World War Two Soldiers and Nurses with a connection to Cora Lynn

This is a list of World War Two service men and two  Army nurses, who have a connection to Cora Lynn. On Armistice Day in 2004, two new memorials were unveiled at Cora Lynn next to the existing World War One Memorial (see here) - a World War Two memorial with fourteen names and a Vietnam War Memorial.

The  World War One Cora Lynn War Memorial, 

with the World War Two memorial on the left.

Photographer: Heather Arnold, 2014.

Following are the names, service numbers, date of birth and next of kin of men and women who served in World War Two with a Cora Lynn connection.  You can read their full service record at the National Archives of Australia, www.naa.gov.au  I have included a photograph, if they have one at the National Archives.

Bjurstrom, Gustaf Charles. Army V9457. Gustaf was born on February 26, 1898 in Sydney; however when he enlisted in the First AIF in August 1914, he said he was 19 years old which puts his birth year as 1894 or 1895. Gustaf was living at Cora Lynn when he enlisted the second time in November 1940, and his next of kin was his wife, Alice.  See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.  Gustaf is listed on the Memorial at Cora Lynn. 

Gustaf Bjurstrom

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Carter, Edward. Edward is listed on the Memorial at Cora Lynn, however, I cannot positively identify him. 

Close, Vincent Thomas. Army X19914. Vincent was born on January 1, 1918 in Cora Lynn.  When he enlisted he was a rope worker, living in Yarraville and his next of kin was his father, Frank, of Kyneton. Vincent died of illness whilst a Prisoner of War in Thailand, on July 30, 1943.  See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. 

Vincent Close

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Colliver, Alfred George. Army VX130135. Alfred was born on May 16, 1918 in Melbourne. He was a  farmer and his next of kin was his father, Rupert Vale Colliver, of Cora Lynn. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia here. Alfred does not have a photograph in his service file.

Colliver, Cyril Raymond. Army V129082. Cyril, a chaff cutter, was born on May 9, 1912 in Koo Wee Rup. His next of kin was his father, Rupert Vale Colliver, of Cora Lynn. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.  Cyril does not have a photograph in his service file.

Colliver, Leonard James. Army V74006.   Leonard was born in Melbourne on  July 9,  1915. He was a farm hand and, like his brothers, his next of kin was his father, Rupert Vale Colliver, of Cora Lynn.  See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.  Cyril does not have a photograph in his service file.

The Collivers were the sons of Rupert and Catherine (nee Taverner) Colliver, and had a farm on the Eleven-Mile Road at Cora Lynn.

Dillon, Edwin John. Army V129140. Edwin was born in Buninyong on September 9, 1920. Edwin's parents Edwin Ernest and Sophia (nee McMahon) Dillon took over the general store at Cora Lynn in 1927, where Edwin was working when he enlisted. I have written about the Cora Lynn store, here. See Edwin's Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.  Edwin does not have a photograph in his service file.

Frawley, James Patrick.   Army V71945. James was born on September 23, 1919. James' parents, John and Margaret Frawley, owned the Iona Hotel in Garfield, and his two brothers, John and Kevin, were both Killed in Action during the War; you can read about the family here. See James' Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. James does not have a photograph in his service file. James is listed on the Memorial at Cora Lynn (well, a James Frawley is listed, but it may be the James Frawley below)

There is another James Frawley with a local connection as well - 
 Frawley, James Clarence. Army VX17558. James was born in Lyndhurst on April 29, 1913. He was a cheese maker, lived at Bayles and his next of kin was his father, James Joseph Frawley, of Lang Lang.  See James' Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. James is listed on the Memorial at Cora Lynn (well, a James Frawley is listed, but it may be the James Frawley above)

James Clarence Frawley

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Frawley, Thomas Ignatius.  Army VX17556. Thomas, the younger brother of James, above, was born on October 22, 1917 in Lyndhurst. He was also a cheese maker, lived in Bayles and his father was his next of kin -  his name was listed as James John Frawley, and his address was Bayles. See Thomas' Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Thomas is listed on the Memorial at Cora Lynn. 

