Harold Graham Pockley (1913–1945)
Harold Graham Pockley, n.d. photographer unknown
Additional Resources and Scholarship
- World War II service record, item A9300, POCKLEY H G, National Archives of Australia
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Pockley, Jeannie Rose (mother)
- Pockley, Harold Campbell (father)
- Bligh-Jones, Marcia Jean (sister)
- Kennard, Joan Theodosia (sister)
- Pockley, Robert Campbell (brother)
- Pockley, Alice Isabel (aunt)
- Pockley, Harry Richardson (aunt)
- Reeve, Florence Augusta (aunt)
- Thompson, Lilian Wattnall (aunt)
- Hinder, Ethel Ernestine (aunt)
- Turner, Ethel Mary (aunt)
- Holloway, Enid Marguerite (aunt)
- Cope, Charles Joseph (aunt)
- Pockley, Francis Antill (uncle)
- Pockley, Arthur Bingham (uncle)
- Pockley, Henry Richardson (uncle)
- Cope, Charles Joseph (uncle)
- Cope, Marie Odette (aunt by marriage)
- Curlewis, Herbert Raine (uncle by marriage)
- Thompson, Frederick Lindsay (uncle by marriage)
- Antill, Selina Elizabeth (grandmother)
- Cope, Sarah Jane (grandmother)
- Pockley, Robert Francis (grandfather)
- Danby, Phyllis Mary (cousin)
- Pockley, Francis Guy (cousin)
- Pockley, Brian Colden A. (cousin)
- Pockley, John Graham (cousin)
- Pockley, Helen Dorothy (cousin)
- Charlton, Ethel Jean Sophia (cousin)
- Curlewis, Adrian Herbert (cousin)
- Cope, Gwendolyn Marie Jean (cousin)
- Cope, Audrey L. (cousin)
Citation details
'Pockley, Harold Graham (1913–1945)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/pockley-harold-graham-19924/text, accessed 12 April 2025.
Harold Graham Pockley, n.d. photographer unknown
oai:awm.gov.au:NEA0571, National Archives of Australia
Life Summary [details]
Birth
5 February,
1913
Graceville, Brisbane,
Queensland,
Australia
Death
Cause of Death
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