William Henry (aka Bill) WARREN (1881-1979) - Warren and Ford Family History

1.  Nola Irene Warren

2.  ....  George Ernest Edward Warren & Iris Ella Ford

3.  ....  ....  Leonard Leslie Warren & Burdett Launder

4.  ....  ....  ....  Charles James Warren & Agnes McNay

5.  ....  ....  ....  ....  John Warren and Mary Manning

                        ....  Children - 1.   Elizabeth Warren & Richard Appleton

2.  George   Warren

3. Charlotte Warren & Francis Appleton
4. Emma Warren & William Chase
5.   Oliver Warren & Elizabeth Hales

   .....  Children - 1. George Albert Warren

2.  Gertrude Warren & Frederick Read
3. Bertha Warren
4. Charlotte Warren & Arthur William Appleton
5.  John (Jack) Warren & Linda Rose Brundell
6.  William Henry (Bill) Warren & Florence Mabel Maywald
7.  Rose Elizabeth Warren
8.  Beatrice Warren
9.  Oliver Francis Warren
10.  Olive Warren

6.   Montefiore Warren

7.  Charles James Warren

8.  Sarah Jane Warren

Born  1882, September 13 at Jamestown, Clare, SA

Father    John Traugott Maywald  (1842 - 1888) (Blacksmith)

Father  Carl Gottlob Maywald)  (1809 - 1889)

Mother  Johanna Helene Bartsch  (1801 - 1855)

Mother   Anna Elisa Valentina Niquet  (1847 - 1926)

Marriage #1 to John Traugott Maywald 1867, July 2

Father  John Peter Niquet  (1811 - 1903)

Mother  Ann Eliza Noble  (.... - 1893)

Marriage #2  1890, June 13

Spouse #2  Herbert Roberts

Died  1940

Age at Death  57 years

Burial     Stansbury Cemetery, SA

Siblings

1.  Edith Wilhimein Maywald  (1873 - 1874)

2.  Peter Henry Maywald  (1877 - 1878)

3.  Olive Maud Maywald  (1880 - 1957)

4.  Eva Elsie Maywald  (1885 - 1952) Married Unknown Thompson

Half-sibling

5.  Gertrude Maude Roberts  (1892 - 1914)  Married Unknown Warren

2.  Annie Eizabeth Warren 1905 - 1984)

3.  Eva May Warren  (1907 - 1959)

4.  Ethel Warren  (1908 - 1908)

5.  Allan Keith (aka Wonky) Warren  (1909 - 1970)

6.  Nellie Olive Warren  (1914 - 2004)

7.  Robert James Warren  (1916 - 1944

8. Arthur Fred Warren  (1920 - ....)

Name:                            William Henry Warren

Birth Date:                    19 May 1881

Birth Place:                   Happy Valley

Registration Place:       Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Father:                         Oliver Warren

Mother:                        Elizabeth Hales

Page Number:             44

Volume Number:          262

Source:  Ancestry.com. Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922

Given Name(s):              Florence Mabel

Last Name:                     MAYWALD

Birth Date:                      1882, September 13

Gender:                           F

Father:                            John MAYWALD

Mother:                            Anne NIQUET

Birth Place/Residence:   Jamestown

District:                            Clare

Book/Page:                       290/435

Source:  www.genealogysa.org.au

Sir — A letter under the above heading, signed by 'S. Gully,' Appeals in your issue of Monday last, which needs a little explanation. The letter makes the bald statement that ' J. T. Maywald met with an accident on December 30, 1887, whilst in the employ of Messrs. Mellor Brothers, of Jamestown, and died on January 5, 1888 leaving a widow and nine children quite unprovided for.'  The poor woman was confined of twins only a few days before this sad accident.

Now, while the circumstances related in that statement are true in fact, they are not true by inference, as Mr. Gully must know, or, at any rate, his informant must have known. Any person would infer that this very sad case had drawn out but little aid or sympathy from the neighbours living in Jamestown, and that Mrs. Maywald is still left with the care of nine children, including twin babes unprovided for, and that she is still living in Jamestown.

I was living next door to Maywald when he met with the accident which hastened his death, and can testify that both as regards Mr. and Mrs. Maywald unremitting care and attention were bestowed upon them in their affliction, If any mistake was made there were too many helpers vying with each other to soothe their sad lot. The twins were taken by neighbours and nursed, and the other small children cared for during Mrs, Maywald's illness.

