Notes: Ailsa and Bill Family Histories

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#	Notes	Linked to
6351	Was a Policeman, became a Police Sergeant and Mary has a photo of him in Police Uniform. She also has copy of Will.	Lockie, William (I7038)
6352	Was a School teacher at the Nevis School, which she also attended when a child.	Scott, Annie Euphemia (I1778)
6353	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I212)
6354	Was always called Aunty La by my Dad and the Clark family. On my 10th birthday she gave me a gold nugget on a bar, it had come from Mr David Adies goldmine at Nevis.	Scott, Helen Miller (I1715)
6355	Was based in Flanders during the war.	Gordon, George (I6191)
6356	was living at 1239 Sunnyside Street, Victoria	Gordon, Margaret Isabella (I6198)
6357	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I4028)
6358	Was named after her Aunt that went to New Zealand.	McKay, Ethel Jessie (I7377)
6359	Was part of 23rd Battalion Company One man in D company wrote in his dairy for 20th March: "Hell of a day... Platoon casualties 8 killed 5 wounded. Grim show! Rest of us very nervous and jittery"	Garside, James William Ferrier (I7386)
6360	Was said to be stillborn, but as birth registered in Dec Qtr 1914 and death not registered until the June Qtr 1915, this child did not die at birth.	Rosson, Leslie A G (I934)
6361	Was still alive in 1962 but deceased by 1967. Told he died while on holiday in Germany of a Heart Attack.	Innes, William McKay (I4254)
6362	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I113)
6363	WATERWORTH Herbert William, 28 Harlston Rd, labourer WATERWORTH Lilian Jane, 28 Harlston Rd, married	Waterworth, Herbert William (I6585)
6364	WATERWORTH Lilian Jane, 28 Harlston Rd, pensioner	Sanders, Lilian Jane (I6555)
6365	WATSON Elizabeth Wotherspoon otherwise Elizabeth of 30 Harcombe Road, Stoke Newington, London. N 16. married woman died 7 March 1960, Probate London 9 May to Elizabeth Rae MacNee married woman. Effects £236 6s 9d \|\|	Laird, Elizabeth Wotherspoon (I5773)
6366	WATSON William of 30 Harcombe Road, Stoke Newington London N 16 died 9 June 1960 at Hackney Hospital London, E8 Probate London 19 July to Elizabeth McNee married woman. Effects £796 13s 7d \|\|	Watson, William (I5779)
6367	WATT Elixbeth, Head, 49, Ind, Yes WHITE Ann, 8, (this could be Ann with a sister of Mary's ?)	Whyte, Ann (I5194)
6368	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I975)
6369	We were travelling to Townsville from Brisbane,and had stopped for the night at Calen when I went into labour. It had not been a very comfortable pregnancy and problems had occured very early on. When she was born she was fully developed and had lovely long fingers.	Corlett, Helen (I1606)
6370	Weakley, James Henry Parents: James Ernest Hartwell Weakley, Labourer, aged 26, born Goulburn NSW Edith Alice Weakley MS Rosson, aged 26, born Adelaide South Australia Married: 28 Jan 1909, Wellington Informant: Edith A Weakley, Mother, Arch Hill	Weakley, James Henry (I1114)
6371	Web Indexes: Letty Tarscie Smart Parents: Isabella and George Thomas Smart	Smart, Lillie Tarocie (I7422)
6372	WEDDING FLIPP- LEVIN Two well-known Kilbirnie families were united by the marriage which took place recently of Priscilla Agatha, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs S A Levin, "Antibes," Evans Bay Road, to William John, elder son of Mrs Flipp and the late Mr Frank Flipp, 256 Coutts Street, Kilbirnie. The bride wore a moon blue wool coat trimmed with Canadian sable, a matching felt hat with a coque feathered cockade, and accessories to tone. At the reception, which was held at the Hotel Waterloo, Mr and Mrs Levin received 120 guests, including many prominent business people. A victory wedding gesture was the presentation by the bride's father of £500 to the Victory War Loan. A tier of the wedding cake was sent to friends serving with the Forces in the Middle East. Mr and Mrs J F Flipp's future home will be at Kilbirnie.	Family: William John Flipp / Priscilla Agatha Levin (F2533)
