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List of Australian rules football families

Main article: List of professional sports families

This is a list of Australian rules football families, that is families who have had more than one member play or coach in the Australian Football League (previously the VFL) as well as families who have had multiple immediate family members with notable playing or coaching careers in the West Australian Football League (WAFL), South Australian National Football League (SANFL) or Victorian Football League (VFL, formerly known as the VFA). Each family will have at least a father and child combination or a set of siblings. Many families have had two or more cousins play league football but they are not included unless one also had a father, child or sibling play.

Families with members playing or coaching in the AFL Women's competition, which launched in 2017, are also included.

A edit

Abbey, Grunden, Jonsson, Hill edit

Angus Abbey is Ross Abbey's father,[1] and through marriage, Len Jonsson is Angus’ Father-in-law. Alf Jonsson, is Len's older brother, and Charles is Len and Alf's uncle, and Stanley Grunden is Charles's son.

Abbott edit

Clarrie and Les were brothers.[2]

Abernethy edit

Bob and Jim were brothers.[3]

Ablett edit

Main article: Ablett family

Gary is the brother of Geoff and Kevin and father of Gary Jr. and Nathan, Kevin is Luke's father.[1] Len Ablett is the cousin of Gary Ablett's father. Gary Junior and Nathan are cousins of Shane Tuck (Hawthorn rookie list 2000, Richmond 2004–2009) and Travis Tuck (Hawthorn 2007–2009), who are the sons of the league's former games record holder, Michael Tuck. Two further members of the family, Michael and Ryan, were both rookie listed at AFL clubs and have competed in the VFL.

Abley edit

John and Kevin were brothers.[4]

Adamson edit

Jack was the elder brother of Dave.[5]

Ah Chee edit

Brendon is the elder brother of Callum.

Ahmat edit

Matthew and Robert are brothers.[6]

Aish edit

Peter was Andrew and Michael's father. Andrew is James's father.[7]

Aitchison edit

Ern and Jack were brothers.[8]

Aked/Edwards/O'Bree edit

Arthur is the father of Allan,[9] who is the father of Jake and the uncle of Shane. Arthur married the daughter of Frank Aked Sr. Frank Sr. is Frank Jr.'s father. Arthur Edwards married Frank Jr.'s sister, making Frank Sr. the grandfather of Allan Edwards and the great-grandfather of Jake Edwards and Shane O'Bree.[10]

Albiston edit

Alec, Harold and Ken were brothers. Harold is the father of David.[1]

Allan (1) edit

Graeme is the father of Marcus.

Allan (2) edit

Ron is Barry's father.[1]

Allan (3) edit

Keith is the father of Sarah and Jessica.[11]

Allen edit

George and Tommy were brothers.[12]

Allison edit

Tom is Brett's father.[1]

Alves edit

Mark and Stan are brothers.[13]

Anderson (1) edit

Syd Sr. (played for Port Melbourne in the VFA) was the father of Syd (born 1918) and Claude,[14] who was the father of Graeme and Syd (born 1949).[1]

Anderson (2) edit

Frank was the father of Graeme.[1]

Anderson (3) edit

Jed and Joe are brothers[15]

Anderson (4) edit

Bernie and Noel were brothers.

Anderson/Brown edit

Doug Anderson was the grandfather of Fraser Brown.[16]

Angus edit

George was the father of Les. Les was the father of Geoff.[1]

Angwin edit

Andy was the grandfather of Laurence.[17]

Antonio edit

Ebony and Kara are married.[18]

Archer edit

Glenn is the father of Jackson.

Armstrong edit

Lou was the elder brother of Bert.

Arthur edit

Alan is the father of Graham and brother of Harold.[1]

Ashcroft edit

Marcus is the father of Will.[19]

Atkins (1) edit

Ernie is the father of Jack.[1]

Atkins (2) edit

Paul and Simon are twins.[20]

Atkinson (1) edit

Art and Bill were brothers.[21]

Atkinson (2) edit

Bob and Ted were brothers. John is Ted's son.[22]

Atley edit

Shaun is the elder brother of Joe.

Aubrey edit

Bob is the father of Graeme.[1]

Austen edit

Cecil is the brother of Bob and Col, and the father of Geoff.[1]

B edit

Baggott edit

Jack and Ron were brothers.[23]

Bagshaw edit

Hartley was John and Paul's father. Guy is Paul's son and Hartley's grandson.[24]

Bailes edit

Barclay and Ernie were brothers.

Bairstow edit

Mark is the father of Toby and Dylan, who have all played for South Fremantle.[25]

Baker edit

Reg, Selwyn and Ted were brothers

Ball edit

Luke and Matthew are the sons of Ray[1] and the grandsons of Felix Russo.[26]

Balme edit

Craig and Neil are brothers.[27]

Banks edit

Albert and Tom were brothers[28]

Bant edit

Chris and Horrie were brothers.

Barassi edit

Ron Barassi is the son of Ron Barassi Senior.[1]

Barham edit

Billy, Jamie and Ricky are brothers.[21] Ricky is the father of Jaxson.

Barker (1) edit

Syd Senior was the brother of George and the father of Syd Junior.[1]

Barker (2) edit

George and Jack were brothers.[29]

Barlow edit

Kris and Paul are brothers.

Barnes (1) edit

Bert was the father of Reg.[1]

Barnes (2) edit

Jack was the father of Ken.[1]

Barrot edit

Bill and Wes were brothers.[30]

Barton edit

Bill, Colin and George were brothers.

Bassett edit

Nathan is the elder brother of Scott.

Batchelor edit

Vin was the father of Keith.[1]

Batty edit

Ern and Les were brothers.

Baxter (1) edit

Ben was the father of Ray.[1]

Baxter (2) edit

Ray is the father of Darren.[1]

Baxter (3) edit

Bernie, Bill and Ken were brothers.

Bayes edit

Gavin and Mark are brothers.[31]

Beams edit

Claye and Dayne are brothers.[32]

Beasy edit

Maurie was the father of Doug,[33] and the great-grandfather of Brendan.[34]

Beckwith edit

Wally was the father of John.[33]

Bedford edit

Bill was the father of Peter.[33]

Beers edit

Brian is the father of Mark and Tony.[33]

Belcher edit

Alan and Vic were brothers.[35]

Bell edit

Dennis and John were brothers.

Bendle edit

Alby and Bill were brothers.

Bentley edit

Percy was the father of Bruce.[33]

Berry edit

Jarrod and Thomas are brothers.

Besanko edit

Barry and Neil are brothers.[36]

Beveridge edit

Jack was the grandfather of Luke.[37]

Bewick edit

Darren and Corey are brothers, Rohan and Shaun are Corey's identical twin sons. All have played for West Perth in the WAFL, Darren and Rohan have played in the AFL.[38]

Bews edit

Jed is the son of Andrew [39]

Bickford edit

Albert and Edric were brothers. Rod was married to their sister. Edric was the father of George, who is the father of Stephen.[33][40]

Blackwell edit

Wayne is the father of Luke.

Blake (1) edit

Rod is the father of Mark.[41]

Blake (2) edit

Tom, George and Mick were all brothers.[35]

Blakey edit

John is the father of Nick.[42]

Board edit

Terry J. is the father of Terry M.[33]

Boland edit

Brian was the father of Glenn.[33]

Bolton edit

Darren is the father of Shai.[43]

Bond edit

Shane and Troy are brothers.

Bootsma edit

Brad is the father of Josh.

Bosustow edit

Bob is the father of Peter and Peter is the father of Brent.[33]

Bourke (1) edit

Damian and Tim are brothers and Damian is the father of Jordon.

Bourke (2) edit

Frank was the father of Francis and Francis is the father of David.[33]

Bourke (3) edit

Barry is the father of Darren.

Bowden edit

Michael was the father of Patrick, Sean and Joel.

