Notes: The Relatives of Frederick Lionel WALTER

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#	Notes	Linked to
1681	Father Unknown on VIC Federation Index.	SMALE John Alexander McLellan (I4185)
1682	Father's name shown as "Wylliame". Residence: Woodeford.	BONDE Katherine (I20797)
1683	Father's occupation: Carrier	YEO James (I46257)
1684	Father's occupation: Carrier	YEO Nancy (I46258)
1685	Father's occupation: Labourer	YEO William (I46256)
1686	Father's Occupation: Yeoman	BRAY Julia (I32600)
1687	Father: Alexander HUIE, b. 29 Jan 1793 at Edinburgh MLN, d. 8 Jan 1852. Mother: Eliza Gordon EDGAR, b. 6 Sep 1801, Belfast ANT, d. 23 Jul 1869, Geelong VIC. The Barrabool Shire Council's Jubilee, compiled by Cr. W. Ham shows: James HUIE listed as Shire Secretary, 1870-1877. Probate records show James HUIE formerly of Ararat, VIC (where he was Shire Engineer) left all his estate to Samuel MORRIS who married Catherine McGILL the daughter of the first marriage of his wife Sarah to John McGILL. MORRIS was the Shire Engineer at Bannockburn, VIC and apparently had custody of the HUIE children as their mother had died earlier in 1877. At the time of his death he owned no real estate.	HUIE James, CE (I3685)
1688	Father: Joseph WINN, Mother: Sophie JONES. Believed to have been at some time a British soldier on Norfolk Island.	WINN George (I3679)
1689	Felicia, Garden 3, Bed 5, Shrub 02	WALTER Jean Catherine (I520)
1690	Felicia, Garden 3, Bed 5, Shrub 02	GRIFFITHS Gordon Duncan (I8824)
1691	Felicia, Garden 3, Tree 06	CHING Harold Walter (I6241)
1692	Felicia, Garden 3, Tree 06	MORRIS Stella Florence (I13662)
1693	Fell from a ladder.	COLWELL John Randall (I16325)
1694	Field Cottage	JEFFERY John Thomas (I45045)
1695	Find a Grave record states date of birth as 1 Jun 1890 in MAN.	COURTICE Annie Evelyn Blanche (I24473)
1696	First given name sometimes Florence, Floretta and Flora.	WALTERS Flora Isadora (I9662)
1697	First given name sometimes Lilly.	GREENWOOD Lily May (I653)
1698	First given name sometimes: Dougald.	COUCH Douglas A. (I23302)
1699	First Nations Tribe: Dakota	CHASKE Nellie (I29681)
1700	Fitzsimons Lawn	CARMODY John Edward George (I4299)
1701	Fitzsimons Lawn	CARMODY Monica Teresa (I4302)
1702	Fitzsimons Lawn	DREW Dorothy Emma Eugenie (I9707)
1703	Fitzsimons Lawn, Grave C/2304	CHARLTON Mabel (I4233)
1704	Fitzsimons Lawn, Grave C/2304	WATSON Edward Albert (I7221)
1705	Flying in Catalina aircraft.	CLEMPSON Ivan Ernest (I42561)
1706	Followed by a memorial service at St. Nectan's Church, Stoke, Hartland DEV.	WINCHCOMBE Leonard (I11300)
1707	Following a memorial service held at Kingsview United Church, Oshawa ONT.	BAILEY Earl Gordon, QC (I5112)
1708	Following a Memorial Service held at St Andrew's Uniting Church, Horsham 2.00 p.m.	HEARD Geoffrey Bromell (I82)
1709	Following a private cremation a memorial service was held at The Boulevard, 121 Studley Park Road, Kew VIC.	WALTER Hugh Malcolm (I7263)
1710	Following a service at the Chapel of Hall Funerals, 75 Corangamite Street, Colac VIC.	DRAYTON Archie (I12809)
1711	Following a service held at Belmont Uniting Church, Thomson Street, Belmont VIC. Rose garden 4, Row 7, Grave 4	WALLACE Margaret Isobel (I3853)
1712	Following a service held at East Geelong Uniting Church. Private Cremation.	ARMISTEAD Edwin Charles (I12596)
1713	Following a service held at Lyndon Grove, Grovedale VIC. Location: GMP-RG1-54-102-1	STRICKLAND Darryll Maxwell, RFD ED (I2259)
1714	Following a service held at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Gellibrand Street, Colac, VIC. Plot: CLC-LAWN-E02-808-90	ARMISTEAD Dorothy May (I12909)
1715	Following a service held at Tuckers Chapel, Barrabool Hills Centre, 4-32 Province Boulevard, Highton VIC. Cemetery Plot: LPD-LAWN-1J-808-27	SPENCER Graeme Ford (I25429)
1716	Following a service held at Tuckers Chapel, cnr. of Torquay and Pioneer Roads, Grovedale VIC. Cemetery Plot: LPD-LAWN-1J-808-27	ARMISTEAD Thelma Louisa (I12908)
1717	Following her divorce from Maurice Clair CORBELL Hilda re-married William YOUNG (1912-2004).	BAWDEN Hilda May (I29278)
1718	Following the death of his first wife Mary Margaret HOOPER in 1900, William GOARD (1862-1931) married Annie PARKINSON (1863-1935).	GOARD William (I18330)
1719	Following the death of John Wesley GRILLS (1880-1930) Ellen remarried a Frederick MORRIS in 1931.	CUTHBERTSON Ellen (I33779)
