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      Her married name was Wilson.² Fanny Jane Harvey was born on 20 September 1893 at St Arnaud, Victoria, Australia.^1,3,4,5,6 She was the daughter of William Harvey and Selina Florence Dorman.¹ Fanny Jane Harvey married John Peter Wilson on 10 May 1915 at Mildura, Victoria, Australia.² Fanny Jane Harvey and John Peter Wilson were recorded on a UK Incoming Passenger List sailing on the Konigin Luise from Australia arriving at London, England. His occupation was recorded as Horticulturalist in 1920.⁷ Fanny Jane Harvey and John Peter Wilson arrived at San Francisco, United States of America, sailing on R.M.S. Makura from Sydney, Australia on 21 November 1930.⁸ Fanny Jane Harvey was naturalized on 10 January 1938; by Petition at the District Court, Los Angeles, California.⁹ She appeared on the census of 1940 at 1125 Rosemead Boulevard, El Monte, Los Angeles, California, United States of America, as Frances J Wilson, Wife, age 46, birthplace Australia, where they had been living in 1935.¹⁰ She died on 12 December 1963 at Los Angeles, California, United States of America, at age 70; as Frances J Wilson.⁶

     Cecil Henry Vivian Harvey was born in 1895 at St Arnaud, Victoria, Australia.^1,2,3 He was the son of William Harvey and Selina Florence Dorman.¹ Cecil Henry Vivian Harvey lived between 1919 and 1954 at Mildura, Victoria, Australia.⁴ He married Martha Mary Carol Greatz on 25 May 1926 at Mildura, Victoria, Australia.^5,6 Cecil Henry Vivian Harvey was a Panelbeater between 8 December 1936 and 6 December 1938 at Caulfield, Victoria, Australia.⁷ He died on 1 October 1961 at Ballarat, Victoria, Australia.^3,8,5 He was buried at Nichols Point Cemetery, Nichols Point, Victoria, Australia.⁵

     Frederick Baden Powell Harvey was born on 25 March 1900 at St Arnaud, Victoria, Australia.^1,2,3,4 He was the son of William Harvey and Selina Florence Dorman.¹ Frederick Baden Powell Harvey married Mattie Faith Francis circa 1920 at South Australia, Australia.⁵ Frederick Baden Powell Harvey lived between 1931 and 1963 at 20th Street, Koorlong, Mildura, Victoria, Australia; where he was on the Electoral Roll as a horticulturist.⁶ He died on 26 June 1976 at Mildura, Victoria, Australia, at age 76.⁴ He was buried at Victoria, Australia.⁷

      Her married name was Rickard.² Thelma Jean Harvey was born in 1902 at St Arnaud, Victoria, Australia.^1,3,4,5 She was the daughter of William Harvey and Selina Florence Dorman.¹ Thelma Jean Harvey lived in 1924 at District Hospital, Warracknabeal, Victoria, Australia; where she was on the Electoral Roll as Nurse.⁶ She lived between 1925 and 1927 at St Arnaud Hospital, St Arnaud, Victoria, Australia; where again she was on the Electoral Roll as Nurse.⁶ She married George Rickard circa 1928 at Australia.^2,7 Thelma Jean Harvey and George Rickard lived between 1931 and 1972 at Ariston, Curyo, Birchip, Victoria, Australia; where they were on the Electoral Roll as farmer and doing home duties.⁸ Thelma Jean Harvey lived in 1977 at 36 Sherwood Street, Birchip, Victoria, Australia; where they were on the Electoral Roll again as farmer and carrying out home duties.⁸ She died on 7 October 1980 at Birchip, Victoria, Australia; as Thelma Jean Rickard.^9,10,11 Her estate was probated on 27 January 1981 at Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; when she was recorded as a married woman.¹¹

      Selina Winifred Harvey was also known as Winifred Selina Harvey.^2,3 Her married name was Telfer.⁴ She was born in 1904 at St Arnaud, Victoria, Australia.^1,5,4 She was the daughter of William Harvey and Selina Florence Dorman.¹ Selina Winifred Harvey married Walter Leonard Telfer circa 1928 at Australia.^4,6 Selina Winifred Harvey and Walter Leonard Telfer lived in 1928 at Deakin Avenue, Mildura, Victoria, Australia; where they were on the Electoral Roll.³ Selina Winifred Harvey died on 2 December 1949 at Mildura, Victoria, Australia.^4,7,8,2 She was buried at Nichols Point Cemetery, Nichols Point, Victoria, Australia.²

      Her married name was Bannister. Lorna Mary Harvey was born in 1906 at St Arnaud, Victoria, Australia.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of William Harvey and Selina Florence Dorman.¹ Lorna Mary Harvey married William John Bannister circa 1930 at Australia.^4,5 Lorna Mary Harvey died on 19 June 1997 at Victoria, Australia.⁴ She was buried at Nichols Point Cemetery, Nichols Point, Victoria, Australia.⁴

