Difference between revisions of "Joyce Curtis"
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Electoral Roll entries: 1949 at 'Kalamata' Karragullen; 1958 at 44 Halsey street, South Bunbury; 1963 at 19 Carey street, Busselton; 1968 at 46 Bussell highway, Busselton; 1977 at Caravan Park, Carnarvon; 1980 at 13 Lewin court, Gosnells | Electoral Roll entries: 1949 at 'Kalamata' Karragullen; 1958 at 44 Halsey street, South Bunbury; 1963 at 19 Carey street, Busselton; 1968 at 46 Bussell highway, Busselton; 1977 at Caravan Park, Carnarvon; 1980 at 13 Lewin court, Gosnells | ||
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| + | Three of Joyce's brothers served in the Army during WW II. [[Stanley Gordon Curtis]] with the 2/1st Independent Company on Rabaul where he was killed by the Japanese; [[Albert | ||
| + | Cecil Clarence Curtis]] with the Reserve's 19th Garrison Battalion, and [[Harry Alfred Curtis]] who served with the 2/32nd Battalion. | ||
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| Personal Information | |
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| Date of Birth | 6 Jun 1923 |
| Place of Birth | Jarrahdale, Western Australia |
| Death | 29 Sep 2017, aged 94 |
| Place of Death | Gosnells, Western Australia |
| Age at Enlistment | 19 years, 9 Months |
| Address | Bedfordale, Western Australia |
| Next of Kin | Father , Mr Albert Curtis |
| Military Information | |
| Reg Number | WF53089 |
| Date of Enlistment | 18 Mar 1943 |
| Rank | Private |
| Unit/Formation | 7th Advanced Ordnance Depot |
| Post War Details | |
| Fate | Remained in Australia |
Pre War
War Service
discharged 2 May 1946
Post War
During 1947 Joyce married John Stanley Hudson. John died on 1 Sep 2003 in Gosnells, aged 80.
Electoral Roll entries: 1949 at 'Kalamata' Karragullen; 1958 at 44 Halsey street, South Bunbury; 1963 at 19 Carey street, Busselton; 1968 at 46 Bussell highway, Busselton; 1977 at Caravan Park, Carnarvon; 1980 at 13 Lewin court, Gosnells
Notes
Three of Joyce's brothers served in the Army during WW II. Stanley Gordon Curtis with the 2/1st Independent Company on Rabaul where he was killed by the Japanese; [[Albert Cecil Clarence Curtis]] with the Reserve's 19th Garrison Battalion, and Harry Alfred Curtis who served with the 2/32nd Battalion.