Notes: The Relatives of Frederick Lionel WALTER

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1761	Garden of Remembrance 2 FA-GR2A77**47 Interment of cremated remains.	CALDOW Janet (I6426)
1762	Garden Of Remembrance 2, Section 6, Compartment 11, Niche 147.	WALTER Raymond Bruce (I12737)
1763	Garden of Remembrance 2, Section 8, Compartment 1, Niche 24.	TAYLOR Thomas Gabriel (I2536)
1764	Garden of Remembrance 2, Section 8, Compartment 1, Niche 25.	HUNTER Victoria Adeline (I2512)
1765	Garden Of Remembrance 3 Wall Niches	DUNSTER Nellie Doreen Grace, (Twin) (I4492)
1766	Garden Of Remembrance 3 Wall Niches	ROBERTSON Alexander Henry (I7129)
1767	Garden Of Remembrance 3 Wall Niches	DELANEY Rosetta (I7154)
1768	Garden Of Remembrance 3 Wall Niches	EMONSON Louise Amy (I9921)
1769	Garden Of Remembrance 3 Wall Niches	CANDY Wallace Anderson (I9922)
1770	Garden Of Remembrance 3 Wall Niches	FLETCHER Thomas Edward (I13292)
1771	Garden Of Remembrance 3 Wall Niches	DAVIS Victoria Beryl (I15909)
1772	Garden Of Remembrance 3 Wall Niches	EDMONDS Frederick James (I15911)
1773	Garden of Remembrance 3 Wall Niches Section 3 Compartment H Niche 142	MASHITER Thomas Rimmon (I7608)
1774	Garden of Remembrance 3 Wall Niches Section 3 Compartment H Niche 143	WALTER Mary Helen (I7606)
1775	Garden Of Remembrance 3 Wall Niches Wall 9 Side E Row 2 Niche 1.	RICHARDS Richard Thomas (I1365)
1776	Garden Of Remembrance 3 Wall Niches Wall 9 Side E Row 2 Niche 2.	WALTER Maria Janet Eveline Cordelia (I514)
1777	Garden Of Remembrance 3 Wall Niches, FA-GR3CXW66, Interment of Cremated Remains.	LITCHFIELD Laura Amy (I9919)
1778	Garden Of Remembrance 3 Wall Niches, FA-GR3CXW67, Interment of Cremated Remains.	EMONSON Louis Theophilus (I9920)
1779	Garden Of Remembrance 3 Wall Niches, Section 1, Wall K, Niche 89	TREADWELL Charlotte Grace (I4407)
1780	Garden Of Remembrance 3 Wall Niches, Section 1, Wall K, Niche 90	DUNSTER Edward Richard Tertius (I4443)
1781	Garden of Remembrance 3, CR Interment. No dates.	ELLEN George (I2554)
1782	Garden of Remembrance 3, CR Interment. No dates.	POMEROY Gladys Ellen (I3444)
1783	Garden of Remembrance 3, Wall Niches Section 2, Compartment D, Niche 92	ROSS Gordon Roy (I1214)
1784	Garden of Remembrance 3, Wall Niches Section 2, Compartment D, Niche 93	WALTER Phyllis (I868)
1785	Garden of Remembrance 3, Wall Niches Section 3, Compartment F, Niche 85	FAIRFAX Phoebe Ann Clarissa (I109)
1786	Garden of Remembrance, Crematorium Rose Gardens, Site 10F, Position 0048	RIBE John Henry (I1465)
1787	Garden of Remembrance, Crematorium Rose Gardens, Site 10F, Position 0048	ROBERTS Margaret Jane (I13627)
1788	Garden of Restoration	DUESLER Gerald (I33407)
1789	Garden of Restoration	LOGGINS Betty Carolyn (I33408)
1790	Garden of St. John	WORDEN Morley Paul (I18120)
1791	Garden of St. John	GROSE Olive Lorene (I18154)
1792	Gardenia, Individual Family Tree, Garden 1 Tree 67	FARR George William (I9294)
1793	Gardenia, Individual Family Tree, Garden 1 Tree 67	BENNETT Alice Patricia (I12828)
1794	Gardenia, Individual Family Tree, Garden 1 Tree 67	LECKEL Karl Heinz (I12830)
1795	Gardenia, Wall AC, Niche 72	HARRIS Vera Grace (I1287)
1796	Gardenia, Wall B, Niche 50	COMBEN Russell Richard (I8700)
1797	Geelong Advertiser 31 Mar 2001, death notice information: Father of Jill, Sandi and Peter. Father-in-law of David and Sonya. Adjacent notice from Sandi and Taff. Grandfather of Kirsti, Cory, Nicki and Rachel.	DOHNT Eric Osmund (I1124)
1798	Geelong Advertiser Newspaper 23 March 1871: John Thomas PIPER advertised as correspondent for Modewarre Common School No. 396 - a married man as teacher being sought. Geelong Advertiser Newspaper 13 November 1871: Geelong Advertiser reported that Messrs Thomas YATES, Simon BOND, John Thomas PIPER, William HURT and Edwin ASH appointed members of the local committee to Modewarre School No. 396.	PIPER John Thomas (I3798)