     Alan St Arnaud Harvey was born on 13 September 1908 at St Arnaud, Victoria, Australia.^1,2,3,4,5 He was the son of William Harvey and Selina Florence Dorman.¹ Alan St Arnaud Harvey married Leila Alice Curtis in February 1929 at Mildura, Victoria, Australia.^4,6,7 Alan St Arnaud Harvey enlisted during WWII into the Royal Australian Air Force at Melbourne, Victoria. His service number was 52696, his locality on enlistment was Red Cliffs and he gave as his next of kin Leila Harvey on 28 March 1942.⁴ He was discharged from the Royal Australian Air Force with the rank of Corporal and his posting on discharge was 26 Repair and Servicing Unit on 6 February 1946.⁴ He married Mavis Lucy Farnsworth on 5 February 1959 at Mildura, Victoria, Australia.⁷ Alan St Arnaud Harvey died on 19 March 1984 at Modbury, South Australia, Australia, at age 75.⁷ He was buried on 21 March 1984 at Coomealla Memorial Gardens, Coomealla, New South Wales, Australia.^8,9

     Jack Cameron Anderson Harvey was born in 1912 at St Arnaud, Victoria, Australia.^1,2,3 He was the son of William Harvey and Selina Florence Dorman.¹ Jack Cameron Anderson Harvey died on 1 April 1929 at Mildura, Victoria, Australia.^1,4,2,5,6 He was buried on 2 April 1929 at Nichols Point Cemetery, Nichols Point, Victoria, Australia.^7,5

     William Richard Bissland was born on 17 March 1890 at Victoria, Australia.^2,3,4 He was the son of James Bissland and Emma Amelia Dorman M.B.E.¹ William Richard Bissland migrated from St Arnaud, Victoria, Australia, with his parents and siblings on the Monowai to New Zealand on 6 March 1906.^5,6 He lived between 1911 and 1919 at 28 Howe Street, Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand; and appeared on the Electoral Roll with his parents; father and son were both plumbers.⁷ He served in the New Zealand Army, Service number 32614, during the Great War; his previous occupation having been Plumber. Auckland War Memorial Museum provide his Embarkation Details as:

'WW1 02 Jan 1917-27 March 1917 to LONDON, ENGLAND. HMNZT 73. Vessel was Opawa. Lance Corporal; 20th Reinforcements Specialist Company, Machine-Gun Section; New Zealand Expeditionary Force'.^8,9,10

He married Esma Macdonald on 4 August 1920 at St Kilda, Otago, New Zealand.^11,12 William Richard Bissland and Esma Macdonald lived between 1928 and 1938 at 5 Bridgman Street, St Kilda, Otago, New Zealand; where he was again recorded as a plumber of the Electoral Roll while she was a married woman.¹³ William Richard Bissland was executor to his Father with his brother in 1944 at Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand.¹⁴ He lived between 1946 and 1968 at 5 Freyberg Street, St Kilda, Otago, New Zealand.¹⁵ He died on 14 December 1968 at Otago, Otago, New Zealand, at age 78; and his estate was probated according to Dunedin probate and Letters of Administration files (II) in 1969, occupation Retired Plumber.^11,16 He was cremated at Andersons Bay Cemetery, Otago, New Zealand.^17,18

     Leslie James Bissland M.M. was born on 16 March 1894 at St Arnaud, Victoria, Australia.^1,2,3,4 He was the son of James Bissland and Emma Amelia Dorman M.B.E.¹ Leslie James Bissland M.M. migrated from St Arnaud, Victoria, Australia, with his parents and siblings on the Monowai to New Zealand on 6 March 1906.⁵ He was educated on 26 March 1906 at George Street School, North Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand.⁶ He was a plumber who joined the New Zealand Army during the Great War and Auckland War Memorial Museum provide his Embarkation Details as:

'Body of Embarkation: New Zealand Expeditionary Force
Place of Embarkation: Wellington, New Zealand
Embarkation Date: 8 January 1916
Transport: HMNZT 37
Vessel: Maunganui
Destination: Suez, Egypt'.^{4,7,8,9,10,11,12}

He died on 1 October 1916 at Pas-de-Calais, France, at age 22; when he was 'Killed in action' during the Great War and the Commonwealth War Graves Commission provide the following information:-

'Rank: Serjeant. Service No: 8/3809. Date of Death: 01/10/1916. Regiment/Service: Otago Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 2nd Bn. Awards: M M. Grave Reference: III. E. 14. Cemetery: Warlencourt British Cemetery. Additional Information: Son of Mr. and Mrs. James Bissland, of 28, Howe St., Dunedin, New Zealand'.

Plus some Historical Information:-

'Warlencourt, the Butte de Warlencourt and Eaucourt-L'Abbaye were the scene of very fierce fighting in 1916. Eaucourt was taken by the 47th (London) Division early in October. The Butte (a Roman mound of excavated chalk, about 17 metres high, once covered with pines) was attacked by that and other divisions, but it was not relinquished by the Germans until the following 26 February, when they withdrew to the Hindenburg Line.

'The 51st (Highland) Division fought a delaying action here on 25 March 1918 during the great German advance, and the 42nd (East Lancashire) Division recaptured the ground on 25 August 1918.

