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Volume Page Student Surname Given names Age Title Suburb Admission Removal No. No. Date Date VOL01 48 707 A'BECKETT MARSHAM 15 A M A'BECKETT CASTLEREAGH ST JAN 1866 SYDNEY VOL01 53 6 A'BECKETT MARSHAM EDWIN 15 A M A'BECKETT CASTLEREAGH ST JAN 1866 DEC 1867 SYDNEY * VOL01 1 14 A'BECKETT WILLIAM CHANNING 11 A M A'BECKETT 26 CASTLEREAGH ST AUG 1857 DEC 1858 SYDNEY VOL01 266 3201 AARONS ARTHUR ERNEST 10 L AARONS 1 O'CONNELL ST JUL 1887 DEC 1888 SYDNEY VOL01 161 1635 AARONS JOHN 10 L AARONS EXCHANGE HOTEL PITT ST APR 1878 DEC 1879 SYDNEY * VOL01 266 3200 AARONS JULIAN BOYD 11 L AARONS 1 O'CONNELL ST JUL 1887 DEC 1887 SYDNEY VOL01 161 1634 AARONS SOLOMON 11 L AARONS EXCHANGE HOTEL PITT ST APR 1878 DEC 1879 SYDNEY * VOL01 24 349 ABBOTT JOHN 11 T K ABBOTT CROWN ST OCT 1859 JUN 1860 SURRY HILLS VOL01 277 3367 ABBOTT MACARTNEY 11 J P ABBOTT TERELTA, ACKHURST ST JUL 1888 JUN 1889 ST LEONARDS VOL01 79 397 ABBOTT ROBERT PALMER 13 B ABBOTT THE MONESTRY (MRS ALLEN) OCT 1870 APR 1871 NORTH SHORE VOL01 24 348 ABBOTT THOMAS 13 T K ABBOTT CROWN ST OCT 1859 JUN 1860 SURRY HILLS VOL01 155 1542 ABBOTT THOMAS KINGSMITH 12 B ABBOTT GUERINDI JAN 1878 MAR 1885 TAMWORTH * VOL01 22 323 ABBOTT WILLIAM EDWARD 15 T K ABBOTT CROWN ST AUG 1859 DEC 1859 SURRY HILLS VOL01 334 4222 ABEL CECIL JOSEPH 11 E J ABEL 3 ALBERT ST JAN 1894 DEC 1894 WOOLLAHRA VOL01 340 4319 ABEL CHARLES GILBERT 14 C B ABEL BELLEVUE DELHILHAN RD JUL 1894 JUN 1895 HUNTERS HILL VOL02 77 7415 ABEL ERNEST ALBERT 11 H M ABEL 136 KARRABA RD OCT 1910 NEUTRAL BAY VOL01 460 6131 ABEL JULIUS MARTIN 13 H M ABEL 32 GURNER ST JUL 1904 DEC 1906 PADDINGTON VOL01 340 4320 ABEL WILLIAM 12 C B ABEL BELLEVUE DELHILHAN RD JUL 1894 AUG 1895 HUNTERS HILL VOL02 78 7431 ABERCROMBIE ROBERT JAMES 12 P M ABERCROMBIE PRINCE ALBERT ST JAN 1911 DEC 1913 MOSMAN VOL01 161 1632 ABIGAIL CLAUDE JAMES 15 F ABIGAIL 577 GEORGE ST APR 1878 SYDNEY VOL01 46 680 ABRAHAM HENRY 13 A ABRAHAM 446 GEORGE ST APR 1865 SYDNEY VOL01 246 2902 ABRAHAM JOHN 13 J T ABRAHAM JAN 1886 DEC 1888 LAVENDER BAY VOL01 16 236 ABRAHAMS JOSEPH 11 J D NICHOLS 410 BOURKE ST AUG 1858 DEC 1858 SYDNEY VOL02 103 7802 ABRAHAMS LEON JOSEPH 13 J M ABRAHAMS PAMBULA (STOREKEEPER) JUL 1912 DEC 1912 * VOL01 413 5414 ABRAHAMS LEONARD SIDNEY 13 A ABRAHAMS 47 CASTLEREAGH ST JAN 1901 SYDNEY VOL01 314 3923 ABSELL WILLIAM NATHANIE 11 E R ABSELL MOOR HILL 9 WAVERLEY RD FEB 1892 DEC 1894 VOL01 281 3424 ACKMAN EMANUEL 11 S ACKMAN CRAVEN VILLA, MACLEAY ST JAN 1889 POTTS POINT VOL01 111 872 ADAM JAMES 12 MRS ADAM PADDINGTON ST JUL 1874 SYDNEY VOL01 185 1983 ADAM THOMAS HYDE 13 REV J ADAM APR 