Redmond Michael BANNAN [306]

   Other names for Redmond were Michael BANNAN and Mick BANNAN.

  General Notes:

Known as Mick. He enlisted at South Melbourne in WW2. His service number was V150966. He served in the Australian Army Canteen Service and it would appear he was court martialled on 19 December 1945 for receiving public property between 1 Jun 1945 and 30 September 1945, knowing it to have been stolen .

The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) Tuesday 27 March 1951 Page 16
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BANNAN. On March 25 ( suddenly), at Albury Hospital, Michael, loved son of Mary and the late Dennis Bannan, of 237 Blyth street, Brunswick, loving brother of Cis (Mrs. Quirk), Jack (deceased), Maggie (Mrs. Frawley), Frank (deceased), Willie (deceased), Kath (Mrs. Keogh), and Vincent, late of Kerang and Cohuna. - R.I.P.

BANNAN. The Funeral of the late MICHAEL BANNAN will leave Sleights funeral home St Kilda road Hildaurne TOMORROW (Wednesday March 28) at 9 45 a m for the Necropolis Springvale.

28/03/1951 Roman Catholic, Compartment K, Section 4, Grave 32 ⁶⁹⁰

  Noted events in his life were:

1. Residence, 1924, Cohuna, Vic, Australia.

2. Residence, 1931, Leitchville, Vic, Australia.

3. Residence: Spargo Creek, 1936, Ballarat, Vic, Australia.

4. Residence, 1937, Yarrawonga, Vic, Australia.

5. Residence, 1942, Cobram, Vic, Australia.

6. Residence: Iona Hotel, 1949, Garfield, Vic, Australia.

7. Military: World War 2 service number V150966.

8. Military: World War 2 service number V150966.