'The cemetery was made late in 1919 when graves were brought in from small cemeteries and the battlefields of Warlencourt and Le Sars.

'The largest burial ground moved into this cemetery was:-

'HEXHAM ROAD CEMETERY, LE SARS, on the West side of the Abbey grounds. (Hexham Road was the name given to the road leading from Warlencourt to Eaucourt. Le Sars was captured by the 23rd Division on 7 October 1916, and again by the Third Army on 25 August 1918.) This cemetery was used from November 1916 to October 1917, and contained the graves of 17 soldiers from the United Kingdom and 13 from Australia.

'The cemetery now contains 3,505 Commonwealth burials and commemorations of the First World War. 1,823 of the burials are unidentified but there are special memorials to 55 casualties known or believed to be buried among them. Other special memorials commemorate 15 casualties buried in Hexham Road Cemetery, whose graves were destroyed by shell fire.

'The cemetery was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens'.^{13,4,14,15,16}

He was the subject of an obituary in the Dunedin Evening Star on 6 November 1916.¹⁷ He was commemorated with the posthumous award of the Military Medal for Bravery in the Field, announced in The New Zealand Contingent in The London Gazette of 8 December 1916 and The Edinburgh Gazette of 12 December 1916.^18,19,20,21 His estate was probated in September 1917; after he died Intestate.²²

     Ethel Elizabeth Bissland was born in 1899 at St Arnaud, Victoria, Australia.^1,2,3,4 She was the daughter of James Bissland and Emma Amelia Dorman M.B.E.¹ Ethel Elizabeth Bissland died in 1901 at St Andrews, Victoria, Australia; and her death 'from diptheria' was recorded at Victoria, having lived 2 years.^1,5,6

     Charles Henry Arnold Bissland was born on 4 May 1905 at Victoria, Australia.^1,2,3 He was the son of James Bissland and Emma Amelia Dorman M.B.E.¹ Charles Henry Arnold Bissland migrated from St Arnaud, Victoria, Australia, with his parents and siblings aboard the Monowai to New Zealand on 6 March 1906.^4,5 He was a Plumber by trade.⁶ He married Mary Lilian Robb in 1933 at New Zealand.⁷ Charles Henry Arnold Bissland and Mary Lilian Robb lived in 1938 at 28 Howe Street, Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand.⁸ Charles Henry Arnold Bissland was executor to his Father with his brother in 1944 at Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand.⁹ He and Mary Lilian Robb lived between 1946 and 1957 at 759 King Street, Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand.⁸ Charles Henry Arnold Bissland died on 13 December 1960 at Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand, at age 55; and his estate was probated according to Dunedin probate and Letters of Administration files (II).^10,6,3 He was buried at Blueskin Cemetery, Waitati, Otago, New Zealand.^11,12

     Leslie John Bowe was born in 1901 at Maldon, Victoria, Australia.^1,2,3 He was the son of Abraham James Bowe and Edith Jane Dorman.¹ Leslie John Bowe was an elector at Charlton, Wimmera, and Heathcote, Echuca, when he was a Teacher at the Higher Elementary School in 1924 at Victoria, Australia.⁴ He married Elsie May Leah Callesen between 1924 and 1931 at Victoria, Australia.⁵ Leslie John Bowe and Elsie May Leah Callesen were an elector in 1931 and 1936; he was a Teacher and she worked at Home Duties at High Street, Charlton, Wimmera, Victoria, Australia.⁶ Leslie John Bowe and Elsie May Leah Callesen were an elector and he was a Teacher and she worked at Home Duties in 1937 at 32 Horne Street, Elsternwick, Balaclava, Victoria, Australia.⁷ Leslie John Bowe and Elsie May Leah Callesen were an elector in 1942, 1949 and 1954; he was a Teacher and she worked at Home Duties at 25 Bailey Avenue, Caulfield West, Balaclava, Victoria, Australia.⁸ Leslie John Bowe died before 13 August 1975 at Elsternwick, Victoria, Australia.^9,10,11 He was cremated at Springvale Botanical Cemetery, Springvale, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.¹⁰

     Ada Margaret Bowe was born in 1902 at Maldon, Victoria, Australia.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of Abraham James Bowe and Edith Jane Dorman.¹ Ada Margaret Bowe died on 31 December 1904 at Maldon, Victoria, Australia; having lived 2 years and 9 months.^1,4,3,5 She was buried at Maldon Cemetery, Maldon, Victoria, Australia; and she shares a headstone with her brothers Robert Dorman and Melville John Bowe, with the words 'Gone But Not Forgotten.⁶'

     Robert Dorman Bowe was born in 1903 at Maldon, Victoria, Australia.^1,2 He was the son of Abraham James Bowe and Edith Jane Dorman.¹ Robert Dorman Bowe died on 29 December 1906 at Maldon, Victoria, Australia; having lived 3 years and 7 months.^1,3,4,2 He was buried at Maldon Cemetery, Maldon, Victoria, Australia; and he shares a headstone with his brother Melville John and sister Ada Margaret Bowe, with the words 'Remembered Always.⁴'

