel Elmer BAYLEY, Loyal Edmonton Regiment, Royal Canadian Infantry Corps
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| 3326 |
 | No. N445285, Private Murray SAVILLE (1914-1936), 35 Australian Employment Company, 2nd. AIF.
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| 3327 |
 | No. R.113195, Flight Sergeant (Air Gunner) Arthur Cephas WORDEN (1910-1943), RCAF, attached to 51 Squadron, RAF who died while on active service on an operation to Dusseldorf, Germany on 25 May 1943. Lest We Forget.
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| 3328 |
 | No. R/103834, A.C.2, Nigel Somerled ARMSTRONG (1920-1941), Royal Canadian Air Force
Lest We Forget |
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| 3329 |
 | No. R144001, Warrant Officer II Martin Harvey PENHALE (1922-1944)
Served during WWII with 224 Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force. Lost on an operations over the Bay of Biscay on 20 Mar 1944. Unfortunately he has no known grave. Lest We Forget. |
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| 3330 |
 | No. SX13191, Private William Rex BOWD (1915-1942)
Served during WWII with the 2/48 Battalion, Australian Infantry, 2nd. AIF. Killed-in-action at El Alamein, Egypt on 5 Nov 1942. Lest We Forget. |
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| 3331 |
 | No. V160053, Private, Robert Clive WALTER (1922-1995) 23/21 Battalion, Volunteer Defence Force
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| 3332 |
 | No. VX16632, Private Titus Leslie TREWIN, 2/8 Infantry Battalion, 2nd. AIF
Captured and became a Prisoner of War on 5 Jun 1941. Lest We Forget. |
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| 3333 |
 | No. VX181376, Sapper, Wilfred George McGINTY (1907-1983), 5 Field Company, Royal Australian Engineers, 2nd. AIF
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| 3334 |
 | No. VX34750, Sapper Arthur Martin DANGER, 2/16 Field Company, Royal Australian Engineers, 2nd. AIF. Lest We Forget.
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| 3335 |
 | No. VX35992, Gunner, William Mullen BROWN (1917-1968), 2/14 Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, 2nd. AIF.
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| 3336 |
 | No. VX35992, Gunner, William Mullen BROWN (1917-1968), 2/14 Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, 2nd. AIF.
Identification image taken on enlistment in the 2nd. AIF. |
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| 3337 |
 | No. VX43422, Private, Mervyn Russell WALTER
Served with 2/9 Field Ambulance, 2nd. AIF. Taken prisoner of war in 1942, but fortunately returned to Australia in October 1945. |
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| 3338 |
 | No. VX45519, Private, Ivan Harrison PEARSE (1921-1992)
Served during WWII as a medical orderly with the 2/8 Field Ambulance, Australian Medical Corps, 2nd. AIF. |
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| 3339 |
 | No. VX86620, Sergeant, John Maurice VIGAR (1921-1991) who served with LHQ, Australian Army Service Corps School, during WWII
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| 3340 |
 | No. VX97587, Corporal, William Robert WALTER (1927-?), 13 Australian PW Group, 2nd. AIF
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| 3341 |
 | No. WX945, Private Kenneth John HOCKRIDGE, 2/11 Battalion, Australian Infantry, 2nd. AIF
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| 3342 |
 | Noradjuha Cricket team, circa 1900
Scorer Frederick Joseph WALTER (1872-1925) is third from the LH end of the back row and Leslie William CRANAGE (1879-1926) is in the front row holding the bat. |
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| 3343 |
 | Norman Edgar WALTER (1885-1973)
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| 3344 |
 | Norman Edgar WALTER (1885-1973) and his sister Henrietta Evelina (Hettie) WALTER (1876-1944).
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| 3345 |
 | Notice of application for a grant of probate of the will of Maria Louise Jacqueline CONNELL (m.n. McGINTY, 1875-1952).
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| 3346 |
 | Notice regarding the will of John Thomas BROMELL (1864-1919).
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| 3347 |
 | Notices of death and funeral for Patrick CARMODY (Abt. 1837-1913).
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| 3348 |
 | Obituary and photograph of Lt-Col. Walter Percy FARR (1889-1940) published in the Argus on 18 Nov 1940, p5.
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| 3349 |
 | Obituary and photograph of Lt-Col. Walter Percy FARR (1889-1940) published in the Sydney Morning Herald on 18 Nov 1940, p5 and p12.
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| 3350 |
 | Obituary for Agnes Violet WALTER (m.n. BLACK, 1919-1997). Probably extracted from the Hamilton Spectator, late March/early April 1997.
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| 3351 |
 | Obituary published in the Auckland Weekly News on 15 Nov 1917 setting out the life of William Henwood JOHNS (1891-1917).
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| 3352 |
 | Obituary to Isaac SMALE (Abt. 1833-1923) in the Melbourne Argus newspaper on 12 Feb 1923.
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| 3353 |
 | Officers of the 20th. Battalion, Australian Infantry, Australian Imperial Forces
Image taken somewhere on the Western Front. Harold Arthur PAUL (1878-1922) is located 4th. from the left of the middle row. |
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| 3354 |
 | Olive Eileen WALTER (1903-1977)
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| 3355 |
 | On the front verandah of "Wyuna", 105 High Street, Belmont VIC
Alice Rose HERD (m.n. SUMNER, 1881-1954), Unknown possibly a QUILLIGAN or QUINLIVAN and Eileen Beatrice HERD (1903-1966). |
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| 3356 |
 | Oromel Harry BIGELOW (1881-1966).
Professor of Mathematics |
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| 3357 |
 | Oromel Reed BIGELOW (1912-1991).
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| 3358 |
 | Page 1 of a transcript of an indent signed by John BRIMACOMBE (abt. 1758-1840) and others regarding land holdings around Morwenstow CON.
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| 3359 |
 | Page 2 of a transcript of an indent signed by John BRIMACOMBE (abt. 1758-1840) and others regarding land holdings around Morwenstow CON.
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| 3360 |
 | Page 3 of a transcript of an indent signed by John BRIMACOMBE (abt. 1758-1840) and others regarding land holdings around Morwenstow CON.
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