1799	Geelong Advertiser, 24 Feb 1936 Woman Killed at Ballarat Ballarat, Feb. 23 Struck down by a motor car when she stepped from the Sturt Street garden to cross the road towards Ballarat Base Hospital, this afternoon, Phenie Gertrude CRANAGE, aged about 52 years, married woman, who resides at 4 Webster Street, died in hospital a few minutes later from her injuries. The motor car was driven by Norma Eileen GRAY, a young woman, who resides at 13 Raglan Street, and she suffered shock and abrasions and was admitted to hospital for observation. In swerving to avoid the woman the motor car almost instantaneously crashed into an electric light standard, and the force of the impact completely smashed the pole at its base.	WALTER Phenie Gertrude (I224)
1800	Geelong Advertiser, 24 Oct 1945 Talented Singer Mr. Stanley F. Walter, of Paraparap who was a successful vocalist at the South Street Eisteddfod, where he just missed the grand aggregate for the whole festival in the men's vocal sections. He was placed first in men's sacred solo (94 points); second in the baritone solo (89); third in the men's vocal championship, two items (187); third in the Leider section for ladies and gentlemen (95); and hon. mention in the section for men who had never won a first prize at South Street (88). The adjudicator made some complimentary comments, such as; "Good rich voice"; "good clear-cut enunciation"; "moods and tempi well expressed"; "a sense of dignity and reverence displayed" (in the sacred song); "you play your voice nicely"; "tone well supported on breath"; "excellent diction and vocal line"; "a very artistic and nicely restrained performance." "You caught the spirit of the old patriarch, and sang with fine devotional spirit and effect." These latter remarks applied to his singing of "Lord God of Abraham" ("Elijah") in the men's championship. Mr. Walter is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. F.J. Walter of Casterton. His parents died when he was quite young. He was educated at the Geelong College, and subsequently he studied at the Longerenong and the Dookie Agricultural Colleges. At Dookie his father was one of the original students. All his vocal training has been under the direction of Mrs. R.M. Black, who, during the past three years in particular, has put him through an intensive course. In some of the sections at South Street there were more than 100 competitors, including talented vocalists from every State in the Commonwealth and from New Zealand. ____ The Sun-News Pictorial, 31 Aug 1990 Father and son in tune Denis Walter appears on TV today with his Dad, Stan. "It's taken Stan 77 years to get his first break on TV," Denis joked. Father and son will sing a duet, Bless This House, on Channel Nine's In Melbourne Today. "My dad is a bass baritone like myself," Denis said. "So my deep voice wasn't caused by an accident at birth - it is actually inherited!" Host Ernie Sigley invited Stan on to the show after hearing him sing after a Footscray - Geelong game. "Ernie thought Stan would make a perfect Father's Day guest," Denis explained.	WALTER Stanley Frederick (I779)
1801	Geelong Advertiser, 27 Feb 2010, 90th. birthday greetings to Nancy DOHNT from Jean.	HEARD Nancy Hamilton (I70)
1802	Geelong Advertiser, 31 Dec 1980, page 13, New Year Honours List M.B.E. Councillor George Ambrose WALTER, Noradjuha, VIC - for service to local government and the community.	WALTER George Ambrose, JP MBE (I1347)
1803	Geelong Advertiser, 4 February, 1998. Grandmother of Catherine, James and Lucie, Lachlan and Annabelle.	HERD Betty Doreen (I3508)
1804	Geelong Advertiser, 5 Jun 1857, Advertisement Horses and Cattle will be taken to graze on the Hon. W.C. Haines' paddock, Barrabool Hills, on and after the 17th. of March. Horses, 2s 6d; cattle, 1s 6d per week. J.C. CHING H.O. WALTER Barrabool Hills, March 4th. 1857. N.B. - Every care taken, but no responsibility.	WALTER Hugh Oxenham (I3299)