      Her married name was Thomas.² Edith May Bowe also went by the name of Edie.³ She was born on 27 February 1905 at Maldon, Victoria, Australia.^1,4,5,6 She was the daughter of Abraham James Bowe and Edith Jane Dorman.¹ Edith May Bowe and Ethel Jessie Bowe O.B.E. lived in 1931 at Melbourne Hospital, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; and they were recorded on the Australian Electoral Roll as Edie May and Ethel Jessie Bowe and were nurses.³ Edith May Bowe was an elector on the Australian Electoral Roll and she was a Nurse in 1937 at Women's Hospital, Carlton, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.⁷ She married Gilbert Kingsley Thomas circa 1938 at Australia.² Edith May Bowe died in 2000 at Australia.⁶

     Ethel Jessie Bowe O.B.E. was born on 27 May 1906 at Maldon, Victoria, Australia.^1,2 She was the daughter of Abraham James Bowe and Edith Jane Dorman.¹ Ethel Jessie Bowe O.B.E. and Edith May Bowe lived in 1931 at Melbourne Hospital, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; and they were recorded on the Australian Electoral Roll as Edie May and Ethel Jessie Bowe and were nurses.³ Ethel Jessie Bowe O.B.E. lived between 1936 and 1937 at Perth Hospital, Perth, Western Australia, Australia; and was recorded on the Australian Electoral Roll as a nurse.³ She enlisted in the Australian Army at Melbourne, Victoria, giving Leslie Bowe as her next of kin, at the beginning of the Second World War on 19 December 1939.⁴ She was discharged from the Australian Army as Major posted at Australian Army Staff (London) on 31 January 1948.⁵ She lived in 1954 at 23 Airlie Street, South Yarra, Fawkner, Victoria, Australia; and was recorded on the Australian Electoral Roll as a nurse.³ She was an 'army matron-in-chief' and was awarded the Order of the British Empire and this was announced in The London Gazette: 'Lieutenant-Colonel (honorary Colonel) Ethel Jessie BOWE, R.R.C. (F3/31), Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps (now retired).' on 27 December 1960.^6,7 She died on 13 October 1961 at Heidelberg, Victoria, Australia, at age 55.^2,8,9 She was the subject of an obituary /Biography in The Australian Dictionary of Biography Online Edition with a photograph:

'BOWE, ETHEL JESSIE (1906-1961), army matron-in-chief, was born on 27 May 1906 at Maldon, Victoria, fifth of eleven children of Abraham James Bowe, bricklayer, and his wife Edith Jane, née Dorman, both Victorian born. The family lived in a stone cottage built by Jessie's paternal grandfather. She attended Maldon State School, worked in the local hospital and trained as a nurse at Melbourne Hospital in 1927-30. Having completed midwifery at Queen Victoria Hospital, she joined the Australian Army Nursing Service Reserve in 1931 and returned to the Melbourne next year; she was a tutor-sister at Perth Hospital in 1935-38 and at the Melbourne in 1939.

'Appointed sister in the A.A.N.S. on 19 December 1939, Bowe was called up in March 1940 for service with the Australian Imperial Force. Two months later she sailed for the Middle East in charge of thirty-two nurses from the 2nd/2nd Australian General Hospital. Diverted to England, they were attached to the 2nd/3rd A.G.H. at Godalming, Surrey, during the Battle of Britain. Bowe finally reached Egypt in December and began work with the 2nd/2nd A.G.H. at Kantara. From April to June 1941, as temporary matron, she helped to establish the 2nd/11th A.G.H. at Alexandria, amidst a rush of casualties from the Western Desert, Greece and Crete. She became matron of the 2nd/2nd A.G.H. in September. Back in Australia in March 1942, she took three months leave, then rejoined her unit at Watten, Queensland. For her resourceful and capable administration of the hospital, she was awarded the Associate Royal Red Cross (1944). In March 1943, with the rank of major, she transferred to Melbourne as assistant to the matron-in-chief. Promoted temporary lieutenant colonel and appointed principal matron, Advanced Land Headquarters, in February 1945, Bowe was based on Morotai Island from April to November; she was to be awarded (1948) the United States of America's Bronze Star medal for her services.

'In early 1946 she became matron of the 115th Military (Repatriation General) Hospital, Heidelberg, Melbourne, and from March 1947 held the additional post of principal matron, Southern Command. Bowe sailed for Europe in November with a group of German and Italian internees and prisoners of war. Her A.A.N.S. appointment terminated on her arrival in England in January 1948. Following several months of advanced training, she went to Austria as chief nurse for the International Refugee Organization; in 1950 she came home to Victoria to be matron at the Austin Hospital, Heidelberg. 'Bowie', as she was widely known, rejoined the Australian Military Forces in June 1951. Appointed matron-in-chief and granted the rank of honorary colonel on 17 September 1952, she administered the Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps with determination, putting 'the service on a footing unequalled in the Commonwealth'. She was awarded a Florence Nightingale medal (1953) and the Royal Red Cross (1955), and in 1957 was appointed honorary nursing sister to Queen Elizabeth II. Active in professional organizations, Bowe gave the eighth annual oration for the New South Wales College of Nursing in 1960; she was appointed O.B.E. that year.

