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  • The 1916 Australian Federal Electoral Roll listed him as a farm assistant living in Armadale. ...reinforcement drafts on board the Argyllshire who had links to the Armadale-Kelmscott district. The others being: [[Arthur Thomas Orton MM]] (12th Batt
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  • ...transferred to, the new [[51st Battalion]]. He trained with them at Tel-el-Kebir and then Serapeum in the canal zone of Egypt. (One of 480 reinforceme ...a]] from Le Havre, where on arrival he was sent to the 3rd Western General Hospital in Cardiff for treatment for trench fever. Granted leave from 14 - 28 Octob
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  • ...g extensive treatment he was transferred to the [[1st Australian Auxiliary Hospital]] on 24 Jan 1917 before being invalided home aboard [[HMAT A63 Karoola]] fr ...nother six months in the Army before being well enough to be discharged on medical grounds by the 5th Military District on 9 Oct 1917.
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  • | monumentother = [https://www.powmemorialballarat.com.au/ The Australian Ex-Prisoners of War Memorial Ballarat, Victoria] | medal3 = [[1939-45 Star]]
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  • Charles re-enlisted on 3 Jul 1916, and spent three weeks in the 76th Depot Company at B ...69 days. The next day he was charged with "1) Neglecting to obey standing Hospital Orders; 2) Neglecting to obey a lawful command given by the Ward Orderly; 3
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  • | unit = 8th Battery, 3rd Field Artillery Brigade / 1st Division | medal3 = [[1914-15 Star]]
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  • | fate1 = Wounded in Action, 11 Apr 1917 at 1st Bullecourt ...lysed. One of 435 casualties suffered by his battalion at the battle named 1st Bullecourt.
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  • ...ZAC Mounted Division <br> 5th Battalion, 18th Reinforcement / 2nd Brigade, 1st Division | fate1 = Returned to Australia (medical)
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  • Member of the Armadale-Kelmscott Road Board 1915 - 1916. ...with myalgia on 17 Nov 1917. In England he was admitted to the Horton War Hospital in Epsom with chronic arthritis. Thomas was granted furlough from 21 Dec 19
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  • ...at Saint Mary-in-the-Valley cemetery, see [[Charles Fancote (St_Mary-in-the-Valley)]] who is the father of this Charles Fancote'' ...tially allocated to the 63rd Depot Company. Two weeks later, Charles was re-allocated to the 21st reinforcement draft for the 16th Battalion, and Charle
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  • | medal1 = [[1914-15 Star]] ...y leave. Walter had previously attempted to enlist but was knocked back on medical grounds.
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  • | nextofkin = Mrs Janet Henderson 1st enlistment; Mr David Henderson 2nd enlistment | unit = 1st enlistment 4th Field Coy Engineers 3rd Reinforcement<br />2nd enlistment No
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  • | medal1 = [[1914-15 Star]] ...Melbourne as part of his training as in Dec 1916 when admitted to Bulford Hospital with Venereal Disease he stated it was a relapse of an infection picked up
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  • ...h Reinforcement but transferred to 3rd Machine Gun Coy (later redesignated 1st MG Battalion) | medal2 = [[1914-15 Star]]
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  • | medal1 = [[1914-15 Star]] ...luenza. On 22 Feb 1916 he was admitted to the [[1st Australian Stationary Hospital]] with haemorrhoids, rejoining his unit on 16 Mar 1916.
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  • ...eilles in France, reaching that port on 14 Jun 1916, and he joined the 4th Australian Division Base Depot while waiting to join his unit. ...n to his battalion. Before doing so, in Boulogne on 18 Oct 1916 at the 4th Australian Division base Depot he was charged with being AWOL from the morning Trainin
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  • | placeofdeath = Repatriation Hospital, Myrtle Bank, South Australia | medal1 = [[1914-15 Star]]
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  • | medal1 = [[1914-15 Star]] ...ypt Bill was placed in the [[2nd Australian Stationary Hospital]] at Tel-el-Kebir from 6 - 10 Feb 1916 having been in contact with diphtheria. He travel
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  • | data16 = AANS 3rd Reinforcement to 1st Australian General Hospital | data23 = Returned to Australia (medical)
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  • ...ilder = Société des Forges et Chantiers de la Medirerranée, La Seyne-sur-Mer ...Gallipoli campaign before making at least one journey carrying Australian medical staff to France from Egypt.
