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| 751 | BERRY. - Alfred Thomas, passed away peacefully on Apr. 3, 2002 at Maffra. Beloved husband of Clytie, fond son-in-law of Doris Missen. Much loved Dad of Mac, Rohan and Grant. Father-in-law of Jenny and Carol. Fond Pa of David, Prue, Kate, Meg, Sh annon, Dylan and Thomas. Great-grandpa of Tim, Leyla, Mac and Sam. Date listed: 5/4/2002 Publication: Herald Sun | BERRY, Alfred Thomas (I2824)
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| 752 | BIRTH NOTICE. LUCRAFT. On Friday. December 27. at Carnac-street, Fremantle, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Lucraft a son (stillborn). The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954) Mon 30 Dec 1907, Page 1: | LUCRAFT, Unnamed Child (I1614)
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| 753 | Birth Reg No 13146 | RITCHIE, Elizabeth Mary (I1085)
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| 754 | Birth Reg No 17096/1860 | FORTUNE, Alexander (I810)
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| 755 | Birth Reg. No. 12459 | STEPHENSON, Arthur Lawrence (I20)
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| 756 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | DE BONO, N.J. (I1282)
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| 757 | BIRTH. GIBB—On Sunday night, April 12, 1925, at Nurse, Larsen's Hospital, Harvey, to Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Gibb, a son (William David). Both well. South-Western News (Busselton, WA : 1903 - 1954), Friday 17 April 1925, page 2 | GIBB, William David (I4816)
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| 758 | Blind Violinist This article was supplied by Karen Gorrie -another Ritchie descendant. Among local worthies, older natives will still remember "Laurie Ritchie" the blind violinist. Laurence was born at Boturich. His father was a feuar at Jamestown, and owned in addition to a good extent of land, the ' Burnt House' now Levenbank House. The father sold his interest in the land, the "Burnt House" to Mr. Archibald Orr Ewing. "Laurie" Ritchie was passionately fond of music, and even before learning the fiddle could bring charming music out of a penny whistle. While learning the fiddle he traveled to Glasgow for lessons, paying half a crown for each lesson. With perseverance he became very proficient in the violin. His playing and singing on board the Loch Lomond steamers was greatly appreciated by tourists, and gave them a high opinion of the blind fiddler and of the National Songs of Scotland. Laurie married a daughter of Archibald Gray, better known as " Baldie" Gray, the Hillbank farmer who was also notable. He was considered a good looking man, and being well educated it is stated he frequently officiated with the bible before him in marrying "tinkers" in the "New Fir Glen " - a wood not far from his farm steading. Laurie Ritchie removed latterly to Kilmarnock, where he had many friends, and where he died. He has a son in Alexandria, a master tailor. | RITCHIE, Lawrence (I953)
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| 759 | Boarding the "Horizon" the sisters endured a voyage of Thirteen weeks and one day. | BUTCHER, Ellen (I538)
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| 760 | Boarding the "Horizon" the sisters endured a voyage of Thirteen weeks and one day. | BUTCHER, Anne (I408)
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| 761 | BOON. _ Ryan Daniel. Passed away on Dec. 7 Aged 12 years Members of the Rotary Club, Berwick and their families are deeply saddened by the death of your precious son and brother Ryan. Our love and thoughts are with Eric, Wendy, Jessica, Brenden and all the family. The Mucopolysaccharidoses (MPSs) are rare genetic disorders in children and adults. They involve an abnormal storage of mucopolysaccharides, caused by the absence of a specific enzyme. Without the enzyme, the breakdown process o f mucopolysaccharides is incomplete. Partially broken down mucopolysaccharides accumulate in the body's cells causing progressive damage. The storage process can affect appearance, development and the function of various organs of the body. Eac h MPS disease is caused by the deficiency of a specific enzyme. Lysosomal Storage Disorders The MPS diseases are part of a larger group of disorders known as Lysosomal Storage Disorders (LSDs). The combined incidence of LSDs in the population is 1 in 5,000 live births. Each of the more than 40 individual LSDs result in a deficiency i n the activity of a specific protein (enzyme) which is normally present in each of the billions of cells that make up our bodies. The role of lysosomes is to degrade waste material made by these cells into simpler products for re-use. This process of waste removal requires the sequential action of a number of enzymes. If one of these enzymes is present in insufficient amo unts, the recycling process cannot