Merle Bush Biographical notes

A document written on 18 February 1988 by Melbourne Legacy to provide biographical details to the Governor of Victoria about Legatee Alf Argent, president of Melbourne Legacy in 1988. The It provides good details about the life of Legatee Alf Argent, including his military career and his work career and hobbies. The document was part of an album of past presidents from 1965 to 1989. The folder included biographical details and obituaries, eulogies and death notices of prominent Legatees. The items have been catalogued separately.A record biographical details being provided to Government House for the Governor to understand the background of the current Legacy president. The information was collected to record the lives of prominent legatees in a folder.Typed copy of a page of biographical notes about Legatee Alf Argent, President 1988Typed on top 'Details required by Government House for the information of his Excellency, The Governor of Victoria'.past presidents, alf argent, governor of victoria

Printed information on A4 paper detailing items in the Bourke Collection. Includes wedding items, Ella Kennedy items, and Marist Brothers' school book owned by John Kennedy.bourke collection information, paper

The Sir John Quick Committee was formed in 1991 to commemorate the achievements of Sir John Quick who played a prominent role in the federation of Australia. The Committee aimed to raise awareness of the contribution of Sir John Quick and to ensure that he was recognized for the part he played.Items produced by the Sir John Quick working party for an exhibition about Sir John Quick, in the Bendigo Library. Includes information sheets mounted on pink card plus captions for photographs (Not Included),sir john quick, federation, biographical notes

Margaret Morrow was born in County Tyrone, Ireland in 1858. Her father was John Morrow, a farmer. She married Samuel Haylock Poulter in 1881 at Heidelberg. Samuel was born in 1853, son of William Poulter Seven children were born to Samuel an Margaret. Margaret, aged 38, died on 02/08/1896 seven weeks after the birth of Edith May, from complications of the birth. She was buried at Eltham by rites of the Church of England. This portrait is presented to the Greensborough Historical Society at the request of Mrs Barbara Lenne (nee Cooke) (1935-2017), great grand daughter of Margaret Morrow and Samuel Poulter.Large timber-framed photograph. Studio portrait of woman. Biographical notes.samuel haylock poulter, margaret morrow, poulter family

Cr William Wishart was Mayor of Kew in 1906-7, his wife Lily serving as Mayoress during his term of office. Biographical notes about William and Lily Wishart, created by Lily's sister's granddaughter. clara wishart (nee annear), stevenson street - kew (vic), william wishart, gellibrand street - kew (vic), 'noranook', fernhurst grove, kew (vic)

Bernadette Barnett was along-term volunteer for the Diamond Valley Little Athletics Association and also formed the Diamond Valley Children's ChoirNewspaper clipping, with black and white photograph; with biographical notes and col. photographs about Bernadette Barnett.diamond valley little athletics association, diamond valley children's choir, bernadette barnett

Colour reproduction of black and white photograph of Elsie Williams in her home in Susan Street, Eltham with biographical notes.elsie williams, susan street

Biographical notes on James and Isabella Williamson, first purchasers of the Viewbank site4p text and photographviewbank homestead, williamson family, james williamson

Vida Goldstein was a feminist and suffragist. She was born in Portland on 13 April 1869. Vida's father was an anti suffragist but encouraged his daughters to be economically and intellectually independent. Vida and her sisters were well educated.These notes form part of a collection of items which document the story of Vida Goldstein.Eleven pages of biographical notes on Vida Goldstein written by her niece Leslie M. Henderson, M.A. LLB. Red typing on white paper, foolscap sizevida goldstein, feminist, suffragette, suffragist, womens suffrage, womens rights, vote, women's history

Bound book of 313 pages published by The Education Department in 1959. Includes portraits and biographical notes on "the men who fell" and "the men who returned". At head of title 'Victoria'.collingwood technical school, preston technical school, staff, portraits, education department of victoria, nmit

Biographical notes about and by Leigh and David Hay, community residents and activists, with additional details by Rosie Bray9 p. text and colour photographshay family, david hay, leigh hay

Biographical notes about and by Leigh and David Hay, community residents and activists, with additional details by Rosie Bray9 p. text and colour photographs. Copy 2.hay family, david hay, leigh hay

Contains biographical notes on James and Isabella Williamson, first purchasers of the site about 1840, with newspaper clippings and photographs9p. booklet, text, black and white and colour photographs. 3 copiesviewbank homestead, williamson family

Bound publication of 304 pages which was published in Melbourne by the Education Department in Melbourne in 1921. It includes portraits and biographical notes on "the men who fell" and "the men who returned". At head of title: 'Victoria'.collingwood technical school, staff, portraits, nmit

1. Photocopy - Obituary of Archibald George , lecturer at Burnley from "The Emu", Oct. 1954. 2. Biographical notes on Archibald James and Archibald George Campbell, and Frederick Alexander Campbell, by Sandra Pullmanalexander george campbell, orchardist, ornithologist, burnley school of horticulture, birds, alexander james campbell