( unconfirmed ) Mick may have worked at Redfern ( 7 Division ) in 1975 and he may be identical to M. McBride who represented and competed in the NSW Police Cricket Team that toured New Zealand.
Source: Liverpool Police Time Line ( 1788 – 2022 ) via Joe Stanioch
Mick was the youngest of seven brothers.
Mick was unmarried, at the time of death, and had no children although he had ( years earlier ) been married to a Policewoman.
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” A character with his deep voice and infectious laugh. He loved his bikes and live music ”
NSW Police Force , Constable 1st Class Leigh Bedggood No.26 Div Merrylands got a job looking for two missing children in the area of A’becketts creek In Merrylands following reports they were last seen in that area after bad storms.
NSWPF – Methods of Instruction – Class # 056. 13 October 1983 – 28 October 1983
* Story behind any Nickname:
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Headquarters Company 2 Division 17 February 1969
39 Air Dispatch Platoon 2 May 1971
2 Air Supply Control Section 1 March 1972
38 Supply Company 28 March 1973
33 Transport Platoon 12 November 1973
12 Transport Company 1 July 1974
3 Transport Company 1 July 1975
Date of birth:
Place of birth:
Date of intake: 17 February 1969
Date of exit: 29 March 1978
Total Days:
NS Training: ?
National Service:
Follow Up Training:?
Basic Training: ?
Next of Kin: ?
Medals: Australian Defence Medal
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Police Awards: National Medal – granted 21 August 1989 ( Det Sgt )
1st Clasp to National Medal – granted 25 June 1999 ( Det Sgt )
2nd Clasp to National Medal – granted 15 August 2011
National Police Service Medal – granted 14 February 2017
NSW Police Medal with 3rd Clasp – granted 7 November 2003
2nd Clasp to NSW Police Medal – granted 13 February 2004
Born: Saturday 7 October 1950
Died on: Monday 3 July 2023
Age: 72 years, 8 months, 26 days
Organ Donor: Y / N / ?
Cause: ?
Event location: ?
Event / Diagnosis date: ?
Funeral date: Tuesday 11 July 2023 @ 11am
Funeral location: South Chapel, Eastern Suburbs Crematorium, Military Rd, Botany, NSW
Back Row: ( L – R ) Graham LAYT, Mark BRADY, Neville SMITH, Peter CRYMBLE, Paul McCALLUM, Paul VALLIS
Centre Row: Kevin ROBERTS, John HAYES, Peter ABEL, David CHARTERIS, Alan CONDON, Daniel RUMING
Front Row: Ken ROWLANDS, Ken MURRAY, Fred ALDRED, Col WATKINS, Les BATES, Ken JOHNSON, Jill FRAZER
Glenn Crompton 4 July 2023 RIP Paul. Photo of Valice at Diethnes, Mick Carters’ pre-passing wake 1994 where there were a lot of old C District blokes….
Australian Jewish News (Sydney, NSW : 1990 – 2008),
Friday 17 March 2000, page 6
Rusty nail isn’t kosher
A SIX-year-old boy bit into a kosher sausage recently, only to find a rusty needle in it.
The 3.5cm needle was discovered after the child complained that something had lodged in his mouth.
The boy’s mother, who purchased the packet of sausages from Coles Supermarket at Bondi Junction, told the Australian Jewish News that she “freaked out; my son could have died if he had swallowed the needle”.
Coles media relations manager Lisa Amor confirmed that a “contamination has been reported. We believe it was introduced at store level. We’re making inquiries with our supplier, but we’ve handed the matter to the police, who will be conducting the investigation.”
Waverley Police Detective-Sergeant Paul Vallis said “both Waverley Police and the NSW Department of Public Health have taken a report of the incident and we’re monitoring the situation”.
Stephen Lewis, general manager of Melbourne’s Continental Kosher Butchers — the supplier of the sausages — said he “was loathe to make any formal statement … given the police involvement”. Nevertheless, he stressed that “the processing procedures, coupled with regular external audit inspections of the processing premises, were such that the inclusion of any foreign matter such as described simply could not have been effected in production”.
Mr Lewis said “as an official supplier to Coles Supermarkets Australia for some years, I’m confident that the company will properly investigate all matters associated with the claims, which will no doubt result in no blame being laid on Continental Kosher Butchers’ procedures”. He urged customers to “check that products are sealed when purchasing. If a consumer notices any breakage to a package, it should be handed to a Coles employee” to ensure that it is not sold.