1880 PENRITH VOL01 50 745 ADAMS FREDERIC DARLEY 14 F ADAMS ELIZABETH ST APR 1866 SYDNEY VOL01 72 294 ADAMS FREDERICK 13 R ADAMS JUL 1869 DEC 1870 SNAILS BAY VOL01 439 5802 ADAMS GEORGE ARCHIE 14 G C ADAMS ELGIN, CROSS ST FEB 1903 RANDWICK VOL01 149 1442 ADAMS PHILLIP FRANCIS 13 P F ADAMS KIRRIBILLI POINT JAN 1877 DEC 1877 NORTH SHORE VOL02 89 7597 ADAMS RONALD SPENCER B 15 W B ADAMS BANK OF AUST JUL 1911 MUSWELLBROOK VOL01 181 1930 ADAMS VICTOR 15 A ADAMS 358 BOURKE ST JAN 1880 DEC 1883 SURRY HILLS VOL01 149 1441 ADAMS WALTER EDWARD 15 P F ADAMS KIRRIBILLI POINT JAN 1877 DEC 1877 NORTH SHORE VOL01 200 2209 ADAMS WILLIAM 13 D H ADAMS 2 ROSELAND TCE JUN 1881 VOL01 36 537 ADAMS WILLIAM CORY 15 F ADAMS 186 ELIZABETH ST JUL 1863 SYDNEY VOL02 49 7003 ADAMSON ROBERT CHARLES 12 J ADAMSON 107 FALCON ST OCT 1908 NORTH SYDNEY VOL01 329 4154 ADDISON CHARLES GLENWORTH 9 G W F ADDISON COORINGA, ROSEBANK ST APR 1893 1901 DARLINGHURST VOL01 113 911 ADDISON GEORGE CAMPBELL 11 G W F ADDISON JUL 1874 DEC 1875 TENTERFIELD VOL01 156 1547 ADDISON GEORGE CAMPBELL 15 G W F ADDISON JAN 1878 JUN 1879 EAST MAITLAND * VOL01 427 5629 ADDISON GLENTWORTH 16 G ADDISON COURT HOUSE FEB 1902 DEC 1902 SINGLETON * VOL01 387 5017 ADDISON HARLEY WILLIAM 15 H J ADDISON RAILWAY STATION JAN 1899 JUN 1899 ST MARYS VOL01 465 6198 ADDISON HARWOOD 14 MRS ADDISON BRUNDAH, LIVERPOOL RD JAN 1905 ENFIELD VOL01 216 2447 ADDISON LANCELOT MARK 10 G W F ADDISON CLIFTON ST JAN 1883 BALMAIN VOL01 175 1837 ADDISON LAWRENCE HENRY 12 G W F ADDISON NEWCASTLE ST JUL 1879 EAST MAITLAND * VOL01 234 2729 ADDISON PERCIVAL 10 G W F ADDISON KILLARA JAN 1885 JUN 1886 FOREST LODGE VOL01 281 3426 ADDISON PERCIVAL EDWARD 14 G W F ADDISON URINGA, 9 WYLDE ST JAN 1889 JUN 1889 POTTS POINT VOL01 209 2354 ADDISON PHILIP IRVING 13 G W F ADDISON CLIFTON ST APR 1882 BALMAIN VOL01 329 4155 ADDISON RAYMOND CARBERRY 8 G W F ADDISON COORINGA, ROSEBANK ST APR 1893 JUN 1900 DARLINGHURST VOL01 7 101 AGNEW EDWARD 13 P AGNEW GLENMORE RD AUG 1857 APR 1858 SYDNEY VOL01 303 3759 AHEARN JOHN DENNIS 14 J AHEARN MOONBIE ST OCT 1890 DEC 1892 SUMMER HILL VOL01 239 2801 AHRONSON MORITZ 13 H AHRONSON CANDLE TOWN APR 1885 MANNING RIVER VOL02 22 6594 AIKIN ERIC 13 A AIKIN DARILEE, WARDELL RD JAN 1907 DULWICH HILL VOL02 78 7432 AINSLIE JOHN DIXON 14 MRS K AINSLIE 'MAIALA' WHITTON RD JAN 1911 CHATSWOOD VOL01 231 2677 AIREY CHARLES 13 H P AIREY SOUTH HEAD JUN 1884 WATSONS BAY VOL01 239 2800 AIREY GEORGE 9 H P AIREY JAN 1885 APR 1885 WATSONS BAY VOL01 299 3704 AIREY GEORGE CYRIL VIVIAN 12 MAJ G P AIREY VICTORIA BARRACKS JUL 1890 SEP 1893 VOL01 246 2903 AIREY GEORGE HARRY 12 H P AIREY JAN 1886 JUN 