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  • ...ain]] No. 6 on 1 May 1917, he was admitted to the [[2nd Australian General Hospital]] in Wimereux on 3 May 1917 before being embarked the same day on [[HMHS St ...gh for him to re-enter the fight, so he was sent home for early discharge. Medical discharge for chronic bronchitis occurred at the 5th Military District on 2
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  • | caption = The Drill of the Foot-Hills Birtwistle collection | monument3 = [[Kelmscott-Armadale Parish Roll of Honour]]
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  • | data23 = [[1914-15 Star]]<br />[[British War Medal]]<br />[[Victory Medal]] ...'A' Company and Battalion Headquarters on one train, and 'B' Company, the 1st Reinforcements and the Machine Gun Section on another train. They had to c
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  • ...ached to 1st Light Horse Field Ambulance / 3rd Light Horse Brigade, NZ and Australian Division | medal1 = [[1914-15 Star]]
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  • | fate1 = Returned to Australia (medical) On 21 Oct 1896 John married Martha Eliza Chipper (1876-1951) in Perth.
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  • | fate1 = Returned to Australia (medical) | monumentawm = [https://www.awm.gov.au/collection/R1667313 Australian War Memorial]
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  • | shipcapacity = 57 x 1st, 70 x 2nd, 44 x 3rd class The French liner "Formosa" was built for Societe General de Transports Maritimes, Marseilles to carry 57 first class passengers, 70
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  • | medal1 = [[1914-15 Star]] ...barking for Gallipoli, and on 15 Jul 1915 was admitted to the 17th General Hospital with fevers. On 22 Jul 1915 he was transferred to the Overseas Base Unit r
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  • | data23 = [[1914-15 Star]]<br />[[British War Medal]]<br />[[Victory Medal]]<br />[[Queen Eli ...Melbourne Age.<ref>http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/birtwistle-ivor-treharne-9512</ref>
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  • ...= HMT Mamari in Wellington Harbour c1900 NZ National Library 1/1-002225-G | shipcapacity = accommodation for 12 x 1st and 1,000-steerage class passengers
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  • | data23 = [[1914-15 Star]]<br />[[Military Medal]]<br />[[British War Medal]]<br />[[Victory ...the examinations he had sold all his paining gear and wrote to the ''West Australian'' complaining about his treatment. On July 24th he was again examined and t
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  • | data16 = 10th Light Horse Regiment / 3rd Light Horse Brigade, NZ and Australian Division ...[Distinguished Conduct Medal]]<br />[[Mentioned in Despatches]]<br />[[1914-15 Star]]<br />[[British War Medal]]<br />[[Victory Medal]]
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  • | data21 = Returned to Australia (medical) | data23 = [[Mentioned in Despatches]]<br />[[1914-15 Star]]<br />[[British War Medal]]<br />[[Victory Medal]]
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  • | name = 1st Australian General Hospital (1AGH) | title = 1st Australian General Hospital (1AGH)
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  • ...trained for Armentiès. on 26 Dec 1916 Ernest was sent to the 7th General Hospital in St Omer suffering with mumps, and didn't rejoin his unit until 18 Jan 19 ...he [[10th Field Ambulance]] on 9 Dec 1918 and the [[3rd Australian General Hospital]] from 9 Dec to 21 Dec 1918.
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  • | occupation = Mental hospital attendant | unit = Australian Army Medical Corp Reinforcements transferred to 8th Field Ambulance
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  • ...attalion]] at Serapeum, being raised as part of the reconfiguration of the Australian Divisions. The 48th Battalion ...talised with influenza and on 14 Aug 1916 was admitted to the 22nd General Hospital at Camiers. On 4 Sep 1916 he was well enough to move to the 6th Convalescen
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  • ...of the Jarrahdale Primary School where his father was a Mill Manager. His medical examination before he enlisted was held at Harvey where had been a Civil En ...5th and 6th Tunneling Companies were disbanded and the men absorbed by the 1st, 2nd and 3rd companies.
