Lionel Freyner INDICH
Born 1908 in Victoria Plains, Western Australia [15] [22]
Son of "Mick" Michael INDICH and Molly KNIGHT [15]
Married Cecilia May JACKAMARA in 1928 [66] [P279]
Resided with his family at the Moore River Settlement and following its closure shifted to Moora [P279]
Around 1953 shifted from Moora to Carnamah with his wife, some of their children and his brothers Henry and Leo [P279]
In 1954 and 1955 was working as a Labourer and residing at the Native Camp in Carnamah [22]
Later built a house and bough shed in Carnamah out of what materials were available to him [P279]
His house was situated in bush west of the railway line and south of the Carnamah townsite [P279]
Along with his brothers Henry and Leo, and his sons Freyner and Godfrey, made up a shearing team that shore in Carnamah [P279]
He owned a brown Dodge car and also a large truck for transporting his family and to use when shearing [P279]
Father of Freyner, Godfrey, Gwen, Maria, Rosie, Elsie, Shirley, Frances, Olive, Mary and Maureen [P279]
Died 27 July 1961 in Carnamah; buried at the Moora Public Cemetery in Moora, Western Australia (Roman Catholic, Plot 63) [116]
| Reference: Carnamah Historical Society & Museum and North Midlands Project, 'Lionel Freyner Indich' in Biographical Dictionary of Coorow, Carnamah and Three Springs, retrieved 10 November 2024 from www.carnamah.com.au/bio/lionel-freyner-indich [reference list] |
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