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| 16881 | There is a problem with the birth date as it is shown as 4 days after her brother George's birth. | BENOY Georgiannie (I41092)
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| 16882 | There is considerable conjecture regarding two of the childern of this marriage. It appears that John TREMEERE and the first James TREMEERE were twins as they were both baptised on the same day. The question arises as to why would the second James TREMEERE be so named when the other James appears to be alive and kicking? Family historians often come across parents in the situation where a later child is identically named as a 'replacement' for an earlier offspring who has passed away. | TREMEERE John (I3741)
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| 16883 | There is considerable doubt about the origins of Richard. Some say that he was born in Hartland DEV in Feb 1644/45 the son of Lawrence WALTER (c. 1606-?) and Susanne GUISTE (?-?). Others say his origins are in Wales which I think is very doubtful. If anyone can help in certifying his origins it would be a great relief to many interested family historians. | WALTER Richard (I1900)
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| 16884 | There is considerable doubt about this death but I would believe that this Jane TREWIN must surely haved died prior to the birth of her sister, another Jane TREWIN in 1848. | TREWIN Jane (I18877)
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| 16885 | There is doubt about whether Margaret SYMONS was buried or cremated at Fawkner Memorial Park. | BURT Margaret (I28028)
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| 16886 | There is possibly another child of the union of Kevin Lawrence LENEHAN and Lana (----). | LENEHAN Kevin Lawrence (I1237)
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| 16887 | There is some doubt about the dates of death and burial for Anne EASTAWAY (c. 1795-1850) as the headstone image on which she is remembered is difficult to read. | EASTAWAY Anne (I24905)
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| 16888 | There is some doubt about the end date of service. Cpl. MELHUISH was wounded at least once in the chest. | MELHUISH William Herbert (I25862)
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| 16889 | There is some doubt about the events surrounding this burial as the headstone at Coghills Creek Cemetery refers to 'James Alexander WALTER, died in infancy'. | WALTER Alexander McIntosh (I8106)
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| 16890 | There is some doubt about the exact date of death of Richard Walter HORN. The possible dates appear to be the 6th. or 7th. of November 1897. | HORNE Richard Walter (I1520)
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| 16891 | There is some evidence that Earle George DOLBY successfully bailed out of the stricken Lancaster and reached the ground only to be beaten to death by irate Germans. | DOLBY Earle George, DFC (I34318)
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| 16892 | There seems to be some doubt as to whether Mary OSBORNE's second given name was Ann or Grace. | OSBORNE Mary Grace (I18426)
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| 16893 | This birth date is somewhat uncertain as the FreeBDMs web site shows a birth date of Quarter 3, 1839. | REED John Cottle (I20272)
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| 16894 | This church is often referred to as St. James Old Cathedral, particularly after it was move brick by brick to the current sight adjacent to the Flagstaff Gardens. It became a cathedral in 1847 when the diocese of Melbourne was founded. In 1891 it reverted to being a parish church when the current St. Paul's Cathedral was consecrated. | Family F1206
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| 16895 | This family is extremely difficult to sort out - too many PASCOES in this area of Cornwall. Any assistance would be more than welcome! | PASCOE Henry (I38682)
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| 16896 | This headstone is no longer visible in this cemetery. However a transcription of the headstone recorded many years ago is still available as below: Sacred to the memory of Jane the wife of William Jewell Yeoman of this parish and daughter of the late John and Mary Shearm Cottle of West Youlston: she departed this life at Shortson of an apoplexy on the 3rd day of June A.D. 1848 age 48 years. Therefore be ye also ready: for in such an hour as ye think not the son of man cometh. | COTTLE Jane (I11430)
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| 16897 | This headstone might be a memorial only and not the actual location of the burial. | ALLIN Thomas (I5788)
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| 16898 | This headstone might be a memorial only and not the actual location of the burial. | ALLIN Richard (I5789)
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| 16899 | This headstone might be a memorial only and not the actual location of the burial. | ALLIN Robert (I5790)
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| 16900 | This headstone might be a memorial only and not the actual location of the burial. | ALLIN Edwin Louis (I5791)
