Notes: The Relatives of Frederick Lionel WALTER

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4721	Probably a twin of Hisabele baptised on the same day.	SHARSELL Elizabeth (I20809)
4722	Probably an extract from the Horsham Times, Mar 1907 SOCIAL A wedding which had been looked forward to with no small amount of interest was celebrated on Wednesday February 28, the contracting parties being Leslie William, eldest son of Mr. W.H. Cranage, contractor, of Noradjuha, and Phenie Gertrude, youngest daughter of Cr. A.W. Walter, J.P., of Oakleigh Park Noradjuha. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. T.J. Payne, at the residence of the bride's parents, and was witnessed by a large number of relatives and friends of both parties. As the bridal party filed into the large dining room, the assembled guests, accompanied by Mrs. Nitschke on the piano, sang two verses of the bridal hymn, "The Voice That Breathed O'er Eden." The bride, who was given away by her father, looked most charming in a dress of creme soft silk trimmed with Valenciennes lace and narrow ribbon, and wore the usual wreath and veil, and carried a handsome bouquet. The first bridesmaid, Miss Bertha Walter, sister of the bride, wore a creme crepe de chine dress, trimmed with Valenciennes lace and insertion and carried a bouquet of sunflowers. The second bridesmaid Miss Annie Cranage, sister of the bridegroom was attired in a dress of blue silk, with trimmings of Valenciennes lace and insertion and carried a bouquet of Carter's dahlias. The bridegroom had for best man, Mr. S.A. Walter, brother of the bride, and Mr. Sam Cranage brother of the bridegroom acted as groomsman. The bridegroom's gift to the bride was a gold opal ring, and to the bridesmaids, gold initial rings, while the bride's gift to the bridegroom was a pair of gold sleeve links. On the conclusion of the ceremony the whole party adjourned to a spacious outbuilding which was very tastefully decorated with ever-greens and flags, where a sumptuous breakfast, prepared by Mr. McCracken, caterer of Horsham, was laid out. After full justice had been done to the good things provided, the chairman Rev. T.J. Payne proposed the toast of the bride and bridegroom, and referred to the fact that both being local residents were well-known and were highly respected by everybody, and he was extremely glad to know they intended to reside in the district. He desired on behalf of the adherents of the local Methodist Church, to make them a presentation, and handed them a beautiful silver hot water kettle on stand and inscribed "Presented to Mr. and Mrs. L.W. Cranage, on the occasion of their marriage, by the adherents of the Methodist Church, Noradjuha, 27th. February 1907." The presentation was accompanied by the following letter:- ... The accompanying slight memento is presented to you on your wedding day in appreciation of many kindly services rendered to the Methodist Church and Sunday school at Noradjuha. The congregation takes this opportunity of thanking you for your unvarying interest in the welfare of the church, and unites in the wish that happiness and prosperity may attend your married life, and that God's blessing may ever rest on your home. Signed for the congregation, T.J. Payne, pastor; Flora A. Payne, Superintendent Sunday school; A.A. Burgess, secretary; W.J. Treadwell, trustee." The bridegroom returned thanks in a neat speech, and thanked the chairman for his kind remarks and his friends for the hearty manner they had received the toast. He desired to especially thank them for their handsome present, and the accompanying letter, which, though quite unexpected, was very much appreciated. Other toasts were "Bridesmaids" by Mr. J. Gillick junr., replied to by Mr. S. Walter and Mr. S. Cranage; "Parents" by Mr. Jas Treadwell, response by Mr. A.W. Walter and Mr. W.H. Cranage; "Ladies" by Mr. J.A. Walter, reply by Mr. E.W. Heard; "Caterer" by Mr. W.J. Treadwell, replied to by Mr. C. McCracken. At the conclusion of the wedding breakfast, outdoor games including tennis, were indulged in, and were kept merrily going until 8 o'clock when an adjournment was made to the dining room where several hours were spent in playing parlor games, bagatelle etc., interspersed with music and singing. A very large number of handsome and valuable presents, including cheques aggregating 100 pounds were received and were shown in the drawing room. The bride and bridegroom left at 12 o'clock to catch the express at Horsham, en route for Melbourne. The bride's travelling dress being navy blue poplin with trimmings of creme silk and lace, small vest of pale blue with medallions. Hat of white lace straw trimmed with white tulle and feathers. Missing words shown thus ... due to very poor copy of the original. Note: The first date February 28 should read February 27.	Family F91
