Captain Stan Brown - Revision history

Moleski at 03:35, 12 June 2010

2010-06-12T03:35:27Z

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	* JB claims that it was [[Sir Harry Luke]] who liked the kanawa box and who asked to have another one like it made for him. ''Hmm. I did not follow up on this with the logical question: "How do you know this?" Was it something she witnessed? Or just a guess about Luke's character?''		* JB claims that it was [[Sir Harry Luke]] who liked the kanawa box and who asked to have another one like it made for him. ''Hmm. I did not follow up on this with the logical question: "How do you know this?" Was it something she witnessed? Or just a guess about Luke's character?''
	* [[Tofiga]]: "She was one of the best typists." She came from a local European family. Her grandfather signed the first certificate for Kioa when it became a freehold. Her brother was a guest of honor at a celebration of the founding of Kioa.		* [[Tofiga]]: "She was one of the best typists." She came from a local European family. Her grandfather signed the first certificate for Kioa when it became a freehold. Her brother was a guest of honor at a celebration of the founding of Kioa.
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Moleski: /* Jean Brown (born ~1923) */

2010-06-12T03:27:16Z

Jean Brown (born ~1923)

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	* [[Tofiga]]: "She was one of the best typists." She came from a local European family. Her grandfather signed the first certificate for Kioa when it became a freehold. Her brother was a guest of honor at a celebration of the founding of Kioa.		* [[Tofiga]]: "She was one of the best typists." She came from a local European family. Her grandfather signed the first certificate for Kioa when it became a freehold. Her brother was a guest of honor at a celebration of the founding of Kioa.
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Moleski at 03:20, 12 June 2010

2010-06-12T03:20:05Z

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	* [[Tofiga]]: "She was one of the best typists." She came from a local European family. Her grandfather signed the first certificate for Kioa when it became a freehold. Her brother was a guest of honor at a celebration of the founding of Kioa.		* [[Tofiga]]: "She was one of the best typists." She came from a local European family. Her grandfather signed the first certificate for Kioa when it became a freehold. Her brother was a guest of honor at a celebration of the founding of Kioa.
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Rickerjones at 17:25, 10 June 2010

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	* [[Tofiga]]: "She was one of the best typists." She came from a local European family. Her grandfather signed the first certificate for Kioa when it became a freehold. Her brother was a guest of honor at a celebration of the founding of Kioa.		* [[Tofiga]]: "She was one of the best typists." She came from a local European family. Her grandfather signed the first certificate for Kioa when it became a freehold. Her brother was a guest of honor at a celebration of the founding of Kioa.
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Rickerjones at 17:22, 10 June 2010

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	* [[Tofiga]]: "She was one of the best typists." She came from a local European family. Her grandfather signed the first certificate for Kioa when it became a freehold. Her brother was a guest of honor at a celebration of the founding of Kioa.		* [[Tofiga]]: "She was one of the best typists." She came from a local European family. Her grandfather signed the first certificate for Kioa when it became a freehold. Her brother was a guest of honor at a celebration of the founding of Kioa.
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Rickerjones: Add catagory: Interview/Anecdotal Accounts

2010-06-10T17:20:02Z

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	* [[Tofiga]]: "She was one of the best typists." She came from a local European family. Her grandfather signed the first certificate for Kioa when it became a freehold. Her brother was a guest of honor at a celebration of the founding of Kioa.		* [[Tofiga]]: "She was one of the best typists." She came from a local European family. Her grandfather signed the first certificate for Kioa when it became a freehold. Her brother was a guest of honor at a celebration of the founding of Kioa.
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Rickerjones: Add catagory: Biographical Data

2010-06-10T15:07:30Z

Add catagory: Biographical Data

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	* JB claims that it was [[Sir Harry Luke]] who liked the kanawa box and who asked to have another one like it made for him. ''Hmm. I did not follow up on this with the logical question: "How do you know this?" Was it something she witnessed? Or just a guess about Luke's character?''		* JB claims that it was [[Sir Harry Luke]] who liked the kanawa box and who asked to have another one like it made for him. ''Hmm. I did not follow up on this with the logical question: "How do you know this?" Was it something she witnessed? Or just a guess about Luke's character?''
	* [[Tofiga]]: "She was one of the best typists." She came from a local European family. Her grandfather signed the first certificate for Kioa when it became a freehold. Her brother was a guest of honor at a celebration of the founding of Kioa.		* [[Tofiga]]: "She was one of the best typists." She came from a local European family. Her grandfather signed the first certificate for Kioa when it became a freehold. Her brother was a guest of honor at a celebration of the founding of Kioa.
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Moleski: /* Jean Brown (born ~1923) */

2009-05-11T14:40:07Z

Jean Brown (born ~1923)

