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Name	George Arthur Kelsall
Born	21 August, 1905 Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Died	21 August, 1994 (aged 89) Dalkeith, Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Related Entries	[View as tree] Leake, George Walpole (father-in-law) Rolland, Maria Norma (sister-in-law) Mayes, Bruce Toomba (work colleague)
Education *	Guildford Grammar School (WA) (student, 1917-1923) University of Edinburgh (Scotland) (student, 1933-1937) University of Sydney (student, 1949-1951)
Occupation or Descriptor *	wool broker (1931-1932) Western Australia, Australia army medical officer (1942-1943) Federal, Australia Red Cross administrator (1943-1945) Western Australia, Australia haematologist (1945-1980) Western Australia, Australia
Military Service *	World War II (Red Cross administrator)
Workplaces *	Kelsall, Oliver & Co Ltd (owner, 1931-1932) Perth Children's Hospital (haematologist, 1945) Royal Perth Hospital (honorary doctor, 1945) King Edward Memorial Hospital for Women (Subiaco, Perth) (honorary haematologist, 1950-1965)

* Dates are approximate