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  • ...12 Feb 1916. His discharge date and the reason are unknown. However, he re-enlisted on 3 Jun 1916, and was allocated to the [[44th Battalion]] as it wa ...om Southampton on 25 Nov 1916. (John had spent from 7 until 11 Nov 1916 in hospital with pleurisy, rejoining his battalion on 11 Nov 1916.)
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  • | unit = 11th Battalion, 14th Reinforcement / 3rd Brigade, 1st Division | fate1 = Wounded in Action 30 May 1916 Sailly-Sur-Lys
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  • | unit = 3rd Field Artillery Brigade, 8th Battery / 1st Division | shipreturned = [[SS Kaiser-i-hind]]
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  • | placeofdeath = Newton Abbot Hospital, Devonshire, England ...wing which he was posted on 13 Aug 1917 to the [[2nd Australian Stationary Hospital]] El Arish and spent 8 months in Palestine. During this time he was granted
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  • ...ent, transferred <br />1st Field Artilery Brigade 101 (Howitzer) Battery / 1st Division | fate1 = Returned to Australian for Medical reasons
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  • | unit = 11th Battalion, 23rd Reinforcement / 3rd Brigade, 1st Division ...s released from hospital, rejoining the battalion on 28 May 1918 at Villers-Bretonneux. The battalion's War Diary records that they were expecting an im
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  • | unit = 28th Battalion, 1st reinforcement to D Company / 7th Brigade, 2nd Division | fate2 = Returned to Australia - medical
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  • ...Horse Regiment, 26th reinforcement transfer to<br /> 1st Signal Squadron (Australian Pack Wireless Section) ...ed a Driver's role within the unit. His Troop later became a part of the [[1st (ANZAC) Wireless Signal Squadron]] and he was transferred to it on 4 Aug 19
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  • | medal1 = [[1914-15 Star]] ...wounded. A poorly planned attack against well entrenched troops cost the Australian's badly, and which became known as the battle of Fromelles.
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  • | fate1 = Returned to Australia (Medical grounds) ...on and travelled with them to Egypt, where as part of the expansion of the Australian forces he was posted to the [[51st Battalion]] at Serapeum on 2 Apr 1916.
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  • | unit = 16th Battalion, B Company / 4th Brigade, 1st Division | medal1 = [[1914-15 Star]]
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  • ...thern General Hospital in Dudley Road, Birmingham. Tom was discharged from hospital on 21 Oct 1918 and granted furlough until 4 Nov 1918 when he was to report ...Australian General Hospital]], where on 25 Feb 1919 while still awaiting a medical all clear for discharge, he was charged with being drunk, refusing to show
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  • ...2 Mar 1917. On the 20th, just 8 days later he was off to [[Fargo Military Hospital]] with eye problems, but not before on 16 Mar 1917 being charged with 'Negl ...was admitted to the [[1st Australian Dermatological Hospital]] at Codford Hospital with Venereal Disease, and was not discharged until 26 Mar 1918 a total ine
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  • | placeofbirth = Gateshead, Newcastle-on-Tyne, England ...hool at Lyndhurst. With the course finishing 27 Apr 1918 he had qualified 1st class.
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  • | shipcapacity = 348 x 1st and 166 x 2nd class. ...staff. Her original trip was with members of the [[3rd Australian General Hospital]], from Sydney on 15 May 1915.
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  • | placeofdeath = Dwellingup Hospital, Western Australia | fate1 = Returned to Australia (medical)
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  • | monumentawm = [https://www.awm.gov.au/collection/R1663153 Australian War Memorial] | medal1 = [[1914-15 Star]]
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  • | medal1 = [[1914-15 Star]] ...ing with diarrhoea. Ashore he was admitted to the [[1st Australian General Hospital]] in Heliopolis later that day.
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  • ...for Abbassia where he was admitted to the [[1st Australian Dermatological Hospital]] to be treated for VD (48 days ineffective service). After discharge on 1 ...rps]]. However, on 22 Dec 1916 he was sent to the [14th Australian General Hospital]] in Cairo for treatment of conjunctivitis. Later treatment was for tracho
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  • ...16 and moved north into reserve at Steenwerck. On 24 Jan 1917 they were re-entering the line outside Armentiers when Norman was injured by enemy shelli ...the Somme valley where they were training and preparing to move to Villers-Bretonneux where they relieved the 16th Battalion in the front line.
