This is part of a collection belonging to Sgt, William E. CarrollThis is a copy of a letter written by 815 Cpl William Carroll to his Aunt while he was hospitalised in Cairo. It is written on YMCA letterhead.Top Left hand Corner: Patron/ YMCA National Council/ H.M. The King/ Patron /Military Camp Dept./ H.R.H. Duke of Connaught. Centre top: For God, For King & For Country/ YMCA Logo/ with the/ Mediterranean Expeditionary Force. (written through the logo)/ Right hand top corner: Committee/ for Egypt/and/the Near East./ Chairman/ H.E. Sir Henry McMahon Lower down page: Reply to No. 815 Coy D Bat 21st/ Dec 31st '16/ Stationed at/ Dear Aunt,/ I am at present a patient in the (??)/ General Hospital, Egypt, back again at Cairo. I/have a slight abcess on my lip and my neck was a/ bit swollen, but both are almost right now./ It's quite a relief to be away from the shot &/ shell, for a spell & to enjoy comfort and sunshine/ again after four months hardships in the trenches./ During the latter part of my stay at ANZAC, it/ was intensely cold, snow & ice galore & freezing/ cold winds. It's five days since I left the pen/insular; we were taken off in a small steamer/ to Lemnos & put aboard a fine hospital ship./ We arrived at Alexandria yesterday morning/ & came on here last night. My lip has been/ lanced & the swelling is disappearing fast./ I had many miraculuous escapes in the trench./ Once whilst observing over the sandbags a barage/ ventilated my hat. On another occasion when/ I was stiring the porridge a piece of shrapnel/ knocked over our breakfast into the fire. So I have/ a lot to be thankful for to be sure./Many of my comrades have gone and are buried in the/ churchyard in Shrapnell gully & more are away sick/ and wounded. I intended to cable to you for some money but I think I'll be able to make do/ of it, & we have all our wants attended to here./ Do you remembr Willy O'Leary of Mansfield?- He/ was killed near us in an attack some time ago./ Young Sgt. Roberts, my chum of Dookie & Broadmeadows/ was also sniped a few days before I left./ The war doesn't appear to be going too well, but/ I am sure time will tell, & we will eventually/ give the Germans a good belting. Just address/ my letters as usual, as I don't think I'll be here/ for long & if I am my mates will send them/ on. I gave them permission to keep any parcel/ you might forward on whilst I am away. It was/ awfully good of you to send the other thing along./ Hoping all are quite well./ I am/ Your Affectionate Nephew/ William E. Carroll. Cpl/ww1, battalion, aif, 815, sgt, carroll, e, 21st, 6th, brigade, 1st, dcm, wiiliam

Colour photograph of the headstone of James Carroll and Mary Carroll in the Tower Hill Cemetery.In Loving Memory of James Vincent Carroll Who died 5th March 1967 aged 68 years. also his wife Mary Bridget Carroll who died 16th April 1984 aged 86 years. Requisat in pace.tower hill cemetery, james vincent carroll, mary bridget carroll

Ellen Carroll wears a fox fur around her neck and stands beside Sandy Carroll at Crossley, Victoria.A man and woman stand surounded by their children L-R: ?, ? , ?, Aledander (Sandy Carroll), ?.Ellen Carroll, ?, Mary Carroll (Allport), Patrick Edmund Carroll.ellen carroll, sandy carroll, alexander carroll, crossley, mary carroll, mary allport, patrick edmund carroll

This photo is part of a collection of Sgt. William Carroll.Black and white photo of Australian troops in Europe during the Great War. Sgt Carroll is on the far left front row as you view the photo and marked with a x at his feet.Noneww1, william, sgt, carroll

Parents of Kathleen (Carroll) GervasoniPatrick and Mary Carroll (nee Fitzgerald) outside their home at 2 Sumner St, East Brunswick, Victoriapatrick carroll, mary carroll, mary fitzgerald, brunswick, 2 sumner st

Kathleen was the daughter of Patrick Edmund Carroll and Mary Matilda Carroll.Black and white photograph of Kathleen Carroll on the family farm 'Hillside', Crossley. kathleen carroll, hillside, doll, crossley