Bower edit

Brendan is the elder brother of Darren and Nathan.

Bowey edit

Brett is Belinda's brother and Jake's father.[44]

Boyd edit

Dave was the father of Greg and Russell.

Boyle edit

Stephen is the father of Tim.

Braddy edit

Craig is the elder brother of Shane.[45]

Bradley edit

Rupe and Syd were brothers.

Bradshaw edit

Daniel is the elder brother of Darren.[46]

Brady edit

Campbell and Laurie were brothers.[21]

Brain edit

Terry was the father of Peter and Terry Jr.[33]

Brayshaw edit

Ian is the father of Mark, who is the father of Angus, Hamish and Andrew.[47]

Brennan edit

Michael is the father of Jacob.[48]

Brewer edit

Ian is the elder brother of Ross

Briedis edit

Arnold and Robert are brothers.[49]

Brittain edit

Wayne is the elder brother of Craig.

Broadbridge edit

Wayne is the father of Troy.[50]

Brooksby edit

Phil and Graham are brothers[51] and Phil is the father of Keegan.[52]

Brophy edit

Bernie, Frank and Joe were brothers.

Brown (1) edit

Mal is the father of Campbell.

Brown (2) edit

Brian is the father of Jonathan.

Brown (3) edit

Jack and Ted were brothers and Ted was the father of Vin and John.[53]

Brown (4) edit

Mitch and Nathan are identical twin brothers.

Brown (5) edit

Gavin is Callum, Tyler and Tarni's father.[54]

Brown (6) edit

Browne (1) edit

Murray is the father of Alex.[56]

Browne (2) edit

Mort was the father of Morton.[33]

Browne (3) edit

Mark and Ricky are brothers.

Browning edit

Keith is the father of Mark.[33]

Brownlees edit

Rupe and Tom were brothers.[57]

Brownless edit

Anson, Billy and Blair are brothers and Oscar Luke is Billy's son.[58]

Bruce edit

George, Jim and Percy were brothers.[59]

Bryce edit

Bob was the father of George and Ted.[33]

Bubner edit

John was the father of David and Peter.[60][61]

Buckley (1) edit

Brian is the father of Ben, who is the father of Jack.[33]

Buckley (2) edit

Jack was the father of Brian who is the father of Mark and Stephen.[62]

Buckley (3) edit

Ray is the father of Nathan.[63]

Buckley (4) edit

Jim is the father of Dylan.[64]

Bunton edit

Haydn Sr. was the father of Haydn Jr.[65]

Burgmann edit

Jack is the father of Lloyd and grandfather of Shane.[62]

Burgoyne edit

Peter (Snr.) is the father of Peter and Shaun. Peter is the father of Trent and Jase. Shaun is the brother-in-law of Erin Phillips and son-in-law of Greg Phillips.

Burke (1) edit

Gerald is the father of Rohan.[62]

Burke (2) edit

Nathan is the father of Alice.[66]

Burleigh edit

Gordon and Wal were brothers.

Burns edit

Allen and Peter were brothers.[5]

Burton edit

Peter is the father of Matthew, Jay and Travis. All four played for Subiaco in the WAFL.[67]

Busbridge edit

Bill and Norm were brothers.

Butler (1) edit

Archie and Charlie were brothers.

Butler (2) edit

Dan is the older brother of Sam.[68]

Buttsworth edit

Wally is the elder brother of Fred[69]

Byrne (1) edit

Charlie is the older brother of Bill[70]

Byrne (2) edit

Rex and Tom were brothers.[71]

C edit

Cable edit

Barry is Shane's father.[62]

Cahill (1) edit

Laurie was the uncle of Darrell and John, who were brothers.

Cahill (2) edit

Pat and Ted were brothers.

Callan edit

Terry is the father of Tim.[62]

Caldwell edit

Arthur was the elder brother of Jim.[72]

Calverley edit

Des is the brother of Bruce and the father of Graham and Ray.[73] Graham is the elder brother of Ray.[62]

Calwell edit

The three were brothers.

Cameron (1) edit

Chris was the father of Bill.[62]

Cameron (2) edit

Charlie is the older brother of Jarrod.[74]

Campbell edit

Des is the father of Blake and Brad.[62]

Campbell (2) edit

Colin and Norm were brothers.

Campbell (3) edit

Basil is Warren's father.

Card edit

George was the father of Ray.

Carmody edit

Jack was the father of John.[62]

Carr edit

Josh and Matthew are brothers.

Carroll (1) edit

Trent is the elder brother of Nathan.

Carroll (2) edit

Laurie is the father of Dennis and the brother of Tom.[62]

Carruthers edit

Ron H. was the father of Ron E.[62]

Cassin edit

Jack was the father of John.[62]

Cazaly edit

Ernest and Roy were brothers. Charlie was their cousin.[75]

Ceglar edit

David is the father of John.[76]

Chadwick edit

Bert was the father of Bob.[62]

Chamberlain edit

Cornelius, Jack and Leonard were brothers.[77]

Chandler edit

Gil was the brother of Allan.[78]

Chanter edit

Fred was the father of Vic.[62]

Chapman edit

Charlie was the father of James.[79]

Charles edit

John is the father of Justin.[62]

Chitty edit

Peter was the elder brother of Bob.[80]

Christensen edit

Damien was the elder brother of Marty. Allen is the nephew of Damien and Marty

Christou edit

Jim is the elder brother of John.

Clark edit

Denis is the father of Michael.[62]

Clarke (1) edit

Raphael and Xavier are brothers.

Clarke (2) edit

Tom was the father of Jack.[62]

Clarke (3) edit

David E. is the father of Tim and David A.[62]

Clarke (4) edit

Fred was the father of Neil.[62]

Clarke (5) edit

Barry is the father of Nathan.[81]

Clay edit

Bert and Ivor were twin brothers.[35]

Clayton edit

Scott is the father of Josh.[82]

Clegg edit

Ron was the elder brother of Brian.

Clohesy edit

Sam and Ted are brothers.[83]

Cloke edit

David is the father of Cameron, Jason and Travis. Peter is David's elder brother.[84]

Coates edit

George was the father of Michael.[84]

Cochrane edit

Richard is the father of Stuart.

Cock edit

Arthur, Eric and Herbert were brothers.[85]

Cockatoo-Collins edit

Che, David and Donald are brothers.[21]

Collier edit

Albert and Harry were brothers.

Collins (1) edit

Goldie, Harry and Norm were brothers. Both Harry and Norm died before the age of 30.

Collins (2) edit

Jim is the father of Allan and Jack.[84]

Collins (3) edit

Jack was the father of Denis and Daryl.[84]

Collins (4) edit

Jack was the father of Geoff and Mike.[86]

Comben edit

Aubrey was the father of Bruce and John.[84]

Connolly edit

Barry is the father of Chris.[84]

Considine edit

Bernie, Maurie and Frank are brothers,[87] Paul is Maurie's son.[88]

Conway edit

Isaac is the elder brother of Sophie.[89] Both have been on Brisbane Lions lists, in the AFL and AFL Women's respectively.

Cook edit

Fred and Keith were twins.[90]

Cooper edit

Graham is the elder brother of Ian.

Coppock edit

Fred was the father of Kevin.[84]

Cordner edit

Edward Rae Cordner was the brother of Harry Cordner and the father of Ted, Don, Denis and John Cordner.

Ted Cordner was the father of David Cordner. Edward Rae Cordner and Harry Cordner were first cousins of Larry Cordner and Alan Cordner (who were half-brothers).

Harriet Cordner is the granddaughter of 1946 Brownlow Medallist Don Cordner, she is the first grandfather-granddaughter recruit to play AFL in the Women's League (AFLW).

Cordy edit

Brian, Graeme and Neil are brothers. Ayce and Zaine are sons of Brian.[91]

Corrigan/Robertson edit

Leigh and Glenn are brothers, and are the grandsons of Tom Corrigan.