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  • | unit = 23rd Howitzer Brigade, 1st Reinforcements, transferred to 3rd Division Ammunition Column. ...ne to undertake training, and there o 1 May 1916 he was transferred to the 1st reinforcement draft for the 23rd Howitzer Brigade.
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  • ...port on 27 Mar 1917 During the voyage John spent two periods in the ship's hospital, 5 Feb to 8 Feb 1917, and 15 Feb until 20 Feb 1917. On arrival in England J ...aken on strength as the [[16th Battalion]] rebuilt its strength prior to re-entering the front lines near Messines on 3 Aug 1917.
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  • | shipreturnednote = in Hospital Ship configuration ...asualty Clearing Station, he was evacuated to the [[2nd Australian General Hospital]] at Wimereux on 2 Aug 1916 before being embarked on [[HMHS St David]] in B
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  • ...ulance Train]] No. 21 for Calais where he was admitted to the 30th General Hospital. A week, later, on 15 May 1917 he was embarked on the [[HS Princesse Elisab In England he was admitted to the 1st Southern General Hospital in Birmingham later the same day. Following treatment in Birmingham he was
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  • | name = 1st Australian Auxiliary Hospital | data2 = 1st Australian Auxiliary Hospital
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  • | name = 1st Australian Casualty Clearing Station | caption2 = 1st CCS then known as 1st Casualty Clearing Hospital at Gallipoli
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  • | name = 4th Australian Field Ambulance | caption = Staff at the 4th Field Ambulance Hospital on the Gallipoli Peninsula. AWM photo 00680
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  • | placeofdeath = Jarrick Hospital, Scotland | medal2 = 1914-15 Star
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  • | placeofdeath = Repatriation Hospital, Nedlands, Western Australia | fate1 = WIA 28 Mar 1918 Sailly-le-Sec, France
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  • | fate1 = Returned to Australia (medical) ...and on [[HS Princesse Elisabeth]] where he was admitted to the Croydon War Hospital on 30 Nov 1917.
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  • | medal1 = 1914-15 Star ...a member of the 13th Depot Company. A month later he was allocated to the 1st reinforcement draft for the [[28th Battalion]], and on 26 Apr 1915 he was t
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  • | placeofdeath = Hollywood repat Hospital, Nedlands, Western Australia | fate1 = Wounded in action 11 Apr 1917 1st Bullecourt
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  • | fate1 = Returned to Australia (medical) | medal1 = 1914-15 Star
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  • | fate1 = Returned to Australia (Medical) | medal1 = 1914-15 Star
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  • | fate2 = Returned to Australia (Medical) ...charged to duty and returned to his unit on 28 Jun 1918 via the Australian General Base Depot in Le Havre.
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  • ...= 11th Battalion, 4th Reinforcement, posted to A Company. 3rd Brigade / 1st Division | fate3 = Returned to Australia (medical)
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  • ...leave from 24 Oct - 7 Nov 1918. When he returned from leave, it was to the 1st Command Depot where his return to Australia was prepared. Discharged by the ...laide, when her marriage to Mr. Jock Blair will take, place."<ref>The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954) Monday 19 February 1934 p 10 Article</ref>
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  • | monument3 = Villers-Bretonneux Memorial | monumentawm = [https://www.awm.gov.au/collection/R1677005 Australian War Memorial]
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  • | fate1 = Wounded in Action (gassed) 25 Apr 1918 Villers-Bretonneux ...t was employed 6 May 1907 by Jacob Sincock in Adelaide area as dairy rounds-man, but it appears temptation when handling cash could not be resisted in e
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  • ...pital from 21 August, and then transferred to the [[8th Australian General Hospital]] from 29th August until 11th September 1916, and on 22 Sep 1916 he was dis When Cecil enlisted a second time, some 28 days later, the preliminary medical examination reported that he was Class 3 - Doubtful as a result of Neurasth
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  • ...Belgium. During the time he was in training he spent time in the Parkhouse Hospital, reason not recorded. ...General Hospital the next day. On 20 Jun 1918 he was released to the [[1st Australian Convalescent Depot]]. On 14 Jul 1918 he was fit for service again and was s
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  • | fate2 = Wounded in action 24 Mar 1918 at Villers-Bretonneux ...employment, and passed the selection board 27 February 1914 and passed the medical examination before commencing work as a Junior Porter at Fremantle Goods de
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  • | fate2 = Returned to Australia - medical ...884 before returning to England in 1892. Their expanded family returned to Australian aboard the ''SS Stuttgart'', arriving in Fremantle on 23 July 1902.
