Woolf, Marcus Isaac (1910–1919)
Marcus Woolf, the eight year old son of Mr. Joseph Woolf, of Coburg, formerly of Bonnie Doon, died on the 18th inst., from pueumonic influenza.
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- Woolf, Esther Julia (mother)
- Woolf, Joseph (father)
- Woolf, Philip Aaron (brother)
- Woolf, Lewis Benjamin (brother)
- Woolf, Maurice Emanuel (brother)
- Woolf, Solomon Joseph (brother)
- Woolf, Julius Montague (brother)
- Woolf, Phineas Joel (brother)
- Woolf, Ellis Barnetti (brother)
- Woolf, Marian (sister-in-law)
- Woolf, Valda (sister-in-law)
- Woolf, Mary Dulcie (sister-in-law)
- Woolf, Marjorie Mary (sister-in-law)
- Woolf, Rose (aunt)
- Woolf, Rebecca Victoria (aunt)
- Sheeran, Teresa (aunt)
- Bebarfald, Deborah Sophia (aunt)
- Marks, Blanche Rosetta (aunt)
- Woolf, Solomon Aaron (uncle)
- Woolf, Emanuel (uncle)
- Woolf, Pauline Louise (aunt by marriage)
- Woolf, Alice Rebecca (aunt by marriage)
- Marks, Sidney Algernon (uncle by marriage)
- Sheeran, Hugh O'Brien (uncle by marriage)
- Bebarfald, Meyer Montague (uncle by marriage)
- Woolf, Esther (grandmother)
- Woolf, Phillip Aaron (grandfather)
- Woolf, Phyllis (niece)
- Woolf, Joan (niece)
- Woolf, Montefiore Phillip (cousin)
- Woolf, Rebecca Sylvia (cousin)
- Sheeran, Leslie Hugh (cousin)
- Kennedy, Monica Teresa (cousin)
- Lesser, Gladys Mascotte (cousin)
- Woolf, Olive Leah (cousin)
- Edwards, Olive Esther (cousin)
- Bebarfald, Roy Barnet (cousin)
- Prowd, Esther Rebecca (cousin)
- Marks, Thelma Beatrice (cousin)
- Marks, Leah Phyllis (cousin)
- Woolf, Sarah Eileen (cousin)
- Bebarfald, Norman Phillip (cousin)
Citation details
'Woolf, Marcus Isaac (1910–1919)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/woolf-marcus-isaac-21399/text31747, accessed 5 June 2023.
Life Summary [details]
Birth
1910
Prahran, Melbourne,
Victoria,
Australia
Death
18 March,
1919
(aged ~ 9)
Carlton, Melbourne,
Victoria,
Australia
Cause of Death
Religious Influence
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