Birth look up please

[sparrett]

The ww2 record for FRANK KING is digitised at NAA.

His brother GEORGE was Next of Kin. 
He was born in Fitzroy in Dec 1917.

Can you highlight the connection for us?

Sue

ADDING
There is a photo of KING.  Do you recognise him?

[~MERLIN~]

A crew list on the Queen Mary Southampton, England arriving New York, 29 May 1946:

Leslie Herbert QUIGLEY male, 28yrs born Melbourne, Australia - SEAMAN
Last permanent address Liverpool, England.
5'7", dark complexion, black hair, brown eyes.
Wife - Mildred QUIGLEY - 28 Vermont Rd, Liverpool.

[cando]

Marriages Mar 1944 
QUIGLEY Leslie H    Crosby    8b/876    
ROWLANDS Mildred    Crosby    8b/876

Cando

[cando]

Trying to find a birth cert for Leslie Herbert Quigley AKA Frank King. born 12.12.1917 in Fitzroy, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Not sure which name is the legitimate one. With thanks.

glad to say Les lived to the age of 74yrs, dying in 1992.

QUIGLEY Leslie Herbert  75 years
Birth Date

   12 Dec 1916

Jun 1992 Birmingham 32/1324

Cando
    

[cando]

Parents marriage
QUIGLEY George born Carlton
DAVEY Elsie May born Carlton North
1908   Reg#9297

Brother George
QUIGLEY George Rupert
Father George  Mother Elsie May DAVEY
At East Melbourne  1913  Reg#14418

I see a private tree on ancestry has photo of Leslie H c1939.  Is this the photo from the enlistment in the CMF as Frank KING.

Cando

[Munch]

Long story short....
I knew Leslie Herbert Quigley all my life. He was married to my Mother's sister and it was a 2nd marriage. A grand-daughter of his (from the 1st marriage) contacted me via Ancestry, asking did i know that he had been married previously (YES i did) and what did the name "Frank King" mean to me? It meant nothing until i started investigating....
I came across the attestation papers of Frank King and lo & behold, there was my Uncle Les staring back at me across 70 yrs.......he was unmistakable!
I know that he was dishonourably discharged having repeatedly gone AWOL, and my heart goes out to the gentle, frightened young man that he was.  Even in old age, my Uncle Les was a gentle, compassionate, wise man. I have constantly wondered what the real story is behind this and no matter what i find, he will still be "my Uncle Les".
@ Cando... the private tree on Ancestry is mine, and yes, the photo is from his attestation papers under the name of Frank King.

[Morgo57]

Hi, im trying to look up my grandfather harold douglas quigley,from what i can find i think he is Leslie's brother ,if you have any links to information that could help that would be great,
Cheers darren morgan

[Jennaya]

About the name change. Two of my relatives enlisted under their real names and were subsequently rejected (various reasons) so they re-enlisted under different names and were accepted. Perhaps this is the case here.

[Morgo57]

Les is my grandfathers brother, im trying to find out more about their
 father george, and any photos of les or his brothers and sisters ( i belive there are 11)