6373	Wedding Bells: On Thursday 12th inst; a very interesting ceremony took place in the Presbyterian Church Cromwell when Miss Anne Jemima Elliot, daughter of Mrs Elliot of the Nevis, was united in the matrimonial bond to Mr John Theyers, son of Mr Theyers of Alexandra, who has been a resident of Nevis for about two years, being connected with the dredging industry there. The bride wore a white figured silk lustre, trimmed with deep silk lace and silver beads, and the usual veil and orange blossoms. Miss Isabel Elliot, sister of the bride, who acted as bridesmaid was dressed in a beautiful dress of shot green material, with a shot pink front, trimmed with passementerie. Miss Ethel McNulty, the other bridesmaid wore a white cambric dress, pink sash and a white lace picture hat, and the three formed a charming trio. The groom was supported by Mr James Theyers, his younger brother, as best man. Mr James Ritchie brother-in-law of the bride gave her away in a very paternal manner. After the ceremony, the wedding party were entertained at breakfast at the residence of Mr E McNulty. After the usual toasts and speeches, the happy couple left for Dunedin amid a shower of rice, slippers, good wishes and cheers. Marriage: Theyers - Elliot At Cromwell, on the 12st inst, by the Rev. J Lothian, John Charles, second son of W Theyers, Alexandra, to Anne Jemima, youngest daughter of the late Wm. Elliot. Nevis.	Family: John Charles Theyers / Ann Jemima Elliot (F1000)
6374	Wedding photo consists of: Irene Esther Kemp, George Thorn, Winifred Ellen Kemp, Gustaf Albin Gertson, John Kemp and Jean Elizabeth Gunn	Family: Gustaf Albin Gertson / Winifred Ellen Kemp (F141)
6375	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Living / Living (F5924)
6376	WEDDINGS HARTIGAN - WEIR	Family: Lloyd Martin Hartigan / Myrtle Sarah Weir (F878)
6377	Weesp, is near Amsterdam and lies next to the rivers de Vecht	Van Sloten, Dirk (I1153)
6378	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I5741)
6379	WEIR On Decemeber 19th, at Mount Pleasant, Heathcote Valley, Jessie Isabella, eldest and dearly beloved daughter of John S and Annie Weir, aged 30 years. A patient sufferer gone to rest. The Funerals of the late Jessie Isabella and Isabella Weir will leave their parents residence, Mount Pleasant, Heatcote Valley, on Wednesdy, the 23rd inst at 2pm, for the Woolston Cemetery. LAMB and SON	Weir, Jessie Isabella Scott (I1385)
6380	WEIR On Decemeber 21st, at Mount Pleasant, Heathcote, Isabella, fifth and dearly beloved daughter of John S and Annie Weir, aged 17 years. O Death, where is they sting; Where, grave, thy victory ? The Funerals of the late Jessie Isabella and Isabella Weir will leave their parents residence, Mount Pleasant, Heatcote Valley, on Wednesdy, the 23rd inst at 2pm, for the Woolston Cemetery. LAMB and SON	Weir, Isabella (I1438)
6381	WEIR On March 21st, at his late residence, Mt Pleasant, Heathcote, John Spence, dearly beloved husband of Annie S Weir; in his 71st year. By request, no mourning	Weir, John Spence (I1353)
6382	WEIR Eileen Esther Christchurch Widow	Toy, Eileen Esther (I8004)
6383	WEIR Hazel Frances Christchurch Widow	Bradford, Hazel Frances (I1449)
6384	WEIR Hazel Frances On May 26, 1983, at her home, dearly loved wife of the late Walter Thomas Weir (Wattie), loved mother and mother in law of Dawn and Jack Willcox, Terry Neal, Robert and Isabel, and Joan and Peter Minchin (Wellington), and loved nana of Pauline and Barry, Cherie and Michelle, and Paul and Stephen; in her 74th year. (Suddenly) Messages to 20 Michael Avenue, St Andrews Hill, Christchurch 8. The Funeral service will be held in our Ferry Park Chapel, 297 ferry Road, on Monday, may 30, at 11am. private cremation thereafter.	Bradford, Hazel Frances (I1449)
