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Winton Harman Lousada #494 b1918 as a young man. He
was born in 1918; grandson of Howell Arthur
Lousada #28. During WW2 he was a DC3 pilot in
the Pacific;
later he was a member of
Occupation Forces in Japan and a Far East
resident. He met Marion Keyser nee Lousada #246
and Charles Keyser during a trip to London. |
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Winton Lousada getting his 'wings' in 1944 |
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John
Rochfort Lousada #275 1887-1940, brother of
Arthur Francis Lousada. His father and Winton's
grandfather Howel Arthur Lousada
got to Australia almost a decade before his
brother Edward
Charles Lousada did. |
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Elle Blanche McHaffie nee
Lousada #274 1883-1966 only sister of Arthur
Francis Lousada. Her husband shown in the
photograph was David James Wemyss McHaffie.
Their grandson David Wilson advised that they
lived at
195-201 Alma Rd,
St Kilda
which was the original home of the McHaffies. It
became the site of Cumloden College which
was a successful boys’ school from 1891 to 1905,
on five acres of land fronting Alma Rd. From
1906 to 1919 the extensive grounds were leased
to the Anglican Church for St John’s Theological
College. In 1920 the land was subdivided and the
buildings were converted to flats, but later
demolished in the 1970’s. The Parish of St James
the Great, East St Kilda began in the College
Chapel. |
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Winton's
parents Arthur Francis Lousada #276 1890-1969 and Gina Harman.
She died in 1929 when Winton was 11.
Arthur Francis Lousada was a double cousin of
Norah
Agnes Lousada - for
Reginald Robert Lousada
her father and Howel Arthur Lousada married
Rochfort sisters. |
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Winton Harman Lousada at age 93. On a
KLM flight
between Thailand and Australia
he met a Mrs
Louzada who turned out to to be the wife of a
KLM executive
Hans Louzada whom
Peter Allen
Lousada later met in Teheran. |
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