A copy of the original letter from Sgt. Carroll tells of some of the hardships endured at Gallipoli in clear but matter of fact tone. The brief life history lists his locations on the Western Front through to the end of the War.The photo is part of a framed display with a platoon photo, brief history and letter from Sargent Carroll to his Aunt, dated 31st December 1916. The letter was written while Sargent Carroll was hospitalised in Cairo. Silver metal frame.Noneww1, william, aif, 815, sgt, carroll, e, 21st, batt, 6th, brigade, 1st, block, 276, red, cliffs, mutiny

This exercise book was donated by Donna Daly, who found it among her parents belongings. Her parents were Josie and Tich Kelly and she was unsure of the connection with A Carroll.This document is significant as it indicates records kept on-farm by some farmers. It records prices received for milk, calves, pigs and the amount of the government subsidy during this period which covers the time of World War II. It provides an interesting comparison with the Taylor milk passbook from 1895 and associated milk slips which are also held by Warrnambool Cheese & Butter Factory.Fawn coloured exercise book with pictures of old sewing machines on the front cover and Arithmetic tables on the back in blue printing. The contents include farm records from 1935 to 1945 documenting income from dairy, calves and pigs.A Carroll (front cover) A Carroll, Mepunga West (back cover)

This short history is in a display of photos and a copy of a letter written home by Sgt Carroll to his Aunt.A brief written life history from birth to death of William Carroll service Number 815. As written by a member of Red Cliffs R.S.L. in consultation with the family.Born in Wangaratta in 1891, was a drover and boundary rider in Queensland when enlisted.Sgt. Carroll was one of the original members of the 21st Battalion, 6th Brigade, 1st AIF, which was formed at Broadmeadows early 1915. The battalion embarked from Melbourne on the Uylsses on the 8th May 1915 enroute to the Middle East. Saw action Middle East> Gallipoli>Middle East to reform and reorganise > Western Front> Somme> Bullecourt> Ypres> Somme> Mont St. Quentin> Villiers Bretonneux> Hamel Mutiny./ Sgt. Carroll was twice wounded in action (at Fluers and Broondseinde)and was recommended for the Distinguished Conduct Medal, with a Sgt Cozens (No 825 also original member, on the 15th September 1916, for exceptional zeal in the performance of their duties and coolness in action, which had a great affect on the moral of their mem. He was discharged medically unfit with gun wounds to his left knee and back. Of the full Battalion strength of the original Officers and men, there were 16 Officers and 24 Or's left. 21st Battalion left buried on foreign soil 47 Officers and 827 Or's. It was the highest decorated Battalion of the 6th Brigade. Listed are some of the Battles and Misfortunes that Sgt. Carrol survived to return to Australia. Torpedoed on the troop ship Southland enroute to Gallipoli 1915;/ First Australian troops to Garrison Cairo; First Australian Infantry Unit into line in France; Last out of the line; Staging a successful mutiny; 21st Battalion was disbanded in 1918. Sgt. Carroll was given block 276 Red Cliffs, he sold his block in 1982. He was interested in Community affairs and was involved in ADFA, RSL, Mildura Club, and Mildura Show Society and was the third last Red Cliffs Soldier Settler to die. He was in his 100th year.medal, distinguished, battalion, aif, 21st, 6th, brigade, 1st, mutiny, gallipoli, wangaratta, 1891, boundary, rider, ulysses, middle, east, western, front, conduct

Colour photographs of the headstone of Martin and Fanny Carroll in the Tower Hill Cemetery.In Loving Memory of Martin Carroll Died 2nd Oct. 1959 Aged 75 Years. Also his beloved wife Fanny Hilda Carroll Died 4th Nov. 1975 aged 87 years Beloved Parents of Robert. R.I.P.tower hill cemetery, martin carroll, fanny hilda carroll, robert carroll

Ron Carroll and his uncle Tom John Fitzgerald on the Fitzgerald Farm. Ronald Patrick Carroll (left) and Thomas John Fitzgerald at Moyne, Victoria.ron carroll, tom fitzgerald, moyne, cow, farm