6385	WEIR Hazel Frances, 1/99 Wilson Rd, St Martins, Ch 2, Housewife	Bradford, Hazel Frances (I1449)
6386	WEIR Hazel Frances, 6 Esperance Street, widow and in the Selwyn district WEIR Hazel Frances, 18A School Road, Halswell, Housewife	Bradford, Hazel Frances (I1449)
6387	WEIR Hazel Frances, 6 Esperance Street, widow WEIR Joan Sandra, 6 Esperance Street, School Dental Nurse	Bradford, Hazel Frances (I1449)
6388	WEIR Hazel Frances, 6 Esperance Street, widow	Bradford, Hazel Frances (I1449)
6389	WEIR John Scott, 30 Montrose Street, labourer WEIR Sarah, 30 Montrose Street, married WEIR Walter Thomas, 30 Montrose Street, motor driver	Weir, John Scott (I1374)
6390	WEIR John Scott, 39 Maxwell Street, drover WEIR Sarah, 39 Maxwell Street, married WEIR Walter Thomas, 39 Maxwell Street, labourer	Weir, John Scott (I1374)
6391	WEIR John Scott, 39 Maxwell Street, drover WEIR Sarah, 39 Maxwell Street, married WEIR Walter Thomas, 39 Maxwell Street, labourer	Weir, John Scott (I1374)
6392	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I7159)
6393	WEIR Spence Worley Christchurch Retired Civil Servant	Weir, Spence Worley (I1446)
6394	WEIR Walter Thomas Morrinsville Farmer	Weir, Walter Thomas (I1442)
6395	WEIR Walter Thomas No 1176, Private, 2nd Division Cavalary, Single. Christchurch, Busdriver, NOK: 30 Montrose St, Sydneham, Mrs S Weir (Mother) Wattie left with the first echelon as a trooper in the Div Cav, B Squadron for Egypt. He served in Middle East, Greece, Crete and North Africa and was twice wounded. First 23 May 1941 and the second being on the 24 October 1942 at El Alamein. This resulted in him being sent home as medically unfit on the 12 April 1943 (shell wound right thigh). Was discharged 18 Nov 1943. Before being wounded he had reached the rank of Sgt and was in No 2 troop where they were in Stuart tanks. It is believed his was hit which is were he obtained his wounds. Wattie was mentioned in despatches and awarded the DCM in Crete, MID (Oak Leaf Emblem), Africia Star, 8th Army Clasp, Defence Medal, War Medal 39-45, NZWS Medal. Supplement to the London Gazette, 4 Nov 1941 Page 6358 The Distinguished Conduct Medal. No 1176 Corporal Walter Thomas Weir, New Zealand Military Forces. FOR CONSPICUOUS GALLANTRY: At Galatos on the 22 May 41 the Div Cav was defending the village occupying a defensive line along the western boundary of the village. A determined attack was made on that date by the enemy and the right flank was thrown back exposing the village. This was caused by the enemy gaining high ground on our right flank and enfilading our positions. Cpl WEIR covered the withdrawal with a captured enmy MAXIM gun which he had aquainted himself with. This was done at great personal risk. In additon to covering the troops with-drawing his action gave our troops time to organise and subsequently launch a counter attack which resulted in re-capturing our original posns. Cpl WEIR later instructed others in the use of MAXIM guns which was invaluable. During the whole CRETE CAMPAIGN his devotion to duty and example and initiative were outstanding an inspiring to others. Written by Maj JT Russell, OC B Sqn & Lt Col HG Carruth, Co Div Cav Regt.	Weir, Walter Thomas (I1442)
6396	WEIR Walter Thomas, 39 Maxwell Street, cartage contractor WEIR Hazel Francis, 39 Maxwell Street, married	Weir, Walter Thomas (I1442)
6397	WEIR Walter Thomas, 39 Maxwell Street, cartage contractor WEIR Hazel Francis, 39 Maxwell Street, married	Weir, Walter Thomas (I1442)
6398	WEIR Walter Thomas, Otway Road, Elstow, farmer WEIR Hazel Francis, Otway Rd, Elstow, married	Weir, Walter Thomas (I1442)
6399	WEIR Walter Thomas, Stanley Road, Te Aroha, farmer WEIR Hazel Francis, Stanley Road, Te Aroha, married	Weir, Walter Thomas (I1442)
6400	WEIR Walter Thomas, Waikuku Rd, Kiwitahi, farmer WEIR Haxel Frances, Waikuku Rd, Kiwitahi, married	Weir, Walter Thomas (I1442)

