Family History, Ernest "Mick" Henry Evans - ANZAC, 1947_

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Ernest Mick Evans text

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Written by his daughter, June Hall, this is the story of Ernie (Mick) Evans during World War II. He fought as an ANZAC with the Rats of Tobruk. In 1947 the Evans family moved to Greensborough.

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A recollection of Greensborough residents in the mid-20th century.

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2 typed pages, black and white photograph.

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Identifier

679

Date made

1947_

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