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photo below
back l-r Francis Arthur Batey, Jack Spriggs (Brother-in law) Ethel Spriggs (Sister-in law married Fredrick Herbert FORD), James Spriggs (Brother-in law), Joseph Whelan (Brother-in-law).
Middle. Irene Batey (Daughter), Margaret Alice Batey, (wife), Julia Ann Spriggs (Mother) William Spriggs (Father), Elzabeth Jane Whelan (Sister-in law) Jean Whelan (niece)
Front. Lionel Batey (son), Ronald Batey (son), Minnie Whelan (neice), Jimmy Whelan (Nephew), Reg Whelan (nephew)
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| NAME |
Francis Arthur BATEY (Paddy) |
| FATHER |
Thomas Place BATEY |
| MOTHER |
Eliza Ann BATEY (nee FORD) |
| BIRTH DATE |
00 Month 1884 |
| BIRTH PLACE |
Town, Victoria, Australia |
| SIBLINGS |
Martin |
1878-1948 |
| Thomas Place |
1880-1940 |
| Edward Theodore |
1882-1949 |
| Lilian Victoria |
1886-1888 |
| Lauristina May |
1888-1975 |
| George Robson |
1890-1920 |
| Isaac Lloyd |
1893-1974 |
Lemuel Reginald
Valentine Fitzhawthorn |
1895-1916 |
| Camelia Evelyn |
1897-1977 |
| EDUCATION |
Name of School |
| OCCUPATION |
Occupations |
| SPOUSE |
Margaret Alice SPRIGGS |
| MARRIAGE DATE |
00 MONTH 18XX |
| MARRIAGE PLACE |
Town, State, Country |
| DEATH DATE |
00 August 1951 |
| DEATH PLACE |
Town, Victoria, Australia |
| BURIAL DATE |
15 August 1951 |
| BURIAL PLACE |
Katandra Cemetery
Section, C OF E, R4 G144,
Katandra, Victoria, Australia. |
| CAUSE OF DEATH |
info from death cert |
| KNOWN RESIDENCES |
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Family Memories
"The ARGUS"
(Melbourne, Vic) Saturday 25 December 1915.
Fires in the country
DOOKIE - A fire, believed to be started by a passing traction engine, broke out on a road at Katandra North, and rapidly spread in Mr F.A. Batey's property. The fire quickly burned its way over about 7 acres of stubble, and entered a paddock containing a growing crop, where stripping operations were being carried on. Fortunately, with a change to the wind, the flames were turned towards a fallowed paddock, where they were extinguished. The loss substained by Mr Batey was about a quarter of an acre of crop burned and about 10 bags of wheat partly charred.
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