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WW1 Service Australian Imperial Force Reg No. 560
Unit 7th Battalion E Company
Sydney enlisted for WW1 on the 17th Aug 1914 at 30 years of age, he was wounded in action at the Dardanelles on May 12 1915. A Gun Shot wound to the chest saw him sent to Alexandria then Cairo for treatment. He returned to Australia on July 29 1915 & was discharged as medically unfit the following year.
Medals: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal.
WW2 Service Australian Army Personnel Depot Rank Corporal V82392 , he enlisted for WW2 on December 27 1939 & served until April 8 1942.
Son of David William Witton (1835 ~ 1904 Died Drouin) and
Rebecca (Watson) Witton (1839 ~ 1917)
Husband of Eva Margarette (Bell) Witton, (1894 ~ 1952) of Camberwell.
His name is located at panel 11 in the Commemorative Area at the Australian War Memorial.
Link to mother suggested by Contributor 48644964
WW1 Service Australian Imperial Force Reg No. 560
Unit 7th Battalion E Company
Sydney enlisted for WW1 on the 17th Aug 1914 at 30 years of age, he was wounded in action at the Dardanelles on May 12 1915. A Gun Shot wound to the chest saw him sent to Alexandria then Cairo for treatment. He returned to Australia on July 29 1915 & was discharged as medically unfit the following year.
Medals: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal.
WW2 Service Australian Army Personnel Depot Rank Corporal V82392 , he enlisted for WW2 on December 27 1939 & served until April 8 1942.
Son of David William Witton (1835 ~ 1904 Died Drouin) and
Rebecca (Watson) Witton (1839 ~ 1917)
Husband of Eva Margarette (Bell) Witton, (1894 ~ 1952) of Camberwell.
His name is located at panel 11 in the Commemorative Area at the Australian War Memorial.
Link to mother suggested by Contributor 48644964
View Memorial site here
WW1 Service Australian Imperial Force Reg No. 560
Unit 7th Battalion E Company
Sydney enlisted for WW1 on the 17th Aug 1914 at 30 years of age, he was wounded in action at the Dardanelles on May 12 1915. A Gun Shot wound to the chest saw him sent to Alexandria then Cairo for treatment. He returned to Australia on July 29 1915 & was discharged as medically unfit the following year.
Medals: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal.
WW2 Service Australian Army Personnel Depot Rank Corporal V82392 , he enlisted for WW2 on December 27 1939 & served until April 8 1942.
Son of David William Witton (1835 ~ 1904 Died Drouin) and
Rebecca (Watson) Witton (1839 ~ 1917)
Husband of Eva Margarette (Bell) Witton, (1894 ~ 1952) of Camberwell.
His name is located at panel 11 in the Commemorative Area at the Australian War Memorial.
Link to mother suggested by Contributor 48644964
WW1 Service Australian Imperial Force Reg No. 560
Unit 7th Battalion E Company
Sydney enlisted for WW1 on the 17th Aug 1914 at 30 years of age, he was wounded in action at the Dardanelles on May 12 1915. A Gun Shot wound to the chest saw him sent to Alexandria then Cairo for treatment. He returned to Australia on July 29 1915 & was discharged as medically unfit the following year.
Medals: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal.
WW2 Service Australian Army Personnel Depot Rank Corporal V82392 , he enlisted for WW2 on December 27 1939 & served until April 8 1942.
Son of David William Witton (1835 ~ 1904 Died Drouin) and
Rebecca (Watson) Witton (1839 ~ 1917)
Husband of Eva Margarette (Bell) Witton, (1894 ~ 1952) of Camberwell.
His name is located at panel 11 in the Commemorative Area at the Australian War Memorial.
Link to mother suggested by Contributor 48644964
Inscription
THE PATH OF DUTY
PAVES THE WAY TO VICTORY
"AN ANZAC AT REST"
Gravesite Details
War Graves Burial Details:
Methodist Plot. Row S. Grave 149.
Cemetery is now non denominational.
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