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Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 15

This volume of the Australian Dictionary of Biography is the third of four for the period 1940-1980 and covers names Kem-Pie. [Read More]

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  1. McMillan, Florence Elizabeth (1882–1943) nursing sister
  2. McMillan, Lady Helen Maria (1863–1937) community worker
  3. McMorran, Dorothy Victoria (1897–1974) Canadian community leader
  4. McNair, William Allan (1902–1979) market researcher
  5. McNeill, Charles Arthur Henry (1888–1974) lawn bowler and insurance representative
  6. McNulty, Clarence Sydney (1903–1964) journalist and editor
  7. McPherson, William Edward (1898–1950) industrialist
  8. McRae, Christopher Ralph (1901–1976) university professor and educationist
  9. McRae, William Alexander (1904–1973) sportsman and psychotherapist
  10. McVey, Sir Daniel (1892–1972) public servant and industrialist
  11. Meagher, James Anthony (Jim) (1894–1975) solicitor and raconteur
  12. Meagher, Sir Thomas William (1902–1979) medical practitioner and lord mayor
  13. Meares, Mary Emma Goldsmith (1889–1964) welfare worker
  14. Medley, Emmeline Mary (Molly) (1891–1977) charity worker
  15. Medley, Sir John Dudley Gibbs (Jack) (1891–1962) vice-chancellor
  16. Medworth, Frank Charles (1892–1947) artist
  17. Meehan, Arthur Vincent (1890–1955) orthopaedic surgeon
  18. Mellor, David Paver (1903–1980) professor of chemistry
  19. Melrose, Alexander (1865–1944) solicitor, writer and patron of the arts
  20. Melville, Gertrude Mary (1884–1959) housewife and politician
  21. Mendelsohn, Oscar Adolf (1896–1978) polymath, bon vivant and public analyst
  22. Menhennitt, Clifford Inch (1912–1979) judge
  23. Menzies, Sir Douglas Ian (1907–1974) judge
  24. Menzies, Frank Gladstone (1892–1978) lawyer and public servant
  25. Menzies, Sir Robert Gordon (Bob) (1894–1978) prime minister and barrister
  26. Meredith, Winifred Barbara (1895–1979) medical practitioner
  27. Merrylees, William Andrew (Bill) (1900–1969) philosopher, grazier and lobbyist
  28. Mészáros, Andor (1900–1972) architect and sculptor
  29. Metcalfe, Arthur John (1895–1971) medical practitioner and public servant
  30. Mewton-Wood, Noel Charles Victor (1922–1953) pianist
  31. Michaelis, Sir Archie Reuben (1889–1975) businessman, politician and Jewish leader
  32. Middleton, Rawdon Hume (1916–1942) airman
  33. Mighell, Sir Norman Rupert (1894–1955) company director and public servant
  34. Miles, John Bramwell (Jack) (1888–1969) stonemason and communist leader
  35. Milford, Edward James (1894–1972) army officer
  36. Miljanovic, Dragan (1922–1974) charity worker
  37. Miller, Godfrey Clive (1893–1964) artist
  38. Miller, Henry Lawrence (Harry) (1913–1972) boxing promoter and stadium manager
  39. Miller, Dame Mabel Flora (1906–1978) politician
  40. Miller, Sir Roderick William (1911–1971) company director
  41. Milliner, Bertie Richard (Bert) (1911–1975) politician and trade unionist
  42. Millington, Tasman Malcolm (1896–1963) soldier and war graves curator
  43. Mills, Andrew Agnew Neilson (1881–1967) grazier and studmaster
  44. Mills, Beryl Lucy (1907–1977) Miss Australia
  45. Mills, Frederick John (1876–1952) writer, broadcaster and welfare worker
  46. Mills, Thomas (1908–1978) soldier, tinminer and businessman
  47. Milne, Frank Kenneth (1885–1980) architect
  48. Milson, Colin George Macalister (1919–1975) air force officer and grazier
  49. Mingay, Oswald Francis (Ossie) (1895–1973) radio engineer, soldier and publisher
  50. Mitchell, Sir Angus Sinclair (1884–1961) grain broker and Rotarian
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