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Linked to

6351

Was a Policeman, became a Police Sergeant and Mary has a photo of him in Police Uniform. She also has copy of Will.

Lockie, William (I7038)

6352

Was a School teacher at the Nevis School, which she also attended when a child.

Scott, Annie Euphemia (I1778)

6353

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I212)

6354

Was always called Aunty La by my Dad and the Clark family.
On my 10th birthday she gave me a gold nugget on a bar, it had come from Mr David Adies goldmine at Nevis.

Scott, Helen Miller (I1715)

6355

Was based in Flanders during the war.

Gordon, George (I6191)

6356

was living at 1239 Sunnyside Street, Victoria

Gordon, Margaret Isabella (I6198)

6357

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I4028)

6358

Was named after her Aunt that went to New Zealand.

McKay, Ethel Jessie (I7377)

6359

Was part of 23rd Battalion Company
One man in D company wrote in his dairy for 20th March: "Hell of a day... Platoon casualties 8 killed 5 wounded. Grim show! Rest of us very nervous and jittery"

Garside, James William Ferrier (I7386)

6360

Was said to be stillborn, but as birth registered in Dec Qtr 1914 and death not registered until the June Qtr 1915, this child did not die at birth.

Rosson, Leslie A G (I934)

6361

Was still alive in 1962 but deceased by 1967.
Told he died while on holiday in Germany of a Heart Attack.

Innes, William McKay (I4254)

6362

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I113)

6363

WATERWORTH Herbert William, 28 Harlston Rd, labourer
WATERWORTH Lilian Jane, 28 Harlston Rd, married

Waterworth, Herbert William (I6585)

6364

WATERWORTH Lilian Jane, 28 Harlston Rd, pensioner

Sanders, Lilian Jane (I6555)

6365

WATSON Elizabeth Wotherspoon
otherwise Elizabeth of 30 Harcombe Road, Stoke Newington, London. N 16.
married woman died 7 March 1960,
Probate London 9 May to Elizabeth Rae MacNee married woman.
Effects £236 6s 9d
||

Laird, Elizabeth Wotherspoon (I5773)

6366

WATSON William
of 30 Harcombe Road, Stoke Newington London N 16
died 9 June 1960 at Hackney Hospital London, E8
Probate London 19 July to Elizabeth McNee married woman.
Effects £796 13s 7d
||

Watson, William (I5779)

6367

WATT Elixbeth, Head, 49, Ind, Yes
WHITE Ann, 8,

(this could be Ann with a sister of Mary's ?)

Whyte, Ann (I5194)

6368

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I975)

6369

We were travelling to Townsville from Brisbane,and had stopped for the night at Calen when I went into labour. It had not been a very comfortable pregnancy and problems had occured very early on.
When she was born she was fully developed and had lovely long fingers.

Corlett, Helen (I1606)

6370

Weakley, James Henry
Parents: James Ernest Hartwell Weakley, Labourer, aged 26, born Goulburn NSW
Edith Alice Weakley MS Rosson, aged 26, born Adelaide South Australia
Married: 28 Jan 1909, Wellington

Informant: Edith A Weakley, Mother, Arch Hill

Weakley, James Henry (I1114)

6371

Web Indexes: Letty Tarscie Smart
Parents: Isabella and George Thomas Smart

Smart, Lillie Tarocie (I7422)

6372

WEDDING
FLIPP- LEVIN

Two well-known Kilbirnie families were united by the marriage which took place recently of Priscilla Agatha, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs S A Levin, "Antibes," Evans Bay Road, to William John, elder son of Mrs Flipp and the late Mr Frank Flipp, 256 Coutts Street, Kilbirnie.
The bride wore a moon blue wool coat trimmed with Canadian sable, a matching felt hat with a coque feathered cockade, and accessories to tone.
At the reception, which was held at the Hotel Waterloo, Mr and Mrs Levin received 120 guests, including many prominent business people. A victory wedding gesture was the presentation by the bride's father of £500 to the Victory War Loan. A tier of the wedding cake was sent to friends serving with the Forces in the Middle East.
Mr and Mrs J F Flipp's future home will be at Kilbirnie.