Now, as to Mrs. Maywald being left with nine children quite unprovided for, I would ask Mr. Gully if he does not know that the two eldest are old enough to earn their living ; also that the twins are both dead, and that the friends have taken either two or three others of the family?  

Is it not also a fact that apart from the assistance rendered by Mr. Stephen (Mellor Bros, manager) and others in Jamestown in clothing and feeding the children while they remained in Jamestown (for they left here some months ago), Mrs. Maywald received £20 from the Accident Association, and that Mellor Brothers have supplemented this with another £20 promise?

ls it not also a fact that Mrs. Maywald's mother is in receipt of an income of £5 or £6 per week and is well able to render more assistance than she appears to have done so far.  I have no wish to injure Mrs. Maywald's cause, but I object to a statement being placed before a 'generous public' which conceals from them the very facts they should know; and in this case I think if the mother, who is a strong woman, helps herself, and her own relatives do their duly, the public will not require to do much more than they have done.

I am, &c., JAMES WILKINSON. Jamestown, May 17, 1888

1888 - "South Australian Weekly Chronicle (Adelaide, SA)", 26 May 1888

 

Left to Right -     

- Mr. Taylor (Printer)

- P.Degiden (Printer)

- L. May (Printer)

- Phil MacFarlane (Boy)

- George Martin (Saddler)

- R.T. MacFarlane (Prop.) with Herb MacFarlane (Boy) in front

- Jack Maywald

- Fritz Aldenhoven

- 'Buller' Jaehne

- Bill Purcell (Blacksmith)

- Charlie Storsch

- Jack (Tiny) Ryan

- Lenard Chase (another of the Warren ancestors – refer webpage for Emma Warren)

Death of Pioneer Craftsman W. Maywald, 82;  Lost Fingers in Accident When 20

Veteran Nuriootpa carpenter and builder, Mr Wilhelm Maywald, 82, died on Monday. He was a son of Mr and Mrs Carl Maywald, pioneer settlers who later made a home at Klemzig, from where Mr Maywald senior used to walk to Bethany each week to help with erection of the first church there in 1845. The family afterwards moved to Tanunda, then took up virgin land between Nuriootpa and Stockwell, where their son, Friedrich Wilhelm, was born on May 2, 1859. He was educated by Teacher Andresen at Tanunda, and later joined his father and brother at the trade.

Mr Maywald later went to Messrs (Graefe & Hilbig's coach and implement factory at Dimchurch, then employing 20 men and producing also strippers and farm machinery.

At 22, Mr Maywald became Nuriootpa's carpenter and builder and married Miss I.ouise l.offler, of Stockwell, who died in 1930. Thereafter he went to live with his son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs S. Maywald in the old home where he was born.

He was deservedly honoured in 1939 when he celebrated his 80th birthday: each of his four sons making very appropriate speeches which deeply touched him, whilst he was very proud of the birthday cake made by his granddaughter, Elsie.

His story is one of triumph over extreme disability, for when he was 20, his right hand got caught in a planing machine and he lost four lingers, some at the first joint and some at the second. The damaged fingers were amputated with sheep shears.

In spite of the handicap he achieved success and gained praise among other things for his delicate cabinet work that had not been touched by sandpaper or putty. He retired some years ago but was never idle around the home. His family of four sons and one daughter

- Alfred and Arthur, Will and Selvanus, Nuriootpa; and Louise (Mrs Grand), Adelaide. There are 25 grandrchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.

The affectionate care given Mr Maywald in his declining years by his daughter-in-law, Mrs S. Maywald. brought him happiness and contentment, and he readily acknowledged the services so willingly given.

There was a large attendance at his funeral and a host of beautiful floral tributes.

