| Sydney W. Parke and Kate M Worthington | |||
| Married: 1912 Donnybrook Western Australia #13 | |||
| Parke |
John William  |
05/11/1912 Bunbury #524 | |
| Parke | Albert Sydney |
03/07/1914 Donnybrook #365 | m. Dulcie J Turnock 1941 Northam #25 ???? |
| Parke |
Charles Spencer |
13/08/1916 Brunswick #387 | |
| Parke | Emily Jane (Airforce Annie) |
28/01/1919 Bunbury #47 | m. Richard Smith |
| Parke | Walter Frederick |
08/12/1919 Bunbury #546 | |
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ALL FAMILY STORIES AND PHOTOS WELCOME |
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Compiled by David Morgan Higgon, Midland Western Australia 2006 |
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The first Granny Smith apple tree was planted at Donnybrook in 1900 but the apple industry didn't really get started until after the Great War. A man named George Parke was the first orchardist to plant apples commercially in the area. Today Donnybrook is the largest apple producing area in Western Australia.
Private Charles Spencer Parke WX7738, 2/4th Machine Gun Battalion POW Private Albert Sydney Parke WX7724, 2/4th Machine Gun Battalion POW Lance Corporal Walter Frederick Parke WX12998, 2/16th Battalion Corporal Emily Jane Parke 94898, RAAF 4th Stores Depot
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