Alfred David Dunstan (1891-1925)
History
Alfred David Dunstan was born 1891 in Sebastopol (Victoria, Australia) to John Dunstan and Euphemia nee Munro (c1856-1941).
Before World War One he worked as a grocer's assistant.
He served in World War One with the Flying Corps (Service#2247).
Alfred David Dunstan died 18 April 1925 In Red Cliffs (Victoria, Australia). He is buried in the Ballaarat New Cemetery (Area Wesleyan A, Section 13, Grave 01).
Legacy
World War One service recognised on the Ballarat Avenue of Honour.
Alfred D. Dunstan's name is listed in the Ballarat School of Mines Honor Roll.[1]
Family
John Dunstan married Euphemia Munro (c1856-1941)[2]
--1 Eliza Jane Dunstan (c1875-1960)[3]
--1 William Alexander Dunstan (1886-1973)[4]
--1 Alfred David Dunstan (1891-1925)[5] married Sarah Elizabeth Packer (1896-1933)[6]
--1 Euphemia May Dunstan (1895-1986)[7]
See also
Notes
References
- ↑ Ballarat School of Mines Honor Roll, University of Ballarat Historical Collection cat.no 536
- ↑ daughter of David Munro and Mary McDonald born c1856 Geelong, Victoria, Australia; died 1941 Ballarat, Victoria, Australia Reg#15114; buried 03/02/1941 Ballaarat New Cemetery, Area Wesleyan A, Section 13, Grave 01
- ↑ born c1875 Ballarat, Victoria, Australia; died 1960 Ballarat, Victoria, Australia; buried 07/05/1960 Ballaarat New Cemetery, Area Private C, Section 6, Row 2, Grave 41
- ↑ born 1886 Sebastopol, Victoria, Australia Reg#6203; died 1973 Ballarat, Victoria, Australia Reg#12863; buried 01/06/1973 Ballaarat Crematorium, Area Wall, Section M. Row 1, Grave 36
- ↑ born 1891 Sebastopol, Victoria, Australia Reg#6920; died 18/04/1925 Red Cliffs, Victoria, Australia Reg#7107; buried 21/04/1925 Ballaarat New Cemetery, Area Wesleyan A, Section 13, Grave 01
- ↑ daughter of Samuel Packer and Kitty Shipley born 02/08/1896 Nottingham, England; died 10/01/1933 Mildura, Victoria, Australia
- ↑ born 1895 Sebastopol, Victoria, Australia Reg#6941; died 1986 Ballarat East, Victoria, Australia Reg#25836; buried 31/10/1986 Ballaarat New Cemetery, Area Private C, Section 6, Row 2, Grave 41
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