1941, Obituary, "Leader (Angaston, SA)", 25 Sep 1941

Name:                                 Ann Eliza Noble

Gender:                              Female

Baptism Age:                      0

Birth Date:                          8 Jan 1823

Baptism Date:                    26 Jan 1823

Baptism Place:                   St Philip Sydney New South Wales, Australia

Residence Date:                1823

Residence Place:               New South Wales, Australia

Father:                                Hugh Noble

Mother:                              Ann Eliza

FHL Film Number:             993949

Source: Ancestry.com. Australia, Births and Baptisms, 1792-1981

Name:                              Ann E Noble

Spouse Name:                Peter Nioue (Niquet)

Marriage Date:                1846

Marriage Place:               New South Wales

Registration Place:          Sydney, New South Wales

Registration Year:            1846

Volume Number:              V

Source:  Ancestry.com. Australia, Marriage Index, 1788-1950

Name:                                 Ann Eliza Valentia Niquet

Birth Date:                         14 Feb 1847

Birth Place:                        Queensland

Registration Year:              1854

Registration Place:           Queensland, Australia

Father:                             John Peter Niquet

Mother:                            Ann Eliza

Page Number:                 11014

Registration Number:       Bp0202

Source:  Ancestry.com. Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922 [database on-line

Groom Given Name(s):              Johann Traugott

Groom Last Name:                     MAYWALD

Bride Given Name(s):                Eliza Volintia

Bride Last Name:                       NIQUET

Marriage Date:                          1867, July 02

Marriage Place:                         Ev Luth Church Light Pass

Groom Age:                               24

Groom Approx. Birth Year:        1843

Groom Marital Status:                N

Groom Father:                          Carl Gottlob MAYWALD

Bride Age:                                 20

Bride Approx. Birth Year:          1847

Bride Marital Status:                 N

Bride Father Name:                 John Peter NIQUET

District:                                     Angaston

Book/Page:                             72/418

Source:  www.genealogysa.org.au

  

1876 – Insolvency – Florence’s Father, Johann Traugott Maywald

 

 

"South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA)",  8 February 1876

 

1888 –Death - Florence’s Father, Johann Traugott Maywald

 

Given Name(s):                     Johann Traugott

Last Name:                            MAYWALD

Death Date:                            05 Jan 1888

Gender:                                  M

Age:                                       45y

Approx. Birth Year:                1843

Marital Status:                        N

Residence:                             Jamestown

Death Place:                          Jamestown

District:                                   Clare

Book/Page:                            168/144

Source:  www.genealogysa.org.au

Name:                                           Ann Eliza Maywald

Father's name:                             John Peter Niquet

Spouse Name:                             Frank Wellesley Roberts

Spouse's Father's Name:            William Roberts

Marriage Date:                            13 Jun 1890

Marriage Place:                           Res Of Brides Father Parkside

Registration Place:                      Adelaide, South Australia

Page Number:                             1049

Volume Number:                           163

Source:  Ancestry.com. Australia, Marriage Index, 1788-1950

DEATHS – NIQUET

On the 23rd November, at her residence, Scott Street, Parkside South, Annie Eliza, the beloved wife of Rev. John Peter Niquet, aged 70 years.

1893 - "Express and Telegraph (Adelaide, SA)", 24 November 1893

On the 24th January, at the residence of his step-daughter (Mrs. J. T. Maywald, Yorketown), Frank Wellesley, the beloved husband of A. E. Roberts, in his 79th year.

1913 - "Express and Telegraph (Adelaide, SA)", 29 January 1913

Name:                                    William Henry Warren

Father's name:                      Oliver Warren

Spouse Name:                      Florence Mabel Maywald

Spouse's Father's Name:      John Traugott Maywald

Marriage Date:                      28 May 1903

Marriage Place:                     Res Of F W Roberts Oaklands

Registration Place:                Daly, South Australia

Page Number:                      974

Volume Number:                   215

Source Information:            Ancestry.com. Australia, Marriage Index

WRONG SIDE OF THE ROAD

William Warren was charged at the Mount Barker Police Court on Tuesday with having driven a motor car on Easter Monday contrary to the Motor Vehicles Act, 1907.  Defendant pleaded guilty by letter.  The case was heard ex parte.  

The evidence, for the prosecution showed that the defendant drove his car on the wrong side of the road while returning from the Oakbank Races, and as a result collided with a horse ridden by Mr. C. Birt of Mount Barker.  Injuries were inflicted on one of the animal’s legs.  Counsel asked that a penalty be imposed which would serve as a warning to motorists who were disposed to ignore the rule of the road.  Fined £3, and costs – in all £5/17 /-d.