SYDNEY: After considering its verdict for three hours, a Sydney District Court jury found two men guilty yesterday of the savage bashing of teenage fine defaulter Jamie Partlic in Long Bay jail in November 1987.
The jury found Gary Donald Stokes, 33, of maliciously inflicting grievous bodily harm with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
He faces a maximum penalty of life imprisonment.
His co-accused, Darren Bruce Difford, 22, was found guilty of the lesser charge of maliciously inflicting grievous bodily harm. He faces a maximum of seven years’ jail.
After the verdicts, Detective-Sergeant Paul Vallis told the court that Stokes was currently serving a sentence of 18 years, with a 15-year non-parole period, after pleading guilty last month to another charge of maliciously inflicting grievous bodily harm with intent to inflict grievous bodily harm.
Crown Prosecutor Chris Maxwell said that that charge had considerable relevance to the bashing of Mr Partlic. It related to an incident in Newcastle in 1986 in which Stokes bashed another man, Nick Psaltis, and jumped up and down on his head in an argument over drugs.
Stokes’s counsel, Ken Magnus, said he had lodged an appeal against the severity of that sentence.
In a brief outburst from the dock, Stokes said, “He sentenced me to 18 years because he knew about this case. That’s why I got 18 years.”
Sergeant Vallis said Difford was currently serving a sentence for breaking and entering and was due for release in June next year.
Judge Nash remanded both to appear for sentence this morning.
The Jamie Partlic case has had a far-reaching effect on the prison system in NSW, acting as the catalyst for reforms within the jail system and the abolition of jail terms for those who failed to pay fines imposed for minor offences.
Traffic offenders now have their driver’s licence or vehicle registration cancelled until they pay up. Other offenders must perform community service work.
Jamie Partlic, now 20, of Cronulla in Sydney’s south, went to Long Bay Jail on November 7, 1987, to serve four days, for non-payment of traffic fines totalling $1197.
According to witnesses at the trial, Partlic was in the fine defaulters’ yard when he was approached by Difford and Stokes, who had been working out on a punching bag nearby.
There was apparently some conversation.
Witnesses said Mr Partlic’s comments were innocuous.
Both Stokes and Difford said Mr Partlic had spat on Stokes and had been behaving like a “smart arse”.
The prosecution alleged that Difford had begun the attack and that Stokes had continued it, punching and kicking Mr Partlic, then stamping on his head as he lay on the ground. Stokes had thrown him head-first into a fire hydrant and then jumped on him again. Finally, Stokes had lifted the then unconscious Mr Partlic and thrown him headlong on to the concrete.
The savage bashing left Mr Partlic comatose for four months with severe brain damage. He is still profoundly disabled, with little prospect of a complete recovery.
Both Stokes and Difford admitted they had been drinking “jail brew” at the time.
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Funeral Parlour: ?
Buried at: Cremated
Grave Location: Plot: ? Section: ?
Grave GPS: ?, ?
Memorial / Plaque / Monument located at: ?
Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( March 2023 )
BRIAN is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance *NEED MORE INFO
FURTHER INFORMATION IS NEEDED ABOUT THIS PERSON, THEIR LIFE, THEIR CAREER AND THEIR DEATH.
Back Row ( L – R ) P.C. Cst 1/c WARFIELD, P.C. SenCon GUYATT, Det Sgt 3/c TRACEY, Det Sgt 3/c SQUIRES, Det SenCon SCOTT, Det SenCon MOORE, Det SenCon FLANNERY, Det Sgt 1/c LAMOND
Centre Row Cst 1/c WILSON P.C. SenCon HOGUE, Det SenCon HODGSON, Det SenCon DALEY, Det Insp SHEATHER, Det SenCon MOONEY, Det Sgt 3/c NEWHAM, Det SenCon DOYLE, Det SenCon CLARK.
Front Row: Det SenCon INKSTER, Det Sgt MURRAY, P.C. SenCst DOUGHAN, Policewoman SenCon BUCKLEE, P.C. SenCst PHILP, Det Sgt 3/c McDONALD, Det SenCon VINCENT.
MOONEY, Brian Henry
Late of Failford.
Passed away 9/03/2023 with his eldest Daughter by his side.
Brian is pre deceased by his proud parents, “Jack” and Alice Mooney, and by his big brother and best mate John “Bopper” Mooney.
He is survived by his three children Jackie, Shann and Ben and families and sister in law Gale and his many wonderful mates who became his extended family.
