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Negative No Date Surname Address Town Other NEGATIVE DATE SURNAME ADDRESS TOWN OTHER DESCRIPTIO FURTHER OCCUPATIO Category Info. Added PHOTO ALBUM NO SHEET NO ADDRESS N INFO. N after 2000 LOCATION 4377 45 MAY AANENSEN G A PTE VX97127 4th Pltn A Coy 1st Y 432 ARTB 10013 40 SEP AARONS SERG wedding No Image 955 42 JUN ABBERFIELD D A SISTER 113 A.G.H. Concord No Y 131 NX77165 11008 41 JUN ABBOTT H C C Batt 1st Field Tng Regt No Image 11399 41 SEP ABRAHAM B CPL Military Police No Image 2043 43 APR ABRAHAM E N218995 c/- Ordinance Depot Y 234 MIL CAMP 4862 45 SEP ABRAHAM PTE NX139878 Sig Office H.Q. 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