Cornes edit

Graham is the father of Chad and Kane.[84]

Couch edit

Paul is the father of Tom.[92]

Cousins edit

Bryan is the father of Ben.[84]

Coventry edit

Gordon and Syd were brothers. Syd was the father of Hugh and Syd Jr.[84] James is Gordon's great-grandson.[93]

Cranage edit

Paul is the father of Sam.[84]

Crane edit

Jack was the elder brother of Len and Tom.

Crapper edit

All three are brothers.

Crawford edit

Shane is the elder brother of Justin.[94]

Crimmins edit

Bryan was the father of Peter.[84]

Cross edit

Mark is the father of Joel.[95]

Crosswell/Kavanagh edit

Brent is the father of Tom.[84]

Crouch edit

Brad and Matt are brothers.[96]

Crow edit

Max is the father of Justin

Cummings/Johnson edit

Percy Cummings is the father of Robert and Trent.[84] Joe was the father of Percy Johnson[97] and grandfather of Percy Cummings.[98]

Cunningham (1) edit

Tom was the father of Jack and Jack is the father of John.[84]

Cunningham (2) edit

Daryl and Geoff are brothers.[99]

Curnow edit

Ed is the older brother of Charlie.[100]

Curran edit

Kevin was the father of Pat.[9]

D edit

Daicos edit

Peter is Josh's and Nick's father.[101]

Daly edit

Bunny was the elder brother of Bos[102]

Daniher edit

Anthony is the father of Darcy and Joe and the brother of Chris, Neale and Terry.[103]

Darcy edit

David is Luke's father and Sam's grandfather.[9]

Davey edit

Aaron and Alwyn are brothers.[104] Alwyn is the father of identical twins Alwyn Jr and Jayden.

Davidson edit

Garry is the father of Tom.[9]

Davis (1) edit

Craig is the father of Nick.[9]

Davis (2) edit

Allan is the father of Chad.[9]

Day edit

Ian and Robert are brothers. Will is Robert's grandson.[105]

Daykin edit

Bert was the elder brother of Percy and Richard.[59]

Dayman edit

  • Lisle Dayman (Son)

Les was the younger brother of Clem and is the grandfather of Chris McDermott who was the Adelaide Crows first captain.

Dean edit

Fred was the father of Ken and Norm.[9]

Dear edit

Greg and Paul are brothers. Paul is the father of Calsher and Harry.

Deas edit

Jack was the elder brother of Bob.

de Gruchy edit

Bill and Harold were brothers.

De Koning edit

Terry is the father of Sam and Tom.

Delahunty edit

Hugh is the elder brother of Mike.[106]

Deledio edit

Wayne is Brett's father[107]

Deluca edit

Adrian is Fabian's elder brother

Demetriou edit

Jim is the elder brother of Andrew.

Dempster edit

Graham is the father of Sean.

Dick edit

Alec and Robert were brothers. Billy was the son of Alec.[59]

Dimattina edit

Frank is the father of Paul and Andrew.[9]

Dixon edit

Joe is the father of Ben.[9]

Doig edit

All three are first cousins. Another 14 members of the family have played in the WAFL over the years, for a combined total of 39 premierships and 35 runners-up.[108]

Donnelly edit

Andy and Gerry were brothers.

Dow edit

Paddy is the older brother of Thomson.[109]

Dowsing edit

Alf was the father of Roy and the grandfather of Rob.[9]

Doyle edit

Robert is the father of Stephen.[9]

Drum edit

Damian is Marcus' uncle.

Duckworth edit

John is the elder brother of Billy.

Dugdale edit

John is the father of Dean and Glenn.[9]

Dullard edit

Adrian was the father of Tony.[9]

Dummett edit

Alf was the elder brother of Charlie.

Dunbar edit

Edgar, Harold and Hugh were brothers.[13]

Duncan edit

Glen, who played for East Fremantle, is Mitch's father.[110]

Dunell edit

Frank is the father of Sam.[111]

Dunkley edit

Andrew is the father of Kyle and Josh.[112]

Dunn edit

Harvey Sr. was the father of Harvey Jr.[9]

Dunstan edit

Maurie is the father of Graeme and Ian.[9]

Duursma edit

Jamie and Dean are brothers

Dean is the father of Xavier, Yasmin and Zane

Dwyer edit

Leo was the father of Laurie and grandfather of Anthony and David. Leo was also the uncle of Keith Harper.[9]

Dyer edit

Jack was the father of Jack Jr.[9]

E edit

Eason edit

Alec and Bill were brothers. Alec was the father of Dick.[9]

Easton edit

Kevin was the father of Stephen.[9]

Ebert edit

Russell is the brother of Craig and father of Brett. Craig is the father of Brad. Jeff is the brother of Russell and Craig.

Edmond edit

Bob was the elder brother of Jim.

Edwards (1) edit

Alan was the father of Doug, the grandfather of Greg and Russell and the great-grandfather of Kym and Shane.[113]

Edwards (2) edit

Tyson is the father of Jackson and Luke.

Egan/Lovett edit

Alf was the father of Ted.[114]

Elliott edit

Bruce, Glenn and Robert are brothers.[21]

Ellis edit

Ted was the father of Kingsley and Lindsay.[115]

Emselle edit

Richie was the father of Ken.[115]

Erwin edit

Mick is the father of Michael.[115]

Evans (1) edit

Alfie was the father of Rodney.[115]

Evans (2) edit

Ron was the elder brother of Neil.

Everitt edit

Peter is the elder brother of Andrejs.

F edit

Fanning edit

Fred was the father of John.[115]

Farmer edit

Horrie H. was the father of Horrie.[115]

Farrant edit

Gary is the elder brother of Doug.[116]

Febey edit

Matthew and Steven are twins.[21]

Fehring edit

Charlie was the elder brother of Arthur.

Feldmann edit

Derek and Rick are brothers.[21]

Fellowes edit

Graeme is the father of Wes.[115]

Ferguson edit

Jack was the father of John.[115]

Fidge edit

John and Ted are brothers.[21]

Fields edit

Neville is Tom's father.[117]

Fincher edit

Charlie was the elder brother of Jack.

Fleming edit

Ian and Keith were twins.

Fletcher (1) edit

Ken is Dustin's father.[115]

Fletcher (2) edit

Daniel and Simon are brothers.[85]

Fletcher (3) edit

Adrian is the father of Jaspa.[118]

Flower edit

Robbie and Tom are brothers.[21]

Fogarty edit

Tom, Chris, John, and Joe were brothers.[35] Tom Fogarty Jr. is the son of Tom B. Fogarty.

Foster edit

Jack was the father of Rob.[115]

Fox edit

Arthur Sr. was the father of Arthur Jr.[115]

Francis (1) edit

Jack, Jim and Syd were brothers.[119]

Francis (2) edit

Fabian is Jason's step-father.[120]

Fraser (1) edit

Don Sr. was the father of Don Jr.[115]

Fraser (2) edit

Ken is the father of Mark.[115]

Frederick edit

Martin and Michael are twin brothers.[121]

Freeborn edit

Glenn is the elder brother of Scott.[122]

Frost edit

Jack and Sam are brothers.[123]

Fry edit

Charlie and James were brothers.[124]

G edit

Galbally edit

Jack was the elder brother of Frank and Bob.[125]

Gale edit

Jack was the grandfather of brothers Brendon and Michael.

Gallagher edit

Jim was the father of Ross.[115]

Garbutt edit

Joe was the father of Joe Jr.[115]

Gardner edit

Corrie, Eric and Mark were brothers.[21]

Gardiner (1) edit

Jack was the elder brother of Vin.[21]

Gardiner (2) edit

Alex Sr. was the father of Alex.[115]

Gardner edit

Corrie was the elder brother of Eric.