Thomas Frawley

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Goddard, Annie Urquhart, also known as Nancy. Army VF346971. Annie was born on July 30, 1916, which makes her the twin of James, below. Her next of kin was her father, James, of Cora Lynn.  See her Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Annie is listed on the Catani World War Two Honour Board, see here.

Annie Goddard

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Goddard, Bruce. VX140059. Bruce was born on October 15, 1917 in Maffra. His next of kin was his father, James Henry Goddard, of Cora Lynn. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Bruce is listed on the Catani World War Two Honour Board, see here. Bruce does not have a photograph in his service file.

Goddard, Donald Urquhart. Army V380010. Donald was a dairy farmer of Cora Lynn and he was born on April 12, 1913. His next of kin was his wife, Elizabeth. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Donald does not have a photograph in his service file.

Goddard, Ian. Army V379924.  Ian was born on October 15, 1917, which makes him a twin of Bruce. He was a dairy farm hand and his next of kin was his father, James Henry Goddard, of Cora Lynn.  See Ian's Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Ian does not have a photograph in his service file.

Goddard, James Thomson. Army VX26064. James was born on July 30, 1916, he is the twin of Annie (above).  His father, James, of Cora Lynn,  was also his next of kin. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. James is listed on the Memorial at Cora Lynn and also the Catani World War Two Honour Board, see here.  

The Goddard's were the children of John Henry Goddard and Bella Ann (nee Donald) Goddard of Cora Lynn. Mrs Goddard must have been exhausted giving birth to two sets of twins in fifteen months, she deserves a medal; she lived until she was 83. 

James Goddard

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Harker, David Carrington. Army V367939. David was born in Yallock on March 6, 1893. He was a farmer and his next of kin was his wife, Fidila Maud Harker, of Cora Lynn.  See David's Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.  David does not have a photograph in his service file.

Heffernan, John Thomas. Army V100335. John was born in Koo Wee Rup on October 3, 1912. He was a farmer from Cora Lynn and his next of kin was his father of the same name, John Thomas Heffernan, also of Cora Lynn. See John's Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.  He does not have a photograph in his service file. 

Howes, Andrew. Army V380056. Andrew was born on September 21, 1909 in Richmond. He was as school teacher and his next of kin was his wife, Mary Frances Howe, of Cora Lynn.  See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.  Andrew does not have a photograph in his service file. 

Huntingford, Andrew Leslie. Army V190522. Andrew was born in Leongatha on August 4, 1921. He was a cheese maker and his next of kin was his mother, Emily Huntingford, of Cora Lynn. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.

Andrew Huntingford

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Jeffers, Richard Ernest. Army V372388. Richard was born at Cora Lynn on June 18, 1905. His next of kin was his wife, Eliza Mildred Jeffers, of Benalla, where they operated a dairy farm. However in the 1930s he was listed in the Electoral rolls at Murray Road, Cora Lynn.  See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.  Richard does not have a photograph in his service file. 

Kappler, John Alfred.  Army VX44146. John was born in South Australia on September 14, 1913. He was a farmer and his next of kin was his mother, Miriam Kappler of Cora Lynn. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. 

John Kappler

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Kinsella, Kathleen. Army Nurse. VFX61126. Went down with the Vyner Brook in the Banka Strait in February 1942. See her service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Kathleen is listed on the Memorial at Cora Lynn. 

Kinsella, Nancie. Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Military Nursing Service. 

Kathleen and Nancie are the daughters of  Michael and Susan (nee Lockens) Kinsella of Cora Lynn. I have written about them here. 

Kathleen Kinsella

Australian War Memorial collection P02783.024

Lane,  Michael Stanislaus. Army VX56477. Michael was born in Warrnambool on  December 26, 1908. He was a truck driver and his next of kin was his wife, Elizabeth Jane Lane, of Bayles. See Michael's Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.  Michael is listed on the Memorial at Cora Lynn. 

Michael Lane

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Lewis, Douglas Martin. Army VX37118. Douglas was born in Richmond on May 21, 1919. He was a truck driver and his next of kin was his mother, Queenie Lewis, of Cora Lynn. Douglas was missing in Rabaul and was presumed dead, the date of death being March 8, 1942. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Douglas is listed on the Memorial at Cora Lynn.

