|
Unit |
1st Royal
Australian Naval Bridging Train |
Rank |
Chief
Petty Officer |
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Date of Enlistment |
12 April
1915 |
Service no. |
256 |
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Date of Death |
6 September 1915 |
Place of Death |
Kangaroo
Beach, Suvla Bay, killed by a shell |
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Age |
21 |
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Cemetery |
Hill 10, Suvla |
Details |
Special
Memorial 47 |
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Epitaph |
To Memory
Ever Dear |
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Next of Kin |
(Father)
PERKINS Harry |
Address |
32 Pascoe
Cres, Essendon VIC |
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Parents |
Philip
Henry and Emma Perkins |
Address |
32 Pascoe
Cres, Essendon VIC |
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Date of Birth |
5 March
1894 |
Place of birth |
VIC
Newport |
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General |
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Other Sources |
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Photo |
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The Argus Newspaper,
19 October 1915, page 5 (source 42) |
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Photo |
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The Australasian Newspaper, 9 October 1915, page viii
(source 31) |
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Photo |
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Private Collection |
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Newspaper article |
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The Argus Newspaper,
16 September 1915, page 1 (source 42) |
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Newspaper article |
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The Argus Newspaper,
20 September 1915, page 1 (source 42) |
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Newspaper article |
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The Argus Newspaper,
25 September 1915, page 11 (source 42) |
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Family details |
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Spirits of
Gallipoli |
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Headstone |
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Gallipoli Photographic Expedition, 2009 (source 183) |
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Notes |
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FRAME, T.R & SWINDEN G.J. First In, Last Out. The Navy at
Gallipoli, page 131
(source 384) |
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Various |
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Australian War Memorial, ACT, Panel 1 (source 14) |
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