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Gilbert Manus Magill

Gilbert Manus Magill Mr of Victoria Pk Australia, was married to Fanny May Magill, and has a child Elsie May Turner. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Gilbert Manus Magill.

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Enlisted in World War 1.
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Susan Roberts

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04/29/2014

Gilbert's parents were John Magill , a boundary rider, and Eliza Herring who was related to Barbara Tyson/Herring.

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Susan Roberts

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04/29/2014

Gilbert Manus Magill married Fannie May Moorhouse 1st January 1900. They lived in Hay, NSW before being forced off the farm by drought.Nan , his wife, used to tell me stories of the bad dust storms and harsh conditions in the country.He once owned or had shares in a horse named 'Roseberry' who won quite a few races in the early 1900s including one at Wagga Wagga. They moved to Sydney , living at Fivedock and Leichardt. He was buried in Manly Cemetary (North Sydney). He served in WW1 .

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