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A Geoffrey Allen Angove was born in Albany on 10 Nov 1911. A name too coincidental to ignore, especially given he was born in Albany.
I am thinking he was probably the husband of Gwendoline Hall. If so, it was after he returned from war in 1941

Geoffrey enlisted for WWII with the Australian Army on 10 Nov 1939 and served as Lance Corporal WX710. His next of kin was a Clara Angove.

16 June 1941 - BACK IN ALBANY
Geoff Angove, Albany's first casualty in the present war, and prominent member of local sporting circles, arrived back in his home town yesterday afternoon.
Geoff, who was wounded in action at Bardia, has been back in the West for some time, but has been in hospital in the city.
He appears well and happy considering his trying ordeal.
L/Cpl. Geoff Angove is the youngest son of Mrs Angove, of Vancouver Street, Albany. His father, the late Mr John Angove, was for many years secretary of the Albany Road Board, and had a long sporting association locally.

25 Aug 1941
L/Cpl G. A. Angove MENTIONED IN DESPATCHES
Twenty-one West Australian soldiers have received decorations and "mentioned in despatches" for their part in the campaign in the Western Desert. The awards cover the period of the campaign in Libya from the capture of Sidi Barrani to the fall of Benghazi. Among those "mentioned in despatches" is L/Cp. G. A. Angove, who is now home in Albany. He was wounded at Bardia.

Geoffrey died 19 Feb 1997 aged 85. He had been living in Claremont. He is memorialised at Karrakatta

Clara Walker married John Edward Angove (1865-1939) in 1889. She died in 1944 aged 78. They are buried in Albany

Maybe some of this may help you or jog someones memory so they can help

Hope there are more names in here for others to identify ..

2 August 1943
ANGOVE — HALL
St. George's Cathedral, Perth, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on July 10th, the contracting parties being Mr. G. A. Angove and Miss Gwendoline Hall, both formerly of Albany. The bride entered the church on the arm of her father, looking very charming in a heavy white crepe satin back dress with long sleeves finished at the waist with six tiny buttons of the same material; the shoulders trimmed with lattice work of same material and a broad waist band in pin tucks, and a beautiful hand-worked veil held in place by a great heart-shaped halo and orange blossom.
The bride carried a sheaf of dark red carnations and fern to complete her toilet. Miss A. Foster, a close friend of the bride, was bridesmaid. She, looked very nice in an ankle length dress of white sharkskin, the bodice and sleeves being in white georgette and finished in tiny pintucks. She wore a shoulder length veil, which was also held in place with a heart-shaped halo, and carried a sheaf of carnations and fern. Miss Dorothy Gale, cousin of the bride, acted as flower girl, and looked nice in an ankle-length dress, very full, of white taffeta, bodice brought to the waist V-shape with frills of same material trimmed round the skirt, tiny pink roses on the bodice with sprays here and there; the halo also heart shape trimmed with little pink flowers, and she carried a posy of pink carnations and fern.
The groomsman was Mr. E. Hall, brother of the bride.
The reception' was at Reno's, where 43 guests were received by the bridegroom's mother, wearing a black dress with coat to match, and carrying a posy of violets. Mrs. T. Gale was also present, in a blue wool suiting costume, hat and bag to match. Lieut-Col Anderson carried out the duties of master of ceremonies.
The usual toasts were honoured and numerous telegrams were read; also many cheques and presents were received.

After the reception the happy couple left for a week's honeymoon at Bickley, the bride travelling in a blue wool suiting costume, with black pan velvet hat, bag and shoes to match. Their home will be at 52 Colin-street, Perth.

Albany Advertiser, 14 Nov 1938
ALBANY YOUTH SUSTAINS FRACTURE
PERTH Nov 13 - When a motor cycle ridden by Alfred Pryor, of Albany, ran off the road near the Travellers' Arms Hotel he and his passenger, Ernest William Hall (21) of Middleton Road, Albany, were thrown off. Hall received a fractured knee-cap and was taken to Perth Hospital on Saturday night

16 Sep 1948
HALL - MORRELL
A wedding of interest to a large circle of friends in this district took place in Perth recently at St Mary's Cathedral when Ray, the elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Percy Morrell (Percival Reuben & Dolly) "Crosswick", Geraldton, was married to Mr Ernest Hall of Perth. The bride looked really lovely in a simply-cut frock of white crepe with a lace yoke of white crepe with a lace yoke and very full skirt. The veil was held in place with a spray of roses. She carried a beautiful cascade of white flowers. Her sister Pat was the only bridesmaid and she was a charming picture in her frock of palest green net with green short veil. Her bouquet was of pink sweet peas, gerberas and gladioli. Mrs Morrell looked extremely well in a lightweight woollen black suit with a shoulder spray of pansies.
After the ceremony Mr and Mrs Morrell received about forty guests at the Dutch Mill where the usual toasts were drunk. Later in the evening Mr and Mrs hall left for Kalamunda where the honeymoon was spent.
* They had 4 known children

Ernest died 14 Sep 1974 aged 57. He had been living in East Victoria Park, Perth. His Grantee was his wife Ray Alice Mary Hall
He is buried grave 742, Lawn 9, Roman Catholic area at Karrakatta

Ray remarried in 1989 to Terence John Norman Long (1922-2011) when she was 64. When Terence died in 2011 they had been living in Meadow Springs.
Ray died 10 Aug 2014 aged 89. She had been living in Bull Creek.
Their ashes were taken from Fremantle cemetery