Douglas Lewis

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McDonald, Donald Alexander. RAAF 410364. Donald was born on October 7, 1920. He was a telephonist and his next of kin was his father, John James McDonald, of Bayles. Donald was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.  Donald is listed on the memorial at Cora Lynn. I have written about him, here. 

Donald McDonald

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Malcolm, Roy. Army V129138. Roy was born in Cora Lynn on May 23, 1907. He was a cheese makers assistant and lived at Cora Lynn; his next of kin was his father, John Malcolm, of Cora Lynn. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Roy does not have a photograph in his service file.

Matthews, Cyril James. VX116815. Cyril was born on May 21, 1919; his next of kin was his father, William Matthews, of Cora Lynn. Cyril is listed on the Catani World War Two Honour Board, see here. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Cyril does not have a photograph in his service file.

Matthews, Lawrie William. VX140045. Lawrie, the younger brother of Cyril,  was born on March 13, 1921. His next of kin was also his father, William, of Cora Lynn.  See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Lawrie is listed on the Catani World War Two Honour Board, see here. 

Lawrie Matthews

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McMillan, Stephen. Army VX57181. Stephen was born in Bungaree on December 26, 1902. He was a truck driver and his next of kin was his wife, Sophia McMillan, of Cora Lynn. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Stephen  is listed on the Memorial at Cora Lynn. Stephen's son, Terrence, also enlisted, see below.

Stephen McMillan

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McMillan, Terrence James. Army VX91621. Terrence was born on January 16, 1924 in Bunyip. He was a labourer and his next of kin was listed as both his father, Stephen McMillan (see above) and his mother, Sophia McMillan, of Cora Lynn. See Terrence's Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.

Terrence McMillan

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McMillan, Thomas Daniel. Army V110298. Thomas was born in Garfield on February 24, 1918. He was a farmer and his next of kin was his father, Thomas McMillan, of Cora Lynn. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Thomas does not have a photograph in his service file.

Powell, Ronald Thomas. RAN 25646. Ronald was born September 27, 1922; his next of kin was his father, John Edward Powell, of Cora Lynn. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Ronald is listed on the Memorial at Cora Lynn. He does not have a photograph in his service file. 

Pumphrey, Andrew Baird. VX69284. Andrew was born on March 8, 1919; his next of kin was his father, Joseph Pumphrey, of Cora Lynn. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Andrew is listed on the Catani World War Two Honour Board, see here.

Andrew Pumphrey

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Pumphrey, George Alan. Army VX80036. George, a brother of Andrew and Ivan, was born on August 4, 1914 in Ripplebrook. His next of kin was his wife, Edith Pumphrey of Garfield. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.

Pumphrey, Ivan Robert. Army VX41899. Ivan, a brother of  George and Andrew, was born August 7, 1916 in Longwarry South. He was a farmer and his next of kin was his father, Joseph Allan Pumphrey, of Cora Lynn. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Ivan is listed on the Catani World War Two Honour Board, see here.

Ivan Pumphrey

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Quigley, Patrick James. Army VX29709. Patrick was born on December 2, 1916 in Tynong. He was a storeman and his next of kin was his father, also called Patrick James Quigley, of Cora Lynn.  See Patrick's Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Patrick is listed on the Memorial at Cora Lynn. 

Patrick Quigley

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Ridgeon, Bertie.  Army V42051. Bertie was born in England on April 5, 1896. He was a farmer, lived at Cora Lynn and his next of kin was his wife, Hilda Margaret Ridgeon, of Cora Lynn. See Bertie's Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.

Bertie Ridgeon

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Whiston, Thomas Frederick. Royal Australian Navy 20819. Thomas was born June 13, 1918; the son of of Joseph Henty and Vera Iris Whiston of Cora Lynn.  His next of kin on enlistment was his wife Ruby. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Thomas is listed on the Memorial at Cora Lynn, but he does not have a photograph in his service file. 

