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Source for:   William J E Ambler,   1901 - 1902         Index

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Name source:    S64

Name source:    S519
Page:   Database online.

Birth source:    S519
Page:   Database online.

Birth source:    S262
Page:   Birth - 32118/1901 AMBLERWILLIAM J EWILLIAM JMATILDA LGUNNEDAH

Death source:    S519
Page:   Database online.

Death source:    S262
Page:   Death - 1599/1902 AMBLERWILLIAM J EWILLIAM JMATILDA LGUNNEDAH

Name source:    S64

Name source:    S519
Page:   Database online.

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Source for:   Henry Martin Chadban,   15 OCT 1861 - 17 AUG 1946         Index

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Source for:   Emma May Chadban,   1882 - 1939         Index

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Source for:   Mary Jane Chadban,   1883 - BEF 1983         Index

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Name source:    S104

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Source for:   Charlotte "Lottie" Chadban,   1885 - 1974         Index

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Source for:   Henry Chadban,   1887 - 13 AUG 1915         Index

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_MIL    S531
Page:   Chadban, Henry - Military Obituary 2015-08-18
http://www.australianpolice.com.au/henry-chadban/

Occupation source:    S531
Page:   Chadban, Henry 2015-08-18

Text:   Henry CHADBAN
( late of Stroud, NSW )
New South Wales Police Force
Regd. # ?
Rank: Constable
Stations: Newcastle
Service: From ? January 1912 to ?

Australian Imperial Force:
Regiment: 13th Battalion, Australian Infantry.
Enlisted: 30 April 1915
Service # 2129
Rank: Private
Embarkation: 14 June 1915 from Sydney aboard HMAT Wandilla A62
Next of kin: Son of Henry & Mary Jane Chadban
Religion: C of E
Single / Married: Single
Australian Ware Memorial Panel number: 68

Awards: Memorial Scroll & King’s Message – received by his father on 29 August 1921
Memorial Plaque & King’s Message received by his father on 3 April 1922
Victory Medal – posthumously received by his father on 25 December 1922
Born: ? ? 1887
Event date: Saturday 7 August 1915
Event location: Hill 971, Sari Bair, Gallipoli Peninsular
Died on: Friday 13 August 1915
Place of death: Military Hospital, Malta
Cause: Died of wounds – WW I
Age: 28
Funeral date: 14 August 1915
Funeral location: ?
Buried at: Pieta Military Cemetery, Malta. Row 6B grave 3
Memorial at: ?

Henry is described as being 5′ 10 3/4″ tall, 165 lbs, with a 34″ chest, brown eyes and dark hair and is 4th born of 15 children.

When he died, Henry’s possessions consisted of: Purse, two coins, key, tobacco, razor, fountain pen, note book & tin of thymenthol.
7 August 1915 – wounded at Gallipoli
12 August 1915 – Head wound
14 August 1915 – Fractured skull – Abscess on brain – died of wounds
On the 7 October 1916, Henry’s father received his meager belongings.
http://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/ViewImage.aspx?B=3223612 http://www.australianpolice.com.au/henry-chadban/

Death source:    S196
Page:   Roll of Honour: Henry Chadban Service Number: 2129 Rank: Private Unit: 13th Australian Infantry Battalion Service: Australian Army Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918 Date of death: 13 August 1915 Place of death: Malta Cause of death: Died of wounds Place of association: Stroud, Australia Cemetery or memorial details: Pieta Military Cemetery, Tal-Pieta, Malta Source: AWM145 Roll of Honour cards, 1914-1918 War, Army

Name source:    S104

_MIL    S196
Page:   Chadban, Henry, wounds

Name source:    S104

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