A lifetime of service to his Country, 9RAR, Police force and to his community.
A valued and active advocate for the Defence Shed.
Aged 75 years
Forever in our Hearts
A funeral service will be held at the St Nicholas Anglican Church, Corner of Lake and Bent Street Tuncurry, Commencing at 11am on Tuesday 21st March 2023.
Prior to a Private Cremation.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Variety Club of Australia, NETS and the Defence Shed.
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Funeral Parlour: H. Parsons,
Buried at: ?
Grave Location: Plot: ? Section: ?
Grave GPS: ?, ?
Memorial / Plaque / Monument located at: ?
Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( February 2023 )
RON is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance * NOT JOB RELATED
FURTHER INFORMATION IS NEEDED ABOUT THIS PERSON, THEIR LIFE, THEIR CAREER AND THEIR DEATH.
Condolences to his wife, Gina, family and friends.
Ron was one of the funniest bastards I had the pleasure of working with at Wollongong Police Station in the 1990s.
He was great to work with and it was a pleasure to work directly with him.
Often thought of you but had no contact details for you.
May you forever Rest In Peace mate.
Cal
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Funeral Parlour: ?
Buried at: ?
Grave Location: Row: ?, Plot: ?
Grave GPS: ?, ?
Memorial / Plaque / Monument located at: ?
Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( January 2023 )
Ian IS Mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance, Canberra
FURTHER INFORMATION IS NEEDED ABOUT THIS PERSON, THEIR LIFE, THEIR CAREER AND THEIR DEATH.
DARWIN: A policeman drowned at the weekend after the patrol car he was travelling in rolled off a wharf at Darwin.
Police said yesterday that Detective Sergeant Ian Bradford, 37, and his partner were patrolling the Old Fort Hill wharf at 11.30pm on Saturday when their patrol car rolled off the edge of the dark pier.
Sergeant Bradford‘s partner, who was driving, struggled back to shore and was treated for shock and lacerations.
Police divers recovered Sergeant Bradford‘s body just after midnight. He is survived by his wife, Dianne, and three children.
Police said a report on the incident had been submitted to the Coroner.
Detective Sergeant Second Class Ian BRADFORD was a passenger in a CIB vehicle which was patrolling the Darwin wharf area just prior to midnight on the 28 January 1984.
The Wharf was being extended to join up with another section and was incomplete.
The vehicle went over the edge between the two wharves.
The driver, Detective Jon HAYES, managed to get out of the sinking car, and although he dived down several times to try to extricate the passenger, Detective Bradford was knocked unconscious and drowned inside the police vehicle.
Detective Sergeant Bradford joined the NT Police Force on 19 February 1973 and served in Darwin and Alyangula.
Ian and his partner, Jon Hayes were patrolling the Darwin Wharf area just prior to midnight on 28 January, when their police car drove off the Fort Hill wharf, which was under construction.
Despite Jon’s valiant efforts Ian drowned. He left behind his wife, Di, and three young children – Philip, Graham and Paula.
Thank you for your service.
Brian Maxwell LOOMES
| 30/01/2024
Brian Maxwell LOOMES
AKA Brian LOOMES
Late of Taren Point, NSW
Husband of May Elaine LOOMES ( R.I.P. 6 June 2023 )
Unit Name: 13 National Service Training Battalion at Ingleburn, NSW ( 3 months ). 2 Division Provost ( Military Police ) Co. at Victoria Barracks, Paddington, NSW ( 2 years – part time )
Date of birth:
Place of birth:
Date of intake: 26 April 1955
Date of exit:
Total Days:
NS Training: ?
National Service:
Follow Up Training:?
Basic Training: ?
Next of Kin: ?
Medals: None for display
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Police Awards: National Medal – granted 28 May 1990 ( C/Insp )
Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal
Born: Monday 9 November 1936
Died on: Sunday 15 January 2023
Age: 86 years, 2 months, 6 days
Organ Donor: No – age prohibitive
Cause: Cancer ( type = ? )
Event location: ?
Event date: ?
Funeral date: Wednesday 25 January 2023 @ 11.30am
Funeral location: St George Motor Boat Club, Wellington St, Sans Souci, NSW
( Due to current Govt. restrictions on ‘Gatherings’ due to Corona19 Virus Pandemic, some families may wish to have a Memorial Service / Wake with friends and family at a later date )
Funeral Parlour: ?
Buried at: ?
Memorial / Plaque / Monument located at: ?
Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( January 2023 )
BRIAN is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance *NEED MORE INFO
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Brian was a Civil Marriage Celebrant for 25 years and is a Justice of the Peace.
I have retired as a Marriage Celebrant, however I am continuing to conduct Funeral Ceremonies and consider myself to be a full time professional celebrant.
As a funeral celebrant I have officiated at funeral and memorial services for many years.
I like to call these “Life Centred Ceremonies” as the whole service including the eulogy must recognize, pay tribute to and celebrate the life of the deceased.
The service should offer comfort, support and a sense of comfort to those who are mourning the loss of someone who was special to them.
I can provide assistance with preparing the service, the eulogy and advice regarding funeral arrangements.
Brian can help you through all aspects and enjoys helping people and prides himself on paying special attention to detail at all times to create a personal ceremony that reflects the feelings, beliefs and personality of the deceased with a totally professional relaxed manner.
please feel free to contact Brian for more information. View the the many thank you messages from satisfied families
Brian LOOMES
Cadet ID: 994
Association ID: 70
Details:
On the 3 March, 1952 Brian commenced employment as a Police Cadet No.994 and this was the start of a long and distinguished career spanning 40 years with the NSW Police Force until his retirement at the age of 55 on 9 July, 1992.
Whilst training as a Police Cadet he became a competent shorthand writer (120 wpm), an efficient touch typist (40 wpm), and a certified police rider of police motor cycle outfits (Harley Davidson and Indian models). He obtained the Bronze Medallion and Award of Merit for lifesaving from the Australian Life Saving Society and his First Aid Certificate from the St John Ambulance Service.
At the age of l8 years he entered compulsory National Service Training with the Royal Australian Army. Commenced on 26 April, 1955 attached to 13 National Service Training Battalion at Ingleburn for a period of 3 months and later for 2 years part time service with the 2 Div Provost (Military Police) Co., at Victoria Barracks, Paddington. Service No. was 2/743557.
At the age of l9 years, Brian was sworn in and attested as a probationary constable No. 8279 and stationed at Darlinghurst Police Station. He had 4 years on general duties at Darlinghurst, Vaucluse (traffic cyclist) and Braidwood.
The majority of his service was as a police prosecutor, with an intervening period of 8 years at the Metropolitan Superintendent’s Office as a Personal Assistant. One of the many duties there was the recruitment and selection of police personnel for duty on the Island of Cyprus with the United Nations Peace Keeping Forces.
As a police prosecutor he dealt with many serious and complex matters ranging from the most simple traffic case to murder and conspiracy and drug related matters.
Brian was promoted through the ranks and received his commission on 31 December, 1985 and was later promoted to Chief Inspector in June, 1987.
In 1990 and 1991 he relieved as OIC of Redfern and Kings Cross Police Stations
On 9 July, 1991 he retired as Commander of the Legal Services Branch , South Region.
Brian was awarded the Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal and the National Medal
Since retirement and for the past 13 years he has been actively engaged in the performance of Marriage and Funeral Ceremonies as an Authorised and Registered Civil Marriage Celebrant. This is a very enjoyable and satisfying occupation.
Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales (Sydney, NSW : 1901 – 2001),
Friday 15 November 1996 (No.131), page 7560
RESIGNATIONS
THE Department Heads of the respective Departments listed below have accepted the following resignations from the Public Service, pursuant to the Public Sector Management Act 1988 and the last day of service being indicated within brackets:
Department of Transport
……
Brian Maxwell LOOMES, Chief Enforcement and Compliance Officer [ 26 July 1995 ].
Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales (Sydney, NSW : 1901 – 2001),
Friday 19 June 1987 (No.104), page 2994
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE FORCE
Commissioned Officer Appointments
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the undermentioned Commissioned Officer appointments, effective from the dates indicated:
Chief Inspector in Charge, No. 3 Division (Darlinghurst) Inspector Robert William Stafford, date of entry on duty.
Chief Inspector, Chief of Staff, Police Prosecuting Branch Inspector Brian Maxwell Loomes. date of entry on duty.
GEORGE PACIULLO,
(8612) Minister for Police and Emergency Services.
Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales (Sydney, NSW : 1901 – 2001),
Friday 10 January 1986 (No.8), page 95
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE FORCE
Commissioned Officer Appointments
HIS Excellency the Governor with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the undermentioned Commissioned Officer appointments, effective from the dates indicated:
Appointment to Chief Superintendent, Newcastle District Superintendent Lloyd Noonan, date of entry on duty.