Sources
National Archives of Australia www.naa.gov.au
World War Two Nominal roll https://nominal-rolls.dva.gov.au/ww2
Electoral Rolls on Ancestry.com

Dredges, Excavators and other machines on the Koo Wee Rup Swamp

In a previous post (see here)  I looked at the Lubecker Steam bucket dredge which worked on the Koo Wee Rup Swamp, in this post we will look at other machines. But first - here is a short history of the drainage of the Swamp.  In 1875, landowners on the Swamp formed the Koo Wee Rup Swamp Drainage Committee. From 1876 this Committee employed over 100 men and created drains that would carry the water from the Cardinia and Toomuc Creeks to Western Port Bay at Moody’s Inlet. Around the time of the First World War another drain was created to tap the Deep Creek into the Toomuc Drain.  

The Chief Engineer of the Public Works Department, William Thwaites, surveyed the Swamp in 1887 and his report recommended the construction of the Main Drain from where the Bunyip River entered the Swamp in the north to Western Port Bay and a number of smaller side drains.  A tender was advertised in 1889. In spite of strikes, floods and bad weather by March, 1893, the private contractors had constructed the 16 miles of the drain from the Bay to the south of Bunyip. 

Additional drains were added over the years and existing drains were widened and deepened. After the huge 1934 flood that saw the entire Swamp  inundated there was a Royal Commission into the role of the operation of the State Rivers and Water Supply Commission (SRWSC). As a result they worked on new drainage plans for the Swamp which included the construction of the Yallock outfall drain from Cora Lynn, cutting across to Bayles and then essentially following the line of the existing Yallock Creek to Western Port Bay. The aim was to take any flood water directly to the sea so the Main Drain could cope with the remaining water. The Yallock outfall drain was started in 1939 but the works were put on hold during World War 2 and not completed until 1956-57. See here for a more detailed history of the drainage of the Koo Wee Rup Swamp.

These are State Rivers & Water Supply Commission photographs and show some of the machines that worked on the Swamp in the 1930s and 1940s.

No. 14 Dredge, Cardinia Creek outfall, 1936.

 Deep Creek outfall, No. 15 Dredge. Taken December 1936.

 Sand dredge, Main Drain. December 1936.

Excavating above Manks Road. July 1938

No. 17 Dredge. c. 1940 and Cardinia outfall (date and location based on photo sequence number)

 No. 36 excavator, Yallock outfall drain. April 1940.

No. 36 Excavator, Western Boundary drain, June 1940

McGrath's sand dredge, Cardinia Creek. November 1940.

Harmon Excavator working on the Yallock Outfall drain. July 1941.

Allis Chalmers tractor. September 1947.

No. 13 Excavator. Yallock Outfall drain. December 1947.

Yallock Outfall works. December 1947.

 Yallock Outfall works. February 1948.

 Yallock Outfall works, opposite Townleys. Cletrac tractor. February 1948.

 Yallock Outfall works, opposite Shilabeers. Cletrac tractor. February 1948.

No 67 Excavator, remodelling the Little Yannathan Drain. December 1948.

Welcome home to Garfield soldiers, 1945

The Bunyip and Garfield Express published the following article in December 1945 about a Welcome Home to local service men and one woman. 

Garfield's Big Night. Welcome Home To the Boys.
It was a great night in Garfield on Friday, December 7, when an official welcome home was extended to discharged members of the services. The hall was crowded and the decorations of flags and bunting added to the gaiety of the scene. Cr. T. C. Whiteside, president of the Shire, was in the chair, and Cr. J. Fallon, who introduced the lads, and Cr. J. C. Anderson, were also present. An old Digger of the last war, Cr Whiteside paid a simple but sincere tribute to the courage and loyalty of the district men in the country's hour of danger. They were delighted to have them home again and proud of their achievements, he said. He hoped they would live long to enjoy the peace and prosperity so bravely won.

In memory of those who would never return, one minute's silence was solemnly observed.

