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British soldier and
surveyor Geoffrey Lemprière (1904–1977),
Australian woolbuyer Helen Lempriere (1907–1991),
Australian artist John Lemprière (circa 1765–1824)...
- and publisher, born in Elsternwick.
Geoffrey Lemprière OBE (1904–1977),
woolbuyer and soldier, born in Elsternwick.
Samuel Mauger (1857–1936), reformer...
- 24-year-old
Eliane Defferriere, in
Paris in 1952.
After the war he
became a
woolbuyer,
moving to Andover, M****achusetts in 1957.
Chisholm died in 1991, survived...
- save for the two men
handling sheep. On one side of the
scales stand the
woolbuyer and his ****istants,
while on the
other the
dominant figures are the station...
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Geoffrey Raoul Lemprière OBE (3 May 1904 – 20
March 1977) was an
Australian woolbuyer and soldier. He was born at Elsternwick, the
eldest son of woolbroker...
- when
Bernard was born on 8 June 1905,
fourth child of
Walter Hesling,
woolbuyer, and his wife
Louise Ruth (Pickles). In 1907 his
father died and the family...
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South Wales, the
eldest son of
Joseph Marks, a
storekeeper and
later woolbuyer born in London, and Elizabeth,
daughter of
Samuel Benjamin. His mother...
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Chisholm MC DFM (1930–1936) –
woolbuyer George Le
Couteur OBE (1931–1934) –
woolbroker Tom
Mills MC (1919–1925) –
woolbuyer Sir
Gordon Trollope Bt (1898–1901)...
- New
South Wales, as mortgagor,
leased the
property in 1937 to
German woolbuyers. A
mortgagee sale in 1945 saw the
property acquired by the
Roman Catholic...