1720	Following the passing of Helen SHUBPACH, John Allen HAYWARD re-married Helen's younger sister Jeanette (Jean) SHUBPACH. In time, this union added eight more children to the family group. To further confuse the reader, the older sister of both Helen and Jean, namely Eva Gertrude SHUBPACH married the older brother of John Allen HAYWARD (1912-1996), namely Robert Frederick HAYWARD (1906-1974).	SCHUBPACH Eva Gertude (I17535)
1721	Following the passing of Helen SHUBPACH, John Allen HAYWARD re-married Helen's younger sister Jeanette (Jean) SHUBPACH. In time, this union added eight more children to the family group. To further confuse the reader, the older sister of both Helen and Jean, namely Eva Gertrude SHUBPACH married the older brother of John Allen HAYWARD (1912-1996), namely Robert Frederick HAYWARD (1906-1974).	SHUBPACH Helen (I17536)
1722	Following the passing of Helen SHUBPACH, John Allen HAYWARD re-married Helen's younger sister Jeanette (Jean) SHUBPACH. In time, this union added eight more children to the family group. To further confuse the reader, the older sister of both Helen and Jean, namely Eva Gertrude SHUBPACH married the older brother of John Allen HAYWARD (1912-1996), namely Robert Frederick HAYWARD (1906-1974).	SHUBPACH Jeanette (I22304)
1723	Following the premature death of Ada Mary 'Nonie' HUIE (m.n. JENKINS 1871-1917), her husband John Ziegler HUIE (1861-1949) married Clara Florence JENKINS (c. 1866-1943) an older sister of his first wife.	JENKINS Ada Mary (I15266)
1724	For 33 years the respected Church-Warden of St. Dominick.	RABBAGE James (I44731)
1725	For conspicuous gallantry in scouting missions carried out during the crossing of the Jordan River in what is now Syria.	STOCKDALE George, MID (I36101)
1726	For Dr. Jackson Foods.	REED William Charles (I33301)
1727	For his service to the meat processing industry and the wider community. (2022 Australia Day Awards).	HERD Francis (I9123)
1728	For Kavanagh Foods.	REED William Charles (I33301)
1729	For meritorious achievement as the Secretary of the Soldier Career Management Agency, Medical Employment Classification Review Board.	WALTER Rik Andrew, CSM (I1593)
1730	For reasons which are very puzzling, the Army records of Clarence Victor WALTERS give his first given name as 'Clare'.	WALTERS Clarence Victor (I39847)
1731	For service in the Middle East between 1 May 1942 and 22 Oct 1942.	FORMBY Richard Harper (I36876)
1732	For service on the Western Front.	SHIELLS Walter Edward, MC (I24880)
1733	For service on the Western Front.	SHIELLS Walter Edward, MC (I24880)
1734	For service to the community. "The Centenary Medal commemorates 100 years of federation and acknowledges the challenges of the new century by recognising citizens and other people who made a contribution to Australian society or government."	WALTER Richard Dennis, AM (I1931)
1735	FOR SERVICE TO THE MEAT INDUSTRY IN AUSTRALIA, AND TO THE COMMUNITY OF GEELONG.	HERD Frederick Rock, AM (I3507)
1736	For service to the sports of cross-country skiing and biathlon as a coach and administrator.	CRANAGE Robert Keith, OAM (I160)
1737	For services to veterinary science particularly through the Australian Veterinary Association.	Dr. FARR Kathleen Ionie, OAM (I9280)
1738	For valuable services rendered during the present war.	ELLIS Edward, MM, MSM (I32546)
1739	Former married surname was WILKINSON.	MEATS Margaret Mary, (m.n. MEATS) (I4658)
1740	Former surname: ABERNEATHY	RAFFERTY William Earl (I17659)
1741	Formerly married to Richard WATTS (?-1774) with issue of 4 children.	BURGOYNE Joan (I3330)
1742	Fountain Lawn	ROBERTSON Lillian Mary (I7130)
1743	Fountain Lawn, Sec B, Comp C, Grave 52, Lawn Plaque	STEWARD George Robert (I7158)
1744	Francis BENNETT was the son of Alexander BENNETT (Naval Officer and Irish Coast Guard) and his wife Martha (----). Francis served on many ships before coming to Australia and served as master on many vessels sailing between the Australian colonies. It is believed that he was captain of "The Black Swan" which was the first large vessel to sail up the Yarra River in what was later to become Melbourne. ____ Geelong Advertiser, 31 Dec 1894 Mr Francis Bennett, an old colonist, passed away last Friday (says the "Horsham Times") at the ripe old age of 80 years. He was a colonist of 56 years' standing, having landed in Port Philip in 1838. At that time he was connected with the sea, having an interest in several schooners trading between Hobart and Western Port. He successfully piloted the first large vessel up the Yarra, the Black Swan. Soon after he gave up the sea and settled at Kardinia Estate, Geelong, where he spent the most of his life. He came to the Wimmera in 1874, and remained there until his death. He leaves a grown family of nine.	BENNETT Francis (I3673)