Gladstone bags, initialled, were presented to the following, as well as certificates from the Shire of Berwick : W. Attrill, J. Field, L. Field, R. Gross, T. Giblin, A. Jennings, F. Kennedy, G. Pumphrey, I. Pumphrey, A. Starke, J. Sutton, S. Sutton, C. Terrill, F. Cox, E. Judd, E. E. Judd, H. Juers, J. Miller, J. Frawley, W. Green, H. Hampton, W. McKillop, E. Cotter, P. Holland and L. Holland.

Mrs R. Gross (A.W.A.S.) was presented with a case of silver teaspoons.

The boys got a great reception as they came forward, and the warmth of the welcome left no doubt of the sincerity of the sentiments voiced by the various speakers, on behalf of district residents.

Dancing was thoroughly enjoyed, and songs well sung by Miss Stewart, Mr Tom Baillie and Mr W. Toy were greatly appreciated and warmly applauded. The set supper was freely acknowledged to be the best ever served in Garfield hall, and that is saying something. Decorations were appropriate too, red, white and blue flowers being used with artistic effect. There were many willing helpers, all anxious to play a part in making the night a memorable one for the boys and their kith and ken. Arrangements for the unction were admirably carried out, reflecting great credit on the organisers.

(Bunyip and Garfield Express, December 14, 1945, see here)

Following are the names, service numbers, date of birth, next of kin and their local connection of the men and one woman who were welcomed home. You can read their full service record at the National Archives of Australia, www.naa.gov.au There were of course, many more men and women with a Garfield connection who enlisted. The Department of Veteran Affairs World War Two Nominal roll https://nominal-rolls.dva.gov.au/ww2  lists 212 people who served who were born in Garfield, lived at Garfield or enlisted at Garfield (plus many others associated with Iona, Vervale, Cora Lynn and Bunyip). I have included a photograph, if they have one at the National Archives.

Attrill, William James Chaston. RAAF 56916. William was born on June 4, 1923. He was a farmer and his next of kin was his mother, Elsie Mary Watts of Gleneyre, Garfield. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. 

William Attrill

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Cotter, Edward Jervis.  Army NX69412. Edward was born on September 21, 1913. His father, also called Edward Jervis Cotter, of Garfield, was listed as his next of kin.  See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.   

Edward Cotter

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Cox, Frederick Charles.  RAAF 56625. Frederick, a carpenter, was born in Bunyip on September 29, 1922. His next of kin was his father, Ernest Charles Cox of Garfield; and later his wife Maureen. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. 

Frederick Cox

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Feild, John.  Army V42196. John was born in Bunyip on May 30, 1917. His next of kin was his father, also called John, of Garfield. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. 

John Feild

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Feild, Thomas.  Army V129139. Thomas, the older brother of John, was born in Garfield on November 8, 1915. His mother Annie Frances Field, was his next of kin. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.  Thomas does not have  a photograph in his service file.

Frawley, James Patrick  Army V71945. James was born on September 23, 1919.  James' parents, John and Margaret Frawley,  owned the Iona Hotel in Garfield, and his two brothers, John and Kevin, were both Killed in Action during the War; you can read about the family here. See James'  Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.  James does not have  a photograph in his service file.

Giblin, Thomas John.  Army VX139427. Thomas was born in Iona on April 23, 1916. He was a farmer and his father, Thomas Giblin, of Iona was his next of kin. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Thomas does not have a photograph in his service file.

Green, William Alexis. Army VX104338. William was a farmer from Vervale; he was born on June 26, 1897 and his next of kin was his wife Margaret. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. William does not have  a photograph in his service file.

Gross, Robert Joseph. Army VX28046. Robert was born in Garfield on September 20, 1918. His next of kin was his mother, Elsie May Gross, of Garfield. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. 

Robert Gross

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Gross, Mrs R.  Army VF346914. This is Anne Schonewille, and when she enlisted in the Australian Women's Army Service, her father Hendrik Schonewille of Iona was her next of kin. Anne was born on July 18, 1923 in Scotland and she married  Robert Gross (above ) in 1943. See her Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Anne does not have  a photograph in her service file.

Hampton, Robert Henry. Army  VX3940. Robert was born in England on May 19, 1906. His next of kin was his wife, Gladys, of Seven-Mile Road, Nar Nar Goon and her address was later changed to Main Street, Garfield. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.  