Family: William John Flipp / Priscilla Agatha Levin (F2533)

6373

Wedding Bells:
On Thursday 12th inst; a very interesting ceremony took place in the Presbyterian Church Cromwell when Miss Anne Jemima Elliot, daughter of Mrs Elliot of the Nevis, was united in the matrimonial bond to Mr John Theyers, son of Mr Theyers of Alexandra, who has been a resident of Nevis for about two years, being connected with the dredging industry there. The bride wore a white figured silk lustre, trimmed with deep silk lace and silver beads, and the usual veil and orange blossoms. Miss Isabel Elliot, sister of the bride, who acted as bridesmaid was dressed in a beautiful dress of shot green material, with a shot pink front, trimmed with passementerie. Miss Ethel McNulty, the other bridesmaid wore a white cambric dress, pink sash and a white lace picture hat, and the three formed a charming trio. The groom was supported by Mr James Theyers, his younger brother, as best man. Mr James Ritchie brother-in-law of the bride gave her away in a very paternal manner. After the ceremony, the wedding party were entertained at breakfast at the residence of Mr E McNulty. After the usual toasts and speeches, the happy couple left for Dunedin amid a shower of rice, slippers, good wishes and cheers.

Marriage:
Theyers - Elliot
At Cromwell, on the 12st inst, by the Rev. J Lothian, John Charles, second son of W Theyers, Alexandra, to Anne Jemima, youngest daughter of the late Wm. Elliot. Nevis.

Family: John Charles Theyers / Ann Jemima Elliot (F1000)

6374

Wedding photo consists of:
Irene Esther Kemp, George Thorn, Winifred Ellen Kemp, Gustaf Albin Gertson, John Kemp and Jean Elizabeth Gunn

Family: Gustaf Albin Gertson / Winifred Ellen Kemp (F141)

6375

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Family: Living / Living (F5924)

6376

WEDDINGS

HARTIGAN - WEIR

Family: Lloyd Martin Hartigan / Myrtle Sarah Weir (F878)

6377

Weesp, is near Amsterdam and lies next to the rivers de Vecht

Van Sloten, Dirk (I1153)

6378

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I5741)

6379

WEIR
On Decemeber 19th, at Mount Pleasant, Heathcote Valley, Jessie Isabella, eldest and dearly beloved daughter of John S and Annie Weir, aged 30 years.
A patient sufferer gone to rest.

The Funerals of the late Jessie Isabella and Isabella Weir will leave their parents residence, Mount Pleasant, Heatcote Valley, on Wednesdy, the 23rd inst at 2pm, for the Woolston Cemetery.
LAMB and SON

Weir, Jessie Isabella Scott (I1385)

6380

WEIR
On Decemeber 21st, at Mount Pleasant, Heathcote, Isabella, fifth and dearly beloved daughter of John S and Annie Weir, aged 17 years.
O Death, where is they sting;
Where, grave, thy victory ?

The Funerals of the late Jessie Isabella and Isabella Weir will leave their parents residence, Mount Pleasant, Heatcote Valley, on Wednesdy, the 23rd inst at 2pm, for the Woolston Cemetery.
LAMB and SON

Weir, Isabella (I1438)

6381

WEIR
On March 21st, at his late residence, Mt Pleasant, Heathcote, John Spence, dearly beloved husband of Annie S Weir; in his 71st year.
By request, no mourning

Weir, John Spence (I1353)

6382

WEIR Eileen Esther
Christchurch
Widow

Toy, Eileen Esther (I8004)

6383

WEIR Hazel Frances
Christchurch
Widow

Bradford, Hazel Frances (I1449)

6384

WEIR Hazel Frances
On May 26, 1983, at her home, dearly loved wife of the late Walter Thomas Weir (Wattie), loved mother and mother in law of Dawn and Jack Willcox, Terry Neal, Robert and Isabel, and Joan and Peter Minchin (Wellington), and loved nana of Pauline and Barry, Cherie and Michelle, and Paul and Stephen; in her 74th year. (Suddenly)
Messages to 20 Michael Avenue, St Andrews Hill, Christchurch 8.
The Funeral service will be held in our Ferry Park Chapel, 297 ferry Road, on Monday, may 30, at 11am. private cremation thereafter.