'Miss Bowe, who was five feet (153 cm) tall, with blue eyes, light brown hair, elfin features and considerable charm, impressed her colleagues as being 'every inch a lady'. Having suffered from cancer for six years, she died on 13 October 1961 in the Repatriation General Hospital, Heidelberg; following an Anglican service with full military honours at Christ Church, South Yarra, she was cremated.^7,10,11' Her estate was probated; and the Public Record Office, Victoria, holds the files for 'people who may have had estates that went through the probate process in the Supreme Court of Victoria' and hers is described as 'Trained Nurse, Prahran East.¹²'

     William Pierce Bowe was born on 27 January 1908 at Maldon, Victoria, Australia.^1,2,3,4 He was the son of Abraham James Bowe and Edith Jane Dorman.¹ William Pierce Bowe married Rita Florence Gwynn circa 1930. William Pierce Bowe and Rita Florence Gwynn lived in 1937 at 151 Cowper Street, Footscray, Victoria, Australia; where they were on the Electoral Roll as dressmaker and clerk.⁵ William Pierce Bowe and Rita Florence Gwynn lived in 1942 at 2 Princess Street, Yarraville, Victoria, Australia; where they appeared on the Electoral Roll again as dressmaker and clerk.⁵ William Pierce Bowe died on 27 April 1980 at Footscray, Victoria, Australia, at age 72.^2,6,7 He was buried at Altona Memorial Park, Altona North, Victoria, Australia.^7,8

     James Abraham Bowe was born on 8 January 1910 at Maldon, Victoria, Australia.^1,2 He was the son of Abraham James Bowe and Edith Jane Dorman.¹ James Abraham Bowe married Isabelle Caroline (?) circa 1935.³ James Abraham Bowe was an elector on the Australian Electoral Roll and he worked as a Grocer in 1936 at Templeton Street, Maldon, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia.⁴ He was an elector on the Australian Electoral Roll and he was a Grocer in 1937 at Templeton Street, Maldon, Corangamite, Victoria, Australia.⁵ He enlisted in the Australian Army at Bendigo, Victoria, giving his wife 'Isobell Bowe' as his next of kin, in the Second World War on 21 November 1942.⁶ He was an elector on the Australian Electoral Roll and he was a Grocer in 1943 at Templeton Street, Maldon, Corangamite, Victoria, Australia.⁷ He was discharged from the Australian Army as Corporal posted at 19 Advance Ordnance Depot on 7 January 1946.² He was an elector on the Australian Electoral Roll and he was a Commercial Traveller in 1949 at Templeton Street, Maldon, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia.⁸ He was an elector on the Australian Electoral Roll and his occupation reads Nill in 1954 at Bells Reef, Maldon, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia.⁹ He died on 28 July 1982 at Bendigo, Victoria, Australia, at age 72.^3,10 He was buried at Maldon Cemetery, Maldon, Victoria, Australia.³

     Sydney Leonard Bowe was born on 5 March 1913 at Maldon, Victoria, Australia.^1,2 He was the son of Abraham James Bowe and Edith Jane Dorman.¹ Sydney Leonard Bowe was an elector on the Australian Electoral Roll and he was a Butcher in 1936 at Maldon, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia.³ He was an elector on the Australian Electoral Roll and he was a Butcher in 1937 at Maldon, Corangamite, Victoria, Australia.⁴ He married Margery Gladys Skinner circa 1940 at Australia.⁵ Sydney Leonard Bowe enlisted in the Royal Australian Air Force at Melbourne, Victoria, giving his wife Margery Bowe as his next of kin, in the Second World War on 25 November 1942.² He was an elector on the Australian Electoral Roll and he was a Butcher in 1943 at Morris Street, Maldon, Corangamite, Victoria, Australia.⁶ He was discharged from the Royal Australian Air Force as Leading Aircraftman posted at 7 Aircraft Depot on 19 December 1945.² He appeared on the census of 1949 at Morris Street, Maldon, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia, on the Australian Electoral Roll and he was a Slaughterman.⁷ He was an elector on the Australian Electoral Roll and he was a Buthcer in 1954 at Ireland Street, Maldon, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia.⁸ He died on 10 March 1995 at Maldon, Victoria, Australia, at age 82.^9,10 He was buried at Maldon Cemetery, Maldon, Victoria, Australia; and a headstone was erected giving his name and dates.⁹

