PART FOUR – Concluding Thoughts
This has not been an easy two-part set of articles on
George Yelverton Julius.

I sat on this story for years as I amassed new evidence and
thought about how this man should be remembered.

Clearly, George [or ‘Pat’ as he was known to the family] was
a character that did not fit the regular mould. He was a bright
lad; having been educated at Tudor House, Moss Vale, and
then Sydney Grammar. He studied engineering at Sydney University.

Pat was born 9 December, 1912.

I have told the two sides of a complex character:
his negative side as criminal; and his positive side as a
brilliant engineer.

But I lost the newsprint trail post 1950s. It was only finding
the extensive and research-intensive Kings Candlesticks
Family Trees website that I could give Pat more … detail.

Many thanks to Edward Fenn, the author of that site.
http://www.thekingscandlesticks.com/

Edward has given us much more information, and it has
been most enjoyable communicating with him. He says this:

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Entry on George Yelverton Julius: -
http://www.thekingscandlesticks.com/webs/pedigrees/588.html

Edward has filled in important gaps: -

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The rest is history ...