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From: "pattrick mould" <>
Subject: Re: Adler . 1908
Date: Wed, 6 Dec 2000 22:07:56 +1000


Michael,

No Adler in the Monumental Inscriptions for Bombala.

389 Reads "William OLIVER, died 23 April 1911 aged 83 years; also Jane
OLIVER his wife, died 20 November 1912, aged 84 years

There is an R V and an J I Oliver on the Bombala War Memorial

Regards,

Pattrick Mould,
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ROSTROM, STIRLING and WATKINS in NSW, Australia.
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Adler" <>
To: <>
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 7:59 PM
Subject: Adler . 1908


> Greetings,
>
> I am Michael Adler, I am researching my Grandfather, Alexander (Mick)
> ADLER, born 14/08/1882, Sedgefield, near Singleton, died, 01/01/1964
> Sydney.. Alexander married Annie Kirkwood OLIVER (born 06/12/1884,
> Bombala, died 08/01/1945, Sydney) in Bombala, 4th March 1908. His
> occupation was a coach builder/repairer, he carried on the business, in
> Bombala, with an unknown brother, about this period.
>
> Annie was the daughter William Cumming (Jnr) OLIVER and Christina
> (MURDOCH). The OLIVER's are well known local identities, about whom I
> have some detail.
>
> After their marriage Alexander and Annie moved to Gunnedah, where
> Eileen Jean ADLER was born 26th July 1910
>
> I am trying to discover something about Alexander's life in the area
> from about 1905 to 1910. The local newspaper "The Bombala Times" had a
> fire which destroyed their back issues in 1912, so I am unable to use
> this medium, and copies do not appear to be held by the National or
> Mitchell Libraries.
>
> If S K S can supply any information for Alexander's life in the Bombala
> are I would be most grateful.
>
> Thanks
>

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