     Alan Henry Bowe was born on 16 September 1915 at Maldon, Victoria, Australia.^1,2 He was the son of Abraham James Bowe and Edith Jane Dorman.¹ Alan Henry Bowe was an elector recorded on the Australian Electoral Rolls in 1937 at Hawthorne, Yarra, Victoria in Sales and in 1943 Canterbury, Kooyong, Victoria as a Shop Assistant.³ He enlisted in the Australian Army on 1 September 1942, during World War II, at Oatlands, New South Wales, giving his locality as Maldon, Victoria. His Service number was VX101436, next of kin Mary Bowe. He was discharged on 2 January 1946, rank Staff Sergeant, at 12 Australian Lines of Communication Signals on 1 September 1942.² He died on 17 October 1974 at Maldon, Victoria, Australia, at age 59; age 59.^4,5,6,7 He was the subject of an obituary in the Sydney Morning Herald which says he was 'late of Five Dock' on 19 October 1974.⁵ He was buried at Maldon Cemetery, Maldon, Victoria, Australia; and his headstone has the words 'Beloved Husband of Juan'(?) and 'His Shepherd is The Lord.⁴'

     Leslie Jno Bowe was born in 1915 at Australia.¹ He was the son of Abraham James Bowe and Edith Jane Dorman.¹

     Margaret Bowe was born in 1918 at Australia.¹ She was the daughter of Abraham James Bowe and Edith Jane Dorman.¹

     Melville John Bowe was born on 16 November 1919 at Maldon, Victoria, Australia.^1,3 He was the son of Abraham James Bowe and Edith Jane Dorman.¹ Melville John Bowe enlisted in the Australian Army at Surrey Hills, Victoria, giving his father Abraham Bowe as his next of kin, in the Second World War on 10 August 1940.³ He was discharged from the Australian Army as Sapper posted at 64 A A Coy R A E.³ He died on 14 February 1998 at Victoria, Australia, at age 78; aged 78 years.² He was buried at Maldon Cemetery, Maldon, Victoria, Australia; and he shares a headstone with his brother Robert Dorman and sister Ada Margaret Bowe, with the words 'Resting in God's Care.²'

     Albin Edward Carlson was born on 22 April 1891 at California, United States of America; and his Mother's surname was Copeland.^3,4 He appeared on the census of 1900 at Murray, Alameda, California, United States of America, as Son of John S Carlson, born in Sweden and Mary R Carlson, born in California. He was age 10 and his birthplace was California. Three siblings and a boarder completed the household.⁵ He appeared on the census of 1910 at Alameda, California, United States of America, as Son, age 19, His parents and three siblings completed the household.⁶ He appeared on the census of 1920 at Martinez, California, United States of America, as Roomer, age 28, single, birthplace California.⁷ He married Violet Phyllis Esther Philbrook, daughter of George Edward Philbrook and Esther Jane Dove Colyer, circa 1922 at Canada.⁸ Albin Edward Carlson appeared on the census of 1930 at San Mateo, California, United States of America, as Head, married, age 38, birthplace California, and he was a Clerk in a Salt Factory. His Wife and Daughter completed the household.⁴ He appeared on the census of 1940 at 79 Castro Street, Hayward, Alameda, California, United States of America, as Alban E Carlson, Head, married, age 44, birthplace California, and he was a Stock Clerk. His Wife and two Daughters completed the household.⁹ He died on 11 March 1953 at Santa Clara, California, United States of America, at age 61.³ He was buried at Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno, San Mateo, California, United States of America.¹⁰

      Her married name was Pimm.¹ Clare Wilhelmina Phillips was born on 28 August 1903.^1,2 She married George Francis Pimm, son of George Edward Pimm and Ellen Elizabeth Daborn, in 1918 at Surrey, England; and their marriage was recorded at Kingston Registration office in the December quarter 1918.¹ Clare Wilhelmina Phillips died in 1972 at Surrey, England; and her death was recorded at Surrey Mid Eastern registration office in the December quarter 1972.²

      Her married name was Pimm.¹ Violet Ellen Bartlett was born in 1902 at London, England; and her birth was recorded at Greenwich registration ofifce in the March quarter 1902.^1,3 She married Henry William Pimm, son of George Edward Pimm and Ellen Elizabeth Daborn, on 26 December 1926 at West Molesey, Surrey, England; and their marriage was recorded at Kingston Registration office in the December quarter 1926.^1,2

     Arthur George Charles Pimm was born on 29 August 1927 at Surrey, England; and his birth was recorded at Kingston Registration district in the September quarter 1927.^1,2 He was the son of Henry William Pimm and Violet Ellen Bartlett.¹ Arthur George Charles Pimm died in October 2003 at Surrey, England, at age 76; and his death was recorded at Kingston Upon Thames registration office in October 2003.²

      Her married name was Bowe.¹ Isabelle Caroline (?) was born circa 1911.¹ She married James Abraham Bowe, son of Abraham James Bowe and Edith Jane Dorman, circa 1935.¹ Isabelle Caroline (?) was an elector and she worked on home duties in 1936 at Templeton Street, Maldon, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia.² She was an elector on the Australian Electoral Roll and she worked on home duties in 1937 at Templeton Street, Maldon, Corangamite, Victoria, Australia.³ She was an elector on the Australian Electoral Roll and she worked on home duties in 1943 at Templeton Street, Maldon, Corangamite, Victoria, Australia.⁴ She was an elector on the Australian Electoral Roll and she worked on home duties in 1949 at Templeton Street, Maldon, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia.⁵ She was an elector on the Australian Electoral Roll and she worked on home duties in 1954 at Templeton Street, Maldon, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia.⁶ She died on 19 October 1987 at Victoria, Australia; aged 76 years.¹ She was buried at Maldon Cemetery, Maldon, Victoria, Australia; where her name is added to the headstone of her husband who died earlier.¹

