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| Surname | | EASLEA |
| Given Name(s) or Initial(s) | | George |
| Regimental Number | | 30 |
| Rank | | Private |
| Unit Name | | 5th Queensland Imperial Bushmen |
| State | | Qld |
Extracts and Comments
(from Sources as shown) | |
B5172: next of kin in Lacey's Ck. Upper N. Pine Qld.
Source:# #1460 George EASLEA was born in 1879 at Tenterfield NSW. His family settled at Laceys Creek near Dayboro in S. Queensland in 1889 when the parents, Harold and Martha, moved there by spring cart with George and 5 siblings. George and his wife, Maud Emily nee CLARKE, established a dairy at Laceys Creek and named it 'Shuna' - it is still operated by the 5th generation EASLEA family. George died in 1936 leaving Maud a widow living at Warwick Qld.
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| Source References | |
Murray: Official Records of the Australian Contingents etc. page(s) 494
B5172: National Archives of Australia series B5172
Source:# Oz-Boer contributed source number #1460
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| External Link URL1 | | www.archives.qld.gov.au/Researchers/CollectionsDownloads/Documents/boer_war_index_id18351.pdf |
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