1805	Geelong Advertiser, 5 Jun 1857, Advertisement Horses and Cattle will be taken to graze on the Hon. W.C. Haines' paddock, Barrabool Hills, on and after the 17th. of March. Horses, 2s 6d; cattle, 1s 6d per week. J.C. CHING H.O. WALTER Barrabool Hills, March 4th. 1857. N.B. - Every care taken, but no responsibility. ____ Index to Geelong Wesleyan Circuit - Baptism Register: 22 June 1856 Baptism of Tryphena Ann. Parents John Cottle & Charlotte Ching. Residence: Devonchurch. Farmer. Birth 1 May 1856. Minister: Isaac Harding. ____ In the 1856 Electoral Roll John Cottle CHING is mentioned: "Ching John Cottle. Barrabool (Farmer), leasehold, Barrabool. Mt. Moriac Division". ____ Index to Geelong Advertiser newspaper dated 26 May 1900(?): John Cottle CHING, farmer, Irrewillipe and William LEY, farmer, Barrabool Hills, said to be bringing land in Parish of Barrabool under T/L Statute.	CHING John Cottle (I3266)
1806	Geelong Advertiser, 7 Jul 2001, death notice details great-grandmother of Lewis, Alex, Angus and Jarrod, Daniel and Eric.	CHING Edith Robertson (I220)
1807	Geelong Advertiser, 9 Sep 1940 Mr Charles C Ching, of 98 McKillop Street, Geelong, who died on Friday, was well known throughout the Geelong district. He was born at Barrabool in 1865, and his family went to Irrewillipe, near Colac, in 1867. Mr Ching engaged in grazing and dairying there, and was connected with Holy Anglican Church, and was secretary and also Grand Master of the local branch of the I.O.O.F. Mr Ching later was engaged in pastoral pursuits at Nalangil, and he was associated with a number of local societies and also the Union Church there. In 1910 he purchased the Mt. Mercer homestead, an extensive grazing property. He took a prominent part in the formation of the Ballarat branch of the Victorian Country Party and Farmers' Union, and took an active part in patriotic movements during the last war. In 1921 he retired to Highton, where he was president of the local progress association, and secretary of St. John's Church of England and Treasurer of Geelong branch of the Church Missionary Society, a position which he occupied for 18 years. In 1931 he took up residence in McKillop Street. At the time of his death he held a number of offices in connection with Chirst Church, Geelong. He was Vicar's Churchwarden, Treasurer, Synod representative and Parochial Nominator. A keen bowler, Mr Ching was president of East Geelong Bowling Club for three years. His death at the age of 75 years, followed an illness over the past 18 months. He leaves a widow and family of three daughters and one son. A special service was held at Christ Church on Saturday morning, conducted by the vicar, the Rev. D M Deasey, assisted by the vicar of St. Paul's Geelong, The Rev. Dr. E Griffith. Afterwards the funeral took place to the private crematorium, Fawkner. Reference to Mr Ching's association with Christ Church will be made at services next Sunday by the Rev. D M Deasey.	CHING Charles Cottle (I4600)
1808	Geelong Advertiser, Thursday, 13 August, 1964 Sudden Death at Ceres Miss A. Walter, of Ceres, who died suddenly at the home of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G.T. Merritt, Torongo, on Monday, was one who, over a period of years gave excellent service to the district in numerous and various ways. She had been a resident for 20 years and her interest in, and services given to organisations to which she had been attached were outstanding in the capabilities she displayed in the many duties assigned to her. In addition to public attachments, she gave a record of service to the Methodist Church and its calls. In this and in all her engagements she exhibited a strong, devout, gracious and kindly Christian character by which she won the respect and friendliness of all sections of the district. The funeral service at the Noble Street Methodist Church yesterday morning was largely attended and the