Sydney Morning Herald
April 25, 2007
The story was powerful enough: a tale of a mother's love and her son's courage in war. But much more is now known about the family behind Australia's first World War II…
A view of the interior of the original church built on land owned by Edward Harrigan. The church was opened in 1859, enlarged in 1901 and renovated in 1914. A new church, St Paul's was opened in 1928.This image is likely to have been from a postcard…
Left - Daisy Isabel Angel (nee Bailey), wife of Robert Henry Angel (grandson of Henry Angel), Right - Ivy Irene Angel daughter of Daisy Isabel and Robert Henry Angel, Middle - Doreen Brenda Johnston (nee Fawcett, daughter of Cyril Richard and Ivy…
An newspaper article about Uardry Station, established by the Angel and Ray families, and where the Ledwidges worked as stockmen. There are also references to the Caledonian Hotel in Hay , once licensed to Christopher Ledwidge.
Back L-R: Percy Reginald Griffin 1878-1965, Herbert George Griffin 1880-1958, Victor Septimus Griffin 1884-1957, Sophia Joan Griffin 1885-1946, Cecil Jackson Griffin 1882-1969, Frederick Leonard Griffin 1876-1950
Front L-R: Franck Carlton Griffin…
A humourous anecdote recorded by Brigadier Victor Carlton Griffin relating to an event which occurred during his period of service with the 10th Gurkha Rifles.