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I was 4 and most likely at my grandmothers?
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That was 36 days before my DH was born and 9yrs 1mo before I was.
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G'day, I was not quite a twinkle in my Dad's eye ...
and Muckeye: nice to see someone spell Ballaarat correctly. My Dad was born there, and often took me there when I was a boy.
Peter in Oz
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Both my parents were about 5 years old!
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Mom and Dad were planning to get married in May 1955.
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Well I was almost 7 years old and was at school at that time here in Australia.
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G'day Peter,
Thanks for the comment. I'm a bit of a history buff myself.
My great grandfather was at Bakery Hill on the 3rd December and must have liked the place 'cos I was born there.
Thanks again, nice to have a compatriot.
regards,
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G'day Muckeye, my great-g-grandfather (Mum's side) was at the same "blue"; and he lived to attend the 50th Anniversary Reunion. He was lauded as "The Stockade Poet", for his efforts. Died & buried at Egerton, 1914. He was originally a Seppo, so when I start seriously collecting their coins, I'll be aiming for the years of his birth & migration.
Dad's family were Creswick-Cornish-Methodist. Probably at chapel, or minding their own business on 3rd Dec.
Peter in Darwin
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I was waiting for my parents to be born.
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I was in Huntsville Alabama, working with Western Electric,
installing a new automatic telephone system,as the system there
was a manual switchboard,and at that time ( redstone ) was getting started.
Huntsville had less than 6,000 population at the time.
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5 years before I was born.
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Pillar of the Community
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Not born yet. My parents were still toddlers
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My parents were both 6. I recollect stories about them riding dinosaurs to school.  Although, if you were in Cambridge in 1954 you could have eaten at The Tasty instead of some generic sub shop. |
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I was in my mothers stomach for 5 more months
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Hmm. Considering my parents were born in 1945, I doubt I was even a gleam in my parent's eyes as they hadn't quite hit puberty as of yet. >.> Wow.
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