Bradford, Hazel Frances (I1449)

6385

WEIR Hazel Frances, 1/99 Wilson Rd, St Martins, Ch 2, Housewife

Bradford, Hazel Frances (I1449)

6386

WEIR Hazel Frances, 6 Esperance Street, widow
and in the Selwyn district
WEIR Hazel Frances, 18A School Road, Halswell, Housewife

Bradford, Hazel Frances (I1449)

6387

WEIR Hazel Frances, 6 Esperance Street, widow
WEIR Joan Sandra, 6 Esperance Street, School Dental Nurse

Bradford, Hazel Frances (I1449)

6388

WEIR Hazel Frances, 6 Esperance Street, widow

Bradford, Hazel Frances (I1449)

6389

WEIR John Scott, 30 Montrose Street, labourer
WEIR Sarah, 30 Montrose Street, married
WEIR Walter Thomas, 30 Montrose Street, motor driver

Weir, John Scott (I1374)

6390

WEIR John Scott, 39 Maxwell Street, drover
WEIR Sarah, 39 Maxwell Street, married
WEIR Walter Thomas, 39 Maxwell Street, labourer

Weir, John Scott (I1374)

6391

WEIR John Scott, 39 Maxwell Street, drover
WEIR Sarah, 39 Maxwell Street, married
WEIR Walter Thomas, 39 Maxwell Street, labourer

Weir, John Scott (I1374)

6392

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I7159)

6393

WEIR Spence Worley
Christchurch
Retired Civil Servant

Weir, Spence Worley (I1446)

6394

WEIR Walter Thomas
Morrinsville
Farmer

Weir, Walter Thomas (I1442)

6395

WEIR Walter Thomas
No 1176, Private, 2nd Division Cavalary, Single.
Christchurch, Busdriver,
NOK: 30 Montrose St, Sydneham, Mrs S Weir (Mother)

Wattie left with the first echelon as a trooper in the Div Cav, B Squadron for Egypt. He served in Middle East, Greece, Crete and North Africa and was twice wounded. First 23 May 1941 and the second being on the 24 October 1942 at El Alamein. This resulted in him being sent home as medically unfit on the 12 April 1943 (shell wound right thigh). Was discharged 18 Nov 1943.
Before being wounded he had reached the rank of Sgt and was in No 2 troop where they were in Stuart tanks. It is believed his was hit which is were he obtained his wounds. Wattie was mentioned in despatches and awarded the DCM in Crete, MID (Oak Leaf Emblem), Africia Star, 8th Army Clasp, Defence Medal, War Medal 39-45, NZWS Medal.

Supplement to the London Gazette, 4 Nov 1941
Page 6358

The Distinguished Conduct Medal.
No 1176 Corporal Walter Thomas Weir, New Zealand Military Forces.

FOR CONSPICUOUS GALLANTRY:
At Galatos on the 22 May 41 the Div Cav was defending the village occupying a defensive line along the western boundary of the village. A determined attack was made on that date by the enemy and the right flank was thrown back exposing the village. This was caused by the enemy gaining high ground on our right flank and enfilading our positions. Cpl WEIR covered the withdrawal with a captured enmy MAXIM gun which he had aquainted himself with. This was done at great personal risk. In additon to covering the troops with-drawing his action gave our troops time to organise and subsequently launch a counter attack which resulted in re-capturing our original posns. Cpl WEIR later instructed others in the use of MAXIM guns which was invaluable. During the whole CRETE CAMPAIGN his devotion to duty and example and initiative were outstanding an inspiring to others.

Written by Maj JT Russell, OC B Sqn & Lt Col HG Carruth, Co Div Cav Regt.

Weir, Walter Thomas (I1442)

6396

WEIR Walter Thomas, 39 Maxwell Street, cartage contractor
WEIR Hazel Francis, 39 Maxwell Street, married

Weir, Walter Thomas (I1442)

6397

WEIR Walter Thomas, 39 Maxwell Street, cartage contractor
WEIR Hazel Francis, 39 Maxwell Street, married

Weir, Walter Thomas (I1442)

6398

WEIR Walter Thomas, Otway Road, Elstow, farmer
WEIR Hazel Francis, Otway Rd, Elstow, married

Weir, Walter Thomas (I1442)

6399

WEIR Walter Thomas, Stanley Road, Te Aroha, farmer
WEIR Hazel Francis, Stanley Road, Te Aroha, married

Weir, Walter Thomas (I1442)

6400

WEIR Walter Thomas, Waikuku Rd, Kiwitahi, farmer
WEIR Haxel Frances, Waikuku Rd, Kiwitahi, married

Weir, Walter Thomas (I1442)

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