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| 16901 | This headstone might be a memorial only and not the actual location of the burial. | ALLIN Elizabeth (I5792)
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| 16902 | This headstone might be a memorial only and not the actual location of the burial. | ALLIN Samuel (I5793)
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| 16903 | This hospital closed in 2000. | BRIMACOMBE Mary Ann (I5639)
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| 16904 | This is a very puzzling record as his birthdte is only three months after that of his sister Ruth Elvera GRAT! | GRAY Victor Wesley (I40393)
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| 16905 | Thomas ALLIN and Mary BRIMACOMBE farmed near the shore of Lake Ontario | ALLIN Thomas (I5614)
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| 16906 | Thomas BARRETT of this parish (otp). | Family F11291
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| 16907 | Thomas Geake WEBB (c. 1826-1879) also married Jane KEYS in 1874. | WEBB Thomas Geake (I14101)
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| 16908 | THomas Henry AXFORD (1841-1925) also married Catherine Ellen HEAL. | AXFORD Thomas Henry (I20326)
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| 16909 | Thomas Simmons Lawn, Lawn/Lawn Beam, Row CJ, Grave 79 | HUNTER Linda May (I12345)
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| 16910 | Thomas Simmons Lawn, Lawn/Lawn Beam, Row CJ, Grave 79 | O'DOHERTY Patrick Hugh (I12460)
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| 16911 | Thomas Simmons Lawn, Row AG, Grave 18 | LEES Clyde Boulter (I11152)
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| 16912 | Thomas Simmons Lawn, Row DE, Grave 42 | TREWIN Ethel Mary (I18960)
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| 16913 | Thomas Simmons Lawn, Row DR, Grave 03 | TOMLINSON Annie (I4268)
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| 16914 | Thomas Simmons Lawn, Row DR, Grave 03 | DUANE Thomas Arthur (I4339)
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| 16915 | Thomas Simmons Lawn, Row N, Grave 20 | SNEDDON Ernest Walter (I793)
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| 16916 | Thomas Simmons Lawn, Row N, Grave 20 | WALTER Daisy Constance (I1644)
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| 16917 | Thomas Simmons Lawn, Row T, Grave 42 | BARKER Jane (I18939)
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| 16918 | Thomas SMALE (Canal labourer), his wife Grace (Canal labourers wife), Elizabeth (Daughter/dressmaker), Noah (Son/scholar) and Ann (Grand-daughter/scholar). PRO Ref: HO/107/1896 Folio: 448 Page: 1 FHL Film: 0221047 | SMALE Noah (I1355)
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| 16919 | Thomas SMALE (Canal labourer), his wife Grace (Canal labourers wife), Elizabeth (Daughter/dressmaker), Noah (Son/scholar) and Ann (Grand-daughter/scholar). PRO Ref: HO/107/1896 Folio: 448 Page: 1 FHL Film: 0221047 | SMALE Thomas (I2441)
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| 16920 | Thomas SMALE (Canal labourer), his wife Grace (Canal labourers wife), Elizabeth (Daughter/dressmaker), Noah (Son/scholar) and Ann (Grand-daughter/scholar). PRO Ref: HO/107/1896 Folio: 448 Page: 1 FHL Film: 0221047 | SHAPLIN Grace (I2452)
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| 16921 | Thomas SMALE (Canal labourer), his wife Grace (Canal labourers wife), Elizabeth (Daughter/dressmaker), Noah (Son/scholar) and Ann (Grand-daughter/scholar). PRO Ref: HO/107/1896 Folio: 448 Page: 1 FHL Film: 0221047 | SMALE Elizabeth (I3913)
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| 16922 | Thomas SMALE, his wife Eliza, daughter Mary Ann and his brother Isaac shown as residing at 12 Mill Pleasant, Devonport DEV. Interestingly, Isaac is described as a Mason Apprentice. PRO Ref: HO/107/1882, Folio: 361, Page: 18, FHL Film: 0221031 | SMALE Mary Ann (I1112)
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| 16923 | Thomas SMALE, his wife Eliza, daughter Mary Ann and his brother Isaac shown as residing at 12 Mill Pleasant, Devonport DEV. Interestingly, Isaac is described as a Mason Apprentice. PRO Ref: HO/107/1882, Folio: 361, Page: 18, FHL Film: 0221031 | SMALE Thomas, JP (I2418)
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| 16924 | Thomas SMALE, his wife Eliza, daughter Mary Ann and his brother Isaac shown as residing at 12 Mill Pleasant, Devonport DEV. Interestingly, Isaac is described as a Mason Apprentice. PRO Ref: HO/107/1882, Folio: 361, Page: 18, FHL Film: 0221031 | SAMELLS Eliza (I2430)
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| 16925 | Thomas was living in 1651 as he is mentioned in the will of his father which is dated in 1651. | CORNISH Walter (I26019)
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| 16926 | Thomas was unfortunately afflicted with Spinal Meningitis which necessitated his early return to Australia on 11 May, 1916 and his subsequent early discharge from the AIF. | HUNTER Thomas (I12331)
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| 16927 | Three children. | VAUTIER Catherine Jillian (I9098)