ACCIDENTS AT YORKETOWN.

A serious accident befell Mr. C. Maywald, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Maywald of Oaklands, on Monday morning. As he was loading super on a waggon at the farm of Mr. A; E. Anderson and was in the act of carrying a bag on a plank, when the plank broke and precipitated Mr. Maywald against the rear of the wagon.

He received injuries to the head. He was conveyed by. Mr. Anderson to the Yorketown Hospital in a serious condition and was attended by Drs. G. M. Hone and A. B. Russell.

1925 - Accident - "Chronicle (Adelaide, SA)", 13 Jun 1925

Given Name(s):                     Annie Eliza

Last Name:                           ROBERTS

Death Date:                         15 Sep 1926

Gender:                                F

Age:                                     78y

Approx. Birth Year:              1848

Marital Status:                     W

Relative 1:                          Frank Wellesley ROBERTS [DH]

Residence:                         Yorketown

Death Place:                      Oaklands

District:                               Daly

Book/Page:                        489/572

Source:  www.genealogysa.org.au

STANSBURY.

On Saturday. June 30, the Stansbury Football Club held a successful dance. About 40 couples were present. The funds of the Club will benefit by approximately £5.  Mr. Frank Warren was the M.C. The music was supplied by the courtesy of Mr. W Warren on his pianola. All present thoroughly enjoyed themselves until nearly midnight

1928 - Pioneer (Yorketown, SA : 1898 - 1954), Friday 6 July 1928

STANSBURY

Residents of Stansbury were in brighter mood last week when it became known that the Adelaide Cement Company's Quarry at Kleins Point was to resume operations again. The quarry re-opened Monday morning, June 18, with a reduced number of employees, owing to the trade not having sufficiently recovered to carry on at full capacity. Under the auspices of the Stansbury Football Club a very successful dance was held Saturday night, June 6.

Between 70 and 80 dancers turned up and all thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Mr. Warren kindly lent the committee his beautiful pianola and provided the music for the dancing. Both the new and old style of dancing was indulged in.

Mr. Frank Warren very capably carried out the duties of M.C.   About £5 was netted for the funds of the club

1928 - Transcript of Newspaper Article, "Pioneer (Yorketown, SA ) "June 29, 1928

MAYWALD—SCHULTZ.

At the Lutheran Church, Laura, on February 6, Frieda, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Maywald, was married to Franz, second son at Mr. and Mrs. J. Schultz, Laura, by Pastor C. A. Weckert. Mr. Edgar Pech played the "Wedding March."

The bride was dressed in white crepe de chine and georgette trimmed with silver lace and wore a tulle bridal veil arranged cap style held in place with three bands of tiny orange blossom and buds and draping over shoulders and forming a long train. She wore silver shoes and white stockings and carried a bouquet of white rosebuds and asters with white streamers.

The bridesmaid was Miss Gertie Maywald, sister of the bride, and Miss Linda Pech was second bridesmaid.

Among the guests present were Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Maywald, Mr. and Mrs. J. Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. A. Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Maywald, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Maywald, Misses Elsa and Clara Maywald, Carl and Otto Maywald, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. John, Mr, and Mrs. A. Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Ern Pech, Mrs. A. Rohrlach, Mr. L. Schultz, Miss Bertha Schultz, Les Schultz, Miss Dora Rohrlach, Rev. C. A. Weckert, Rev. E. Stolz, Mr. Chas. Maywald, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. G. Rohrlach, Miss Joyce Maywald, Messrs. J. and R. Rohrlach, Mr. Ern Wurst, Mr. Ed. Klemm, Misses Ursula Weckert, and Ada John, Mr. H. Scheibner, Miss M. Scheibner, Glen May-wald. Mr. Albert Schultz was best man, and Mr. Fred Maywald groomsman.