The Tower Hill Cemetery is located near Koroit on the north side of the Princes Highway The, between Port Fairy and Warrnambool. The first burial at Tower Hill Cemetery took place in 1856. Over 150 years there has been over 8,000 burials. Around 45 percent of the burials are in unmarked graves.Colour photograph of the headstone of Patrick Carroll in the Tower Hill Cemetery. . by Patrick Carroll InLoving Remembrance of my beloved son Patrick Who departed this life the 20th day of April 1874 Aged 2 years and 2 months Also his beloved mother Who departed this life 15th Sept 1876 Aged 74 years Also his who died 16th November 1890 Aged 89 Years Also Patrick Carroll Who died 10 July 1906 aged 72 years Rest in Peace tower hill cemetery, patrick carroll

Black and white photograph of Ellen Carroll dressed as a bride, beside her new husband Thomas Alexander Carroll. ellen carroll, bride, marriage, thomas alexander carroll

Black and white family of the Carroll family of Crossley. Back L-R: Jack Carroll, Patrick Edmund Carroll, Alec Carroll Centre L-R: Alexander (Sandy) Carroll, Nell Carroll (Finn), [Gina?] Struth, Ellen Carroll Front L-R: Bessie Carroll, Mary Carroll (Allport), ?, Jim Carrollpatrick edmund carroll, sandy carroll, alexander carroll, ellen carrill, jack carroll, bessie carroll, mary carroll, mary alport, gina struth

Mag Carroll (nee Melville), Tom Carroll, Mary Carroll, Tom Carroll Snr, Kitty (became a nun)mag carroll, mag melville, tom carroll, mary carroll

Around 1941 this family left the farm at Crossley and moved to Melbourne, Victoria. Black and white photograph of members of the Carroll family of 'Hillside", McCartney's Lane, Crossley, Victoria. Left to right: Mary Carroll (Fitzgerald), Rosemary Carroll, Kathleen Carroll, Ronald Carroll, Patrick Edmund Carroll.kathleen carroll, mary carroll, mary fitzgerald, ron carroll, rosemary carroll, patrick edmund carroll, ronald carroll

xv, 286 p., [12] p. of plates : ill., geneal. tables, maps, ports. Includes index. Geneal. tables on lining papers. Bibliography: p. 225-260non-fictionThe story of Charles and John Mills, pioneers of Port Fairy. Includes genealogical information. maritime, mills, john brabyn, 1810-1877, charles frederick, 1812-1855, mills family, pioneers -- victoria -- port fairy -- biography, pioneers -- tasmania -- biography, australian history, biography, exploration, genealogy, harbour master, mills : charles and john, mills brothers, port fairy, shipping, warrnambool history, whaling, wrecks, book

Alexander Carroll, also known as Sandy Carroll), married Ellen Carroll. The lived at 'Hillside' McCartney's Lane, Crossley. Sandy Carroll was involved with the building of St Brigid's Church. Crossley.alexander thomas carroll, ellen carroll, crossley

Alexander Carroll, also known as Sandy Carroll), married Ellen Carroll. The lived at 'Hillside' McCartney's Lane, Crossley. Sandy Carroll was involved with the building of St Brigid's Church. Crossley.alexander thomas carroll, ellen carroll, crossley

Black and white photograph of members of the Carroll and Fitgerald family at the wedding of Christine Hulm to Ken Fitzgerald. Left to right: Patrick Carroll, Kathleen Carroll, Mary Carroll (Fitzgerald), Catherine Fitzgerald (Lenehan) [Mary's Mother and Kathleen's grandmother] .kathleen carroll, mary carroll, mary fitzgerald, catherine fitzgerald, catherine lenehan

Patrick Carroll as depicted in a newspaper.eureka stockade, patrick carroll

Thomas Carroll as depicted in a newspaper.eureka stockade, thomas carroll

Patrick Edmund Carroll and cousinpatrick carroll, patrick edmund carroll

Black and white photograph of Ellen Carroll dressed as a bride. ellen carroll, bride, marriage

Photograph of Patrick Edmund Carroll of 'Hillside' Crossley as a baby.patrick carroll, patrick edmund carroll, crossley

Patrick and Mary Carroll (nee Fitzgerald) in the garden of their home in Holden Street, North Fitzroy.patrick carroll, mary matilda fitzgerald, mary matildal carroll, holden street north fitzroy, dahlla