4723	Probably born in AZ.	WOMER Linda Lee (I21564)
4724	Probably born in AZ.	MASON Logan James (I21572)
4725	Probably born in Cornwall.	GYSTE Thomas (I26016)
4726	Probably born in Cornwall.	BRYANT Miriam (I26017)
4727	Probably born in Edmonton ALB	MCCASKILL Fiona Mabel (I21598)
4728	Probably died during the 2nd. battle of El Alamein in Egypt.	TREWIN Robert Clifford (I19072)
4729	Probably the correct person. Not in the Kingston Cemetery, if not where?	SUMNER Ellen Margaret (I9525)
4730	Probably the Geelong Advertiser, Aug 1941 WALTER - There were many expressions of regret in the Hamilton district when the death of Mr. H.O. Walter, of Grassmere, Hensleigh Park, became known. The late Mr. Walter was born in the Barrabool Hills district, and lived with his parents there till they removed to Warrayure. Following farming pursuits Mr. Walter early joined with his brother and selected land near Noradjuha. He was one of the pioneers of that district and could tell many interesting tales connected with the early settlers there. After his marriage in 1886 Mr. Walter selected land near Cavendish, acquiring part of the well-known estate of "Mokanger", where he resided till the time of his death. Mr. Walter's wife predeceased him fourteen years ago. The funeral was largely attended. Mrs. H.E. Leigh, of Ceres, is one of the family, which consists of two sons and four daughters. ____ West Wimmera Mail, 3 Feb 1911 A social, at which a presentation will be made, will be tendered on Friday evening, 10th inst., by their many friends, to Mr. and Mrs. H.O. WALTER and family, who are leaving Tooan East to reside near Hamilton, where Mr. WALTER has purchased a property.	WALTER Hugh Oliver (I80)
4731	Promated to L/Cpl, Cpl and Sgt. Wounded in action (19 Jul 1916) but recovered and undertook an officer training course from which he graduated to join the 5th. Machine Gun Battalion, Australian Infantry as a 2nd. Lieutenant. Shortly after he applied for and was successful in completing a flying course from which he graduated successfully as a Lieutenant in the Australian Flying Corps (AFC). It appears that he was badly injured in a flying accident about this time but recovered completely. On return to Australia he joined the fledgling RAAF as a Flying Officer flying instructor at Point Cook VIC.	HOLTHAM William Arthur (I4513)
4732	Promoted through the ranks to Sergeant. Appears to have suffered badly with respiratory ailments during his service. Returned to Australia 'early' as one of those who was granted '1914 leave' by the Hughes government. Lest We Forget.	MOSS Lawrence Stanley Vivian (I19194)
4733	Promoted to Acting Sgt. prior to attending and graduating from a Potential Officers Course at Duntroon, ACT. Appointed a Lieutenant on 4 Mar 1941. Member of Sparrow Force, captured at Airkom in Dutch Timor on 23 Feb 1942. Ended WWII as a prisoner of war on Java just outside Batavia (now Jakarta). Repatriated via Singapore to Australia.	STRICKLAND John Leake (I13896)
4734	Promoted to Lance Corporal late in the war.	WALTER Ralph Thomas (I780)
4735	Promoted to Sgt in 1988. Achieved the rank of Senior Sergeant in 1997. Reg. No. 20864. Admitted to practice as a Barrister and Solicitor, Supreme Court of Victoria, 8 Nov 1995. President Victoria Police Karate Club 1989 to....... 1st Dan, Black Belt Wado Kai Karate achieved 15 Mar 1993. Chief Instructor Victoria Police Karate Club 1996 to.....	THOMPSON Bruce James (I4683)
4736	Protestant	JOHNS Thomas Ascott (I9170)
4737	Protestant	JACKMAN Ellen Jane (I9354)
4738	Protestant, FA-PRTE**512	MCKENZIE Jessie Florence (I9928)
4739	Protestant, FA-PRTE**512	WINBUSH Harry Stephen (I9929)
4740	Provincial rcords record death date as 24 Oct 1882.	TREWIN William (I29518)
4741	PRT-COE-1-807-052	CAPRON Alice Mary (I21014)
4742	Public Area	CAHILL Stillborn (I35822)
4743	Public grave	PALMOS Vida Boykett (I32203)
4744	Public Non-denom., Row L, Grave 112	SEACH Henry (I12409)
4745	Publican of the New Inn, Bradworthy DEV	WALTER John (I3284)
4746	Put his age down three years on enlistment. Served for 10 months in France and Belgium. Suffered from asthma and a very bad knee from which a cartilage was removed. Also suspected of suffering the effects of gas after service at the battle of Passchendaele in Belgium. Discharged as unfit for service on 19 Jun 1918.	HAGER George Wilfred (I17490)
