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Note: Mick was step-grandfather to his wife's grandchildren. They called him "Pop".
He worked for the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria for many years as a secretary/accountant.
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NAME:
«/b»Known as "Mick" (personal knowledge of Fay Farmer).
«b»RESIDENCES:
«/b»26 Clare Street, South Yarra, Victoria, Australia (at time of marriage).
8 Third Avenue, Brunswick, Victoria, Australia (after marriage).
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1919 AUSTRALIAN ELECTORAL ROLL:
South Yarra, Fawkner, Victoria
«/b»Organ, Michael Patrick Thomas, 51 Tivoli Road, South Yarra, clerk
Mother and sister Norah at same address.
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1931 AUSTRALIAN ELECTORAL ROLL:
South Yarra, Fawkner, Victoria
«/b»Organ, Michael Patrick Thomas, 15 Garden Street, South Yarra, clerk
Mother and sister Norah at same address.
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1936 AUSTRALIAN ELECTORAL ROLL:
South Yarra, Fawkner, Victoria
«/b»Organ, Michael Patrick T., 42 Surrey Road, clerk
Mother and sister Norah at same address.
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1937 AUSTRALIAN ELECTORAL ROLL:
South Yarra, Fawkner, Victoria
«/b»Organ, Michael Patrick T., 42 Surrey Road, clerk
Mother and sister Norah at same address.
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1943 AUSTRALIAN ELECTORAL ROLL:
South Yarra, Fawkner, Victoria
«/b»Organ, Michael Patrick T., 42 Clara Road, clerk
Sister Norah at same address.
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1949 AUSTRALIAN ELECTORAL ROLL:
St Kilda West, Isaacs, Victoria
«/b»Organ, Michael Patrick, 78 Wellington Street, clerk
Wife and stepdaughter at same address.
«b»Also enrolled in Brunswick West, Burke, Victoria
«/b»Organ, Michael Patrick, 8 Third Avenue, N.10, clerk
Wife and stepdaughter at same address.
«b»1954 AUSTRALIAN ELECTORAL ROLL:
Brunswick West, Burke, Victoria
«/b»Organ, Michael Patrick, 8 Third Avenue, N.10, clerk
Wife at same address.
«b»1963 AUSTRALIAN ELECTORAL ROLL:
Brunswick West, Wills, Victoria
«/b»Organ, Michael Patrick, 8 Third Avenue, N.10, clerk
Wife at same address.
«b»WAR SERVICE:
From www.awm.gov.au
«/b»First World War Embarkation Roll
Michael Patrick Thomas Organ
Service: Number 2764
Rank: Private
Unit: 59 Infantry Battalion - 6 to 9 Reinforcements (October 1916 - July 1917)
Ship Name: HMAT Nestor
Date of embarkation: 2 October 1916
Place of embarkation: Melbourne
Aged 23, grocer, single, address Bayswater, Victoria, next-of-kin mother, Mrs Mary Organ, 51 Tivoli Road, South Yarra, Victoria, Roman Catholic, enlisted 26 Jul 1916, returned to Australia 5 Nov 1917.
Note - he was returned to Australia and discharged due to defective vision in right eye.
«b»From www.ww2roll.gov.au
«/b»Warrant Officer Class 2 MICHAEL PATRICK ORGAN V12431
Service: Australian Army«tab»«tab»
Date of Birth: 23 December 1895«tab»«tab»
Place of birth: SOUTH YARRA, VIC«tab»«tab»
Date of Enlistment: 25 March 1941«tab»«tab»
Locality on Enlistment: SOUTH YARRA, VIC«tab»«tab»
Place of Enlistment: ROYAL PARK, VIC«tab»«tab»
Next of Kin: ORGAN, NORA«tab»«tab»
Date of Discharge: 8 May 1946«tab»«tab»
Posting at Discharge: DISTRICT ACCOUNTS OFFICE«tab»
«b»From The Argus (Melbourne) Sat 26 Aug 1911 page 8:
«/b»"THEFTS FROM PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Michael Organ was charged at the City Court yesterday with the larceny of three books from the Public Library, Melbourne.
James Gearin, assistant in charge of the stock book, Public Library, said that three books, entitled "Home Life in Scotland," "From Rhodesia to Egypt," and "Travels in Sunny Lands," had been missed from the library between July 31 and August 9.
Charles John Smith, manager of the secondhand book department, Cole's Book Arcade, said that he had bought the books from Organ for 2/ each on different occasions. iWtness (sic) became suspicious as to how Organ had become possessed of them, and, after his third visit to the shop, communicated with George Robertson and Co. Pty. Ltd., who told him that the books had been bought from them by the Public Library. Witness then informed the Library authorities.
Mr. N. Sonenberg, who appeared for the defence, asked that Organ should be dealt with under the First Offenders Act .The lad was only 18 years of age, and out of the 22/6 a week which he earned he had been keeping himself and also assisting his mother, who was a widow and had four young children. She was in very poor circumstances, and was working on a dairy farm.
Organ was sentenced to three months' imprisonment, the sentence to be suspended on his entering into his own bond of £25 to be of good behaviour for twelve months."
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