Garlick edit

George Sr. was the father of George.[115]

Gaspar edit

Damien, Darren and Travis are brothers

Gaudion edit

Charlie was the father of Michael.

Georgiades edit

John is the father of Mitch.[126]

Gerrand edit

Bill was the father of Bill Jr.[115]

Gibb edit

Reg was the father of Ray and brother of Len, Percy and Rupert.[115][127]

Gibbs edit

Ross is the father of Bryce.

Giles edit

Glenn and Peter are brothers.[21]

Gill (1) edit

John is the elder brother of Barry.

Gill (2) edit

Frank was the father of Dick.[115]

Gillespie edit

Dave and Doug were twin brothers

Gilmore edit

Brian is the grandfather of Daniel.

Glascott edit

David is the elder brother of Stuart.

Gleeson edit

Adrian is the uncle of Martin.[128]

Glendinning edit

Gus was the father of Ross.[129]

Goggin edit

Bill and Matt are brothers.[59]

Gomez edit

Frank Sr. is the father of Frank Jr.[130]

Goodes edit

Adam and Brett are brothers.[131]

Goonan edit

Jim is the father of Jimmy.[130]

Goss edit

Norm is the father of Kevin, Norm and Paul.[130]

Gotch edit

Graham is the father of Brad.[132] Brad is the father of Xavier.

Gotz edit

Martin was the father of Bruce.[130]

Gowans edit

Chris and James are twins.[133] Their father Peter Gowans was a premiership player for Victorian Football Association (VFA) club Caulfield.[134]

Gowers edit

Andrew is the son of Trevor and father of Bill.[135]

Grace edit

Jim was the eldest brother; Joe was the youngest.

Graham (1) edit

Jack was the father of Ricky and grandfather of Ben. Ricky is Ben's uncle.

Graham (2) edit

Grainger edit

George is the father of Gary.[130]

Grambeau edit

Grant edit

Green (1) edit

Bob and Jack were brothers.[5]

Green (2) edit

Jack Sr. was the father of Jack Jr. and the grandfather of Jack III.[130]

Greene edit

Russell is the father of Steven.[130]

Greeves edit

Ted was the father of Edward.[130]

Grigg edit

Norm was the younger brother of Dick.

Grima edit

Nathan is the oldest brother, Alex is the youngest[138]

Grimes edit

Jack is the older brother of Dylan.[139]

Grimley edit

Ken is the father of Brett,[130] who is the father of Sam.[140]

Guinane edit

Danny was the father of Paddy.[130]

Gull edit

Jim was the father of Stewart.[130]

Gunn/Ward edit

Bill Gunn is the grandfather of Callan Ward.[141]

Guthrie edit

Cameron is the older brother of Zach.[142]

H edit

Hacker edit

Alf was the elder brother of Jack.[143]

Hall edit

Grahame was the father of Peter.[130]

Hallahan edit

Jim Sr. was the father of Jim Jr. and Tom and the grandfather of Mike.[130]

Halloran edit

Frank was the father of Danny.[144]

Hammond edit

Jack was the elder of the three brothers, and Billy was the younger.

Hank edit

Bill, Bob and Ray were brothers. Barry is Bob's son.[145]

Hanley edit

Pearce is the elder brother of Cian.[146] Both have been listed for the Brisbane Lions, whilst Pierce has also played for Gold Coast.

Hannebery edit

Matt is the father of Dan and younger brother of Mark. Luke O'Sullivan is the brother of Matt's wife. Ian Aitken is married to the sister of Matt's wife.[147]

Hanton edit

Alec and Harold were twin brothers.[148]

Hardie edit

Brad and Wayne are brothers.[149]

Hardiman edit

Jack was the father of Peter and Les.[130]

Hardy edit

Charlie was the father of Jack.[130]

Hargrave edit

Steve is the father of Ryan.[130]

Harris (1) edit

Leon is the elder brother of Bernie

Harris (2) edit

Darren is the elder brother of Brenton

Hart edit

Arthur, Don, and Eddie were brothers; and, also, they were the nephews of Bob King, their mother's brother.[150][151][152][153]

Hartigan edit

Jack was the father of Dean and grandfather of Brent.[97]

Hartlett edit

Adam is the older brother of Hamish.[154]

Harvey (1) edit

Robert is the elder brother of Anthony

Harvey (2) edit

Brent is the elder brother of Shane. Bill is their grandfather. Cooper is the son of Brent.[155]

Hawking edit

Fred was Simon's grandfather.

Hawkins edit

Jack, Michael and Robb are brothers. Jack is Tom's father. Fred is Tom's grandfather and Jack's father-in-law.[156]

Hay (1) edit

Bill, Phil and Sted were brothers.[157]

Hay (2) edit

Ced and Harold were brothers.[21]

Hay (3) edit

Charlie and James were brothers.

Hayes edit

Phonse and John were brothers.[158]

Haynes edit

John is Tiah's father.[159]

Heal edit

Stan was the father of Graham.[97]

Healy edit

Gerard and Greg are brothers.[21] Bill O'Brien was their grandfather.

Heenan edit

Jim F. was the father of Jim P.[97]

Hellwig edit

Herman was the father of Gordon.[97]

Henry edit

Jack is the older brother of Oliver.[160]

Higgins/Orr edit

Higgins is Orr's brother.[161]

Hill edit

Stephen is the elder brother of Bradley.

Himmelberg edit

Harry is the elder brother of Elliott.[162]

Hinge edit

John is the elder brother of Mitch.[163]

Hinman edit

Arthur and Bill were brothers.

Hird edit

Allan is the father of Allan Jr. and the grandfather of James.[97]

Hiskins edit

Arthur, Fred, Rupe and Stan were brothers. Jack was the son of Fred.[97]

Hocking (1) edit

Brett rhode cosin

Hocking (2) edit

Graham is the father of Heath.[164]

Hodgkin edit

Frank is the elder brother of Robert.[165]

Hogan edit

Tony (Subiaco) is the father of Jesse[166]

Hoiles edit

John E. Hoiles is father of John M. Hoiles[97]

Holland edit

Ben and Nick are brothers.[167]

Hollands edit

Ben is the father of Elijah and Oliver.[168]

Hollick edit

Greg is the father of Monique.

Horman edit

James is the older brother of George.

Horkings edit

Reg was the father of Ray.[97]

Hosking (1) edit

Ron is the father of Scott.[97]

Hosking (2) edit

Jess and Sarah are twin sisters.[169]

Houghton edit

Gemma and Joel are siblings.[171]

Houlihan edit

Adam, Damian and Ryan are brothers. Another sibling, Josh, was recruited by St Kilda but never played in the AFL.[172]

Hovey edit

Ron, Ced and Jim are brothers,[173] Jim is the father of Wayne.[174]

Howell (1) edit

Jack P was the father of Jack Jnr and the grandfather of Scott.[65]

Howell (2) edit

Bevis and Verdun were brothers. Bevis won the 1952 Grogan Medal in Queensland

Howson edit

Henry and Herb were brothers.[5]

Hudson edit

Peter is Paul's father.[97] Simon Minton-Connell is Paul's cousin.[175]

Huggard edit

Jack was the father of Jackie.[97]

Hughes edit

Frank was the father of Frank Jr.[97]

Hughson edit

Les, Mick and Fred were brothers, Les was the father of Les Jr. and Fred was the father of Denis.[97]

Hunter edit

Ken is the father of Cameron.[97]

Huntington edit

Jack, Les and Stan were brothers. Bill is the son of Stan.[65]

Huppatz edit

Kevin was the son of Eric.

Hurn edit

William is the father of Shannon.

I edit

Icke edit

Laurie is the brother of Bill and the father of Steven.[97]

Incigneri edit

Len and Matt were brothers.[21]

Ion edit

Graham is the elder brother of Barry.

Irwin edit

Frank is the elder brother of Vince.