Robert Hampton

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Holland, Leo Joseph.  Army VX23490. Leo was born in Scotland on August 3, 1906. His occupation was a milk carter and his next of kin was his mother, Agnes, of North Fitzroy. I assume he lived and worked in Garfield before he enlisted and he is certainly listed in the Electoral rolls at Garfield after the War. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. 

Leo Holland

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Holland, Patrick.  Army VX23494.  Patrick, the younger brother of Leo, was also born in Scotland, on November 17, 1914 and his occupation was also a milk carter and his mother Agnes of North Fitzroy was his next of kin. Again, he is listed at Garfield in the Electoral rolls after the War, so I assume, like his brother, he was  living and working in Garfield before enlistment. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. 

Patrick Holland

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Jennings, Allan Stanley.  Army VX82390. Allan was born on December 12, 1912 (so has the distinction of having a birth date 12/12/12). His next of kin was his wife, Jean Sophia Jennings, of Mont Albert Road, Garfield.  See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Allan does not have  a photograph in his service file.

Judd, Edward Charles.  Army VX35619. Edward was born in Pakenham on March 22, 1919. His next of kin was his father Edward Ernest Judd of Garfield. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. 

Edward Judd

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Judd, Edward Ernest.  Army V8017. Edward, born September 29, 1890 was the father of  Edward, above. He was 49 when he enlisted, his occupation was a Council foreman, and his next of kin was his wife, Ethel May Judd, of Station Street, Garfield. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Edward does not have  a photograph in his service file.

Juers, Hugo Martin.  Army VX23073. Hugo was born on June 16, 1901. His next of kin was his father, Hermann Martin Juers of Garfield. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.  

Hugo Juers

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Kennedy, Francis Michael. Army VX137119. Francis was born in Garfield on July 31, 1920. His father Michael Kennedy of Garfield was his next of kin. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.  Francis does not have a photograph in his service file.

McKillop, William John.  Army VX32810. William was born on November 23, 1914. His next of kin was his father, James McKillop, a farmer from Iona. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. 

William McKillop

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Miller, J - possibly Lindsay Francis Miller.  Army V285310. Lindsay was born on June 20, 1922. His father, James Alfred Miller, of Vervale, was his next of kin. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. Lindsay does not have  a photograph in his service file

Pumphrey, George Alan.  Army VX80036. George was born on August 4, 1914 in Ripplebrook. His next of kin was his wife, Edith Pumphrey of Garfield. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. 

George Pumphrey

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Pumphrey, Ivan Robert.  Army VX41899. Ivan, the younger brother of  George, was born August 7, 1916 in Longwarry South. He was a farmer and his next of kin was his father, Joseph Allan Pumphrey of Cora Lynn.  See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.  Ivan is listed on the Catani World War Two Honour Board, see here.

Ivan Pumphrey

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Stark, Arthur.   Army VX26111. Arthur was born in England on October 28, 1905. His next of kin was his wife, Primrose Alice Stark, of  Iona. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.  

Arthur Stark

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Terrill, Clifford Leslie.  Army VX135600. Clifford was born on March 19, 1922 in Bunyip. His next of kin was his father, Thomas Terrill of Garfield. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here.  Clifford does not have  a photograph in his service file

Tutton, John Lang.  Army V285782 (listed as Sutton in the article).  John, a grocer, was born on October 2, 1914. His wife Agnes Maud Tutton of Garfield, was his next of kin. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. 

John Tutton

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Tutton, Leonard Stewart.  Army VX141585 (listed as Sutton in the article). Leonard, the younger brother of John, was a grocer's assistant, and was born on September 21, 1917. His father, Leonard Charles Tutton, of Garfield, was initially his next of kin, but this was later changed to his wife Florence. See his Service record at the National Archives of Australia, here. 

This is the photo in Leonard Tutton's file, even though it has a different service number, but he does have the same profile as his brother, John, so we assume it is him. 

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Sources
National Archives of Australia www.naa.gov.au
World War Two Nominal roll https://nominal-rolls.dva.gov.au/ww2
Electoral Rolls on Ancestry.com