STAMM, Aubery VETERAN

Name – STAMM, Aubery VETERAN
Born – 22/02/1925
Died – 27/04/1948
Location – No 55 Catholic Section
Mother – Minnie Hussey
Father – William Alexander Stamm

Notes – Aubery was born at Warialda, New South Wales to Minnie (nee Hussey) and William Stamm. He has three sisters and six brothers. At the time of their mothers death, Aubery was still living with her, and his sisters who were named Rose Peta, Mrs McFadyen, Mrs N Marshall, and his brothers were Colin, Cecil, Cliff, Bevan, Russell, Les and Joseph.

Aubery was educated at St Josephs College in Sydney. The family home property was Weetholme and he can be found living there from the 1930 to 1936 census. After this he had a brief stay at Boggabilla in 1937, and by the time he married June Walsh they were living at Glenleigh, The Gums as graizers. Read the wedding details here.

In 1942, Aubery enlisted at Hannaford and was discharged on the 21st of October, 1945. He was placed in the 7th Volunteer Defence Corps. Sev No Q226362 and remained in Australia.

He was an active member of the South East Graizers, Hannaford branch. Aubery had lived in the district for eleven years when he died suddenly.

His widow June, married again to Harold Glasser at Yagaburn. When she died, she returned to Tara to be buried next to Aubery.

His headstone reads – In loving memory of Aubery Stamm. Died suddenly 27th April, 1948 Aged 43 years. Far too young.

Newspaper Article – Obituary.

War Service File  – STAMM, Aubery

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