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Barry Edward Minster, OAM

Also Known As: "Baz", "Bazza", "Kewvet"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: St Georges HospitaL, Cotham Road, Kew, VIC, 3101, Australia
Immediate Family:

Son of Trevor Edward Leslie Minster, ED and Dulcie Dorothy Minster
Husband of Judith Vincent
Father of Private User and Nicolette Ann Minster
Brother of Private

Occupation: Television Engineer
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About Barry Minster, OAM

Army number: 342976 Active service -
Summary of Unit Name: 110 Signal Squadron. Saigon Sth Vietnam
Start Date: 02/04/1969
End Date: 29/10/1970 [576 days on active service]

Marriage #1 - 27 August 1971 to Lynn Christine Ballantyne
Father of Zana Holbeche Minster - 15 January 1974
Divorce - 11 November 1977

Marriage #2 - 22 February 1980 to Judith Ann Rivers Vincent
Father of Nicolette Ann Vincent Minster - 17 November 1983

Awarded Medal of the Order of Australia - 26 January 2017 for service to the community - as Board member of Freemasons Board of Benevolence 2000-2011 and Freemasons Foundation 2014-2017

Last name: Minster. This very interesting surname recorded as Minster and Minister, is early medieval English.

It is either residential and describes a person who lived by a minster, as shown in the first two recordings below, or possibly in a few cases, it may have described a minister, but if so as a nickname.

This surname is first recorded in the Close Rolls for the city of London in 1261 with that of Thomas de Mynistre, and describing a man called Thomas who lived by what was then the Minster in the West, and later became the city of Westminster in its own right.

Other examples of recordings are those of Haldanus Minister of the county of Norfolk in the Hundred Rolls of landowners of 1273, and much later the recording of Thomas Minster.

He married Ellen Pritchard at St George chapel, Hanover Square, city of Westminster in 1768.