1939 – Death – Florence’s Father, Carl Gotthold Maywald

 1939 - "Chronicle (Adelaide, SA)", 18 May 1939

  

1941 – Electoral Roll - William Henry Warren

The Electoral Roll of 1941 shows the following living in Stansbury –

·         William Henry Warren, Limeburner                      Father                         

·         Frank William Warren, Labourer                          Son                                     

·         Freda Irene Warren, Hairdresser                         Wife of Frank William     

·         Annie Elizabeth Warren, Home duties                 Daughter                           

·         Robert James Warren, Labourer                         Son                                        

·         Arthur Warren, Labourer                                      Son                                   

·         John Warren, Labourer                                        Brother of William           

·         Linda Rose Warren, Home duties                        Wife of John                      

·         Leonard John Warren, Farmhand                        Son of John                        

·         Fergus Richard G Warren, Labourer                   Son of John                        

·         Arthur Leonard Warren, Carpenter

·         Elsie Warren, Home duties

·         Muriel Frances Warren, Married

1903 – Death – Florence’s Maternal Grandfather, John Peter Niquet

Florence's grandfather, John Peter Niquet died on March 30, 1903 at Mount Gambier where he lived.  He was 91 years old.  The following obituary appeared in the local newspaper.

 

A PIONEER AUSTRALIAN MISSIONARY

The Kev. John Peter Niquet, one of the oldest Lutheran ministers in Australia, who had lived at Mount Gambier for the last nine years with his son-in-law, the Rev, F. W. Matehoss, died lately at the age of 91 years. During nearly the whole of his long life the deceased enjoyed a remarkable measure of health, but about a year ago he was stricken with paralysis, which greatly weakened him, and a recurrence of the seizure a few days ago caused his death.

 

Pastor Niquet was born in Berlin, Prussia in December 1811. He was descended from an 'old French family of noble extraction,' who, having become Huguenots, fled from their country at the revocation of the Edict of Nantes. One branch of the family sought refuge in Germany and the other in America.

The deceased was educated in a Berlin theological college under the late Dr. Gosner.  In 1837, when 26 years of age, he was sent out to Queensland with five others as pioneer missionaries to the aborigines of that colony, and for 18 years was engaged in that work. During that 18 years he got married.

In 1855 he went to Ballarat, and for nine years was pastor of a Lutheran Church there. Then he settled (1864) in charge of the Lutheran Church at Light's Pass, near Angaston, South Australia, where he laboured for 23 years, and was much beloved of the people. For two years or so he had charge of the Pirie Street Lutheran Church.

Rev. John Peter Niquet

1940 – Death – Florence Mabel Maywald

William’s wife, Florence, died in 1940 at the age of 57 years in Yorketown on March 14, 1940.  Bill lived on for another 39 years when he, too, succumbed at the ripe old age of 98 years in 1979.

1940 – Florence Mabel Warren, nee Maywald - Obituary

 1940 Newspaper Death Notice, Florence Warren, “Pioneer (Yorketown)”, March 15, 1940

1979 – Death - William Henry Warren

Given Name(s):                William Henry

Surname:                         WARREN

Death Date:                      28 Jul 1979

Age:                                  98y

Relations:                         Husband of Florence

Cemetery:                         Stansbury

Source:  www.genealogysa.org.au

FROM STANSBURY.

At the invitation of Mr. and Mrs. W. Thompson a number of relations and friends gathered at the Stansbury Institute on February 16 to celebrate their son Walter's 21st birthday. The hall was decorated with yellow streamers.

During the evening Miss Eva Warren rendered a song and Mr. S. King club-swinging.  An overture was played by Miss Elsie Dry and Mr. Ableson.   Dance music was supplied by Misses E. Dry, E. Warren, and Mr. Ableson

Mail (Adelaide, SA : 1912 - 1954), Saturday 23 February 1924

WARREN ALLAN KEITH :

Service Number - S74125 :

Date of birth - 12 Dec 1909 :

Place of birth - YORKETOWN SA :

Place of enlistment - STENHOUSE BAY SA :

Next of Kin - WARREN BONNA

https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/

Father                  William Henry Warren

 

Name                                       WARREN, ROBERT JAMES

Service                                     Royal Australian Air Force

Service Number                       429838

Date of Birth                             8 Apr 1916

Place of Birth                            YORKETOWN, SA

Date of Enlistment                   12 Sep 1942

Locality on Enlistment              Unknown

Place of Enlistment                   ADELAIDE

Next of Kin                               WARREN, VALERIE

Date of Death                           17 Jun 1944

Rank                                         Flight Sergeant

Posting on Death                      77 SQUADRON (UK)

