Jack Lisle (Leslie) Hattam, 1899–1974 (aged 74 years)
- Name
- Jack Lisle (Leslie) /Hattam/
| Birth | November 9, 1899
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| Education | Dookie Agricultural College Citation details: 13 Date of entry in original source: February 4, 1920 Text: The Argus Melbourne Wednesday 4 February 1920 page 13 column 3 DOOKIE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Mr. J. J. Carlisle, M.L.A., chairman Coun- cil of Agricultural Education, presided at the annual closing ceremony at Dookie Agri- cultural College, on January 29. Reports showed that additional accommodation was needed to provide for soldier students. The principal had agreed, at the earnest request of the Repatriation department, to find room for 40 returned soldiers for the future, instead of 20 previously accommodated. The department and soldiers had expressed their appreciation of the special courses de- signed for the returned men. The council, in making appointments to its staff, had given preference to returned soldiers in every instance. An outline was given of the forward policy of agricultural education, de- signed in co-operation with Mr. A. E. V. Richardson. An immediate commencement would be made to erect buildings for the accommodation of short-course students, consisting of farmers and farmers' sons. A special feature was to be made of farm en- gineering, including tractor work, for which a workshop would be erected. The exami- nation results were as follow:- Honour List. - Passes, Third Year - D. B. Adam, A. R. Anderson, R. B. Baldwin, D. Bruckner, S. Edgar, J. M. Farrall, W. F. Homburg, J. L. Hattam, A. Johns, J. S. Maher, H. J. Miller, A. W. McDonald, C. A. E. McLean, L. McKenzie, L. Needham, R. J. Reeves, R. E. Wilson, M. S. Wood, Passes, Second Year - W. M. Coghill, J. Ellis, W. J. Grayson, A. L. Large, F. W. McBean, R. J. McLelland, J. B. Murphy, P. R. Sawyer, R. J. Tonks, A. H. Walker. Passes, First Year - D. R. Andrew, E. A. Clark, F. P. Ealiason, G. D. Good- year, H. B. Graham, H. N. Hughes, E. W. Wil- lard, T. Wool. Prizes, Third Year - Dux, R. E. Wilson; 1st agriculture, M. S. Wood; 2nd agri- culture, R. E. Wilson. Second Year Aggregate - J. B. Murphy; agriculture, J. B. Murphy. James Cuming Scholarship - J. B. Murphy. First Year Aggregate - G. D. Goodyear. Agriculture - M. Wood. Fink Scholarship - G. D. Goodyear. Ploughing - J. M. Farrall. Drilling - R. L. Por- ter. Paddock - J. B. Murphy. Farriery - D. B. Adam. Most Improved Student - P. R. Sawyer. |
| Birth of a sister | Edna Clarice Hattam October 21, 1900 (aged 11 months) |
| Birth of a sister | Vera Mildred Hattam March 27, 1902 (aged 2 years) |
| Birth of a brother | Eric Clifford Hattam June 26, 1903 (aged 3 years) |
| Birth of a sister | Eileen May Hattam March 28, 1905 (aged 5 years) |
| Birth of a brother | Samuel Keith Hattam January 16, 1907 (aged 7 years) |
| Birth of a sister | Dorothy Elwyn Hattam September 30, 1911 (aged 11 years) |
| Marriage of a sibling | Lindell Hickman Vernon — Vera Mildred Hattam — View this family September 29, 1928 (aged 28 years) Citation details: 13 Date of entry in original source: November 10, 1928 Text: The Argus, Melbourne Saturday 10 November 1928 page 13 column 2 MARRIAGES. VERNON-HATTAM.-On the 29th September, at Methodist Church, Burke road, East Malvern, by Rev. Alex. Hay, Vera Mildred, second daughter of Councillor and Mrs. S. Hattam, Walhalla, Finch street, East Malvern, to Lindell Hickman, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Vernon, Erica avenue, East Malvern. |
| Marriage | Edith Lilian Payne — View this family August 22, 1931 (aged 31 years) |
| Death of a mother | Amelia Albertina Angelina Angove July 6, 1936 (aged 36 years) |
| Burial of a mother | Amelia Albertina Angelina Angove July 8, 1936 (aged 36 years) |
| Cremation of a mother | Amelia Albertina Angelina Angove July 8, 1936 (aged 36 years) |
| Death of a father | Samuel Nicholas Hattam March 25, 1946 (aged 46 years) Age: 72 Cause: Diabetes Citation details: 18 Date of entry in original source: March 27, 1946 Text: The Argus, Melbourne Wednesday 27 March 1946 page 18 column 1 DEATHS HATTAM.–On March 25, at his residence, 69 Finch street, East Malvern, Samuel, hus- band of the late Amelia, loved father of Jack, Edna (Mrs. Munro), Vera (Mrs. Vernon), Cliff, May, Keith, and Dorothy. |
| Burial of a father | Samuel Nicholas Hattam March 27, 1946 (aged 46 years) Citation details: 18 Date of entry in original source: March 27, 1946 Text: The Argus, Melbourne Wednesday 27 March 1946 page 18 column 2 FUNERAL NOTICES HATTAM.–The Funeral of the late Mr. SAMUEL HATTAM will leave his residence, 69 Finch street, East Malvern, THIS DAY (Wednesday), after a service commencing at 2 p.m. for Springvale Crematorium. |
| Death of a brother | Eric Clifford Hattam August 30, 1967 (aged 67 years) Age: 64 Cause: Heart attack |
| Cremation of a brother | Eric Clifford Hattam September 4, 1967 (aged 67 years) |
| Death | March 28, 1974 (aged 74 years) Cause of death: Heart attack |
| Cremation | March 29, 1974 (1 day after death) |
| father |
1873–1946
Birth: June 9, 1873