1745	Francis Bertram WALTER and his wife Florence (----) were believed to have lived somewhere in NSW and had two daughters.	WALTER Francis Bertram (I4616)
1746	Francis Oswald HERD founded the Geelong wholesale butcher M.C. Herd Pty. Ltd. in the name of his wife Maud Cecelia HERD (m.n. LAMB).	HERD Francis Oswald (I3473)
1747	Fred and his parents, along with his brothers (Ken and Denis) and sister (Helen), lived in several places mainly in Geelong and district including Paraparap, Rockbank, Leopold, Torquay, Bellbrae, Wangaratta, Belmont and Ceres.	WALTER Frederick Lionel (I890)
1748	Fred enlisted in the Australian Regular Army on 7 Jan 1960, firstly spending three years at the Army Apprentices' School in Balcombe VIC where he undertook training as a Radio Technician. On graduation (as App/Staff Sgt.) he joined RAEME (Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers) to complete his training as a Radar Technician. During the next six years he was posted to Moorebank NSW, Bandiana VIC, Woomera SA, Holsworthy NSW, Nui Dat South Vietnam (Australian Force Vietnam) and finally to Albert Park Barracks in Melbourne VIC. During that time he was promoted to the rank of Temporary Staff-Sergeant. Fred is often heard to say that he does not regret one minute of his time in the Army and his first love is still anything to do with radar. Short periods working at Laverton and back in Geelong followed his discharge, prior to joining the staff of the Gordon Institute of Technology as an Electronics Technician in the Physics Department. Over the following 33 years he working firstly for that institution and then Deakin University where he was a Senior Technician in the School of Biological and Chemical Sciences Workshop. His duties in the workshop include a considerable input into many research projects. A consequence of this is that Fred has co-authored several scientific papers particularly in the area of electronic instrumentation as applied to electro-chemistry. Retirement from the workforce came on 28 Nov 2003 when Fred was very graciously farewelled from Deakin University. Since retirement it is very difficult to see where work fitted into the scheme of things! On 22 Aug 1970 Fred married Ruth Elaine WARD at Ashby Methodist Church, Manifold Heights. Fred and Ruth have two children, Jennifer Lorraine who is married to Brad PHILP has three children from an earlier marriage - Lyndall, Claudia and Patrick. Son, Bradley Frederick completed a post-graduate diploma majoring in voice after completing a four year B. Mus under-graduate degree at the Conservatorium of Music at the University of Tasmania in Hobart. He currently is employed as a Manager Learning and Social Techniques at the Geelong Grammer School, Corio VIC. Fred was a foundation member of the Genealogical Society of Victoria, Geelong Group (now the Geelong Family History Group Inc.) and he has held the offices of president and secretary of that group. He is still very much an active researcher looking at many names and has with the help of his family transcribed the cemeteries at Steiglitz, Lorne, Birregurra and Sutherland's Creek. He has also jointly indexed and published the Admission Books of the Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum with Heather COX who coincidentally also has very strong connections with the Victorian town of Casterton. More recent projects have been the editing of the Pre-registration Burials from Christ Church, Geelong and the placing of the Admission Books mentioned above on the world wide web. Fred's great grandfather, Ambrose Willcock WALTER (1833-1915) is an abiding interest as is the early history of the Barrabool Shire where Ambrose was an early councillor. The highlight of Fred's family history search will be the day he manages to locate the death of Henry Thomas SUMNER (1857-?) a maternal great grandfather, last known leaving Pentridge Gaol on 22 July, 1892. Chronological Events in the life of