1886 WATSONS BAY VOL01 266 3202 AIREY GEORGE HARRY 13 MAJOR HP AIREY VICTORIA BARRACKS JUL 1887 PADDINGTON VOL01 253 3015 AITKEN ALEXANDER GEORGE 10 T AITKEN 291 PITT ST JUL 1886 DEC 1892 VOL01 194 2125 AITKEN DAVID LYNDSAY 14 MRS AITKEN FERNBANK JAN 1881 ASHFIELD VOL02 30 6717 AITKEN EDMUND BRUCE 12 E G AITKEN MOORCOURT JUL 1907 SPRINGWOOD VOL01 451 5995 AITKEN HENRY DODDS 12 E G AITKEN SURBITON T'MALL GLEBE RD FEB 1904 VOL01 253 3014 AITKEN JAMES WALKER 12 T AITKEN 291 PITT ST JUL 1886 DEC 1891 VOL01 68 231 AITKEN JOHN 11 F AITKEN FEB 1869 DEC 1869 ASHFIELD VOL02 74 7367 AITKEN LINDSAY SHEPHERD 10 D AITKEN ETHEL ST JUL 1910 DEC 1918 BURWOOD VOL01 61 135 AITKEN THOMAS SHEPHERD 12 DR AITKEN JUL 1868 DEC 1869 ASHFIELD VOL01 270 3259 AITKIN GEORGE MANN 14 G M AITKIN 164 WAVERLEY RD FEB 1888 DEC 1888 WAVERLEY VOL01 309 3841 AITKIN HAROLD ALEXANDER 14 M G AITKIN EALING, 68 MONCUR ST APR 1891 APR 1893 WOOLLAHRA VOL01 303 3760 AKHURST FREDERICK HOWARD 13 W AKHURST 69 BALLAST PT RD JAN 1891 SEP 1892 BALMAIN VOL01 308 3840 AKHURST WALTER MOWER 14 W F AKHURST 307 KENT ST APR 1891 SEP 1892 VOL02 34 6777 ALCOCK ALFRED 13 A ALCOCK ARCHER ST JAN 1908 CHATSWOOD * VOL01 314 3924 ALCOCK THOMAS MATTHEW 14 T M ALCOCK 673 GEORGE ST FEB 1892 JUN 1894 VOL01 344 4372 ALCOCK WILLIAM BROUGHTON 16 T M ALCOCK 673 GEORGE ST JAN 1895 1896 VOL01 310 3862 ALDERSON CECIL LAUNCELOT 14 L ALDERSON CRAIGLEITH 20 ROSEBANK ST JUL 1891 VOL01 104 766 ALDERSON FREDERIC 13 W M ALDERSON ROSLYN ST JAN 1874 DEC 1875 DARLINGHURST VOL01 353 4510 ALDERSON GARNET 13 L ALDERSON 73 DARLINGHURST RD FEB 1896 VOL01 310 3863 ALDERSON JOHN LESLIE 13 L ALDERSON 20 ROSEBANK ST JUL 1891 VOL01 422 5547 ALDERSON REGINALD HARDIE 14 MRS L ALDERSON 73 DARLINGHURST RD JUL 1901 DEC 1902 DARLINGHURST VOL01 181 1929 ALDERTON DANIEL RICHARD 15 D ALDERTON JAN 1880 TEMPE VOL01 220 2519 ALEXANDER CHARLES REGINALD 12 C D ALEXANDER 1 PARK TCE, WAVERLEY RD JUN 1883 JUN 1886 WOOLLAHRA VOL01 279 3405 ALEXANDER EDWARD 13 MRS MOSES JESSIE TCE UP.WILLIAM ST OCT 1888 VOL02 34 6778 ALEXANDER HAROLD JOHN 14 J S ALEXANDER ANCHORAGE, WILLIAM ST JAN 1908 GORDON VOL01 422 5548 ALEXANDER NORMAN 15 C S ALEXANDER MORNINGSIDE MORUBEN RD JUL 1901 MOSMAN VOL01 413 5415 ALEXANDER OSCAR FREDERICK 12 MR ALEXANDER JAN 1901 WARREN * VOL01 123 1056 ALEXANDER SAMUEL 15 MRS ALEXANDER MARGARET ST APR 1875 DEC 1875 SYDNEY VOL02 50 7018 ALEXANDER SAMUEL JAMES 11 S J ALEXANDER 124 ABERCROMBIE ST JAN 1909 REDFERN VOL01 325 4089 ALKEMADE VICTOR CLAUDE RUY V 12 A ALKEMADE WEST HALL QUEEN ST JAN 1893 JUN 1894 WOOLLAHRA VOL01 48 713 ALLAN ALFRED EDWARD 14 R ALLAN CAMDEN TCE JAN 1866 SYDNEY VOL01 53 14 