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43 — Daylesford, VIC, Australia Death: March 25, 1946 — 69 Finch Street, East Malvern, VIC, Australia |
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| mother |
1871–1936
Birth: May 21, 1871 — Daylesford, VIC, Australia Death: July 6, 1936 — Finch Street, East Malvern, VIC, Australia |
| Marriage | Marriage — January 31, 1899 — Wesleyan Methodist Church, Station Street, N Carlton, VIC, Australia |
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9 months
himself |
1899–1974
Birth: November 9, 1899
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28 — Walhalla, VIC, Australia Death: March 28, 1974 — Mornington, VIC, Australia |
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1 year
younger sister |
1900–1977
Birth: October 21, 1900
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29 — Walhalla, VIC, Australia Death: July 27, 1977 — QLD, Australia |
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17 months
younger sister |
1902–1976
Birth: March 27, 1902
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30 — Walhalla, VIC, Australia Death: November 11, 1976 — Geelong, VIC, Australia |
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15 months
younger brother |
1903–1967
Birth: June 26, 1903
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32 — Walhalla, VIC, Australia Death: August 30, 1967 — 5 Forest Court, Toorak, VIC, Australia |
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21 months
younger sister |
1905–1979
Birth: March 28, 1905
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33 — Walhalla, VIC, Australia Death: December 17, 1979 — Geelong, VIC, Australia |
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22 months
younger brother |
1907–1994
Birth: January 16, 1907
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35 — Walhalla, VIC, Australia Death: January 16, 1994 — VIC, Australia |
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5 years
younger sister |
1911–1981
Birth: September 30, 1911
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40 — Walhalla, VIC, Australia Death: January 7, 1981 — Torquay, VIC, Australia |
| himself |
1899–1974
Birth: November 9, 1899
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28 — Walhalla, VIC, Australia Death: March 28, 1974 — Mornington, VIC, Australia |
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| wife |
1900–1993
Birth: about 1900 — Camberwell, VIC, Australia Death: November 14, 1993 — Melbourne, VIC, Australia |
| Marriage | Marriage — August 22, 1931 — VIC, Australia |
| Education | The Argus, Melbourne, VIC, Australia Citation details: 13 Date of entry in original source: February 4, 1920 Text: The Argus Melbourne Wednesday 4 February 1920 page 13 column 3 DOOKIE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Mr. J. J. Carlisle, M.L.A., chairman Coun- cil of Agricultural Education, presided at the annual closing ceremony at Dookie Agri- cultural College, on January 29. Reports showed that additional accommodation was needed to provide for soldier students. The principal had agreed, at the earnest request of the Repatriation department, to find room for 40 returned soldiers for the future, instead of 20 previously accommodated. The department and soldiers had expressed their appreciation of the special courses de- signed for the returned men. The council, in making appointments to its staff, had given preference to returned soldiers in every instance. An outline was given of the forward policy of agricultural education, de- signed in co-operation with Mr. A. E. V. Richardson. An immediate commencement would be made to erect buildings for the accommodation of short-course students, consisting of farmers and farmers' sons. A special feature was to be made of farm en- gineering, including tractor work, for which a workshop would be erected. The exami- nation results were as follow:- Honour List. - Passes, Third Year - D. B. Adam, A. R. Anderson, R. B. Baldwin, D. Bruckner, S. Edgar, J. M. Farrall, W. F. Homburg, J. L. Hattam, A. Johns, J. S. Maher, H. J. Miller, A. W. McDonald, C. A. E. McLean, L. McKenzie, L. Needham, R. J. Reeves, R. E. Wilson, M. S. Wood, Passes, Second Year - W. M. Coghill, J. Ellis, W. J. Grayson, A. L. Large, F. W. McBean, R. J. McLelland, J. B. Murphy, P. R. Sawyer, R. J. Tonks, A. H. Walker. Passes, First Year - D. R. Andrew, E. A. Clark, F. P. Ealiason, G. D. Good- year, H. B. Graham, H. N. Hughes, E. W. Wil- lard, T. Wool. Prizes, Third Year - Dux, R. E. Wilson; 1st agriculture, M. S. Wood; 2nd agri- culture, R. E. Wilson. Second Year Aggregate - J. B. Murphy; agriculture, J. B. Murphy. James Cuming Scholarship - J. B. Murphy. First Year Aggregate - G. D. Goodyear. Agriculture - M. Wood. Fink Scholarship - G. D. Goodyear. Ploughing - J. M. Farrall. Drilling - R. L. Por- ter. Paddock - J. B. Murphy. Farriery - D. B. Adam. Most Improved Student - P. R. Sawyer. |
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| Shared note | Enlisted with Australian Army on 19 Feb 1942 at Dandenong, VIC next of kin Edith Hattam rank - Corporal Date of discharge 6 Jan 1944 |
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