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George Christian Fraser was born in Newton, Sydney in 1888. He was the fourth child of Angus and Mary Ann (nee Smith) Fraser.
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Stephen Learmonth
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Michael Hickey was born in 1898, at Mt Elliot, to Andrew and Christina (née McLean) Hickey. He was the youngest of six siblings.
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Stephen Learmonth
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Thomas Taylor was born in Beechworth on the 10th of May, 1884. He was the tenth of fourteen children born to Cordelia (née Jimeson) and Charles Taylor.
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Stephen Learmonth
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Clarence was born on the 21st of April 1894 at Corowa, New South Wales. He was the third surviving child of Walter Murray and Christina (née Squires) Johnson.
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Stephen Learmonth
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Mark was born in 1891 at Corryong, Victoria. He was the youngest of seven children born to Charles Henry and Jane (née Bell) Wheeler.
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Stephen Learmonth
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Albert was born in 1889, one of nine children to Edward King and Margaret (née Grant) Mildren.
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Stephen Learmonth
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Herbert was born in Gundagai, NSW, in 1895. He was the first child of Herbert and Elizabeth Waugh (née Dick).
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Stephen Learmonth
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Gilbert Lee McCully’s name appears on the Corryong State School No 1309 Roll of Honour for the 1914 – 1919 War.
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Stephen Learmonth
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“At 5:30 am the calm of the night was suddenly broken by a barrage put down by the Hun across the assembly lines.
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Stephen Learmonth
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Hugh Taylor was born in Stawell, Victoria, in February 1888, to John and Alice (née Rees) Taylor. He was the youngest of five children.
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Stephen Learmonth
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Stanley Robinson was such an effective teacher, that the AIF wanted him to remain in Australia to instruct new recruits at the training camp at Broadmeadows, just on the outskir
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Stephen Learmonth
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David was born in Corryong in 1888 to James and Annie Glenn (née Hamilton) MacKay.
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Stephen Learmonth