J edit

Jack edit

Brandon is the younger brother of Kieren, both are sons of rugby league legend Garry Jack.[176]

Jakovich edit

Gary (played for South Fremantle), Allen and Glen are brothers.[177]

James (1) edit

Brett and Roger and Paul are siblings – Brett and Roger played AFL and SANFL and Paul played SANFL.

James (2) edit

John is the father of Michael.[97]

James (3) edit

Max is the father of Heath.[97]

James (4) edit

Fred, Les and Syd were brothers.[97]

Jarman edit

Andrew and Darren are brothers. Ben is the son of Darren.

Jeffrey edit

Russell is Joel's father.[178]

Jewell edit

Tony is the father of Nick.[97]

John edit

Graeme is the father of Gareth.[97]

Johns edit

Alwyn and Keith were brothers.

Johnson(1) edit

Bob C. is Bob B's father.

Johnson (2) edit

Alan is the father of Chris.[13]

Johnson (3) edit

Mark is the elder brother of David.

Johnston edit

Charlie and Jack are brothers.[179]

Johnstone edit

Norm is the grandfather of Travis.[180]

Jones (1) edit

Brett is the elder brother of Chad.

Jones (2) edit

Nathan is the elder brother of Zak.[139]

Jones (3) edit

Bob is Liam's father.

K edit

Kappler edit

Darren and David are brothers.

Kearney edit

Jim was the father of Dan.[181]

Keating edit

Aaron and Clark are brothers.

Keeffe edit

Lachlan is the elder brother of Jessy.[182]

Kekovich edit

Brian and Sam are brothers.

Kellaway edit

Andrew and Duncan are brothers.

Kelly edit

Bill was the father of Joe.[181]

Kelly (2) edit

All three were brothers

Kelly (3) edit

Craig is the father of Jake and Will.[183]

Kelly (4) edit

Phil and Lance are brothers.[184] Phil is the father of Josh.[185]

Kennedy (1) edit

John Sr. is John Jr.'s father,[181] Josh is John Jr.'s son[186] and his maternal grandfather is Felix Russo.[26]

Kennedy (2) edit

Des is the father of Matthew.[181]

Kennedy (3) edit

Ted was the elder brother of James

Kenny edit

Billy was the father of Bill.[181]

Kernahan edit

Harry is the father of David and Stephen.

Kerr (1) edit

Laurie is the father of Peter.[181]

Kerr (2) edit

Roger is the father of Daniel.[187]

Kerr (3) edit

Alex and Bill were brothers.[5]

Kick edit

Ned was the father of Murray.[181]

King (1) edit

Derek was the father of Clinton.[181] Derek's father Robert King played for Brighton in the VFA.[188]

King (2) edit

Ben and Max are identical twin brothers.[189]

Kinnear edit

Joe was the elder brother of Bill. The son of Joe, Col Kinnear, coached the Sydney Swans.

Knight edit

Graham is the father of Philip.[181]

Knott edit

Dan and Arch are brothers.[190]

Kol edit

Michael and Nigel are identical twins.[191]

Krakouer edit

Jim, Phil and Andrew L. are brothers, Andrew J is Jim's son.[181] Nathan is a cousin of Andrew J.

Kruse edit

Max Sr. is the father of Max Jr.

Kuhl edit

Harry was the father of Jim.[181]

L edit

Laird edit

Chris and Frank were twin brothers.[5]

Lane edit

Eddie was the elder brother of Clarrie.[192]

Lambert edit

Chris was the elder brother of Harold[193]

Langdon edit

Tom is the elder brother of Ed[194] They are also related to the Cordner family. Their great-grandmother was Sylvia Cordner, a first cousin of Edward Rae, Harry, Larry and Alan Cordner, making Tom and Ed their first cousins thrice-removed.

Langford edit

Chris is the father of Will and Lachlan.[195]

Laurie edit

Jesse and Parris are siblings.[196]

Lawrence edit

Barry is the father of Steven.[181]

Leach edit

Arthur, Fred and Ted were brothers.[35]

Leahy edit

Brian, John and Terry are all brothers.[21]

LeCras edit

Peter (East Fremantle) is the father of Brent and Mark.[197]

Leehane edit

Steve was the father of Ted and Tom.[181]

Le Messurrier edit

The Le Messurrier's were a prominent Port Adelaide business family that played a large part in the early years of the Port Adelaide Football Club.

Lenaghan edit

Denis is the elder brother of Mick.[198]

Lester-Smith edit

Rod and Neil are brothers, Ryan is Neil's son. All have played for East Fremantle.

Lewis edit

Irwin Lewis is the father of Clayton, Cameron, and Chris.

Liberatore edit

Tony is the father of Tom.[199]

Lill edit

Alick was the father of John.

Linton edit

Alby Sr. is the father of Alby.[181]

Lisle/Milnes edit

Brian is the grandfather of Jordan,[200] and Mark is the father of Jordan.[201]

Lloyd edit

John is the father of Brad and Matthew.[181]

Lockwood edit

George and Teddy were twin brothers

Long edit

Michael is the father of Jake.[202]

Longmire edit

Keith Williams is the grandfather of John Longmire. Robert is the uncle of John.

Longmuir edit

Justin and Troy are brothers

Lonie edit

Nathan and Ryan are identical twins

Lord (1) edit

Alistair and Stewart are twin brothers.[203] Ollie is the grandson of Alistair.[204]

Lord (2) edit

Jack was the father of John.[181]

Lower edit

Ed and Nick are twins.

Lucas (1) edit

George was the father of Peter.[181]

Lucas (2) edit

Jack is the father of Kane.[205]

Luff edit

Bill Sr. was the father of Bill.[181]

Lunn edit

Ron is the father of Stephen.[181]

Lugg edit

Gary is the father of Rheanne.[206]

Lynch (1) edit

Fred is the father of Paul.[181]

Lynch (2) edit

Tom is Bethany's brother.

Lyon (1) edit

Peter is the father of Garry.[207]

Lyon (2) edit

Maurie is the father of Ross.[208]

Lyons edit

Marty is the father of Jarryd and Corey.[209]

M edit

Mackie edit

Gordon was the elder brother of Ken.[210]

MacPherson edit

Rod is the elder brother of Stephen.[211] Darcy is Stephen's son.[212]

Macrae edit

Finlay and Jack are brothers.[213]

Madden edit

Justin and Simon are brothers.[214]

Magin edit

Alik is the younger brother of Rhys.[215]

Maginness edit

Norm is the father of Scott and Scott is the father of Finn.[207]

Malakellis edit

Spiro is the elder brother of Tony.[216]

Mann edit

Ken is the father of Peter.[207]

Marchesi edit

Val was the father of Gerald and Peter.[207]

Marsham edit

Harry was the father of Alan.[207]

Martyn edit

Bryan was the father of Mick.[207]

Matera edit

Wally is the elder brother of Peter and Phillip. Brandon is Wally's son.

Matthews (1) edit

Herb, Sr. was Herbie's father and Herb, Jr. was his son.[207] Norm was the second son of Herb Sr.[217]

Matthews (2) edit

Kelvin and Leigh are brothers.

Matthews (3) edit

Norm was the father of Don.[207]

May edit

Charlie was the father of Wally.[207]

Maynard edit

Peter is the father of Brayden and Corey.[218]

McAdam edit

Adrian, Gilbert and Greg are brothers.

McAdam/Johnson/Benning edit

Shane, Ash and Roy are brothers.[219]

McAsey edit

Alan is the father of Darren.[207]

McCabe edit

Bill was the father of Bill Jr.[207]

McCarthy/Olle edit

Shane is the father of John and Matthew. Bernie and Gavan are Shane's brothers.[207] Alan was the grandfather of John and Matthew.[220]

McCartin edit

Paddy is the older brother of Tom.[221]

McDonald (1) edit

Alex, Anthony and James are brothers

McDonald (2) edit

Edwin, Arch, and Fen are brothers

McDonald (3) edit

Tom is the older brother of Oscar.[139]

McFarlane edit

Alex is the uncle of Bill.

