Ivan Vasilivich Kirilloff


Ivan Vasilivich Kirilloff
Queenslander Pictorial, supplement to The Queenslander, 21 April, 1917, p. 26

Russian spelling

Иван Васильевич Кириллов

Born 19.04.1884

Place Rostov-on-Don, Russia

Ethnic origin Russian

Religion Russian Orthodox

Family

Wife Klavdia Pavlovna Kirilloff, daughter Jenny (Evgenia) Cloudia

Arrived at Australia
from Japan
on 23.07.1911
per Nikko Maru
disembarked at Brisbane

Residence before enlistment Ipswich, Qld

Occupation 1911 labourer, 1916, 1918 turner, 1921 farmer

Service (Depot)
service number 10151
enlisted 10.07.1916
POE Brisbane
rank Private
discharged 14.10.1916 MU

Naturalisation 1921

Residence after the war Ipswich, Injune, Brisbane, Qld

Died 1982, Queensland

Materials

Naturalisation (NAA) (Kirilloff, Ivan Vasilivich (Vaseleff))

Digitised service records (NAA) (Kirillof Ivan Vasiloff)

Repatriation Medical case file (File cover only) (NAA) (Kirillof Ivan Vasiloff)

Alien registration (NAA)

Wife's alien registration (NAA)

Blog article

Russian

English

Newspaper articles

Magistrate's court. - Western Star and Roma Advertiser, Toowoomba, 11 March 1925, p. 2.

From Russian Anzacs in Australian History:

Ivan Kirilloff, who became ill after enlisting and did not reach the Western Front, wrote when his naturalisation was delayed: 'Let me point out that I was willing to serve the Country and the King even not being a subject of same. ... You would understand the feeling if you had to live in the country without having any right to express your own opinion.'