proceed and the undegraded material remains stored within the lysosome and, therefore, the cell. As the amount of stored material increases over time, normal cellular functioning becomes increasingly impaired , leading to the emergence of clinical symptoms. Other diseases similar to MPS include the Mucolipidoses, Oligosaccharidoses and Glycosphingolipidoses. The Australian MPS Society includes these and other disorders as part of its "related diseases" and aims to extend its support and assistanc e to families affected by these disorders. Babies may show little sign of the disorder, but as more and more cells become damaged, symptoms start to appear. Although there are similarities between all the MPS Diseases, each of the individual diseases will result in different effects on t he body. | BOON, Ryan Daniel (I625)
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| 762 | BOOTH.–On the 19th March, at 13 Dawson street, Catherine Elvin, relict of the late Isaac Booth, and mother of Mrs T. Costin, Mrs E. Hart, Miss Booth, and Isaac Booth, in her 95th year. Funeral at 3 o'clock. ARMSTRONG Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), Saturday 21 March 1908, page 4 | RAINALS, Catherine Elvin (I1089)
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| 763 | Born 18 weeks Gestation, 6:39am Weight 190 grams Easter Saturday | BARBARESSOS, Rickie Kerry Michael (I1872)
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| 764 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SHARMAN, L.P. (I3337)
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| 765 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SAID, T.M. (I3099)
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| 766 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SHARMAN, K.J. (I3014)
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| 767 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | WALSH, H.C. (I4989)
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| 768 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BARBARESSOS, O.L. (I3815)
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| 769 | Bought a medical practice in Donnybrook. On the 2nd of February 1866 Richard placed an advertisement in The Argus newspaper (see news clipping). The families move to Donnybrook was the result. | Family: STEPHENSON, Richard / BUTCHER, Anne (F1329)
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| 770 | BOYCE. - Herbert Edward (Bert) 03.07.1918 - 22.06.2009 Aged 90 years Beloved husband of Mary, loving father of John, Rosemary, Vivien and Geoffrey. Loving father-in-law of Ross and Kim. Adored grandfather of Claire, Jaemes, Nikki, Lauren and Ollie. A caring brother of Ern (dec.), Fred (dec.) and Peg. Passed away peacefully after illness Our thanks to the staff at the Alfred Hospital and Weeroona Nursing Home. Herald Sun 24/6/2009 | BOYCE, Herbert Edward (I4836)
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| 771 | BOYCE. - The Funeral Service for Mr Herbert Edward Boyce will be held in the W.D. Rose Chapel, 339 Warrigal Rd, Burwood, TOMORROW (Thurs. June 25, 2009) commencing at 2 p.m. Private Cremation No flowers by request | BOYCE, Herbert Edward (I4836)
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| 772 | Bridegroom from Ballarat A gown of white brocaded lame with - a slim . fitting, trained skirt was chosen by Margaret Elaine, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Crundall, of Frankston, for her marriage yesterday with Dr. Richard Howell Stanistreet, elder son of Mrs. R. ' F. Stanistreet, of Ballarat, and the late' Mr. Stanistreet. Rev. George Yule officiated at the College Church, Parkville. The bride's finger-tip length veil was held with a pear) coronet and she carried a bouquet of white water-lilies. She was attended by Mrs Geoffrey Page and by her.. sister, Miss Barbara Crundall. They wore gowns of pale green taffetas and jullet caps of silver lame. Their bouquets were of deep red roses. Dr. W. P. Caldwell was best man and Mr D. Stanistreet, groomsman. A reception was held . at the Hotel Australia. Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), Saturday 24 November 1951, page 5 | Family: STANISTREET, Richard Howell / CRUNDALL, Margaret Elaine (F1548)
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| 773 | Brother of Hannah Barton wife of William Thomas Wittick. Reg No. 2965 | Family: BARTON, Thomas / WITTICK, Mary Catherine (F274)
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| 774 | BROWN (Roma ): Fond memories and farewell to our beloved Mum and Granny Roma. Much love Mark and Fi, Claire, Luke, Meg and Nigel, Sophie and Nathan. Published in The West Australian on Aug. 13, 2013 | BLACK, Roma Kathleen (I572)
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| 775 | BURI: AGNC Maddingley Cemetery | HANNAH, Georgina Marie (I3252)
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| 776 | BURI: AGNC Maddingley Cemetery | WITTICK, Carmel Mary (I3308)