McGhie edit

Joe and Robbie ("Bones") are brothers.[222]

McGovern edit

Andrew is the father of Jeremy and Mitch.[223]

McGrath (1) edit

Ashley, Cory and Toby are brothers. Marty and Dion Woods are cousins of Ashley, Cory & Toby.[224]

McGrath (2) edit

Dennis is the father of Tim.[207]

McGrath (3) edit

Frank and Shane were brothers.[21]

McGuinness edit

Phil and Tony are brothers.[225]

McHale edit

Jock was the father of John.[207]

McIntosh edit

John is the father of Ashley.[207]

McKay (1) edit

Abbie is Andrew's daughter.[226]

McKay (2) edit

Ben and Harry are identical twin brothers.[227]

McKenzie (1) edit

Bob is the father of Robert.[207]

McKenzie (2) edit

Jack was the father of Jack Jr.[207]

McKenzie (3) edit

Ken, Alec and Jack were brothers.

McKernan edit

Corey is the elder brother of Shaun.

McLaughlin edit

Hugh J. was the father of Hugh E.[207]

McLean edit

Rod was the father of Ricky[207] and Ricky is the uncle of Brock.

McLeish edit

Maurie was the father of John.[207]

McNamara edit

Bill was the father of Pat.[228]

McPharlin edit

Ray was the grandfather of Luke.[229]

McShane edit

Henry, Jim and Joe were brothers. Additionally, three other brothers were leading players in Victoria prior to the commencement of the VFL.[230]

McVeigh edit

Jarrad and Mark are brothers.

Mead edit

Darren is Jackson's father.[231]

Menzel edit

Daniel is the older brother of Troy.[232]

Merrington edit

Gary is the father of Andrew.[228]

Merrett edit

Jackson and Zach are brothers.[233]

Merryweather/Guthrie edit

Andrew is the father of Cameron and Zach.[234]

Metherell edit

Len was the elder brother of Jack.

Michael edit

Stephen is Clem's father.

Middlemiss edit

Russell is the father of Glen.[228]

Miers edit

David is the father of Gryan.[236]

Mihocek edit

Jack is the father of Brody.[237]

Milburn edit

Charlie was the father of Pat.[228]

Miller edit

Alan is the father of Greg.[228]

Mills edit

Bert and Arthur were brothers

Mitchell edit

Barry is the father of Tom.

Mithen edit

Kevin and Laurie are brothers.[21]

Molloy (1) edit

Glenn is the son of Graham.

Molloy (2) edit

Shane is the father of Jarrod.[228] Chloe Molloy is a niece of Jarrod Molloy

Moloney (1) edit

Brian is the father of Troy.[228] Troy is the father of Abbi.[238]

Moloney (2) edit

George Sr. was the father of George Jr. and Vin.[228]

Moncrieff edit

Allan is the father of Michael.[228]

Monohan edit

Jack senior was the father of Jack junior.[228]

Montgomery edit

Bill was the brother of Allan and the father of Ken.[228]

Mooney edit

Jason is Cameron's elder brother.

Moore (1) edit

Herbert was the father of Roy.[228]

Moore (2) edit

Kelvin is the elder brother of Andrew

Moore (3) edit

Peter is the father of Darcy.[239]

Morden edit

Clem and Jim were brother. Jack O'Rourke, Snr. was married to their sister, and Basil and Jack were their nephews.

Moriarty edit

Geoff and Dan were brothers[240] and Geoff was the father of Jack.[228]

Morris edit

Morrison edit

Peter is the father of Shane.[241]

Morrissey edit

George Sr. was the father of George.[228]

Mort edit

Harry was the father of Ian.[228]

Morton edit

Noel played in the WAFL for Claremont and is the father of Mitch, Cale and Jarryd.

Morwood edit

All three are brothers

Motley edit

Geof is the father of Peter

Motlop edit

Daniel, Steven and Shannon are brothers.[242] Jesse is the son of Daniel.[243]

Muller edit

Angie and Nick were brothers.[244]

Munday edit

Jim Sr. was the father of Jim.[228]

Murdoch edit

Brodie and Jordan are brothers[245]

Murphy (1) edit

Frank and Len were brothers[246]

Murphy (2) edit

Leo was the father of John[228] and grandfather of Marc.

Murphy (3) edit

Jack was the father of John.[228]

Murray (1) edit

Dan was the father of Kevin.[228]

Murray (2) edit

Sam and Nick are brothers.[247]

N edit

Naismith edit

Wally, twin brother of Charlie Naismith, was the father of Alby and Herb Naismth.[228]

Nankervis (1) edit

Bruce and Ian are brothers.[248]

Nankervis (2) edit

Stephen was the father of Vic.[228]

Narkle edit

Keith is the elder brother of Phil.

Nash edit

Robert was the father of Laurie and Robert Jr. Michael was Robert's father and Thomas's brother.[217]

Neagle edit

Merv was the father of Jay.

Nelson edit

Sandy is the father of Ben.

Nicholls edit

Geoff was the elder brother of Reg.[249]

Nisbet edit

Des was the father of Darryl.[250]

Niven edit

Colin and Ray were brothers.[21]

Noble edit

David is the father of John.[251]

Nolan edit

Bernard, Herb, Jerry and Tom were brothers.[252]

O edit

Oaten edit

Max is the father of Michael.[250]

Oatey edit

Jack was the father of Peter and Robert. David is the son of Robert

Oborne edit

Rod is the father of Brad.[250]

O'Brien (1) edit

Jock was the elder brother of Dally.

O'Brien (2) edit

Ron is the father of Craig.[250]

Obst edit

Ken was the father of Trevor and Peter and the grandfather of Andrew.[253] Brad Ebert is the grandson of Trevor Obst.

O'Connell edit

John is the father of David and Michael.[250]

O'Donnell (1) edit

Graeme is the father of Gary.[250]

O'Donnell (2) edit

Kevin is the father of Simon.[250]

O'Driscoll edit

Emma and Nathan are siblings.[254]

Ogden edit

Percy was the father of Gordon and Terry.[250]

O'Halloran edit

Kevin was the father of Eddie.[250]

O'Hara edit

Frank, Jack and Jim were brothers.[5]

O'Loughlin edit

Michael and Ricky are brothers.[255]

Oppy edit

Max was the father of Grant.[250]

O'Rourke edit

Jack O'Rourke, Snr. was the brother-in-law of Clem and Jim Morden, and the father of Basil and Jack (who were, also, the nephews of Clem and Jim Morden).

Osborne edit

Richard is the elder brother of Graham.[256]

O'Sullivan edit

John is Gabby's father.

Ottens edit

Dean is the father of Brad and Luke.

Outen edit

Alby, Matt, and Wyn were brothers; and Alby was the father of Alby Jr.[250]

P edit

Pagan edit

Denis is the father of Ryan.[250]

Pannam edit

Charlie H. Pannam and Albert Pannam were brothers. Charlie was also the father of Alby and Charlie E.[250]

Papley/Ross edit

Max Papley is the grandfather of Tom Papley and also grandfather to brothers Ben and Michael Ross.

Parker edit

Shane and Daniel are brothers.

Pascoe edit

Bob is the elder brother of Barry

Paternoster edit

Jim and Matt were brothers.

Pattinson edit

Artie was the father of George.[250]

Pattison edit

Andy was the father of Frank.[250]

Pavlich edit

Steven is the father of Matthew.[257]

Peake edit

Brian is the father of Brett.

Pender edit

Dan, Jim, Laurie and Mick were brothers .[258]

Pert edit

Brian is the father of Gary.[250]

Phillipou edit

Peter is the father of Sam.

