A. W. SAGGERS
11TH BN. AUSTRALIAN INF.
6TH FEBRUARY, 1917
Buried in the Durrington War Graves Cemetery, Wiltshire, England.
The Wiltshire Online Parish Clerk (OPC) Project has published a booklet on A. W. Saggers.
Month: June 2018
Meet Guild members at Kelowna conference, September 2018
Look for the Guild of One-Name Studies display at the Kelowna & District Genealogical Society’s conference, September 28-30th, 2018. Learn more and register at: http://www.kdgs.ca
Kelowna I.O.D.E. Memorial Service, June 8th 1924. Postcard, unused. Image MSC130-1812-01, courtesy of the British Columbia Postcards Collection, a digital initiative of Simon Fraser University Library.
December 8, 2018 -One-Name Studies, Canada Pacific, Burnaby, BC
Guild of One-Name Studies, Canada-Pacific 2018 Seminar
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Double Saggers marriages, May 1868, Westwood, Tasmania, Australia
LUKUS, SAGGERS, WILSON
LUKUS—SAGGERS.—On 7th May, at Alstonton, Westwood, by the Rev. J. Waterhouse, John, only son of Wm. Lukus, Esq., of Ballarat, Victoria, to Martha Elizabeth, second daughter of Mr. R. Saggers, of Rocklands, East Tamar.
[English papers please copy.]
WILSON—SAGGERS.—On 7th May, at Alstonton, Westwood, by the Rev. J. Waterhouse, James Gibbons, eldest son of the late James Gibbons Wilson, Esq., of Dublin, to Violette Harriett, third daughter of Mr. R. Saggers, of Rocklands, East Tamar.
From the Launceston Examiner, Tasmania, Australia, Thursday, 21 May 1868, p. 5.