Difference between revisions of "Eaneas Malthais Lorenz"
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| address = Byford, Western Australia | | address = Byford, Western Australia | ||
| relation = Wife | | relation = Wife | ||
| − | | nextofkin = Mrs | + | | nextofkin = Mrs Christiana Gladys Lorenz |
| regnumber = [https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/ViewImage.aspx?B=5869613 W67611] | | regnumber = [https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/ViewImage.aspx?B=5869613 W67611] | ||
| enlistmentdate = 22 Mar 1942 | | enlistmentdate = 22 Mar 1942 | ||
| rank = Lieutenant (briefly) | | rank = Lieutenant (briefly) | ||
| − | | unit = 2nd (Fremantle) Battalion | + | | unit = [[2nd (Fremantle) VDC Battalion]] |
| − | | fate1 = | + | | fate1 = Remained in Australia during WW 2 |
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| + | ==World War 1== | ||
| + | Eaneas had enlisted in Victoria as a 19 years old farm labourer on 15 Mar 1916. Following training he was posted as a reinforcement for the 21st Battalion, and embarked 28 Jul 1916 in Melbourne on [[HMAT A32 Themistocles]] for England, arriving in Plymouth on 11 Sep 1916. He was taken on strength by the 21st Battalion in France on 2 Dec 1916 with regimental number 5363. During the winter of 1916/17 he was affected by the mumps and was admitted to hospital in France on 17 Dec 1916. Although he rejoined his unit on 26 Jan 1917, he was again in hospital on 20 Feb 1917 and eventually evacuated to England on 2 Mar 1917 aboard [[HMHS Aberdonian]] with gangrene to the left big toe and a septic middle finger. He spent 30 days receiving treatment for VD in the 39th General Hospital in Le Havre after he had again entered France, and before he could rejoin the battalion on 20 Jun 1917. Eaneas required further medical treatment from 15 Sep until 23 Oct 1917 for Trench Fever. | ||
| + | On 21 Dec 1917 he was wounded in action in Belgium with a severe shell wound to his left buttock, and a week later on 28 Dec 1917 he was embarked on [[HS Pieter de Coninck]] for hospital in England. Following treatment he returned to |France and rejoined his battalion on 3 Apr 1918. Eaneas was wounded in action a second time on 5 Oct 1918, and was evacuated to England once again on 9 Oct 1918 with a bullet wound to his right leg. Eaneas was admitted to hospital with Influenza on 14 Nov 1918 while on leave. While recovering he went AWOL from 2 - 7 Jan 1919, forfeiting 5 days pay, and being fined another 10 days pay. He returned to Australia aboard [[SS Lancashire]], arriving in Fremantle on 21 Mar 1919. | ||
==Pre War== | ==Pre War== | ||
| − | Electoral Roll entries: 1931 Group 119 , Northcliffe, farmer; 1937 Byford, farmer. During 1930 Eaneas had married Elsie Mary Browne (1905 - 1936) in Perth. Elsie died in Northcliffe aged 30 on 9 Apr 1936. He later married Gladys Browne (1898 - 2003). Gladys died in Northcote on 22 Nov 2003 aged 105. | + | Living at 'Montbrehain' Gundagai in November 1923. |
| + | Electoral Roll entries: 1931 Group 119 , Northcliffe, farmer; 1937 Byford, farmer. During 1930 Eaneas had married Elsie Mary Browne (1905 - 1936) in Perth. Elsie died in Northcliffe aged 30 on 9 Apr 1936. They had a daughter Elsie Joyce Matuerite Lorenz (1931 - 2004). He later married Christiana Gladys Browne (1898 - 2003). Gladys died in Northcote on 22 Nov 2003 aged 105. | ||
| − | + | ==World War 2== | |
| − | + | Eaneas was a member of 2nd (Fremantle) Battalion of the Volunteer Defence Corps overseen by the RSL from 1 Jun 1941 until he enlisted in the Militia. On 22 Mar 1942 Eaneas enlisted in the Militia and was posted to the [[2nd (Fremantle) VDC Battalion]]. there, on 31 Jul 1942 he was promoted Lieutenant, but on 30 Apr 1943 he resigned his commission, which was accepted. Discharged on 30 Apr 1943. | |
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| − | On 22 Mar 1942 Eaneas enlisted in the Militia and was posted to the | ||
==Post War== | ==Post War== | ||