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| 16928 | Throughout his service in the Army he suffered from Neurasthenia which is is broadly equivalent to chronic fatigue syndrome. After several periods in casualty clearing stations he was evacuated to England where it was decided that he would return home to Canada for a medical discharge. | GRIGGS John William (I40593)
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| 16929 | To Australia after 1899 as the grave of son Charles John BRIMACOMBE is in the Morwenstow CON churchyard. He died at Bude CON in May 1899 having been born early in that year. | BRIMACOMBE John (I5752)
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| 16930 | Todd attended Beau Valley Public School, Central Park Senior Public School and O'Neill Collegiate and Vocational Institute in Oshawa, graduating in 1987. He then attended Waterloo University in a co-op programme, graduating in Mechanical Engineering May 30, 1992. In September, 1992, he entered Queen's University Law School. In May, 1994, he became a summer student at Bereskin Parr in Toronto and was accepted by them for his term of articles. | BAILEY Todd Douglas (I5114)
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| 16931 | Took part in 43 Operational flights in Lancaster bombers. Lest We Forget. | DOLBY Earle George, DFC (I34318)
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| 16932 | Took part in the D Day landings at Juno Beach on 6 Jun 1944. 8 Jul 1944 After successfully taking and passing through the village of Authie at 1815 hours the unit moved along the line of advance but was pinned down by one LMG (light machine gun) in a pillbox at the corner of the Abbeye d' Ardenne Saint-Germain-la-Blanche-Herbe and another LMG sniper on top of the abbey. During this time the Regina Rifles suffered several casualties including Captain White. Lest We Forget. | WHITE William Lisle Christie (I18191)
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| 16933 | Took part in the major battles at Bullecourt, Pozières, Mouquet Farm and Passchendaele. Sustained a gunshot wound to his back on 23 Apr 1916 from which he made a full recovery. Died while on leave in England from pneumonia which was probably a result of Spanish Influenza which was at that time, sweepng through the soldiers on the Western Front. Lest We Forget. | SHUTTLEWORTH Arthur Nameby (I36852)
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| 16934 | Took part in the very costly raid on Dieppe, Normandy, France on 19 Aug 1942, but returned to England unscathed. Lest We Forget. | WALTERS Clarence Victor (I39847)
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| 16935 | Tracy Michelle NOWELL (m.n. BENSON) has the following children from a previous relationship: Emma Louise NOWELL, Dylan Graham NOWELL, Luke Dale NOWELL and Daniel Keith NOWELL. | BENSON) Tracy Michelle NOWELL (m.n. (I25604)
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| 16936 | Trained as a bomber pilot and joined 623 Squadron, RAF. Shot down by flak over Germany while flying a Stirling bomber. He and his crew were all captured and became POWs. Incarcerated in Stalug Luft I for 22 months between 3 Dec 1943 and 14 May 1945. | BENNETT Charles Raymond (I3505)
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| 16937 | Trained in Canada, did not serve overseas. | DAVIS Joseph George (I28827)
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| 16938 | Trained Singer, B Mus, Grad. Dip. Mus (Vocal Performance) | WALTER Bradley Frederick (I1335)
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| 16939 | Tranferred to the 2nd. Divisional Ammunition Column (DAC) on 11 Mar 1916. | ROWSELL Henry Edward (I4496)
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| 16940 | Transcript of the will of Joseph VINCENT (Abt. 1696-1750) I ordain this to be my last Will and Testament In the first place I give unto my Brother Bethuel Vincent one shilling. Item I give unto my Brother Thomas Vincent one shilling, Item I give unto my Bro: Robert Vincent one shilling. Item I give unto Richard Vincent one shilling. Item - I give unto William Vincent one shilling. Item I give unto my sister Mary Barry one shilling and one Pewter dish. Item I give unto - Mary the daughter of John Burrow one Pewter dish. Item I give unto all my - God chilldren one shilling, to each of them all the rest of my goods and chattles I give and bequeath unto my Wife whome I constitute and appoint My Executrix of this my last Will and Testament in wittness hereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 27th. day of - September in the year of our Lord 1743. Sighn'd seal'd (Publish'd) The signe of [ seal ] and declar'd in prience of Joseph JV Vincent [ here ] Edwd. Waddon Robert Gibings | VINSON Joseph (I3546)
