*** something not right here should ths be b 1894 ??

Reginald Byers born 27th Dec 1945 *** married Mabel Bleackley born 11th Sept 1895
Reginald and Mabel married in 1918

Marriage ??
Regd Byers
SPOUSE NAME: Flo??e Mabel Bleackley
MARRIAGE PLACE: Victoria
REGISTRATION PLACE: Victoria
REGISTRATION YEAR: 1918
REGISTRATION NUMBER: 8954

Birth
Reginald Claud Byers
FATHER'S NAME: Robert Byers
MOTHER'S NAME: Minnie Brien
BIRTH PLACE: Prahran, Victoria
REGISTRATION YEAR: 1881
REGISTRATION PLACE: Victoria
REGISTRATION NUMBER: 25391


Death
Rego Claude Byers
BIRTH YEAR: abt 1881
AGE: 65
DEATH PLACE: Campbellfield, Victoria
FATHER'S NAME: Robt Byers
MOTHER'S NAME: Unknown Minnie Thersa
REGISTRATION YEAR: 1946
REGISTRATION PLACE: Victoria
REGISTRATION NUMBER: 179


Marriage
Robert Byers
SPOUSE NAME: Minnie Terress Brien
MARRIAGE PLACE: Victoria
REGISTRATION PLACE: Victoria
REGISTRATION YEAR: 1871
REGISTRATION NUMBER: 4538

There was a Mabel Florence Bleackley born in EnglND, WAS YOUR mABEL BORN THERE ?

England and Wales, Birth Registration Index
Name: Mabel Florence Bleackley
Event Type: Birth Registration
Registration Quarter: Jul-Aug-Sep
Registration Year: 1895
Registration District: Leicester
County: Leicestershire
Event Place: Leicester, Leicestershire, England
Volume: 7A
Page: 324
Line Number: 359

MARRIAGE
Mabel Flor Bleackley
SPOUSE NAME: Claude Regd Byers
MARRIAGE PLACE: Victoria
REGISTRATION PLACE: Victoria
REGISTRATION YEAR: 1918
REGISTRATION NUMBER: 8854

This is my grandmother but after her birth l can find no more on her father James William Bleackley. He just seemed to disappear.

BYERS.-On December 27 (suddenly), at his residence, 53 Cedar stieet, Caulfield,
Reginald Claude, dearly loved husband of Mabel Florence, and loving father of Victor,
Thelma, and Donald.

BYERS.-The Funeral of the late Mr.REGINALD CLAUDE BYERS will leave our parlours, corner Glenhuntly and Hawthorn roads. Caulfield, TOMORROW (Saturday), at 10.30 a.m., for the St Kilda Cemetery.
The Argus 28th December 1945

BYERS.-On the 11th September, at her home,102 Union street, Windsor, Minnie T., widow of the late Robert Byers, loving; mother of Robert A.(bedridden and blind), Reginald C.,.and late Victor W.; for 28 years the devoted nurse to her invalid son. Although almost a helpless invalid herself, she lived for others, and has passed to her reward.
The Argus 14th September 1920

BYERS. —On the 21st March, at his residence, 102 Union street, Windsor, Robert Alwyn, beloved son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byers, and loving brother of Victor (deceased), and Reginald, late organiser and president of the Mission to the Heathen Bind, aged 53 years.
The Father calla no child away until His work Is done.
The Argus 22nd March 1926

MISSION TO THE BLIND.
The hon. organising secretary of the Mission to the Blind tells the story of Mr.
Robert Byers, who caused the founding of the mission. For 34 years Mr Byers was in a little bedroom in a suburb of Melbourne, paralysed and for much of the time he was blind, deaf, and otherwise afflicted. In 1911 he was informed of the pitiful condition of the blind in heathen countries, and he resolved to help them.
He began by asking a few friends for 6d. a year as a contribution for the purpose.
This little company grew, and in October, 1918, it w as formed into tho Mission of the Blind in Heathen Lands. During the last seven years Mr Byers raised £4,280. The
income last year was £1,100, derived from 1,500 contributors. The money is used in
supporting eight evangelists, five Bible-women, seven teachers, and 80 children
Mr Byers died in March.
The Argus 6th May 1926

BYERS GRAVE ST KILDA CEMETERY
Independent, Compartment B, Grave 0474
Minnie Theresa buried 13th September 1920 Aged 74 years
Robert buried 4th march 1919 Aged 72 years
Victor William buried 15th October 1906 Aged 28 years
William buried 2nd July 1890 Aged 80 years

OBITUARY.
A. large number of citizens throughout i he city of Prahran will regret the death of Mr Robert Byers, the well known cab proprietor, who passed away at the Alfred Hospital on Monday. Mr Byers resided in Albert street, Windsor, in which district he had been a resident for 60 years. He was 72 years of age, and leaves a widow and two sons.
The interment took place privately in the St. Kilda cemetery. The
late Mr Byers was held in the highest respect by all who knew him, for both in his business calling and private life be was recognised as a gentleman in every way.
Malvern Standard 8th March 1919

Thank you this is really interesting.