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	** She may have been confused by press coverage about the New Zealand aviatrix, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Batten Jean Batten,] "Garbo of the Skies." She had six intense and highly successful years setting long-distance records. She lived to a ripe and (allegedly) randy old age. She died from a dog bite on the island of Majorca in 1982 and was buried in a pauper's grave. It was many years after her death that a newspaper reporter from Auckland solved the puzzle of her disappearance.		** She may have been confused by press coverage about the New Zealand aviatrix, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Batten Jean Batten,] "Garbo of the Skies." She had six intense and highly successful years setting long-distance records. She lived to a ripe and (allegedly) randy old age. She died from a dog bite on the island of Majorca in 1982 and was buried in a pauper's grave. It was many years after her death that a newspaper reporter from Auckland solved the puzzle of her disappearance.
	** She may also have been confused by the opening of the [[WPHC Archives]]. They released the Hoodless' sketch of the bones. It was front-page news in some newspapers.		** She may also have been confused by the opening of the [[WPHC Archives]]. They released the Hoodless' sketch of the bones. It was front-page news in some newspapers.
	* When TIGHAR came to Government House (~~Ratu's quarters~~) in 1999,"We knew it wasn't there. The place has been painted several times and there are no attics."		* When TIGHAR came to [[Government House]] (the official residence of the President of Fiji) in 1999, "We knew it wasn't there. The place has been painted several times and there are no attics."
	* JB claims that it was [[Sir Harry Luke]] who liked the kanawa box and who asked to have another one like it made for him. ''Hmm. I did not follow up on this with the logical question: "How do you know this?" Was it something she witnessed? Or just a guess about Luke's character?''		* JB claims that it was [[Sir Harry Luke]] who liked the kanawa box and who asked to have another one like it made for him. ''Hmm. I did not follow up on this with the logical question: "How do you know this?" Was it something she witnessed? Or just a guess about Luke's character?''
	* [[Tofiga]]: "She was one of the best typists." She came from a local European family. Her grandfather signed the first certificate for Kioa when it became a freehold. Her brother was a guest of honor at a celebration of the founding of Kioa.		* [[Tofiga]]: "She was one of the best typists." She came from a local European family. Her grandfather signed the first certificate for Kioa when it became a freehold. Her brother was a guest of honor at a celebration of the founding of Kioa.

Moleski: /* Jean Brown (born ~1923) */

2009-02-17T23:53:13Z

Jean Brown (born ~1923)

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	* Stan Brown's wife.		* Stan Brown's wife.
	* Joined the government service at the end of WW II or shortly thereafter. She volunteered to serve in Tarawa with Maude. She was there for seven years (something like 1947 to 1954?). She does not remember the split between the office of the Fiji Governor and the WP High commission in 1953 because she was in Tarawa at the time.		* Joined the government service at the end of WW II or shortly thereafter. She volunteered to serve in Tarawa with Maude. She was there for seven years (something like 1947 to 1954?). She does not remember the split between the office of the Fiji Governor and the WP High commission in 1953 because she was in Tarawa at the time.
	* Private secretary to Ratu Mara ~~or else to the~~ Governor General.		* Private secretary to Ratu Mara when he was Governor General. She was still serving as his secretary in 2003.
	* Mrs. Brown thought the bones had been found (probably saw article featuring bones file when WPHC archive opened in Auckland). She thought that a box of bones has already been found in the WPHC archives and that DNA testing showed that they are female.		* Mrs. Brown thought the bones had been found (probably saw article featuring bones file when WPHC archive opened in Auckland). She thought that a box of bones has already been found in the WPHC archives and that DNA testing showed that they are female.
	** She may have been confused by press coverage about the New Zealand aviatrix, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Batten Jean Batten,] "Garbo of the Skies." She had six intense and highly successful years setting long-distance records. She lived to a ripe and (allegedly) randy old age. She died from a dog bite on the island of Majorca in 1982 and was buried in a pauper's grave. It was many years after her death that a newspaper reporter from Auckland solved the puzzle of her disappearance.		** She may have been confused by press coverage about the New Zealand aviatrix, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Batten Jean Batten,] "Garbo of the Skies." She had six intense and highly successful years setting long-distance records. She lived to a ripe and (allegedly) randy old age. She died from a dog bite on the island of Majorca in 1982 and was buried in a pauper's grave. It was many years after her death that a newspaper reporter from Auckland solved the puzzle of her disappearance.

Moleski: /* Jean Brown (born ~1923) */

2009-02-17T23:48:11Z

Jean Brown (born ~1923)

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	* Stan Brown's wife.		* Stan Brown's wife.
	* Joined the government service at the end of WW II or shortly thereafter. She volunteered to serve in Tarawa with Maude. She was there for seven years (something like 1947 to 1954???). She does not remember the split between the office of the Fiji Governor and the WP High commission in 1953 because she was in Tarawa at the time.		* Joined the government service at the end of WW II or shortly thereafter. She volunteered to serve in Tarawa with Maude. She was there for seven years (something like 1947 to 1954?). She does not remember the split between the office of the Fiji Governor and the WP High commission in 1953 because she was in Tarawa at the time.
	* Private secretary to Ratu Mara or else to the Governor General.		* Private secretary to Ratu Mara or else to the Governor General.
	* Mrs. Brown thought the bones had been found (probably saw article featuring bones file when WPHC archive opened in Auckland). She thought that a box of bones has already been found in the WPHC archives and that DNA testing showed that they are female.		* Mrs. Brown thought the bones had been found (probably saw article featuring bones file when WPHC archive opened in Auckland). She thought that a box of bones has already been found in the WPHC archives and that DNA testing showed that they are female.