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Some examples of All-Australia Memorial book veterans

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First NameSurnameInitialService NumberRankUnit ServedService RecordEnlistment DateEmbarkation YearDate of DeathDeath CategoryAll Australia Memorial ReferenceNotesAlso Known As
James Williams 6838 private 23rd Reinforcements, 7th Battalion France 1916 1916 Australia's Fighting Families chapter, NSW section S, notes page 148, image page 146 "born at Rockdale, September 17, 1891, educated Bexley Public School, enlisted May 1, 1916, embarked October 17, 1916. War service: France (slightly wounded and contracted trench feet), returned to duty, and was with unit at the signing of the Armistice.
Rupert Williams 1026 lance-corporal 17th Battalion Gallipoli, France 1915 1915 Australia's Fighting Families chapter, NSW section S, notes page 148, image page 146 "born at Rockdale, November 21, 1894, educated Bexley Public School, enlisted February 3, 1915, embarked May 12, 1915. War service: Gallipoli (wounded Suvla Bay and contracted enteric fever), returned to duty in France (Pozieres, Flers), wounded, Butte-de
Frederick Williams G 1342 trooper, shoeing/smith (s/smith) 12th Light Horse Regiment Egypt, Palestine 1915 1915 Australia's Fighting Families chapter, NSW section S, notes page 148, image page 146 "born at Rockdale, May 12, 1896, enlisted October 1915, embarked October 24, 1915. War service: Egypt, Palestine (was with unit at signing of Armistice.) (He was commonly known as Fred.) (His embarkation date has been adjusted from the AWM WW1 Embarkati
Robert Williams F 9698 lance-corporal 11th Field Company, Engineers France, Belgium 1916 1916 Australia's Fighting Families chapter, SA section I (or i), notes page 14, image page 13 "born Mallala, May 1, 1894, educated Mallala Superior School and St Peter's College, storekeeper, enlisted February 7, 1916, embarked May 31, 1916. War service: France, Belgium, returned to Australia, November 11, 1919, discharged January 3, 1920."
Victor Williams N 3456 driver 2nd Battalion Egypt, France 1915 1915 Australia's Fighting Families chapter, NSW section S, notes page 94, image page 93 "born at St. Peters, January 22, 1887, educated Annandale Public School, enlisted August 1, 1915, embarked November 2, 1915. (He was the father of Albert N., Irene V., and Norma F. Williams.) War service: Egypt (12 months), France (wounded, June 1917), re
Rebecca Williams M sister (nursing sister) No 3 Hospital, Dartford, England, 2nd (late 1st) Australian General Hospital Egypt, France, England 1915 June 10 August 21 Australia's Fighting Families chapter, NSW section S, notes page 148, image page 146 "born Camden District, September 24, 1882, educated Camden District Public School, enlisted March 1915, embarked August 24, 1915. War service: Egypt (8 months), France, England. (Some of her units served details were obtained from her NAA service records
George Williams 26443 gunner 30th Battalion, 13th Field Artillery Brigade France 1916 1916 Australia's Fighting Families chapter, NSW section S, notes page 127, image page 126 "born In England, July 6, 1889, educated England, gardener, enlisted 1916, embarked October 1916. War service: France (contracted shell shock), recovered and was with unit at cessation of hostilities. (His enlistment date has been adjusted from his NAA s
George Williams 3662 sergeant 30th Battalion France 1916 1916 Australia's Fighting Families chapter, NSW section S, notes page 33, image page 32 "born at North Sydney, June 2, 1899, educated Drummoyne Public School, and Metropolitan Business College, clerk, enlisted February 1916, embarked August 5, 1916. War service: France (gassed Peronne, September 4, 1918), invalided to Chester War Hospital En
Mordey Willey P australianmilitarymemorialsandrecords.com/single/?pdb=10029 lieutenant 26th Battalion Gallipoli, France 1915 1915 Australia's Fighting Families chapter, NSW section S, notes page 178, image page 177 "born in Tasmania, October 28, 1890, educated Tasmania, engineer, enlisted May 1, 1915, embarked May 16, 1915. War service: Gallipoli, France. (He was awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal (D.C.M.) in 1918.) (His enlistment date has been adjusted from
George Willey australianmilitarymemorialsandrecords.com/single/?pdb=10028 sergeant Nova Scotia Regiment, CEF France 1914 Australia's Fighting Families chapter, NSW section S, notes page 178, image page 177 "born at Darlington, England, January 21, 1886, educated Beaconsfield, Tasmania, engineer, enlisted September 1914. War service: France. (His brother, Mordey Willey, also enlisted in World War I, but with the AIF. Mordey survived the war.)"