Notes
Matches 651 to 700 of 1,959
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| 651 | Age:6m | RITCHIE, Samuel (I1452)
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| 652 | Age:STILLBORN | LUCRAFT, Unnamed Child (I1614)
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| 653 | Agency:Alfred Hospital | PAYNE, Gladys Isabella (I395)
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| 654 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CASEY, L.A. (I3832)
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| 655 | Agency:Austin Hospital | DUFFY, Meta Louise (I1136)
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| 656 | Agency:Australian Army Service Australian Army Service Number NX103766 (N2511) Date of Birth 07 Mar 1915 Place of Birth WARRACKNABEAL, VIC Date of Enlistment 28 Sep 1942 Locality on Enlistment WOLLSTONECRAFT, NSW Place of Enlistment WAGGA WAGGA, NSW Next of Kin STANISTREET, ALBERT Date of Discharge 11 Dec 1946 Rank Lieutenant Posting at Discharge 2/4 A FLD AMB Prisoner of War No Honours None for display | STANISTREET, Graham Woolcott (I4795)
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| 657 | Agency:Australian Army Service Australian Army Service Number V90936 Date of Birth 05 Nov 1914 Place of Birth PERTH, WA Date of Enlistment 12 Mar 1941 Locality on Enlistment CARNEGIE, VIC Place of Enlistment ARMADALE, VIC Next of Kin STANISTREET, AMELIA Date of Discharge 19 Sep 1945 Rank Corporal Posting at Discharge H Q VIC L OF C AREA Prisoner of War No Honours None for display | STANISTREET, Henry Carden (I4805)
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| 658 | Agency:Australian Army Service Australian Army Service Number VX109559 Date of Birth 04 May 1916 Place of Birth PERTH, WA Date of Enlistment 31 Aug 1942 Locality on Enlistment CARNEGIE, VIC Place of Enlistment IN THE FIELD, VIC Next of Kin AMELEA Date of Discharge 18 Mar 1946 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 152 AUS GEN TPT COY Prisoner of War No Honours None for display | STANISTREET, Francis Herbert (I4804)
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| 659 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STANISTREET, R.B. (I4798)
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| 660 | Agency:Australian Army Service Australian Army. Service Number NX59135. Date of Birth 13 Jan 1919 Place of Birth BENDIGO, VIC Date of Enlistment 12 Jul 1940 Locality on Enlistment WAVERTON, NSW Place of Enlistment PADDINGTON, NSW Next of Kin STANISTREET, ALBERT Date of Discharge 24 Jan 1946 Rank Lieutenant Posting at Discharge 2/20 Battalion Prisoner of War Yes | STANISTREET, Robert Woolcott (I4794)
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| 661 | Agency:Australian Military Forces | STEPHENSON, Frederick Ernest (I446)
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| 662 | Agency:Ballarat Health Services. (Ballarat Benevolent Society) | GARLICK, Joseph (I1091)
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| 663 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STEPHENSON, L.E. (I1)
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| 664 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STEPHENSON, R.W. (I18)
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| 665 | Agency:Borchard & Moore | STEPHENSON, James Samuel (I17)
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| 666 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | LEA, I.S. (I3674)
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| 667 | Agency:Chief Secretery's Office | STEPHENSON, Richard (I407)
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| 668 | Agency:Chief Secretery's Office | STEPHENSON, Richard (I407)
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| 669 | Agency:City of York Council | STEPHENSON, Richard David (I3672)
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| 670 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BARBARESSOS, N.J. (I7)
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| 671 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | COFFEY, C.N. (I25)
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| 672 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BARBARESSOS, K.R. (I8)
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| 673 | Agency:Epworth Hospital | REYNOLDS, Barrie (I1856)
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| 674 | Agency:Farmers and Settlers Association | STANISTREET, Henry Everard Cardan (I1979)
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| 675 | Agency:Fremantle Hospital | HENLY, William Edwin (I3558)
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| 676 | Agency:General Motors Holden (GMH) | DECALINI, Rosina (I9)
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| 677 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BARBARESSOS, N.J. (I7)