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| 16941 | Transcript of the will of Joseph VINSON This is the last Will and Testament of me Joseph Vinson in the parish of Kilkhampton in the County of Cornwall who seriously considering the uncertainty of Human Life do intend to give and dispose of all my Worldly property in manner hereinafter mentioned. But first I recommend my Soul to the extensive ........ of that Almighty Supreme Being who gave it to me. I hereby confirm the settlement made by me on my dear Wife on our Marriage and declare the same together with the Provision hereby made for her to be in lieu of all Dower and thirds which she might otherwise claim out of my Estates and Effects. I give and bequeath unto my said Wife the sum of Twenty pounds of lawful Money current in Great Britain to be paid to her by my Executrix hereinafter named at the expiration of six months after my decease. Also I give and bequeath unto my said Wife during her Widowhood only the use of House and Garden which I now occupy and also the use of as much of the Household Furniture as she may have occasion for. Also I give and devise unto my Daughter Sophia Willcocks all that tenement or parcel of land commonly called or known by the name of Newhey now in occupation of Thomas Hocking situate in the parish of Kilkhampton aforesaid with all appurtenances thereto belonging to hold the same unto and to the use of my Daughter Sophia her Heirs and assigns for ever. Also I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Sophia Willcocks the sum of One hundred pounds of lawful Money current in Great Britain to be paid to her by my Executrix hereinafter named at the expiration of twelve Months after my decease. Also I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Grace Walter the sum of one hundred Pounds of lawful money as aforesaid to be paid to her by my executrix hereinafter named at the expiration of Twelve months after my decease. I give and bequeath unto my nephew Joseph Vinson Walter the son of William and Grace Walter the sum of Twenty Pounds of lawful money as aforesaid to be paid to him twelve months after my decease. I give and bequeath unto each of my two Granddaughters Elizabeth Ann Walter and Charlotte Walter the sum of Ten Pounds of lawful money as aforesaid to be paid to each of them by my Executrix hereinafter named at the expiration of twelve Months after my decease. I give and bequeath unto my Niece Jane Hopgood the sum of Five Pounds to be paid to her immediately after my decease to buy her a suit of mourning. I give and bequeath unto the four Daughters of my late Nephew Thomas Vinson the sum of Five pounds to be paid to them immediately to buy them suits of mourning. And all the rest and residue of my Lands, Leasehold property and effects whatsoever and Wheresoever subject to my Debts, Legacies and all other expenses ........ I give and bequeath unto my daughter Betsey Adams whom I hereby constitute and appoint my whole and sole Executrix of this my last will ........ Will made 7 August 1829. Witnessed by L. Ashton, Grace Yeo and S. Walkey. | VINSON Joseph (I2254)
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| 16942 | Tristania, Garden F3, Bed 20, Rose 69 | BENNETT Kardinia May (I576)
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| 16943 | Tristania, Garden F3, Bed 20, Rose 69 | LETHBRIDGE Ernest (I1782)
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| 16944 | Tristania, Garden F4, Bed 2, Rose 03 | GREEN Edward Ignatius (I678)
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| 16945 | Tristania, Garden F4, Bed 2, Rose 03 | ARNOLD Ellen Esther (I13182)
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| 16946 | Tristania, Garden F4, Bed 2, Rose 03 | GREEN Ian Edward (I13183)
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| 16947 | Tristania, Garden F4, Bed 6, Rose 11 | TREWIN Sophia Ann (I18907)
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| 16948 | Tristania, Garden F4, Bed 6, Rose 11 | TREWIN Mary Grace (I18909)
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| 16949 | Tristania, Garden F4, Bed 6, Rose 11 | BULLIVANT Arthur Alfred (I19643)
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| 16950 | Tristania, Garden F4, Bed 6, Rose 11. | LINFORTH Eric Charles (I19651)
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| 16951 | Tristania, Wall 2B, Niche 144 | LEIGH Lewis Herbert (I4549)
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| 16952 | Tristania, Wall 2B, Niche 604 | SPRIGGINS Edith Rose (I6633)
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| 16953 | Tristania, Wall 2B, Niche 697 | SELLWOOD Julia Ann (I4560)
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| 16954 | Tristania, Wall 4C, Niche 156 | BALL Alfred (I6429)
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| 16955 | Tristania, Wall 4C, Niche 156 | BALL Alfred (I6429)
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| 16956 | Twice rejected for military service during WWI but eventually managed to become a mercantile mariner. In 1919 he is recorded as being in Cork IRE. | RIBE Edward James (I1467)
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| 16957 | Twice wounded and once shell shocked. | FEAGAN William Leonard (I16539)
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| 16958 | Twice wounded in action and invalided home to Australia | ARNOLD Nicholas John (I4378)
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| 16959 | Twice wounded in action on 4 Oct 1917 and 12 Oct 1917. | ANSON Edward Joseph (I3658)
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| 16960 | Twice wounded in action: Shrapnel wound right arm, 15 Nov 1916 and Gunshot wound right leg, 3 Oct 1918. | KABLE Frank (I35538)
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