The Empire Called and I Answered

Monday, April 24, 2023

Pattie Deakin and the Anzac Buffet

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Elizabeth Martha Anne Browne (but known as Pattie) was born at Camp Hill, Tullamarine Victoria on 1 January 1863. She was the third of the e...
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Wednesday, April 19, 2023

A Dashing Australian Officer - John Mott

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Captain John Eldred Mott MC and Bar (later Lieutenant Colonel), the first Australian officer to escape from captivity in Germany, taken the ...
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Wednesday, November 23, 2022

Claiming a Brother

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Having delivered ammunition supplies to the guns, unidentified members of the Australian Divisional Ammunition Column gallop past a dangerou...
Sunday, October 30, 2022

Private Arthur Jabons Lane, no known grave

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The Australian War Memorial, Villers-Bretonneux   The Australian War Memorial at Villers-Bretonneux in the Somme departement in France conta...
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Saturday, July 16, 2022

The Disaster at The Nek

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Tpr Robert Kerr, courtesy of Kim Phillips, Spirits of  Gallipoli website An early recruit to the AIF in 1914, Robert Kerr, a commercial trav...
Sunday, April 24, 2022

Vera Deakin and the Red Cross

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  When war broke out in 1914, Vera Deakin, daughter of Alfred Deakin ,  former Prime Minister of Australia, urgently wanted to do something ...
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Prisoners of the First World War - ICRC Archives

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  Wahn, Westphalia, Germany. French prisoners-of-war at work (Karl Rud. Bremer & Co., Cologne, Germany, n°205) On 21 August 1914, the Ce...
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Lenore Frost
Essendon, Victoria, Australia
I am a community historian (ie, not paid) from Essendon. The content of my Empire Called database (see the link to the PBWorks website) is the result of nearly 25 years' research. The Empire Called blog is a companion for the PBWorks website of the same name. Time Travellers in Essendon and Flemington is set up in the same way, with a website and a blog to report additions to the website. The website is a vehicle to publish longer pieces of research that are too long for newsletters, various indexes, and photos of local history interest. You may find something of use for your research.
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