WW2 Honours and Gallantry     None for display

Prisoner of War                         No

Roll of Honour                          STANSBURY SA

Source : http://www.ww2roll.gov.au/)

1944 – Roll of Honour – Robert James Warren

 

 

1945 – Robert James Warren – Death

 

Given Name(s):                                   Robert James

Last Name:                                          WARREN

Death Date:                                         17 Jun 1945

Gender:                                                M

Age:                                                      28y

Approx. Birth Year:                               1917

Marital Status:                                       M

Relative 1:                                             Valerie Norma WARREN [W]

Residence:                                            Stansbury

Death Place:                                          Abroad

District:                                                   Daly

Book/Page:                                            689/2853F

Source:  www.genealogysa.org.au

Flight Sergeant Robert James Warren - RAF 77 Squadron - Memorial

Flight Sergeant Robert James Warren son of William and Florence Warren was born on 8 April 1916 at Yorketown in South Australia.  He was married to Valerie.  Before enlisting on 12 September 1942 Robert was the manager of a butter factory.

Robert completed various RAAF courses in Australia including the WAG course at Ballarat before leaving on 15 June 1943 having obtained his Air Gunners Badge on 27 May, for the United Kingdom.  He joined 77 Squadron on 8 May 1944.

Halifax NA 545 took off from RAF Full Sutton at 3215 hours on the night of 16/17 June 1944 detailed to bomb Sterkrade, Germany.  NA 545 was one of seven aircraft from the Squadron that failed to return from the mission.

Crew –

RAAF     Pilot Officer H.W Bird – Pilot

RAF        Sergeant R A Castle-Hall – Flight Engineer

RAF        Sergeant A B Freemantle – Navigator

RAAF     Flying Officer S W Mackay – Air Bomber

RAAF     Flight Sergeant R J Warren – Wireless Air Gunner

RAF        Flight Sergeant F A Meeghan – Mid Upper Gunner

RAF        Sergeant J A Lauder – Rear Gunner  

       

It was later established that the aircraft crashed in the sea off the coast of Holland, and all the crew were killed.  From captured German documents it was confirmed in October 1945 that Flight Sergeant Warren was washed ashore on the Island Texel and buried in the Texel (DenBurg) Cemetery on 6 July 1944.

Pilot Officer Bird and Sergeant Castle-Hall are buried in the Terschelling General Cemetery.  Sergeant Freemantle is buried in the Sage War Cemetery, Oldenburg, Niedersachsen, Germany.  Flight Sergeant Warren is buried in the Texel (Deb Burg) Cemetery, Holland, K.7.159.  Sergeant Lauder is buried in the Vlieland General Cemetery, Friesland.  Flying Officer Mackay and Flt. Sergeant Meeghan have no known graves.

Flight Sergeant Warren is remembered with honour at the Australian War Memorial and on the Honour Roll at Stansbury, South Australia.

https://77squadron.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/77-RAF-July-2016.pdf

FOR KING AND COUNTRY WARREN—A tribute to the memory of F/Sgt. Jim Warren. who lost his life on June 17, 1944, in operations over Germany,

Inserted by his wife Valerie.

WARREN—In loving memory of dear Jim, who lost his life in air operations over Germany on June 17, 1944, A beautiful memory, dearer than gold, A brother whose worth can never be told Kind and loving in all his ways Upright and true always. Loved in life, honored in death, A beautiful memory in all we have left

Inserted by his loving sister Ann and brother-in-law Len.

WARREN, Fit. Sgt. R.J — In loving memory of our dear brother, Jim, who lost his life in air operations, June 17, 1944

He played a worthy and gallant part

Like many another valiant heart

Always remembered bv Eva and Joe,

WARREN. Fit. Sgt. R. J.— In loving memory of Jim. killed in action over the English Channel on June 17. 1944. His memory will be cherished Thoughout the passing years.

Ever remembered by Allan, Bon and Beryl.

WARREN. Flt Sgt R. J. — In loving memory of our beloved son-in-law Jim, also his gallant crew, killed in operations over Germany. June 17. 1944.

They played a worthy and gallant part

Like many another valiant heart.

Ever remembered by Mr. and Mrs S.H. Bullock.

"The Pioneer (Yorketown, SA)", 14 Jun 1946