4747	Q1 or Q4 of 1876	HANCOCK William (I7295)
4748	QCF-LAWN-2FF-808-10	MARSHMAN Clifford Lemuel (I13391)
4749	QCF-LAWN-2FF-808-10	(----) Isabel Dorothy (I13393)
4750	QCF-SECT-1C-807-049	MARSHMAN Dorothy May (I13390)
4751	QCF-SECT-1C-807-049	DAVIS Cyril Reginald John (I13392)
4752	QCF-SECT-1C-807-049	DAVIS Gordon John (I17151)
4753	Qualified for officer rank following a course in the UK.	Lt. Col. CURRELL Lloyd William, DSO, ED (I18518)
4754	R	HANCOCK John Walter (I3077)
4755	R T M Pescott Lawn, Row CD, Grave 07	SNEDDON Phyllis Mary Isobel (I4191)
4756	R T M Pescott Lawn, Row CD, Grave 07	CUMMINGS John Phillip George (I7015)
4757	R T M Pescott Lawn, Row CS, Grave 22	HILL Daryl Vivian (I19771)
4758	R T M Pescott Lawn, Row CS, Grave 22	THOMPSON Theodelle Lavinia (I19773)
4759	R W Gillard, Row ED, Grave 55	COMBEN Stanley Alfred (I8699)
4760	R W Gillard, Row ED, Grave 55	LADD Ellen (I8706)
4761	R.K. Evans Gardens Rosebeds	DUNNE William Edward (I4311)
4762	R.T.M. Pescott Lawn	DANGER Henry Alexander Knight (I42064)
4763	R.W. Gillard, Row AH, Grave 43	CROOK Muriel Irene (I12918)
4764	R.W. Gillard, Row AH, Grave 43	WILTON Raymond Edmund (I12919)
4765	R/C	DUTTON Harry Leonard (I13198)
4766	R/C B 0340	MCINERNEY John Patrick (I612)
4767	R/C B 0340	MCGINTY Rose (I3669)
4768	R/C B 1254	GREEN Francis Henry (I623)
4769	R/C B 1254	GREENWOOD Lily May (I653)
4770	R/C C 1274	HOPPER Ita Patricia (I672)
4771	RAAF - Conspicuous service against the Japanese.	TREWIN Clifford John, (twin) (I19630)
4772	RACV, Melbourne VIC	HAM Reginald Leslie (I6444)
4773	RC Compartment A, Grave No: 451	WHITBOURN Roger Joseph (I11878)
4774	RC Compartment R, Grave #1677	SHERRY Charles Alfred (I11156)
4775	RC Compartment S, Grave 2671	GRAVENER Neale Anthony (I7268)
4776	RC Compartment U, Grave 7228	BOSWELL Alma Mary (I2525)
4777	RC Compartment U, Grave 7228	SHEEHAN Thomas Morris (I2526)
4778	RC Compartment, Compartment SX, Grave 62	PAISLEY Gladys Clara (I12494)
4779	RC Section	BENNETT Ivan Francis (I12168)
4780	RC Section	TONKIN Lila Vera (I13072)
4781	RC Section 132, Grave 50	SUMNER Victoria Beatrice (I3833)
4782	RC, Compartment M, Grave 2414	CARMODY John Francis (I1473)
4783	RC, Row 1, Grave 48 (appears to be a public grave)	CARROLL Ethel (I12350)
4784	RC, Row 38, Grave 422	CARROLL Owen William (I12347)
4785	RC, Row 38, Grave 422	CARROLL Owen Patrick (I12348)
4786	RC, Row 38, Grave 422	CARROLL William Joseph (I12349)
4787	RC, Row 38, Grave 422	CARROLL Neil (I12351)
4788	RC, Section C, Plot #204	CARMODY Teresa Mary (I1472)
4789	RC, Section D, Plot 119	MATHESON Marie Trese (I4297)
4790	RC-132-0030	TREADWELL David Alfred (I13313)
4791	RC-166-0009	TREADWELL Leonard Walter Thomas (I13304)
4792	RC-166-0009	O'SHANNESSY Bridget Minnie (I13310)
4793	RCC - Roman Catholic FM C - 308 Second given name shown as 'Alec'.	HERD Claude Alexander (I3459)
4794	RCC - Roman Catholic FM C - 308	DELMUE Doris Amelia (I1360)
4795	Received a gratuity when discharged from the Victoria Police Force on 17 Apr 1862 at the Richmond Police Depot.	DONOVAN Richard (I9048)
4796	Received in recognition of gallantry and devotion to duty in the execution of air operations during the invasion of Sicily. He towed glider from the United Kingdom to Northern Africa and then to Sicily. After successfully dropping the glider at the target he returned to North Africa with a badly shot up plane on three engines. Details: The London Gazette, 29th October 1943. Rank: Flying Officer	Squadron Leader CLEAVER Richard Frank Wharton, DSO, DFC, MWO.4 (I1070)
4797	Received into the church 8 Apr 1838. Baptised by Rev. Edward Rudall. Residence: Northcott Hamlet DEV.	ROWLAND Richard Henry (I21706)
4798	Received into the church on 16 Jul 1840. Baptised by the Rev. Edward Rudall.	ROWLAND Ann Werren (I21707)
4799	Recognised as one of the 'Rats of Tobruk' and is named on panel 37 of the Commemorative Area at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, ACT. Faced a Field Court Martial on 24 Aug 1942, was found guilty of two counts: 1. Conduct to the prejudice of good order and military discipline 2. When on active striking another soldier. He was sentenced to be return to Australia but some mitigating circumstances were found by 9th. Division Command and he continued to serve in the Middle East until he was killed-in-action on 28 Oct 1924. Lest We Forget.	TREWEEKE Frederick Swift (I42483)
4800	Record Flag: __PRIVATE: Private	BENNETT Geoffrey Alexander (I6974)