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[[Category:Dairy farmer ww2]] | [[Category:Dairy farmer ww2]] | ||
[[Category:Catholic ww2]] | [[Category:Catholic ww2]] | ||
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[[Category:Remained in Australia ww2]] | [[Category:Remained in Australia ww2]] | ||
[[Category:Armadale-Kelmscott ww2]] | [[Category:Armadale-Kelmscott ww2]] | ||
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| Personal Information | |
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| Date of Birth | 17 Oct 1896 |
| Place of Birth | Strathmerton, Victoria |
| Death | 1 Mar 1981, aged 84 |
| Place of Death | Armadale, Western Australia |
| Age at Enlistment | 45 years, 6 months |
| Description |
5'9" (1.75m) tall ; 135lbs in 1916 "lbsin1916" is not declared as a valid unit of measurement for this property. ; florid complexion ; hazel eyes ; brown hair |
| Occupation | Dairy farmer |
| Religion | Roman Catholic |
| Address | Byford, Western Australia |
| Next of Kin | Wife , Mrs Christiana Gladys Lorenz |
| Military Information | |
| Reg Number | W67611 |
| Date of Enlistment | 22 Mar 1942 |
| Rank | Lieutenant (briefly) |
| Unit/Formation | 2nd (Fremantle) VDC Battalion |
| Post War Details | |
| Fate | Remained in Australia during WW 2 |
| Medals |
British War Medal Victory Medal War Medal 1939-45 Australian Service Medal 1939-45 |
World War 1
Eaneas had enlisted in Victoria as a 19 years old farm labourer on 15 Mar 1916. Following training he was posted as a reinforcement for the 21st Battalion, and embarked 28 Jul 1916 in Melbourne on HMAT A32 Themistocles for England, arriving in Plymouth on 11 Sep 1916. He was taken on strength by the 21st Battalion in France on 2 Dec 1916 with regimental number 5363. During the winter of 1916/17 he was affected by the mumps and was admitted to hospital in France on 17 Dec 1916. Although he rejoined his unit on 26 Jan 1917, he was again in hospital on 20 Feb 1917 and eventually evacuated to England on 2 Mar 1917 aboard HMHS Aberdonian with gangrene to the left big toe and a septic middle finger. He spent 30 days receiving treatment for VD in the 39th General Hospital in Le Havre after he had again entered France, and before he could rejoin the battalion on 20 Jun 1917. Eaneas required further medical treatment from 15 Sep until 23 Oct 1917 for Trench Fever.
On 21 Dec 1917 he was wounded in action in Belgium with a severe shell wound to his left buttock, and a week later on 28 Dec 1917 he was embarked on HS Pieter de Coninck for hospital in England. Following treatment he returned to |France and rejoined his battalion on 3 Apr 1918. Eaneas was wounded in action a second time on 5 Oct 1918, and was evacuated to England once again on 9 Oct 1918 with a bullet wound to his right leg. Eaneas was admitted to hospital with Influenza on 14 Nov 1918 while on leave. While recovering he went AWOL from 2 - 7 Jan 1919, forfeiting 5 days pay, and being fined another 10 days pay. He returned to Australia aboard SS Lancashire, arriving in Fremantle on 21 Mar 1919.
Pre War
Living at 'Montbrehain' Gundagai in November 1923. Electoral Roll entries: 1931 Group 119 , Northcliffe, farmer; 1937 Byford, farmer. During 1930 Eaneas had married Elsie Mary Browne (1905 - 1936) in Perth. Elsie died in Northcliffe aged 30 on 9 Apr 1936. They had a daughter Elsie Joyce Matuerite Lorenz (1931 - 2004). He later married Christiana Gladys Browne (1898 - 2003). Gladys died in Northcote on 22 Nov 2003 aged 105.
World War 2
Eaneas was a member of 2nd (Fremantle) Battalion of the Volunteer Defence Corps overseen by the RSL from 1 Jun 1941 until he enlisted in the Militia. On 22 Mar 1942 Eaneas enlisted in the Militia and was posted to the 2nd (Fremantle) VDC Battalion. there, on 31 Jul 1942 he was promoted Lieutenant, but on 30 Apr 1943 he resigned his commission, which was accepted. Discharged on 30 Apr 1943.
Post War
1954 - 1980 at 6 Forrest road, Armadale, retired.
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