Frederick Lionel WALTER (b. 1943) 7 Jan 1960 to 8 Dec 1962: Army Apprentices' School, Balcombe, VIC. Jan 1963 to Jul 1964: 2 Base Workshop RAEME, Moorebank, NSW. Jul 1964 to Dec 1966: Australian Guided Weapons Trials Unit, Woomera, SA. Dec 1966 to May 1967: 131 Div. Loc. Battery Workshop, Holsworthy, NSW. May 1967 to Apr 1968: Det. 131 Div. Loc. Battery Workshop, Nui Dat, South Vietnam. Apr 1968 to 6 Jan 1969: Technical Services Unit, Albert Park Barracks, Melbourne, VIC. 8 Jan 1969: Appointed as a electronics technician by Hawker de Havilland Australia to work as a civilian with the RAAF at the Laverton Transmitter Station. Without a doubt the most boring and uninteresting job I have ever experienced. Apr 1969: Cut my losses and took a job with a local electronics firm servicing domestic appliances. Not to be recommended to anybody! 21 Apr 1970: Applied for and obtained a position as a Laboratory Technician with the Gordon Institute of Technology in Geelong. Technician in charge of the Physics Workshop until Apr 1977. With the exception of Woomera the most interesting time of my professional life. 22 Aug 1970: Married Ruth WARD who is a Teacher/Librarian at a local Lutheran primary school. We have two children. Jenny, b. 1972, who is a housewife and Brad, b. 1974, who is a Manager Learning and Social Techniques and trained singer. 1 Apr 1977: Gordon Institute of Technology and Geelong Teachers' College amalgamate to form Deakin University and I become Senior Technician in the Faculty of Science Workshop (now the Biological & Chemical Sciences Workshop). Responsibilities are mainly designing and building electronics equipment for research purposes in all parts of the faculty including Chemistry and Biological Sciences. We do a lot of work with PCs and build dedicated microcomputers, particularly for Electrochemistry. 28 Nov 2003: Retirement from Deakin University. My other interests these days include a passion for history and particularly family history which afflicted me about 1978. I have been president and secretary of the Geelong Family History Group Inc. ____ Geelong Advertiser, early May 1968 Army Man Back From Vietnam Sergeant Frederick Walter, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. S.F. Walter, of Merrawarp Road, Ceres, returned recently by charter flight after 12 months service as a radar technician with the Australia Task Force in Vietnam. After graduating at Balcombe Army Apprentices' School, he was stationed at Moorebank, near Sydney for 18 months, then posted to Woomera Weapons Research Establishment for two and a half years. Sergeant Walter, who is in his ninth year of service with the Regular Army, has acquired a varied and interesting collection of colored slides covering Woomera, Taiwan, Singapore and Vietnam. On completion of leave he is to be posted to Army Headquarters, Melbourne.	WALTER Frederick Lionel (I890)
1749	Frederick Joseph WALTER was one of the first intake of students to this institution from where he graduated on 12 Dec 1888.	WALTER Frederick Joseph (I3587)
1750	Frederick William HERD (1894-1954) was a patient at the Geelong Hospital between 18 Mar 1915 and 6 Apr 1915. The disease as listed was Bubonocele [groin hernia] and his address was 85 Garden Street, East Geelong VIC. (Ref. Film 738, GHRC, Geelong Hospital Admission Books).	HERD Frederick William (I3470)
1751	Free BDM says first name is Meley.	WALTER Millie Ann (I10845)
1752	Free BDM web site records first given name as "Laurance".	ASHTON Richard Laurence (I14608)
1753	FreeBDM says birth in Godstone SRY.	SKINNER Arthur Frederick (I9566)
1754	Frequently sent postcards to her sister Eva Mary Alberta WALTER (m.n. HILL). Lived at McKenzie Creek, south of Horsham VIC. __________	HILL Charity Alma May (I3635)
1755	Frequently sent postcards to his sister Eva Mary Alberta WALTER (m.n. HILL). Seems to have frequently moved around in the state of Victoria.	HILL George Henry Pine (I3526)
1756	From Bradworthy. E.A. Fry's Catalog of wills and admons Index Library vols 35 and 46, for two different probate courts. 1621: Bradworthy, Richard YEO (IL35) 1622: Bradworthy, Richard YEO (IL46)	YEO Richard (I2088)
1757	From Place: CAN	WALFORD Maud Rose (I41426)
1758	From Place: CAN	HELMKAY Robert Leonard (I41427)
1759	From Place: CAN	HELMKAY Kenneth L. (I41428)
1760	From Place: Liverpool LAN	BUTTERWORTH Alice (I21213)