Rev. S.M. Box, who conducted the service paid a fitting tribute to Miss Walters' (sic) life and associations in the district and Church. Miss Walter formerly lived in the Casterton district. Both her parents are deceased and she is survived by a sister, Mrs. G.T. Merritt and brother, Mr. S. Walter and to them and all relatives her many friends in this district extend sincere sympathy. _______ Alice Anna WALTER was a long-time supporter and friend of the Cottage-by-the-Sea at Queenscliff VIC. Following her death, a drinking fountain was placed in the grounds of the cottage and dedicated to her memory by Rev. Rob Gallacher. This dedication took place in March 1966.	WALTER Alice Anna (I668)
1809	Gender could be incorrect!	TREWIN Pat (I43750)
1810	GENERAL LAWN O Grave 0591 MPC-GENL-O-808-0591	HERD Dora Harriet (I3460)
1811	Genesis Gardens, Garden Area 47, Bed 94, Position 025	BENNETT Harold Frederick George, DFM (I13171)
1812	Genesis Gardens, Garden Area 47, Bed 94, Position 025	HARDY Eileen Patricia (I13173)
1813	Genista, Garden 2, Bed 13, Position 64 The cremated remains have been collected.	HERD Betty Doreen (I3508)
1814	Genista, Garden 2, Bed 30, Position 135	GRAY Thora Jean (I22783)
1815	Genista, Position in rose bed, Garden 2 Bed 30 Position 134	HOLLOWAY Alexander Gordon (I12821)
1816	Genista, Wall J, Niche 24D	STEPHENS Phyllis Olive (I9324)
1817	Genista, Wall J, Niche 24D	KRUSE William Charles (I9330)
1818	Gentleman	WALTER John (I2895)
1819	George Lancelot FORMBY has no headstone so he is remembered On Panel 36 at the Rabaul Cemetery and Memorial, Kokopo, Papua New Guinea. He was the W/T operator on Catalina Aircraft No. A24-13 which set off on a raid to Rabaul, PNG and failed to return from the operation. The crew of eight airmen were all lost. Lest We Forget.	FORMBY George Lancelot (I36875)
1820	George's early home was located in Caesarea at L12 C8, now 3531 Durham Regional Road #57. On the last day of February, 1918, the family moved across the ice of Lake Scugog to Scugog Island to the present 2756 Demara Road location. In the spring of 1949, George built the house in Port Perry located at 79 Lilla Street, now 15187 Simcoe Street North.	SAMELLS George Wesley (I5109)
1821	Gerald Owen BADER and Patricia Louise STALKER also had premature twins born in 1960.	BADER Gerald Owen (I5205)
1822	Gerald Owen BADER and Patricia Louise STALKER had premature twins born in 1960.	STALKER Patricia Louise (I5200)
1823	Germanton was renamed Holbrook during WWI.	HUIE Edith B. (I15270)
1824	Germantown VIC = Grovedale VIC	FOLLETT Elsie Fidelia (I12340)
1825	Given name 'Sueasa' in 1861 Census.	WICKETT Louisa Phillis (I17201)
1826	Given name is 'Wilme' in the parish records.	CHING William (I30348)
1827	Given name on headstone= Lilian but both birth and death records show given names as Lilias Jane.	PROWSE Lilias Jane (I2458)
1828	Given name possibly 'BURDICK' or 'BRINGHAM'.	DENTON Mary M. (I27520)
1829	Given name possibly 'Midas'.	PALMOS Medes (I32201)
1830	Given name possibly Urias.	PENALUNA Uroth (I22673)
1831	Given name probably Fanny.	HANCOCK Nanny (I3211)
1832	Given name shown as 'Joasna' in Cornish OPC records.	CLIFFE Joseph (I26)
1833	Given name sometimes 'Betsy'.	CANN Elizabeth (I22281)
1834	Given name sometimes 'Dorcos'.	SHARSELL Dorcas (I20811)
1835	Given name sometimes 'Jannet' or 'Janette'.	PARK Janet (I2000)
1836	Given name sometimes 'Marjory'.	HUIE Margery (I3728)
1837	Given name sometimes 'Walkett'.	CLEAVE Walket Charles (I37717)
1838	Given name sometimes Evelyn. Parents were James TRATT (Police Constable) and Sarah Ann BARRETT who married on 18 Mar 1873 in the Parish Churchyard, Chard SOM. Sarah Ann was born 3 Nov 1845 at Crewkerne SOM, the daughter of Robert BARRETT (Labourer) and Hannah SAINT.	TRATT Eveline Kate (I10877)
1839	Given name sometimes recorded as 'Henery'.	WALTER Henry (I1877)
1840	Given name sometimes shown as 'Corwin'.	PAGE Corbin (I26242)