Appointment to Inspector, Officer-in-Charge, Juvenile Services Bureau — Criminal Investigation Branch.
Detective Sergeant First Class Brian William Rope, date of entry on duty.
Appointment to Inspector, Assistant Staff Officer — Police Prosecuting Branch.
Sergeant First Class Brian Maxwell Loomes, date of entry on duty.
PETER ANDERSON,
(8106) Minister for Police and Emergency Services.
SYDNEY: A South Australian man, described by police as a male prostitute, appeared in Sydney’s Central Court of Petty Sessions yesterday, charged with having harboured a prison escaper, Mr Raymond John Denning.
Mr Margarete Ngatai, 31, unemployed, of Para Hills, South Australia, appeared before Mr Henry, SM, wearing a maroon dress, red high-heel shoes and a bright-red-satin jacket.
He is charged with having knowingly harboured Mr Denning, an escaped prisoner, between April 6 and 21 at Nelson Bay and in Sydney.
Sergeant Brian Loomes, prosecuting, said that Mr Ngatai had accompanied Mr Denning to South Australia where they had lived together for three weeks. They had later returned to NSW.
Mr Ngatai had then returned to South Australia where he had been arrested last Wednesday. He was extradited yesterday to NSW.
Mr J. Bettons, for Mr Ngatai, said he had been told by Mr Ngatai that he had contacted police when he had discovered that the person he was living with was Mr Denning.
Mr Henry refused bail and adjourned the matter for mention to May 8.
SYDNEY: A man who falsely claimed for a Lotto win of $1.25 million, had swallowed the evidence – a carbon copy of the coupon – police alleged in Sydney Central Court of Petty Sessions yesterday.
Mr Rayson Light, 37, clerk, of East Sydney, was charged with having attempted to obtain $1.25 million on December 17, 1980, by having pretended he had submitted a valid winning Lotto entry.
He was also charged with having forged a Lotto coupon with intent to defraud, at Darlinghurst, on December 15 and with having uttered a forged coupon on December 17.
He was charged yesterday at Chatswood with having uttered a forged coupon. No pleas were entered.
Sergeant Brian Loomes, prosecuting, alleged that while being interviewed by detectives at Chatswood yesterday morning, Mr Light had stolen and then swallowed a carbon copy of the Lotto coupon relating to his false claim.
Mr G. Penny, for Mr Light, said the matter was still the subject of litigation in the Supreme Court.
He said his client had been born in Canton, China, and had come to Australia in 1975.
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Wake location: Ballina Rugby Union Club, Quays Reserve, Ballina, NSW
any Future Wake date: after funeral service
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Funeral Parlour: ?
Buried at: ?
Memorial / Plaque / Monument located at: ?
Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( January 2023 )
KEN is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance *NEED MORE INFO
FURTHER INFORMATION IS NEEDED ABOUT THIS PERSON, THEIR LIFE, THEIR CAREER AND THEIR DEATH.
The funeral for former Grafton Ghosts football coach, Ken Rowlands, will be held at Ballina, Friday 16/12/2022 – 2pm.
Ken served with the NSW Police, stationed in Grafton 1966-1973 and he was a regular visitor to the Grafton July Racing Carnival for many years.
He is survived by wife Val ( Valda ), his children and their partners, Sue-Anne ( decd ), Rodney & Janet Rowlands, Julie & Michael Jameson, Carla (decd) and Andrew & Kassy Rowlands, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Former husband of Joan Jolley.
This Member also had a football career with Canterbury and the Newtown Jets.
He first started out with Randwick Rugby Union Club making First Grade in 1955 as a winger.
In 1958 he turned his hand to Rugby League playing for Canterbury Bankstown – Berrys.
Newtown Blue Bags in 1961 and played two seasons.
1963 he applied for, and obtained, the position of Captain / Coach with Dapto in the Illawarra Group League comp.
This Team made the Semi Finals in 1965 ( being the highest that Team has ever achieved ).
1968 – Grafton Ghosts at the Captain / Coach.
Ken Served his National Service ( NASHOS ) for the mandatory 18 months but I have no details of that Service other than his Service number may be A212745 as an Aircraftsman with the Air Force.
Dog rewarded for past tricks
A LOCAL Dog is proud to have received a reward for his past tricks.
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A LOCAL Dog is proud to have received a reward for his past tricks.
This 73-year-old Dog once ran, passed a ball and tackled, too.
