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Name Ina Mary Robertson
Gender Female
Residence Date 1969
Street Address 20 Belgrave Rd., Indooroopilly
Residence Place Indooroopilly, Ryan, Queensland, Australia
Occupation Home Duties
Electoral Register Number 4156
Name James Robertson
Gender Male
Residence Date 1969
Street Address 20 Belgrave Rd., Indooroopilly
Residence Place Indooroopilly, Ryan, Queensland, Australia
Occupation Plantation Operator
Electoral Register Number 4157
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Name Ina Mary Robertson
Gender Female
Electoral Date 1980
Electoral Place Indooroopilly, Ryan, Queensland, Australia
20 Belgrave Road
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Name Ina Mary Draney
Gender Female
Electoral Date 1958
Electoral Place Toowong, Ryan, Queensland, Australia
20 Belgrave Road
With Bernard Draney, distributor.......brother
Margaret Draney, home duties.......mother
Must have married after 1958, and hubby moved in.
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First name(s) Richard James
State Queensland
Last name Draney
Country Australia
Registration year 1926
Record set Queensland Marriages 1829-1939
Registration number 1926/B039929
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Marriage date 09 Jun 1926
Subcategory Civil Marriage & Divorce
Spouse's first name(s) Madge
Collections from Australasia, Australia
Spouse's last name McMahon
First name(s) Richard James
Mother's last name Thompson
Last name Draney
State Queensland
Registration year 1895
Country Australia
Registration number 1896/003270
Record set Queensland Births 1829-1919
Birth date 29 Nov 1895
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Father's first name(s) John Davis
Subcategory Civil Births
Mother's first name(s) Charlotte
Record set Queensland Deaths 1829-1964
Mother's first name(s) Charlotte
Death date 19 Jun 1956
Mother's last name Thompson
First name(s) Richard James
Father's first name(s) Jchn David
Last name Draney
Registration number 1956/B014114
Registration year 1956
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
State Queensland
Subcategory Civil Deaths & Burials
Country Australia
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agreed this does make more sense, i am really grateful with this outcome on information. thank you.
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I requested this info before Lisa deleted the Wager thread on which a lot of effort had been expended.....seems a shame to waste it, although I'm not sure whether it will be appreciated
Army service record of James Robertson.
The record has been located at Defence Archives Centre. The Archives can provide access to these records under the Archives Act 1983.
Action required:
Step 1 ?€“ Go to our online catalogue, RecordSearch, via our website Home page | naa.gov.au and select Login. There is an option to register. You will need to provide a researcher card number when you notify us of your selected option from Step 2.
Step 2 ?€“ Please choose option A or B below and notify us as soon as possible. The access examination process will begin only after payment for a copy OR notification of intention to visit the research centre has been received.
Option A: Purchase a copy
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Copying can take up to 30 days and is done after the access examination process.
To purchase a copy, please complete and return the attached remittance advice with payment to the address on the form or call (03) 9348 5703 to make payment by phone and provide your researcher card number.
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If you wish to view the record in our Victoria Office research centre please respond to this email and provide your researcher card number.
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National Reference Service
National Archives of Australia
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