With regret I advise the death of Stanley Gordon BALL, 72 old, former Regd. No. 13569, a non-member of the RPA of Tweed Heads area.
Stan passed away on 27/04/2014 and his funeral is proposed to be held at 2.30pm on Friday 2nd May at the Chapel, Melaleuca Station Memorial Gardens and Crematorium, 9394 Tweed Valley Way, CHINDERAH.
With regret I advise the death of Anthony (Andy) Owen Charles HOLLAND, 74 old, former Regd. No. 9122, a member of the Sydney Branch of the RPA.
Andy passed away on 26/04/2014 and his funeral is proposed to be held at 12midday on Friday 2nd May at the Chapel, Woronora Crematorium, SUTHERLAND
Funeral 10 am Friday the 2nd May 2014 at Newcastle memorial park, Anderson Drive Beresfield (North chapel).
Max trained at the old Redfern Police Academy and was in Class 129 in 1971.
Max worked at the old Wallsend Police Station but spent the majority of his service in the greater Newcastle and Lake Macquarie areas, predominantly in HWP and later as NC ( Newcastle ) traffic officer due to injury before his medical retirement.
Kenneth Raymond Houston’s name is located at panel 5 in the Commemorative Area at the Australian War Memorial .
| Birth: | Apr. 7, 1945 Katoomba New South Wales, Australia |
| Death: | Oct. 25, 1968, Vietnam |
 2787776 HOUSTON Kenneth Raymond, 23, of Katoomba NSW, was a policeman when he was called up in July, 1967. The private with 3RAR died in Phuoc Tuy of heat exhaustion, severe shock and suffocation on October 25, 1968. |
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| Burial: Katoomba Cemetery Katoomba New South Wales, Australia |
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| Maintained by: John Winterbotham Originally Created by: Robert Record added: Jun 10, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 38156813 |
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With regret I advise the death of Robert Clifford MARKWELL, 73 old, former Regd. No. 9687, an Unattached member of the RPA of WANGI WANGI.
Robert passed away on 11/04/2014 and his funeral is proposed to be held at 2pm on Wednesday 23rd Instant at Lake Macquarie Memorial Park Crematorium, 405 Cessnock Road, RYHOPE.
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ALLAN, Frank Wilson.
Passed peacefully on 16th April 2014.
Recently of Narara, formally of The Southern Highlands, Eastwood and Forgue, Scotland.
Loving Husband of the late Meta, father of Helen, Bob, Bruce, Peter and Jenny, father-in-law, grandfather and great-grandfather.
Frank was a retired member and Pipe Sergeant of the NSW Police Pipe Band.
Family and friends are invited to the Funeral Service to be held in the Chapel of the Mackay Family Crematorium, 249 Pacific Highway, West Palmdale, at 2.30 pm Tuesday 22 April 2014.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made at the service to the Dialysis Unit, Gosford Hospital.
Published in The Sydney Morning Herald on Apr. 18, 2014
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Frank Allan was a much respected Piping Tutor to The New South Wales Ladies Highland Pipe Band and will be sadly missed by all of us who were privileged to have know him and to have benefitted from his expertise and friendship.
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Frank ALLAN
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Frank Allan was a much respected Piping Tutor to The New South Wales Ladies Highland Pipe Band and will be sadly missed by all of us who were privileged to have know him and to have benefited from his expertise and friendship.
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Marie Sim
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For the purposes of this website ‘Q‘ represents those Police joining between 1 March 1862 ( commencement of NSWPF ) – 23 February 1915 ( Commencement of NSWPF current numbering system )
Probationary Constable – appointed 17 November 1887 ( aged 32 years, 7 months, 13 days )
Constable – appointed ?
Constable 1st Class – appointed ?
Retired – Constable 1st Class
Service from: 17 November 1887 to ? ? 1915? = 27 years Service
Born: 4 April 1855 in Bervie Kincardine, Scotland
Died: Sunday 25 August 1929 at his residence: Drumtochty at Seven Hills, NSW
Age: 74 years, 4 months, 21 days
Buried: St Bartholomew’s Church, Prospect, NSW.
Subject: Police and St Bartholomews
| BEATTIE, Charles Lees | Sect 1 |
Black granite desk with marble plaques
4 4 1855: Charles was born in Bervie Kincardine Scotland, son of James Beattie and Mary Watts
1881 census Kincardineshire Scotland[1]
Charles 25 born Brevie Scotland farm servant
Agnes 22
Charles 7 months
24.3.1887 Charles and his wife Agnes McCombe emigrated to NSW on the Abyssinia, on board with Charles and Agnes were 3 children, Helen, Charles and William. A daughter was born on the journey.[2]
Charles was listed as a farm servant, born Kincardine, Presbyterian; he was to join his brother in Sydney[3].