Sam is the father of Mattaes.

Phillips (1) edit

Ken is the father of Garry.[250]

Phillips (2) edit

Erin is Greg's daughter.[259] Neville is Greg's cousin.[260]

Shaun Burgoyne is the son-in-law of Greg and brother-in-law of Erin

Phillips (3) edit

Tom is the older brother of Ed.[221]

Picken edit

Billy is the father of Liam and Marcus.[261]

Pickering edit

Michael was the father of Liam.[261]

Pirrie edit

Richard was the father of Dick and Kevin and the grandfather of Stephen.[261]

Pitura edit

John is the father of Mark.[261]

Polak edit

Troy is the elder brother of Graham

Poulter edit

Joe was the father of Ray.[261]

Powell edit

Matthew is the father of Tom.[262]

Power edit

Luke is the elder brother of Sam.[263]

Pratt edit

Bob was the father of Bob Jr.[261]

Prescott edit

David is the father of Ashley.[264]

Price edit

Joe was the father of Noel.[261]

Prior edit

Michael is the father of Jaxon.[265]

Purdy edit

Harry was the father of Harry F.[261]

Pyke edit

Don and James are the sons of former WAFL player Frank

Q edit

Quinn (1) edit

John Sr. was the father of Bob, Tommy, Jack and George.[266] John Sidoli was John Sr's uncle and Bob, George, Jack and Tommy's great-uncle.

Quinn (2) edit

Billy was the father of Roy.[261]

R edit

Raines edit

Geoff is Andrew's father.[267]

Ralphsmith edit

Sean is Hugo's father.[268]

Ramshaw edit

Graham was Darrin's father.

Rance edit

Murray is the father of Alex.[269]

Randall edit

Viv was the father of Trevor, Trevor is the grandfather of Pepa.[261][270]

Rankin edit

Main article: Rankin family of Geelong

Teddy was the brother of Tom and father of Bert, Cliff and Doug,[261] and the great-great-grandfather of Georgie.[271] Teddy was the grandfather of Graeme O'Donnell and great-grandfather of Gary O'Donnell.

Rawle edit

George was the father of Keith.[261]

Rawlings edit

Brady and Jade are brothers.[272]

Rayson edit

Arthur was the father of Alan and Noel.[261]

Reedman edit

Jack and Sid were brothers.[273]

Reeves/Caddy edit

John was the father of Michael. Josh Caddy is John's grandson,[261] as is Ned.

Reid edit

Bruce Sr. was the father of Bruce and John. Bruce Jr. is the father of Ben and Sam[261]

Reiffel edit

Lou was the father of Ron.[261]

Reilly edit

Jack and Jim are brothers. Graeme and John are sons of Jack.

Rendell edit

Matthew and Tim are brothers.[274]

Reynolds edit

Dick and Tom were brothers and Joel is Dick's grandson. Les was the uncle of Dick. The Reynolds brothers had a cousin Max Oppy who also played league football.

Richards edit

Lou is the elder brother of Ron. Ed is Ron's grandson. Charlie Pannam was their grandfather.[54]

Richardson (1) edit

Alan and Rodger were brothers. Alan is the father of Matthew.[261]

Richardson (2) edit

Max and Wayne are brothers. Mark is Wayne's son.[261]

Richardson (3) edit

Mike and Stephen are twin brothers.[275]

Rioli edit

Main article: Rioli

Maurice is Maurice Jr's father, Dean, Cyril and Willie's uncle, and Daniel's great uncle. Dean's father Sebastian, Cyril's father Cyril and Willie's father Willie Snr (all Maurice's brothers) played in the West Australian Football League for South Fremantle. Cyril Rioli is also Michael Long's nephew.[276]

Rippon edit

Les, Harold and Norm were brothers.[35]

Roach edit

Michael is the father of Tom.[261]

Robbins edit

Graham is the father of Ben.[261]

Roberts (1) edit

Neil is the father of Michael.[277]

Roberts (2) edit

Ken E. Roberts was the father of Ken W. Roberts.[277]

Robertson (1) edit

Austin Robertson junior is the son of Austin[277] and the nephew of Harold.[278]

Robertson (2) edit

Keith is the father of Rohan and Shane.[279]

Robinson edit

All four were brothers.[59]

Robran edit

Barrie is the elder brother to Rodney and the father of Matthew and Jonathan.[280]

Rocca edit

Anthony and Saverio are brothers.

Rodan edit

Helen is David's sister.[281]

Rogers edit

Joe was the father of David.[277]

Rollason edit

Neville was the father of Ken.[277]

Rose edit

Bob was the father of Robert junior.[277] He was also the elder brother of Bill, Kevin and Ralph.

Ross (1) edit

Don is the father of Paul.[277]

Ross (2) edit

Lester is the father of Jonathan.[277]

Round edit

Barry is the father of David.[277]

Rowbottom edit

James is Charlie's older brother.[282]

Rowe (1) edit

Percy was the father of Des.[283]

Rowe (2) edit

Stephen is the father of James.[284]

Rugolo edit

Frank and Joe are brothers.[21]

Ruscuklic edit

Alex is the elder brother of Peter.

Rush edit

The Rush's are all brothers; the only case of five brothers playing senior VFL/AFL football.[285]

Russell (1) edit

Wally was the father of Ivan.[277]

Russell (2) edit

Kym is the elder brother of Scott

Russo edit

Felix is the father of Peter.[277] Felix is also the grandfather of three players, Josh Kennedy, Luke Ball and Matthew Ball; as two of his daughters married footballers John Kennedy Jr. and Ray Ball.[26]

Ryan edit

Phil was the elder brother of Ted.[286]

Ryder edit

Revis is the father of Paddy.[287]

S edit

Sampson edit

Brian and Ray are brothers.[288]

Sandford edit

The three were brothers.[35]

Sawley edit

Gordon was the elder brother of Albert.[211]

Scanlan edit

Joe and Pat were brothers[5] and Pat was the father of Kevin.[277]

Scarlett edit

John is the father of Matthew.[277]

Schache edit

Laurence was the father of Josh.[289]

Schimmelbusch edit

Daryl and Wayne are brothers.

Schwarze edit

Troy is the elder brother of Ben.

Scott (1) edit

Bradley and Chris are identical twins.

Scott (2) edit

Robert is the father of Bailey.[290]

Searl edit

Sid was the father of Doug.[277]

Selleck edit

Roy Sr. was the father of Roy.[277]

Selwood edit

All four are brothers (Adam and Troy are twins).

Serafini edit

Renato is the elder brother of Laurie.

Serong edit

Caleb is the older brother of Jai.[291]

Sexton (1) edit

Michael is the elder brother of Ben.

Sexton (2) edit

Gerry was the father of Damian.[292]

Sharp edit

Alf was the father of Mickey.[277]

Shaw edit

Reg was the father of Kelvin, Ray, Tony and Neville.[217] Ray is the father of Heath and Rhyce. Brayden, the son of Tony, was drafted by Collingwood but never made his AFL debut. Robert is the cousin of Kelvin, Ray, Tony and Neville (his father is the brother of Reg).

Shea edit

Mark was the elder brother of Paddy.

Sheahan (1) edit

Maurie was the father of John.[277]

Sheahan (2) edit

Fred and Gerald were brothers.[21]

Sheldon edit

Ken is the father of Sam.