      Her married name was Bowe.¹ Margery Gladys Skinner was born circa 1918.¹ She married Sydney Leonard Bowe, son of Abraham James Bowe and Edith Jane Dorman, circa 1940 at Australia.¹ Margery Gladys Skinner was an elector on the Australian Electoral Roll and he was a Grocer in 1943 at Main Street, Maldon, Corangamite, Victoria, Australia.³ She was an elector on the Australian Electoral Roll and she worked on home duties in 1949 at Maldon, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia.⁴ She was an elector on the Australian Electoral Roll and she worked on home duties in 1954 at Ireland Street, Maldon, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia.⁵ She died on 11 August 1995 at Victoria, Australia.¹ She was buried at Maldon Cemetery, Maldon, Victoria, Australia.¹

     Karen Joy Bowe was born circa 1943 at Australia.¹ She was the daughter of Sydney Leonard Bowe and Margery Gladys Skinner.¹ Karen Joy Bowe died on 30 March 1944 at Castlemaine, Victoria, Australia; and her death was recorded in Victoria.^1,2 She was buried at Maldon Cemetery, Maldon, Victoria, Australia; with her mother and the headstone describes her as the Infant Daughter of Margery Gladys and Sydney Leonard.¹

      Her married name was Eales.¹ Hetty Catherine Fox was born on 12 January 1916 at Middlesex, England; and her birth was recorded at Brentford registration office in the March quarter 1916.^2,3 She married Frank William A Eales, son of Frank Eales and Alice May Boylett, in 1936 at Surrey, England; and their marriage was recorded at Surrey N E registration office in the September quarter 1936.¹

     Douglas Allan Buckeridge was born in 1919; and his birth was recorded at Camberwell registration office in the December quarter 1919.^1,2 He married Winifred Alice Eales, daughter of Frank Eales and Alice May Boylett, in 1940 at Surrey, England; and their marriage was recorded at Surrey N W registration office in the March quarter 1940.¹ Douglas Allan Buckeridge died in December 1944 at Italy.

     Walter Percy Baker witnessed the birth of Walter Percy Baker. He was born on 10 October 1909; and his birth was recorded at Kingston record office in the December quarter 1909.^1,2,3 He married Hilda Elizabeth Browning, daughter of Frank William Browning and Elizabeth Duke, in 1933 at Surrey, England; and their marriage was recorded at Kingston registry office in the September quarter 1933.¹

     Walter Ambrose Bessant was born on 16 October 1904; and his birth was recorded at West Ham registration office in the December quarter 1904.^1,2 He married Ivy Eleanor Browning, daughter of Frank William Browning and Elizabeth Duke, on 4 October 1931 at St Matthew, Surbiton, Surrey, England; and their marriage was recorded at Kingston registry office in the December quarter 1931.^1,3 Walter Ambrose Bessant died in April 1996 at Surrey, England, at age 91; and his death was recorded at Kingston Upon Thames registration office in April 1996.⁴

     George Ernest Musson was born in 1905 at Dover, Kent, England; and his birth was recorded at Dover registration office in the September quarter 1905.^2,3 He was the son of Arthur Ernest Musson and Olive Louisa Sutton.² George Ernest Musson appeared on the census of 2 April 1911 at 65 High Street, Dover, Kent, England, as son, age 5, birthplace Dover, Kent, England.²

     Samuel James Gittings was born in 1888 at Surrey, England; and his birth was recorded at Guildford registration office in the September quarter 1888.^1,2 He married Nora Minnie Andrews, daughter of Michael Andrews and Minnie Rose, in 1916 at Surrey, England; and their marriage was recorded at Guildford registration office in the December quarter 1916.¹ Samuel James Gittings died in 1957 at Surrey, England; and his death was recorded at Surrey South Western registration office in the March quarter 1957.³

     Marjorie Vera Norah Gittings was born on 6 July 1917 at Surrey, England; and her birth was recorded at Hambledon registration office in the September quarter 1917.^1,2 She was the daughter of Samuel James Gittings and Nora Minnie Andrews.¹

     Phillip Reginal James Gittings was born on 11 September 1925 at Surrey, England; and his birth was recorded at Hambledon registration office in the December quarter 1925.^1,2 He was the son of Samuel James Gittings and Nora Minnie Andrews.¹ Phillip Reginal James Gittings died in February 1989 at Surrey, England, at age 63; and his death was recorded at Surrey South Western registration office in February 1989.²

