| Judging by the handwriting, this book was probably a gift from Julia Keyes, compare with Page 5 in this book (below right) and Page 9 in Book 1. |
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| Page 3 Gladys
McHale |
Page 5 Julia Keyes |
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| Page 6 Jim
Heaney |
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Page 29 Sara |
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| J.C.Gobbi was an Australian soldier
on leave from the Western Front. |
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| Page 40 Nellie
O'Brien |
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| Page 51 Kattie
Brown |
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Page 59 (the "headlines" are interesting) |
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To my darling niece Lena Since first I received a letter from you some years ago in far away Australia, you kindled and it enshrined in my mind the longing I would one day meet you, and greet you, and my brother (your father), and your sisters. Thanks to God my dream was realised on the 15/7/24 I met you in reality, And I have pleasure in here recording the delightful and happy times I have had in company of yourself and them. Do try and remember the happy and delightful days we spent (and the nights) in our childhoods home when by its fireside we learned to lisp Mama's at our Mother's knee. Now do remember later years, you in youthful bloom, womanhood, I declining years. The happy and delightful days and nights spent in the same old home a few weeks ago and all the other places that you and I spent our happy holidays together to numerous here to record but will always bring happy and fond recollection to me when far away from you, Lena, and you I beg to be good enough and try and recollect.
The time is fast approaching when I'll have to cross the sea
Your Wuzand(?) Uncle Ned 22/9/24
For other memorabilia from Uncle Ned's trip home, |
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| Page 89 Ed McKenzie | Page 93 |
| I have placed Page 93 out of order as it looks to be by
the same hand as the top left drawing on Page 89 (FHR rather than Ed McKenzie, I
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Page 97 Mary Murphy |
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| Page 101 C.B.MacKenzie |
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Page 142 P.J.Heaney |
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| Page 145 Edna
McHale |
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| Page 152 Herbert
Dunne |
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| Autograph Book 1 | Contents |