Shelton (1) edit

Jack was the father of Bill and the uncle of Ian. Ian and Bill are cousins.[277]

Shelton (2) edit

Jim was the father of John.[293]

Shephard edit

Graeme is the father of Heath.[293]

Sholl edit

Craig and Brad are brothers. Brett is the first cousin of Craig and Brad. Lachlan is Brett's son.[294]

Sidebottom edit

Garry is the elder brother of Allan, and the uncle of Beau McDonald.[295]

Sierakowski edit

Brian is the father of David[293] and uncle of Will.[296]

Silvagni edit

Sergio is the father of Stephen.[293] Alex is Stephen's first cousin once removed.[297] Jack is the son of Stephen and the grandson of Sergio.[298]

Simpkin edit

Jonathan is Tom's older brother.[299]

Sinclair edit

Allan is Callum's father.[300]

Skilton edit

Robert was Bob's father.[301]

Slattery edit

Wayne is the father of Tyson.[302]

Smith (1) edit

Norm was the younger brother of Len and the father of Peter.[293]

Smith (2) edit

Stan is the father of Michael.[293]

Smith (3) edit

Jesse is the son of Ross.[303]

Smith (4) edit

Phil is the father of Brad.

Smith (5) edit

Mal is the father of Nick.[304]

Somerville edit

John and Trevor were brothers, and John was Peter's father.[293]

Spargo edit

Bob sr is the father of Bob Jr and Ricky. Bob Jr is the father of Paul. Paul is the father of Charlie[293]

Sporn edit

Garry and Peter are brothers. Trent is Peter's son.[305]

Stephenson edit

Jack was the father of John.[293]

Stevens (1) edit

Gary is Anthony's elder brother, Michael is the younger brother[306]

Stevens (2) edit

Danny is the elder brother of Nick

Stevens/Talia edit

Arthur was the father of Harvey,[293] Harvey is the grandfather of brothers Daniel and Michael.[307][308]

Stewart edit

Craig was the father of James.

Stibbard edit

Neville Sr. is the father of Neville and Robert.[293]

Stokes edit

Ray is the elder brother of Jervis

Strang edit

Bill was the father of Allan, Colin, Doug, Gordon, and Edna "Bob" Perry née Strang. Doug is the father of Geoff;[293] Edna is the mother of John Perry.

Strom edit

Mim, Zach and Noah are siblings.[309]

Stynes edit

Brian is the younger brother of Jim.

Sullivan edit

Tony is the father of Chris.[293]

Sumner edit

Byron and Tim are brothers.[310]

Swallow edit

Andrew is the elder brother of David.[311]

Swan edit

Bill is Dane's father.

T edit

Talia edit

Tanner edit

Gerald is the father of Xavier.[293]

Tarpey edit

Andrew and Howard are brothers.[312]

Tarrant edit

Chris is the elder brother of Robbie.[313]

Taylor (1) edit

John Taylor Snr. was the father of Don, John Jnr. and Laurie.[314]

Taylor (2) edit

Cliff was the father of Noel and the grandfather of Jason.[293]

Thiessen edit

Tony is the father of James.[293]

Thomas (1) edit

William was the father of Len.[293]

Thomas (2) edit

Digger Thomas was the father of Ritchie.

Thripp edit

Bill is the father of Terry.[293]

Tippett edit

Kurt and Joel are brothers[315]

Tohill edit

Anthony is Anton's father.[316]

Toohey (1) edit

Jim Sr. was the father of Jack and Jim Jr.[293]

Toohey (2) edit

Bernard and Gerard are brothers.[317]

Tossol edit

John and Peter are brothers.[21]

Tredrea edit

Gary is the father of Warren.[318]

Tribe edit

George and Tom were brothers.

Tuck edit

Michael is the father of Shane and Travis. Nathan, Luke and Gary Ablett (Jr) are Travis and Shane's cousins.[319]

Tuddenham edit

Des is the father of Paul.[318]

Turner (1) edit

Leo is the father of Michael.[318]

Turner (2) edit

Ken is the father of Jamie.[318]

Twomey edit

Bill Sr. was the father of Bill, Mick and Pat the grandfather of David.[318]

Tyson edit

Charles Snr. was the father of Charlie, Edward, George, Jack and Sam. Ted was the son of Sam.[320]

V edit

van Berlo edit

Jay and Nathan are brothers.[321]

Vinar edit

Paul was the elder brother of Eric.[322]

Viney edit

Todd is the elder brother of Jay[21] and the father of Jack.[323]

Voss edit

Brett and Michael are brothers.[324]

W edit

Wagner edit

Josh and Corey are brothers.[325]

Waite edit

Vin was the father of Jarrad.[318]

Wakelin edit

Darryl and Shane are identical twin brothers.[326]

Walker edit

Daisy and Will are siblings.[327]

Wallis (1) edit

Tom was the father of Gary.[328]

Wallis (2) edit

Stephen is the father of Mitch.[329]

Wallis (3) edit

Dean is the father of Tom.[330]

Wanganeen edit

Gavin is the father of Tex.[331]

Warburton edit

Keith was the father of Peter.[318]

Ward edit

Eric was the father of Geoff.[318]

Ware edit

Wally was the brother of Norm[332] and the father of Bob.[318]

Warhurst edit

Tom Sr. was the father of Tom Jr

Warner edit

Travis is Chad and Corey's father.[334][335]

Warnock edit

Matthew is Robert's elder brother.[336]

Waterman edit

Chris is the father of Jake[337]

Waters edit

Bryan is the elder brother of Terry

Watson edit

Tim is the father of Jobe and the brother of Larry.

Way edit

Jack was the father of Alec.[318]

Wearmouth edit

Dick was the father of Ronnie.[318]

Weatherill edit

Robert was the elder brother of George.

Weideman edit

Murray is the father of Mark,[318] who is the father of Sam.[338]

Weller edit

Maverick is the older brother of Lachie.[339]

Wells edit

Tom was the father of Tommy.[318]

Welsh (1) edit

Bill was the father of Peter.[340]

Welsh (2) edit

Jack was the father of Peter.[340]

West (1) edit

Robbie is Connor's father.[341]

West (2) edit

Scott is Rhylee's father.

Western edit

Joel and Mikayla are siblings.[342]

Westhoff edit

Leigh, Justin and Matthew are brothers.[343] Nick is a cousin.[344]

Wheelahan edit

Danny was Martin's older brother.[345]

Wheeler edit

Terry was Garry's older brother, Willie is their nephew.[346]

Whelan edit

Marcus was the father of Shane.[318]

Whitnall edit

Graeme is Lance's father.[318]

Whitten edit

Ted was the father of Ted Jr. and elder brother of Don.[318]

Wiggins edit

Patrick and Simon are brothers.

Williams (1) edit

Fos was the father of Anthony, Mark and Stephen. Anthony and Mark were twins. Additionally Fos' brothers Alec, Frank and Glynn all played senior SANFL football while another brother, Thomas, played in the WAFL.[347] Dylan Shiel is Mark's son-in-law.[348]

Williams (2) edit

Frank H. was the father of Frank P.[318]

Williams (3) edit

Billy was the father of Rod.[340]

Williams (4) edit

Les is the father of Gary.[340]

Williams (5) edit

John is the father of Mark.[340]

Williams (6) edit

Richard and Lyall were brothers.[349]

Wilson (1) edit

Arnie was the father of Ron.[340]

Wilson (2) edit

Alf and Percy were brothers.[5]

Woewodin edit

Shane is the father of Taj.[350]

Woodfield edit

Les was the elder brother of Clarrie.

Woolnough edit

Michael is the father of Marc.[340]

Worland edit

Don is the elder brother of John.[351]

Worle edit

Tommy is the older brother of Len.

Worsfold edit

John is the elder brother of Peter.[352]

Wright edit

Michael is the elder brother of Stephen, their father John played for Box Hill in the VFA.[353]

Wynd edit

Garrey is the father of Paul and Scott.[340]

Y edit

Yates edit

Percy was the elder brother of Stan.

Yeates edit

John is the father of Mark.[340]

Young (1) edit

Maurie was the elder brother of Garry.

Young (2) edit

Lachie is the elder brother of Hayden.[354]

Youren edit

George was the father of Colin.[340]

Z edit

Zantuck edit

Shane is the father of Ty.[340]

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