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The FOMA De Caville Index Search Results
The FOMA De Caville Index Search Results
FOMA De Caville Index Entry for George Alexander Lewis Masters
| Record Number: | 2349 |
| Surname: | MASTERS |
| Forename(s): | George Alexander Lewis |
| Rank: | Trooper |
| Service Number: | 234 |
| Served in: | Australian |
| Age at Death: | 39 |
| Date of Death: | 05-Jul-15 |
| Home Address: | 154 Eastgate |
| Home Town / City: | Rochester |
| Photo / Newspaper Records (if any): | CN & CO 31 Jul 1915 |
| Date of Birth: | 12 Aug 1875 |
| Place of Birth: | Dartford, KEN |
| National Archives Records (if any): | |
| Miscellaneous Information of service (if any): | 2nd Australian Light Horse; attended Math School; s/o Thomas & Eliza. Thomas was church warden at St Mark’s Church, Gillingham, for 20 years. Opened "Ye Olde Eastgate Teashoppe" wife Sarah Elizabeth of 154 High St Rochester previously in East Kent Yeomanry served in Boer War. |
| Awards Received (if any): | South Africa Medal + 5 Clasps |
| Memorial Inscription Location: | Sir Joseph Williamson's Mathematical School, Rochester; St Mark’s Church, Gillingham |
| Burial Place (Cemetery): | Shrapnel Valley Cmty Turkey |
| Notes (if any): | Memorial information sourced from Williamsonian magazine of the time. Uncertain if memorial at St Mark’s Church, Gillingham, still exists? |
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