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MOAR, James H

James Moar was born in 1891 in Newcastle, New South Wales to James and Robina Moar. In 1898, his mother passed away in St .Kilda leavng his father with seven surviving children. His father James who arrived as a four year old with his parents from Orkney, Scotland, passed away in...

MOFFAT, John

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MOFFAT, John

John Moffat was born in Glasgow, Scotland in 1885, but when he was six months old, his parents migrated to New Zealand. He was brought up in Dunedin and had three brothers, two of whom, Robert and William, also enlisted. William was also a casualty. In 1915, John Moffat lived wit...

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MOFFAT, Robert Edgar

Subjects WW1 Author Sylvia Black Family name MOFFAT Given names Robert Edgar Gender Male East Melbourne addresses Year 1916 1916 179 Victoria Parade , East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 37° 48' 29.5452" S , 144° 58' 51.8304" E Military service WW1 Regimental number 1619 Rank Pte...

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Moments Musical

Presenter(s) Monica Edwards: cello Mary Knights-Rutten: piano Laurence Moore: baritone Sabine Watkins: recorder Veronica Westcott-Kirsch: piano Start Sunday 18 Nov 2012 - 2:00pm Finish Sunday, 18 November 2012 - 4:00pm Location Holy Trinity Anglican Church Entry fee $15 adults, $...

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MONASH, John

Educated Yarra Park Primary and Scotch. Lived 118 Gipps Street c.1899-c.1902. Biography in ADB.

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MONTGOMERY, Harold Albert

Harold Albert Montgomery was born at Ballarat in 1894 and at the time he enlisted was living at 212 Clarendon St., East Melbourne, more well known as Clarendon Terrace. He enlisted on 8 September, 1916. He was twenty two years old, 5' 8" in height, with brown hair and blue eyes,...

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Monument to Harold Parsons

Information and photographs about Harold Parsons, champion motor cyclist who was killed in an accident. A monument in his memory stands in Weedon Reserve, corner of Wellington Parade and Hoddle Street, East Melbourne.

MOORE, Alfred Edward

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MOORE, Alfred Edward

Alfred Edward Moore was the son of Charles William Moore and his wife, Mary, and was born at Allendale, Victoria c August 1896. When he enlisted on 12 July 1915 Alfred stated that he was a van driver; he nominated his father, then living at 165 Wellington Parade, Jolimont, as his...

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MOORE, Charles William

Charles William Moore was the son of Charles William Moore and his wife, Mary, and was born at Allendale, Victoria c Jan 1892. When he enlisted on 10 February 1916 Charles stated that he was a labourer; he nominated his father, then living at 165 Wellington Parade, Jolimont, as h...

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MOORE, Harry

Subjects WW1 Family name MOORE Given names Harry Gender Male East Melbourne addresses Year 1914 18 Jolimont Road , Jolimont, Victoria, Australia Military service WW1 Regimental number 6848A Rank Pte Military units 21st Battalion, 20th Reinforcement

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MOORE, Joseph John

Joseph John Moore was the son of Charles William Moore and his wife, Mary, and was born at Allendale, Victoria c February 1890. When he enlisted at Toowomba, Queensland, on 26 August 1914 John stated that he was a cutter; he nominated his brother, Charles William Moore, then livi...

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MOORE, Robert Leslie

Subjects WW1 Family name MOORE Given names Robert Leslie Gender Male East Melbourne addresses Year 1914 Rosebank Clarendon Street , East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Military service WW1 Regimental number 2183 Rank Pte Military units 23rd Battalion

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MOORE, Tom Harold

Subjects WW1 Family name MOORE Given names Tom Harold Gender Male East Melbourne addresses Year 1914 21 George Street , East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Military service WW1 Regimental number 3584 Rank Pte Military units 29th Battalion

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MOORE, William Byron O'Mara

Subjects WW1 Family name MOORE Given names William Byron O'Mara Gender Male East Melbourne addresses Year 1914 19 Simpson Street , East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Military service WW1 Regimental number 5144 Rank Pte Military units 59th Battalion

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