John Lionel Berry b. 5 April 1885

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John Lionel Berry, (1885-1962) was born in Suva, Fiji. Berry was a practicing architect and he was involved in the establishment of the Architects Association in 1919 and elected as a member of its first council.
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References [<ExternalResource: The Sydney Morning Herald (1914), ''Personal' p. 22', Sydney, NSW.>, <ExternalResource: The Sydney Morning Herald (1904), ''Institute of Architects: Students' Exhibition' p. 8', Sydney, NSW.>, <ExternalResource: Howard Tanner (1981), 'Architects and Australia'.>, <ExternalResource: The Queenslander [Qld] (1913), '‘Berry-Sinclair’ p. 6', Queensland.>, <ExternalResource: The Sydney Morning Herald (24 December 1919), ''Buildings and Works. Architects’ Association’, p. 7'.>, <ExternalResource: Richard E. Apperly (1990), ''Wilson, William Hardy (1881–1955)’, Australian Dictionary of Biography, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University'.>, <ExternalResource: Risma M. Edmunds (7 July 1954), '‘Letters to the Editor’, The Canberra Times [ACT] p. 2'.>, <ExternalResource: The Sydney Morning Herald (6 February 1925), ''A Distinctive Feature of Architecture in the New William Street’, The Sydney Morning Herald [NSW] p. 7'.>, <ExternalResource: The Sydney Morning Herald (6 February 1925), ''A Distinctive Feature of Architecture in the New William Street’, The Sydney Morning Herald [NSW] p. 7'.>, <ExternalResource: The Sydney Morning Herald (22 April 1924), '‘Strathfield War Memorial’, The Sydney Morning Herald [NSW] p. 6'.>, <ExternalResource: Albany Advertiser (7 February 1929), '‘Ten Years’ Progress: Foster Clark’s New Factory at Redfern’, Albany Advertiser [WA] p. 1'.>, <ExternalResource: Compiled by John Johnson (c.2012), 'North Shore Houses, State Library of New South Wales'.>, <ExternalResource: The Australian Home Builder (January 1925), '‘“Eryldene”, a “Hardy Wilson” House, the Home of Mr E. G. Waterhouse at Gordon, NSW’ pp. 35-37'.>, <ExternalResource: Sydney Ure Smith and Bertram Stevens (eds) (1919), 'Domestic Architecture in Australia'.>] [<ExternalResource: The Sydney Morning Herald (1914), ''Personal' p. 22', Sydney, NSW.>, <ExternalResource: The Sydney Morning Herald (1904), ''Institute of Architects: Students' Exhibition' p. 8', Sydney, NSW.>, <ExternalResource: Howard Tanner (1981), 'Architects and Australia'.>, <ExternalResource: The Queenslander [Qld] (1913), '‘Berry-Sinclair’ p. 6', Queensland.>, <ExternalResource: The Sydney Morning Herald (24 December 1919), ''Buildings and Works. Architects’ Association’, p. 7'.>, <ExternalResource: Richard E. Apperly (1990), ''Wilson, William Hardy (1881–1955)’, Australian Dictionary of Biography, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University'.>, <ExternalResource: Risma M. Edmunds (7 July 1954), '‘Letters to the Editor’, The Canberra Times [ACT] p. 2'.>, <ExternalResource: The Sydney Morning Herald (6 February 1925), ''A Distinctive Feature of Architecture in the New William Street’, The Sydney Morning Herald [NSW] p. 7'.>, <ExternalResource: The Sydney Morning Herald (6 February 1925), ''A Distinctive Feature of Architecture in the New William Street’, The Sydney Morning Herald [NSW] p. 7'.>, <ExternalResource: The Sydney Morning Herald (22 April 1924), '‘Strathfield War Memorial’, The Sydney Morning Herald [NSW] p. 6'.>, <ExternalResource: Albany Advertiser (7 February 1929), '‘Ten Years’ Progress: Foster Clark’s New Factory at Redfern’, Albany Advertiser [WA] p. 1'.>]