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| 777 | BURI: AGNC Maddingley Cemetery | WITTICK, Neville Joseph (I3310)
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| 778 | BURI: AGNC Melbourne General Cemetery | DUFFY, Meta Louise (I1136)
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| 779 | BURI: AGNC Northern Memorial Park, | SMITH, Alma Lorraine (I3850)
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| 780 | BURI: RELI Church of England CHAN: _WT_USER laurie | STEPHENSON, Elizabeth Barbara (I647)
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| 781 | Buried at 3 PM Commemoration details Hollybrook Memorial, Southampton, England Panel number, Roll of Honour, Australian War Memorial 172 | CRONIN, John Richard (I2866)
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| 782 | Buried in an unmarked grave in an unknown location in the cemetery. | SELKIRK, Elizabeth (I4220)
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| 783 | Buried wit daughter Alison | ELG, Helen (I4026)
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| 784 | Buried within:- Alan Mee (1895-1972) Emily Mee (nee Young) (1909-1990) | MEE, Allan (I348)
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| 785 | Buried within:- Allan Mee (1920-2006) Margaret Mee (nee Hanley) (1921-2005) Christy Mee (1925-2003) John Mee (1926-2001) Catherine Mee (nee Moynihan) (1889-1960) Richard Mee (1893-1942) Margaret Mee (nee O'Donoghue) (1853-1949) | O'DONOGHUE, Margaret (I336)
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| 786 | Buried within:- Allan Mee (1920-2006) Margaret Mee (nee Hanley) (1921-2005) Christy Mee (1925-2003) John Mee (1926-2001) Catherine Mee (nee Moynihan) (1889-1960) Richard Mee (1893-1942) Margaret Mee (nee O'Donoghue) (1853-1949) | MEE, Richard (I346)
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| 787 | Buried within:- Allan Mee (1920-2006) Margaret Mee (nee Hanley) (1921-2005) Christy Mee (1925-2003) John Mee (1926-2001) Catherine Mee (nee Moynihan) (1889-1960) Richard Mee (1893-1942) Margaret Mee (nee O'Donoghue) (1853-1949) | MOYNIHAN, Catherine (I347)
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| 788 | Buried within:- Allan Mee (1920-2006) Margaret Mee (nee Hanley) (1921-2005) Christy Mee (1925-2003) John Mee (1926-2001) Catherine Mee (nee Moynihan) (1889-1960) Richard Mee (1893-1942) Margaret Mee (nee O'Donoghue) (1853-1949) | MEE, Allan (I350)
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| 789 | Buried within:- Allan Mee (1920-2006) Margaret Mee (nee Hanley) (1921-2005) Christy Mee (1925-2003) John Mee (1926-2001) Catherine Mee (nee Moynihan) (1889-1960) Richard Mee (1893-1942) Margaret Mee (nee O'Donoghue) (1853-1949) | HANLEY, Margaret (I560)
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| 790 | Buried within:- Allan Mee (1920-2006) Margaret Mee (nee Hanley) (1921-2005) Christy Mee (1925-2003) John Mee (1926-2001) Catherine Mee (nee Moynihan) (1889-1960) Richard Mee (1893-1942) Margaret Mee (nee O'Donoghue) (1853-1949) | MEE, Christy (I3324)
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| 791 | Buried within:- Allan Mee (1920-2006) Margaret Mee (nee Hanley) (1921-2005) Christy Mee (1925-2003) John Mee (1926-2001) Catherine Mee (nee Moynihan) (1889-1960) Richard Mee (1893-1942) Margaret Mee (nee O'Donoghue) (1853-1949) | MEE, John (I3328)
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| 792 | Buried within:- Dorothy McPherson (nee Stephenson) (1897-1983) | STEPHENSON, Dorothy (I644)
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| 793 | Buried within:- Eileen Atkins (nee) (1935-1997) Leonard Joseph Atkins (1929-2008) | WATKINS, Eileen (I4742)
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| 794 | Buried within:- Elizabeth Harrison Atkins (nee Fortune)(1930-2000) | FORTUNE, Elizabet Harrison (I2974)
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| 795 | Buried within:- Ellen Jessie Williams (1902-1976) | WILLIAMS, Ellen Jessie (I4784)
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| 796 | Buried within:- Heinrich Gerke (1825-1889) Annie Alvina Gerke (1872-1894) Maria Gerke (nee Bruns) (1832-1900) | GERKE, Heinrich (I1149)
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| 797 | Buried within:- Jack Eric Needham (1911-2000) Elsie Elizabeth Needham (nee Williams) (1912-2001) | WILLIAMS, Elsie Elizabeth (I4778)
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| 798 | Buried within:- James Mee (1846-1934) Margaret Mee (nee Mee) (1845-1930) Julia Mee (1872-1959) | MEE, Margaret (I60)
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| 799 | Buried within:- James Mee (1846-1934) Margaret Mee (nee Mee) (1845-1930) Julia Mee (1872-1959) | MEE, Julia (I64)
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| 800 | Buried within:- John McPherson (1898-1966) | MCPHERSON, John (I894)
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