     Walter Leonard Telfer was born on 11 November 1901 at Ross Creek, Victoria, Australia; as Walter Leonard Telfer to Thomas Telfer and Louise Maud Billman.^4,3 He lived in 1924 at Walnut Avenue, Mildura, Victoria, Australia; where he was on the Electoral Roll.⁵ He married Selina Winifred Harvey, daughter of William Harvey and Selina Florence Dorman, circa 1928 at Australia.^1,2 Walter Leonard Telfer and Selina Winifred Harvey lived in 1928 at Deakin Avenue, Mildura, Victoria, Australia; where they were on the Electoral Roll.⁵ Walter Leonard Telfer married Vida Elsie (1919-2008) after 2 December 1949.³ He died on 12 January 1987 at Victoria, Australia, at age 85.³ He was buried at Nichols Point Cemetery, Nichols Point, Victoria, Australia; with his second wife.³

      Her married name was Harvey.¹ Leila Alice Curtis was born in 1906 at Cobden, Victoria, Australia; to Ernest Curtis and Thirza Elizth Alli Cobden Mckay/Thereza Mckay.^1,3 She married Alan St Arnaud Harvey, son of William Harvey and Selina Florence Dorman, in February 1929 at Mildura, Victoria, Australia.^1,4,5 Leila Alice Curtis died in 1956 at Red Cliffs, Victoria, Australia.⁶

      Her married name was Bullen.¹ Violet Audrey Dell was born on 26 July 1910 at Middlesex, England; and her birth was recorded at Brentford registration office in the September quarter 1910.^1,3,4 She married Edwin Leslie Bullen, son of Edwin Frank Bullen and Amy Harriett Kate Eade, on 6 September 1931 at Holy Trinity, Richmond, Surrey, England; and their marriage was recorded at Richmond registration office in the September quarter 1931.^1,2 Violet Audrey Dell died on 24 July 2004 at Hampshire, England, at age 93; and her death was recorded at Hampshire North registration office in July 2004.^5,6

     Sidney Ward was born on 13 September 1902 at Surrey, England.^1,2 He married Ellen May Daborn, daughter of James Daborn and Martha Tickner, on 1 April 1929 at Surrey, England; and their marriage was recorded at Chertsey registration office in the June quarter 1929.^1,3 Sidney Ward died in August 1996 at Surrey, England, at age 93.⁴

     Dennis Sidney Ward was born in 1929 at Surrey, England; and his birth was recorded at Chertsey registration office in the December quarter 1929.¹ He was the son of Sidney Ward and Ellen May Daborn.¹

     Albert James Pink was born on 8 March 1902 at Essex, England; and his birth was recorded at West Ham registration ofifce in the June quarter 1902.^1,2,3,4 He married Mabel Ada Rapley, daughter of Alfred Rapley and Ada Elizabeth Puttick, on 16 July 1927 at St Peter, Chertsey, Surrey, England; and their marriage was recorded at Chertsey registration office in the September quarter 1927.^1,2 Albert James Pink died on 15 December 1980 at 31 Grangfield Road, Jacob Well, Guildford, Surrey, England, at age 78; and his death was recorded at Surrey SW registration office in the December quarter 1980.^5,6

     John Cramp was born circa 1880.¹ He married Margaret Beatrice Ethel Mepham, daughter of Peter Mepham and Alice Skeet, in 1911 at Sussex, England; and their marriage was recorded at Hastings registation office in the June quarter 1911.¹

     George Daniel Slyfield was born on 13 July 1851 at Binfield, Berkshire, England; and his birth was recorded at Easthampstead registration office in the September quarter 1851.² He was the son of John Slyfield and Sarah Emma Griffiths.¹ George Daniel Slyfield died in 1858 at Berkshire, England; and his death was recorded at Easthampstead registration office in the June quarter 1858.³

      Her married name was Prangnell.¹ Ethel Marguerite Carter was born circa 1884.¹ She married John Cecil Prangnell, son of Sidney Prangnell and Margaret Slyfield, in 1908 at Hampshire, England; and their marriage was recorded at Winchester registration office in the June quarter 1908.¹ Ethel Marguerite Carter died in 1966 at Sussex, England; and her death was recorded at Hailsham registration office in the June quarter 1966.²

     Maurice Sidney Prangnell was born on 8 February 1909 at Hampshire, England; and his birth was recorded at Winchester registration office in the March quarter 1909.^1,2 He was the son of John Cecil Prangnell and Ethel Marguerite Carter.¹ Maurice Sidney Prangnell died on 4 June 1998 at Hampshire, England, at age 89; and his death was recorded at Petersfield registration office in June 1998.^2,3

      Her married name was Lody.¹ Olive May Cobbett was born on 27 May 1921 at Surrey, England; and her birth was recorded at Guildford registration office in the June quarter 1921.^1,3 She married John William Albert Lody, son of Richard Albert Lody and Ellen Alice Bullen, in 1941 at Surrey, England; and their marriage was recorded at Surrey N E registration office in the March quarter 1941.¹ Olive May Cobbett died in 1986 at Surrey, England; and her death was recorded at Surrey South Western registration office in December 1986.²