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Variations on a theme of shooting!

from National Library of Ireland on The Commons

  • 7 older comments, and then…
  • beachcomber australia said:
    Pistol or light meter (see catalogue)??
  • sissonni said:
    William Mahon and Edith Mahon in the 1911 Census. Edith in the 1901 Census .
  • sissonni said:
    Their marriage certificate - dated January 25, 1905 in Ahascragh Church - here
  • beachcomber australia said:
    Here is Sir William in shooting garb "ca. 1914" - NB different tie and shirt collar, so not likely to be the same day - catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000523131
  • sissonni said:
    Their children: - Ursula Augusta Jane, 17 Jan 1906 - William Gerald Ross, 2 Sep 1909 - George Edward John, the 6th baronet, 22 Jun 1911 - Mary Edith Georgiana, 22 Jun 1911 - Luke Bryan Arthur, 12 Apr 1917

Four unidentified officers of (probably) the 36th or 40th Battalion

from Australian War Memorial collection

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  • Jan Szymon Golowacz said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Pipes smokers photo group, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • Terrific Lake said:
    great shot
  • Fool Follet said:
    It looks as if they just had a laugh about something. They seem very comfortable around each other.
  • Deutsch6 said:
    Nice pic!!!!
  • Eunice Curran said:
    William Ernest Smith aka William Howard (war files 2899 and 147242). When I notified the AWM of my discovery as our mother was given up for adoption in 1929 of our natural grandfather and found he had two seperate war files as he lied when he signed up in 1936, his two files were made into the one file. He must of been a handsome man. William served as a Private 3rd Battalion Pioneer and sailed 26 September 1916 on the Benalla and served 29th Battallion/35th Battallion/3rd Pioneer Battallion until 21 June 1918. 17 years later: WWII, Wiliam served as Sergent 4th Australian Base Ordnance Depot, Watchman and changed to being a Cook, in his war files it states he did a cooking course in the army. In 1946 he requested to go to Japan. He was awarded a STAR, British War Medal and a Victor Medal (2329). Check my website for more information of William Ernest Smith www.smithhoward.weebly.com
    William's brother, Private Horace Smith, Unit No 4526A, 54th Battallion, AIF, DIED 19/20th July 1916 in France buried at Ration Farm Military Cemetery, La Chapelle-Darmentieres.
    Any photos of these units would be welcoming. The AWM in Canberra has a painting of a male cook, unknown portrait, dated 1945. The person who sat for this portrait, resembles my mother's features and my own and kin. In my heart, he is our grandfather but do not have proof.