Morris Hoffman
Morris (Maurice) Hoffman was born in Russia in the 1880s. He did military service in the Tsarist army. He married before leaving Russia and migrated with his new bride to […]
Morris (Maurice) Hoffman was born in Russia in the 1880s. He did military service in the Tsarist army. He married before leaving Russia and migrated with his new bride to […]
Harold Hodgson served with the Australian Details Army Service Corps of the Australian Imperial Force in WWI. His service number was 5732 and he held the rank of Private. He died of
In 1928, Bert Hinkler flew an Avro Avian flown from England to Australia in record time. Later, Hinkler flew it to Perth, where WA Airways removed the long-range tanks from
John Scally Healy served with the 48th Australian Infantry Battalion of the Australian Imperial Force in WWI. His service number was 2673 and he held the rank of Private. He was killed
James William Harrington served with the 28th Australian Infantry Battalion of the Australian Imperial Force in WWI. His service number was 4128 and he held the rank of Private. He died in France
Harold Ashley Hall served with the 51st Australian Infantry Battalion of the Australian Imperial Force in WWI. His service number was 2147 and he held the rank of Lance Corporal. He
Frank Greenslade was the foundation President of the Maylands Historical Society. Both Frank and his wife June made many contributions to MHPA and its predecessor, the Maylands Historical Society. Among
John Percival Grant served with the 34th Australian Infantry Battalion of the Australian Imperial Force in WWI. His service number was 1828 and he held the rank of Private. He was killed
Stan Gervas was a great communicator, an author, a broadcaster, the proprietor of Wallpaper World and a Maylands resident. Books by Stan Gervas His books include: Five graves in Dalwallinu:
Terry Gaunt was present at the opening of Maylands Aerodrome Park in 2012. He was President of the MHPA in 2103, when the City of Bayswater gave MHPA a 10-year