i would like to request assistance hope some body can help me thank you
bindiandbonny
I WOULD LIKE TO REQUEST ASSISTANCE IN FINDING WHERE ERNEST ALVIN AND HIS MOTHER DORIS ELIZABETH MC LEAN ARE BURIED
HER HUSBAND AND ALVINS FATHER ( ERNEST REISCHBETH GORDON MCLEAN)ARE BURIED IN ADELAIDE
ALVIN DIED IN VICTORIA IN 1957 HIS MOTHER WAS STILL ALIVE THEN AND MAY HAVE BURIED ALVIN WITH HIS FATHER
I HAVE SEARCHED MANY CEMETERIES BUT CAN'T FIND ANY INFORMATION
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asheppard on 2015-09-12 22:41:40Do you have a copy of Ernest Alvins Death certificate?? it may have burial details or undertaker or funeral directors details.
I found a marriage for Ernest & Doris but the names are different
Name: Earnest John Reischbeth Mclean
Spouse Name: Doris Thelma Elizabeth Kuhn
Marriage Date: 05 Apr 1930
Marriage Place: South Australia
Registration Place: South Australia
Registration Year: 1928-1932
Page Number: 50
Volume Number: 323
and his death
Name: Ernest John Reichbeth Mclean
Death Date: 30 Aug 1949
Death Place: South Australia
Registration Year: 1946-1950
Registration Place: South Australia
Page Number: 4618
Volume Number: 745
janilye on 2015-09-13 14:44:39Ernest John Reichbeth Mclean; known as 'Jack'
The Advertiser Adelaide, SA, Friday 2 September 1949
McLEAN. On August 30, at Quorn
Hospital, Jack, beloved brother of
Kathleen and brother-in-law
Tim. Peacefully sleeping in God's
beautiful garden.
McLEAN. On August 30, at Quorn
Hospital, Ernest John (Jack), beloved
eldest son of Jessie McLean, 14 Allen
place, Adelaide. A patient sufferer
at rest. Age 42 years.
ERNEST ALVIN MCLEAN
The Advertiser Adelaide, SA, Monday 10 October 1949
Juvenile Court
Before Mr. H. M. Muirhead. PM.
Youths On Motor Cycle Charge
Ernest Alvin McLean 18, parking attendant, of Allen place, Adelaide, and a 17-year old boy were jointly charged with having illegally used a motor cycle on Friday night without the consent of the owner, Douglas Russell.
The boy pleaded guilty, but McLean said he would not
plead until the case came on next Friday.
Assistant Police Prosecutor Radcliffe said the cycle was
damaged when the boy fell off it while attempting to escape from a police motor cycle
outfit.
Defendants were remanded on bail until Friday
OUTCOME - McLean was ordered to enter into a bond to be of good behaviour for two years