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| 678 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BARBARESSOS, N.J. (I7)
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| 679 | Agency:Head Office Technical Education Administrative Staff | PYKE, Sir Dr. Leslie Harold (I957)
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| 680 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BARBARESSOS, N.J. (I7)
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| 681 | Agency:McColl, Rankin and Stanistreet Accountant and legal manager Joined father's firm McColl, Rankin and Stanistreet 1929, accountants and legal managers for many gold-mining cos, eventually principal; Royal Australian Air Force 1940-1943, gunner 46th Squadron, United Kingdom, wounded 1942, invalided home 1943; honorary treasurer Bendigo Base Hospital 1932-1971, board member 1954-1971, president; treasurer Bendigo Citizens' club, Commonwealth Athletic Club | STANISTREET, John (I1988)
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| 682 | Agency:Messrs. McColl. Rankin and Stanistreet | STANISTREET, John Jepson (I1982)
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| 683 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STEPHENSON, Z.A. (I3135)
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| 684 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BUTTIGIEG, G.M. (I15)
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| 685 | Agency:Morwell State School | STANISTREET, Henry Everard Cardan (I1979)
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| 686 | Agency:Mr. Scott Employed for a term of 3 months at 30 shillings ($3.00) a month | RITCHIE, Mary (I806)
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| 687 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BARBARESSOS, N.J. (I7)
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| 688 | Agency:Nurse McKinnon's private hospital | STANISTREET, Helen Eirene Orme (I2440)
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| 689 | Agency:Partnership:- Lucraft & Clark | LUCRAFT, Arthur (I569)
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| 690 | Agency:Ravenswood Ladies Hostel Ravenswood Ladies Hostel | BOWER, Lillian Evelyn (I1264)
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| 691 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STANISTREET, J.W. (I4802)
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| 692 | Agency:Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) Service Royal Australian Air Force Service Number 91258 Date of Birth 07 Sep 1915 Place of Birth BENDIGO, VIC Date of Enlistment 18 Mar 1942 Place of Enlistment MELBOURNE, VIC Next of Kin STANISTREET, JOHN Date of Discharge 19 Mar 1946 Posting at Discharge Headquarters Southern Area Prisoner of War No Honours None for display | STANISTREET, Mary McIlroy (I4797)
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| 693 | Agency:Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) Service Royal Australian Air Force Service Number 408598 Date of Birth 07 Apr 1913 Place of Birth BENDIGO, VIC Date of Enlistment 27 Apr 1941 Place of Enlistment MELBOURNE, VIC Next of Kin STANISTREET, GLENCOE Date of Discharge 09 May 1945 Rank Flying Officer Posting at Discharge Medical Rehabilitation Unit Prisoner of War No Honours None for display | STANISTREET, John (I1988)
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| 694 | Agency:Royal Children's Hospital | MULLINS, Geoffrey Charles (I3263)
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| 695 | Agency:Self Employed After first working for employers, he in 1852, with 2 brothers, constructed a bullock dray and carried stores to the diggings, but after 2 trips settled on a farm rented from Mr. J. Brock at Janefield. The brothers disolved the partnership after 3 years, and George carried on the farm for 7 years longer. In 1862 he went to Pakenham, and bought a lot consisting of 122 acres, afterwards taking up 174 acres under the Nicholson Act, and carted his produce weekly to Emerald Hill. In 1888 he had 900 acres of purchased land, 160 cows, and does a large dairy farming business, employing 6 hands. Mr. Ritchie's homestead was known as "Bald Hill Farm". He married in Scotland, and has 1 son ( who manages the farm for him) and 2 daughters. He is worth in property and stock not less than Ten thousand pounds. From "Victoria and its Metropolis - Past and Present 1888". By Alexander McDonald. | RITCHIE, George (I804)
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| 696 | Agency:Self employed | STEPHENSON, Samuel Butcher (I405)
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| 697 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | NOONAN, A.A. (I3796)
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| 698 | Agency:Victorian Legislative Assembly Liberal and Country Party member | STANISTREET, John (I1988)