ALLAN ALFRED EDWARD 14 M R ALLAN 2 CAMDEN TCE JAN 1866 DEC 1868 NEWTOWN VOL01 465 6199 ALLAN EUSTACE ALFRED 11 A E ALLAN ARTHONA, CONDOR ST JAN 1905 BURWOOD VOL01 288 3526 ALLAN GEORGE RICHARD 17 J T ALLAN CLAYTON VLA, VICTORIA SQ JUL 1889 SUMMER HILL VOL01 199 2203 ALLAN JAMES 14 J SORRIE SORRIE ST JUN 1881 BALMAIN VOL01 287 3525 ALLAN JAMES MCFARLANE 15 J T ALLAN CLAYTON VLA, VICTORIA SQ JUL 1889 SUMMER HILL VOL01 344 4373 ALLAN MAXWELL 14 A E ALLAN ORTHORA, CONDER ST JAN 1895 FEB 1896 BURWOOD VOL01 434 5740 ALLDIS VICTOR ROY 13 REV J ALLDIS JUL 1902 MOLONG * VOL01 1 4 ALLEN ARTHUR 14 G ALLEN TOXTETH PARK AUG 1857 DEC 1860 GLEBE VOL01 221 2521 ALLEN ARTHUR GORDON 13 A M ALLEN CARTHONA JUN 1883 DEC 1885 GLEBE POINT VOL01 138 1288 ALLEN ARTHUR HIGRAM 14 HON G W ALLEN JUL 1876 GLEBE POINT VOL01 82 449 ALLEN EDMUND JOHN 14 W WEBB 253 PITT ST FEB 1871 JUN 1872 SYDNEY VOL01 439 5803 ALLEN EDMUND NORMAN 15 E J ALLEN BERRIDALE VIA FEB 1903 COOMA * VOL02 45 6937 ALLEN ERNEST BARNETT 13 B B ALLEN GROMSHAM JUL 1908 WAHROONGA VOL01 82 450 ALLEN FREDERIC THOMAS 13 W WEBB 253 PITT ST FEB 1871 NOV 1873 SYDNEY VOL01 408 5334 ALLEN FREDERICK AUGUSTUS 20 F ALLEN LAKE COWAL JUL 1900 MARSDEN VOL01 87 518 ALLEN GEORGE BOYCE 15 G W ALLEN STRATHMORE THE GLEBE JAN 1872 DEC 1873 SYDNEY VOL01 465 6201 ALLEN HAROLD RAPHAEL 15 J S ALLEN FALMOUTH CHAMBERS JAN 1905 * VOL01 270 3260 ALLEN HECTOR WILLIAM 13 H ALLEN HEATHCOT KING ST FEB 1888 ASHFIELD VOL01 138 1287 ALLEN HERBERT 13 HON G W ALLEN JUL 1876 JUN 1882 GLEBE POINT VOL01 363 4658 ALLEN HUGH GEORGE 13 H ALLEN HEATHEST KING ST JAN 1897 ASHFIELD VOL01 167 1718 ALLEN JOHN 15 J ALLEN 153 BOURKE ST JAN 1879 DEC 1882 WOOLLOOMOOLOO VOL01 138 1286 ALLEN JOHN HADLEY 11 HON G W ALLEN
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  • SCHOOL ADDRESSES and CONTACT DETAILS School Finishing Times, Where Known, Are Shown to the Left of the Suburb

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    SCHOOL ADDRESSES AND CONTACT DETAILS School finishing times, where known, are shown to the left of the suburb. MET EAST REGION: EAST COAST ZONE Results for this zone to be posted to the scorer: David Milston, 21 Division Street, Coogee NSW 2034, phone 9665 3640, fax 9664 2295, email [email protected] Banksmeadow Public School Cnr Trevelyan & Wiggins Streets Tel: 9316 9608 Miss N Marwood Botany 2019 Fax: 9316 4513 Chifley Public School Mitchell Street Tel: 9661 3014 Mr P Dabron 3.00 Chifley 2036 Fax: 9661 6934 Claremont College 30 Coogee Bay Road Tel: 9399 3217 Mr T Russell / Mrs K Wiggins 3.10 Randwick 2031 Fax: 9398 1437 Coogee Boys' Preparatory School Cnr Cook Street & Alison