Four children were born in NSW [4]
1891 Harold died 1891 buried in Sect 1
1892 Olive M,
1895 Dorothy A,
1902 James died 1904 buried in Sect 2.
Charles joined the NSW police as a constable on 17.11.1887.
Prior to this he worked as a labourer.
Charles became the Prospect Police Constable, he travelled on horseback.
He was described as being 5 feet 8 and an half inches tall, with light brown eyes, brown hair and fresh complexion.
1889 Constable Beattie went to the Chinese gardens at Prospect to serve a summons on Hing Foo.
Joseph Backhaus the complainant in the summons then identified Hing Foo and the summons was served, when the matter appeared in court the defendant was not the man Beattie had served[5]
1893 Constable Beattie of Prospect visited Blacktown once or twice a week, generally on a Saturday he usually walked over and before the hotel on the Blacktown Road closed he needed to visit there occasionally[6]
1901 census Charles Beattie of Western Road Prospect
1903 electoral role Charles was noted as ‘police constable’ of the Western Road Prospect, Agnes was noted as domestic duties of Prospect
He was promoted to 1st class constable and retired just after leasing his property to the Police force. The police station was located in a weatherboard cottage on the Western Road, and was rented from Charles from 1.3.1915 to June 1920. The rent was 15 shillings a week[7]
After leaving the police force Charles lived at Seven Hills in a cottage beside Seven Hills Road South, close to Australorp Ave.
As Prospect Police Constable, Charles was required to visit Blacktown on a daily basis.
Charles was one of the 2 supervising police officers at the first election held for the Blacktown Shire Council[8]
1907 Constable Charles Beattie was appointed as slaughterhouse inspector for Blacktown Shire Council. He was also shire sanitary inspector.[9] (Collected 5 pounds 4 shillings for 419 animals killed at the slaughtering house of G H Watts at Prospect)
1915 Constable Beattie left the Prospect district to live nearer to Seven Hills[10]. The residents of Prospect arranged a social for Mr & Mrs Beattie who had lived at Prospect for nearly 30 years. Charles Beattie had attained the position of first class constable after 27 years in the police force.[11]
25 8 1929 Charles (of Seven Hills and Prospect) died [12] at age 74. He died at his residence Drumtochty at Seven Hills [13]
1932 Agnes died, she was the daughter of William she was 74
[1] Family search
[2] NSW state records
[3] Ancestry.com
[4] NSW BDM
[5] Cumberland Argus 6 41889
[6] Windsor Richmond Gazette 14 10 1893
[7] BDHS Journal Summer 2005
[8] Blacktown Shire Council George Nicolaidis
[9] Blacktown Shire Council George Nicolaidis
[10] Nepean Time 9 1 1915
[11] Cumberland Argus 27 2 1915
[12] The Seven Hills, Jack Brook
[13] SMH 26
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ASSISTANT Commissioner John Hartley has praised the life and work of one of the Hunter’s most loved and respected traffic police, Senior Sergeant Mal Read.
The retired police officer died of a heart attack at 62 in his Newcastle home on Tuesday.
He was well known in the Hunter for his passionate work in road safety education.
Senior Sergeant Read retired from his 42-year career in the police force in 2010, having been a traffic officer for 16 years.
“Even though they may not know it, there are many families who have travelled throughout northern NSW who have their loved ones with them today thanks to Mal’s leadership and dedication,” Assistant Commissioner Hartley said.
“He was an exemplary role model and someone people, including myself, looked up to for advice and guidance when improving road safety in NSW.
“His police family will miss him.”
Daughter Lisa Stumkat said his children were very proud of him.
“He’d do anything for anyone. He was a good father and a good grandfather,” she said.
“He spent his retirement caravanning with Mum. He was always off buying stuff for his car and caravan and planning the next trip.
“I’m glad he got to see so much of Australia last year,” she said.
Senior Sergeant Read was also involved in a range of charities and community groups including the Variety Club and Lions Club.
Neighbour and close friend Steve Owens said he had known Senior Sergeant Read for more than two decades.
“He was a credit to the police force and a credit to humanity,” he said.
Senior Sergeant Read’s funeral will be held at noon on Wednesday at St Stephen’s Anglican Church in Brunker Road at Adamstown.
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Henry was a long time member of this websites Policing Forum, the Thin Blue Line – having joined the Forum on 16 June 2003 and being known as ‘ Henell ‘, he contributed greatly to the forum over the following 11 years passing his knowledge to people wishing to join the Police Forces who were / are members of that forum.
Henry suffered greatly, in his final years, from hearing and site loss but persisted with helping others.
Henry was a tin miner at Captains Flat in his younger days before joining the NSW Police Force and was also a member of the Police / RAAF Richmond Gliding Club.
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Henry Levy – Ret Chief Insp Funeral April 2014
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