Ken Rowlands, from Lennox Head, is the former Canterbury Bankstown Rugby League Club player who on April 1 was one of about 200 past footballers given a medallion to mark their service to the team.
Ken played about 70 first-grade games for the Bulldogs from 1958 to 1961 ? but they were called the Berries back in those days.
He played in the centres and on the wing.
At the official function held before the Bulldogs’ game at Telstra Stadium, he was rubbing shoulders with rugby league greats Dr George Peponis, Steve Mortimer, Chris Anderson, Terry Lamb and Graeme Hughes.
“It was a wonderful day,” he said.
“It was like a reunion.”
Ken had just finished his probationary term in the NSW police force when he was approached by Ken ‘Tank’ Charlton to join the club.
He was 24 years old.
Ken was playing rugby union with Randwick at the time, and had taken up his first posting to the Belmore ‘call box’ located at the suburban railway station.
He made the switch to league and went on to play with the Berries and the Newtown Jets.
Meanwhile, Ken’s son, Andrew, is currently playing professional rugby union with the Basingstoke club in the United Kingdom.
Andrew is a former Ballina junior, and has been playing in the UK for the past two years.
Nothing further, than what is recorded above, is known about this person at the time of publication and further information and photos would be appreciated.
( Due to current Govt. restrictions on ‘Gatherings’ due to Corona19 Virus Pandemic, some families may wish to have a Memorial Service / Wake with friends and family at a later date )
Funeral Parlour: ?
Buried at: ?
Memorial / Plaque / Monument located at: ?
Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( January 2023 )
ROY is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance *NEED MORE INFO
FURTHER INFORMATION IS NEEDED ABOUT THIS PERSON, THEIR LIFE, THEIR CAREER AND THEIR DEATH.
Nota (Hawks Nest and Tea Gardens, NSW : 1970 – 1999),
Tuesday 1 March 1988, page 1
Seckold family re-union
On April 24, 1988 (Anzac Day Long Weekend) a family re-union of the descendants of Frederick and Margaret (nee Lena) Seckold is to be at Camden NSW to mark the 150th anniversary of their arrival in Australia.
The children of Frederick and Margaret were Christiana, Frederick, Michael, Peter, Barbara, Thomas, Margaret and Theresa.
Associated names through marriage are Cox, Peden, Maxwell, Selden, Skelton, Rootes, Cronin, Dorman, McGrath, Patterson, Perkins, Roberts, Scheerer and many more.
The Seckolds were Bounty immigrants brought to Australia by the MacArthurs of Camden Park Estate to tend their vineyards.
They arrived in Australia on April 23 1838 on the Kinnear.
Should any of your readers be related and are interested in the re-union could they please contact Mr Roy Seckold, PO Box 346, Gosford, NSW 2250.
National Archives was ‘off line’ at the time of publication – thus not military records were obtained.
Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales (Sydney, NSW : 1901 – 2001),
Friday 12 August 1955 (No.83 (SUPPLEMENT)), page 2369
SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE ACT. 1902.”
APPOINTMENTS.
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of the Public Service Board, has approved of the following appointments:—
Mr. Roy James Seckold, Clerk, The Housing Commission of New South Wales, Ministry of Housing, on probation, — to take effect from 27th January, 1955.
Nothing further, than what is recorded above, is known about this person at the time of publication and further information and photos would be appreciated.
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Funeral Parlour: ?
Buried at: ?
Memorial / Plaque / Monument located at: ?
Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( December 2022 )
PETER is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance *NEED MORE INFO
FURTHER INFORMATION IS NEEDED ABOUT THIS PERSON, THEIR LIFE, THEIR CAREER AND THEIR DEATH.
During his naval service on the HMAS Melbourne, he was an extra in the movie “On the beach” starring Gregory Peck.
Peter was also a great sketch artist and was also teaching drawing in Port Macquarie, NSW.
Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales (Sydney, NSW : 1901 – 2001),
Friday 26 July 1991 (No.110), page 6086
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE SERVICE
Appointments of Commissioned Officer
HIS Excellency the Governor with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the undermentioned Commissioned Officer appointments, effective from the dates Indicated:
Communications Operations Section—Inspector
Senior Sergeant PETER JOHN BAYES, date of entry on duty.
Nothing further, than what is recorded above, is known about this person at the time of publication and further information and photos would be appreciated.
Maroubra Detectives c1979
Newcastle District Detectives: c1979