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  • ...and on 27 Sep 1918 where Arthur was admitted to the 2/1st Southern General Hospital, Dudley road, Birmingham the next day. Arthur was said to be suffering from Arthur was discharged from hospital and granted 2 days furlough on 7 Oct 1918. Although he reported to the [[Ov
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  • ...he sat the Junior Examination in 1908 before being employed by the Western Australian Civil Service. ...916. In England on 25 Sep 1916 he was admitted to the 4th Southern General Hospital in Plymouth with Cerebro Spinal Barrier.
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  • | medal1 = 1914-15 Star ...l]] on 20 Jun 1915. Released to the Australian & New Zealand Convalescent Hospital at Helouan on 28 Jun 1915, he was soon back with his unit at Gallipoli.
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  • ...regular heart beat). George was released to the [[3rd Australian Auxiliary Hospital]] on 6 May 1918, and following further treatment he was sent to the No 2 Co ...on [[SS Lancashire]] where he was admitted to the [[8th Australian General Hospital]] in Fremantle. Here he was charged with being AWOL from 10:00am on 10 Apr
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  • ...Ajana]] where he was taken on strength of the [[16th Battalion]] at Tel-el-Kebir on 7 Mar 1916. On 1 Jun 1916 the battalion embarked on the [[HMT Cana ...50th Battalion. Treated by the [[3rd Field Ambulance]] and then the [[3rd Australian Casualty Clearing Station]] the same day he was transferred by [[Ambulance
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  • | placeofdeath = Hollywood Repat Hospital, Western Australia | fate1 = WIA 4-6 Nov 1916 Gueuedecourt
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  • | fate1 = Returned to Australia (Medical) | medal1 = 1914-15 Star
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  • ...[[51st Battalion]]. Soon after, on 31 May 1916 intel-el-Kebir he required hospital treatment for influenza. ...917, he was fit for duty after a short stint in [[1st Australian Auxiliary Hospital]] from 15 - 22 May 1917.
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  • | fate1 = Returned to Australia (Medical) ...1th Battalion]]. From 17 Aug 1917 until 3 Feb 1918 Patrick was detached to 1st Division Headquarters for duty with the APM.
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  • | shipreturnednote = operating as a Hospital Ship | fate2 = Returned to Australia (medical)
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  • | medal2 = 1914-15 Star ...aboard [[HMAT A49 Seang Choon]]. Admitted to the [[1st Australian General Hospital]] on 3 May 1915 with a gunshot wound to the thigh.
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  • | fate1 = Returned to Australia (medical) | medal1 = 1914-15 Star
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  • | unit = Hospital Transport Corps, transferred to 14th Australian Field Ambulance | medal2 = 1914-15 Star
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  • | medal1 = 1914-15 Star ...ANZAC Base on Mudros from Alexandria, and was taken on strength by the 4th Australian Field Ambulance at Walden Grove Gallipoli on 7 Dec 1915. On 16 Dec 1915 he
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  • | unit = Australian Army Medical Corps | fate1 = Returned to Australia (Medical)
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  • | description = 5'7½" (1.m) tall; weight 145lbs; fair complexion, blue-green eyes, brown hair | eyes = blue-green
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  • | fate2 = Returned to Australia (medical) | medal1 = 1914-15 Star
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  • | fate1 = Returned to Australia (Medical) | medal1 = 1914-15 Star
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  • | fate1 = Returned to Australia - Medical ...England. During the voyage Albert had need of medical help from the ship's hospital from 30 Jan to 2 Feb 1917.
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