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How it all Began page 4 Bauer,Family page 5 Carden Family page 6
Photos of ww1 & ww2 soldiers KIA page 7 Weddings in our Family 8
Some of the Ancestors page 9 More Photos page 10 Photo Album page 11
Owen Cavanough page 12 Margaret Darnell page 13 Matthew Price page 14
John Dickins page 15 The Names in our Family Tree 16 War Service page 17 They remain forever young page 18
Service to Country & visiting CWG’s o/seas. 19 Price Family in the Channel Islands page 20
Price family continued page 21 de Guerin Family page 22 de Guerin family continued page 23
A Pictorial Family History page 24
Adventurers, Pioneers, Clergy & the Military page 25 Honouring our Australian War Dead page 26
Wedding Bells for Grand-children page 27 My favourite photos of our Family page 28 Digby John PRICE Page 29
Orla Brianne PRICE Page 30 Zoe KRIWOPISCHIN/BAUER Page 31 Olivia Jade SOLOMON 32
Christian John BAUER 33 Layla Grace PRICE Page 34 Isabella June McALARA 35
Club Feet, CSNB, Fuch’s Corneal Dystrophy 36
![Text Box: [Below] WO1 LAURENCE JOHN DIBBLE
Father of
Veronica (Ronnie) Bates nee Dibble and
Robert James Claremont Dibble Major Ret. [25 years service]
Sadly this is the only photo we have of dad in Army Uniform. Due to fires in the earlier years of their 50 year marriage when everything was lost. Photo of his medals below.](image599.gif)
![Text Box: [Photo centre] Sophie Grace ZACHULSKI at the Tyne Cot Cemetery, Passchendaele, Belgium. John Malcolm BATES and Veronica Maude BATES nee DIBBLE, the authors of the book LEST WE FORGET - A ROLL CALL, are the Great Aunt & Great Uncle of Sophie Grace ZACHULSKI. Photo was taken when Sophie visited the war cemetery of France and Belgium (with her high school class from Bathurst NSW Australia) on 1st July 2010 she laid a wreath to remember Lieutenant Horace Lisle RINTEL 1891-1917 - at Tyne Cot Grave/Memorial Reference: XLVII. D. 4. TYNE COT CEMETERY. YPRES BELGIUM. His photo and Grave stone above.
Personal Information
Member of the 1908 and 1909 crews; born in Clunes and a teacher at Ballarat College. He secretly married prior to departure.
Date Enlisted 21/07/1915
Unit Enlisted 8th Battalion, 23rd Reinforcements
Service Details
Date of Death 20/09/1917 - 26 years of age
Unit Details 8th Battalion
Cemetery/Memorial Place: Tyne Cot Cemetery - Plot 47 Row D Grave 4
His half brother CHARLES HERITY MANNING (in my book) also died ww1 – Charles Herity MANNING 1875-1915 kia. Remembered at SHELL GREEN MEMORIAL TURKEY Ref. 1.1.7. They are the first cousins three times removed of Sophie Grace ZACHULSKI. We now have this photo of Driver Charles Herity MANNING kia 1915 [above right] who is the half brother to Lieut. Horace Lisle RINTEL 1891-1917 kia above right. Driver Charles Herity MANNING attended school at Scotch College - and is listed on their World War I Commemorative Website.
3365 Driver Charles Herity Manning, aged 37
Born on the 29th December 1876 in Hay, New South Wales, Charles Herity Manning was a private secretary, policeman and detective before enlisting on the 21st of November 1914 in Melbourne.
A member of the pre-war militia, serving in the Victorian Field Artillery, he was allocated as a re-inforcement to the 3rd Field Artillery Brigade on enlistment. Embarking on the HMAT A30 Borda from Melbourne on the 22nd of December 1914, Charles was taken on strength with the 3rd Field Artillery Brigade on 1 March 1915, Charles transferred to the 7th Battery three weeks later on the 29th March.
Travelling to the Gallipoli peninsula with the Queensland men of the Battery, Manning was killed on 3 July 1915 whilst talking to fellow artilleryman Bombardier Cyril Leslie Taylor, who also sustained wounds from the fatal shell. Charles was laid to rest in the south-west corner of Shell Green Cemetery on the same day.](image883.gif)
![Text Box: [Photo above left] Peter Richard PRICE and Vicki Louise PRICE nee BATES when they visited the war grave of Pilot Lieut. Stafford Maling HOPE whilst they were on holiday in Egypt in December 2010 and January 2011. EL ALAMEIN WAR CEMETERY Egypt Grave/Reference Panel Number: XIX. D. 1. (19. D. 1.)
[Photo above right] Vicki Louise PRICE nee BATES (daughter of the author) when she visited the war graves of family members who were buried at the El Alamein War Cemetery Egypt. Whilst there they also visited the grave of Howard William MIDGLEY [right] who is related to Derek Wayne BAUER the husband of Vicki’s sister Catherine Veronica BAUER nee BATES.
Grave/Memorial Reference: A II. J. 12. Cemetery: EL ALAMEIN WAR CEMETERY EGYPT
Stafford Maling HOPE’s sister Patricia E. HOPE married January 2, 1954 at Pietermaritzberg South Africa to Bryan Quested BATES. John Malcolm BATES is the first cousin once removed to Bryan Quested BATES. Vicki and Peter said that the cemetery and memorial were beautifully maintained and looked after. The museum was also well worth visiting and looking at all the memorabilia, that had been collected from all sides of the war.](image1035.gif)
