WW1
WHAMOND, Frederick Charles
When Frederick Charles Whamond enlisted on 24 June 1915 he claimed that he was 18 years of age and born in Windsor, Victoria. In fact he was born at South Yarra on 10 July 1900 and was only 15. This unfortunately was just the beginning of a career of deceit. His mother possibly thought the army might do him good as she signed her agreement to his enlistment.
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WHINFIELD, Myles William
Myles William Whinfield was born in 1886 in Echuca, Victoria. He was the son of James Chapman Whinfield and Mary Jane (nee Watt). His father, a farmer and sheep-breeder of Bamawm, near Echuca, died in 1895 when a dray he was driving hit a tree and overturned. Only two years later his mother, a well known equestrienne, died after a fall from her horse.
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WHITE, Jessie McHardie
Notes by Janet Scarfe additional to material below.
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WHITE, Newport Benjamin
One of three children and only son of Rev. Benjamin Newport White, M.A., vicar of Holy Trinity, East Melbourne 1905-1928, and his wife, Sarah Ann; born 27 February 1893 at St. Peter's Vicarage, Mornington. He moved to East Melbourne with his family in 1905 where they lived at the vicarage on the corner of Clarendon and George Streets (now demolished).
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WHITE, Rupert William
Rupert William White was the son of Harry White and his wife, Emily Nutting, nee Gardner. The couple had married in Maffra and had had children there, but Rupert was born in East Melbourne. Later the family moved to Maldon. Both Harry and Emily were hotel licensees. Emily died in 1909 at Maldon.
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