Road Tel: 9398 6310 Ms K Gershon 3.15 Randwick 2034 Fax: 9398 3697 Emanuel School 20 Stanley Street Tel: 8383 7333 Ms C Elkins 3.30 Randwick 2031 Fax: 8383 7399 Kensington Public School Doncaster Avenue Tel: 9663 3955 Ms G Wanless 3.00 Kensington 2033 Fax: (none) Matraville Public School 310 Bunnerong Rd (cnr Beauchamp Rd) Tel: 9311 1783 Mrs D Morgenstern 3.00 Matraville 2036 Fax: 9661 4076 Mount Sinai College 6 Runic Lane Tel: 9349 4877 Mrs H Meyer 3.00 Maroubra 2035 Fax: 9349 6727 Our Lady of the Rosary School Kensington Kensington Rd (cnr Grosvenor St) Tel: 9663 3346 Mrs A Millward Kensington 2033 Fax: 9663 3450 Rainbow Street Public School 90 Rainbow Street Tel: 9398 1986 Miss R Rice 3.00 Randwick 2031 Fax: 9399 8287 St Brigid's Primary School Coogee 160 Coogee Bay Road Tel: 9665 5771 Miss C Rotta 3.30 Coogee 2034 Fax: 9665 1326 St Spyridon College 80 Gardeners
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    University of Wollongong Research Online University of Wollongong Thesis Collection 1954-2016 University of Wollongong Thesis Collections 2013 Bereft: War, grief and experiences of the asylum, 1915 - 1935 Jennifer Roberts University of Wollongong Follow this and additional works at: https://ro.uow.edu.au/theses University of Wollongong Copyright Warning You may print or download ONE copy of this document for the purpose of your own research or study. The University does not authorise you to copy, communicate or otherwise make available electronically to any other person any copyright material contained on this site. You are reminded of the following: This work is copyright. Apart from any use permitted under the Copyright Act 1968, no part of this work may be reproduced by any process, nor may any other exclusive right be exercised, without the permission of the author. Copyright owners are entitled to take legal action against persons who infringe their copyright. A reproduction of material that is protected by copyright may be a copyright infringement. A court may impose penalties and award damages in relation to offences and infringements relating to copyright material. Higher penalties may apply, and higher damages may be awarded, for offences and infringements involving the conversion of material into digital or electronic form. Unless otherwise indicated, the views expressed in this thesis are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of the University of Wollongong. Recommended Citation Roberts, Jennifer, Bereft: War, grief and experiences of the asylum, 1915 - 1935, Doctor of Philosophy thesis, School of History and Politics, University of Wollongong, 2013.