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| 699 | Agency:Victorian Railways THE STATIONMASTER'S STATEMENT. John Stanisfcreet, the stationmaster at Glenrowan, states : — " About 3 o'clock on Sunday morning a knock came to my door. I live at the gatehouse, within a hundred yards of the station, on the Melbourne side, I jumped out of bed, and thinking it was someone wishing to get through the gates in a hurry, I proceeded to dress, and after getting half my clothes on I went to the door. Just as I arrived at the door it was burst in. Previous to that there was some impertinent talk outside to get me to open quickly. When the door was burst in I asked, 'Who are you; what is this for?' The answer was, ' I am Ned Kelly.' I saw a man clad in an overcoat, who walked in with me to my bedroom. Mrs. Stanistreet and the children were there in bed. There wero two little girls and one infant. Ned Kelly said to me. ' You have to come with me find take up the rails.' I replied, ' Y/aifc until I dress, and I completed my dress and followed him out of the house on to the railway line. .1 found seven or eight men standing at the gate loo king over the line near Mrs. Jones's Glenrowan inn. Ned Kelly, speaking to me said, ' Now yoii direct those men how to raise some of the rails, as we expect a special train < very soon.' I objected, saying ' I know nothing about lifting rails off the line. Thg only persons that understand it are the repairers, and they live outside and on the line.' Ned went on alone to Reardon, the platelayer's house, which stands about a quarter of a mile along the line southward. I and the other men were left in charge of Steve Hart. Ned Kelly went on to Reardon's house. Steve Hart gave me a prod with his gun in the side, and said, ' You get the tools out that are necessary to raise those, tails.' I replied, ' I have not the key of the cljest.' He said, ' We'll break the lock,' and he got one of the men to do so. They took all the tools out of the chest, which lay in a back shed or tool-house between the station and the crossing. Soon afterwards Ned and two of the repairers, Reardon and Sullivan, arrived. Ned, accompanied by these two men, proceeded down the line towards Wangaratta. We stood with Hart in the cold at the hut for about two hours. At last Ned Kelly and the repairer returned. Ned inquired about the signalling on the line — how I stopped trains with tlie signal lamps. I told him white is right and red wrong, and green generally ' come along.' He then said, ' There is a I special train coming, and you will give no : signal.' Then, speaking to Hart, he said, j ' Watch his countenance, and if he gives any signal shoot him.' He marched us into, my house, and left us under the charge of Steve Hart. Subsequently other persons were made prisoners, and lodged in my house to the number of about seventeen. They were the Reardon family, the Ryan family, Tom. Cameron, son of a gatekeeper on the line, and others whom I don't remember. We were locked up all day on Sunday, but we were allowed out under surveillance. The women were allowed to go to Jones's hotel about dark. All the men but myself and family went to the hotel soon afterwards. Steve Hart remained with us all night. During the night Dan Kelly relieved Hart, and he was afterwards relieved by Byrne, j Just before the special train arrived this morning, I was ordered by Hart, who was on and off duty throughout the night, to follow him over to Jones's, and not to signal the train. I went into the back kitchen, and found there Mrs. Jones with her daughter, about fourteen, and two younger children. There was also a man there named Neil M'Kean. By this time the train had arrived, and firing was going on furiously, and we all took shelter about the chimney. The house is a mere shell of a structure, j The gang disappeared from me when | the firing commenced. A bullet passed right i through the kitchen, and grazed the temple ; of Jane Jones, aged fourteen, daughter of the j landlord. She exclaimed, " I am shot," and i as she turned to me I saw her head bleeding, and told her it was nothing serious. Poor Mrs. Jones commenced to cry bitterly. I left ! the kitchen and went into the back yard, and passed the gang there. They were standing together at the kitchen chimney. I cannot say whether there were three or four of them. One of them said, " If you go out you will be shot." I walked straight to my house. | Firing was going on, but I was uninjured. Of course, I was challenged as I passed through. I omitted to state that on Sunday night Steve Hart demanded my revolver from me, and I had to give it up." Weekly Times Saturday 3 July 1880, page 19 | STANISTREET, John Sarsfield (I1977)
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| 700 | Agency:Victorian Railways | STANISTREET, Richard John Sarsfield (I325)
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