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Croydon. Sapper Dunlop, who is a carpenter by trade, had previous military experience in the cadets and the militia. He left Sydney with the 1st Field Company of Engineers. Returned to Australia 23/10/1918 Married Helen D. Hicks 1921 Roll of Honour, Croydon Park Methodist Church
Enlisted 5/5/1916, aged 39. Married. Catholic. Next of kin, wife, Mrs Annie Dwyer, Rawson Street, Punchbowl Embarked from Melbourne 25/10/1916 per HMAT A38 Ulysses Returned to Australia 12/3/1918 Roll of Honour, Canterbury District
Dyer, Corporal James Edward no.9129 13th Field Ambulance, formerly Convalescent Depot Harefield Park London Special Reinforcements Myer Street, Lakemba. Cabinetmaker. Born at Gloucestershire, England. Enlisted at Liverpool 24/5/1915, aged 34. Married. Church of England. Next of kin, wife, Mrs Ada Dyer, Myer Street, Lakemba. Embarked from Melbourne 18/12/1915 per HMAT A63 Karoola. Worked in the Convalescent Depot, Harefield Park, London. Returned to Australia 3/5/1919 Died 31 July 1931 aged 50 years. Husband of Ada Memorial, St Saviour’s Cemetery Roll of Honour, St Saviours Church of England, Punchbowl Monument, The Broadway, Punchbowl
Lance Corporal Sidney Dunn Sydney Mail 24/1/1917
Dunn, Lance Corporal Sidney no. 864 17th Battalion Campsie Born at Newtown Enlisted at Sydney 2/2/1915. Next of kin, sister, Crissie Richardson. Casualty List SMH 2/7/1918 Wounded Casualty list SMH 13/8/1918 Killed in action Killed in action east of Villers-Bretonneux 18/7/1918. Buried in Adelaide Cemetery, VillersBretonneux, grave III.P.16 Anzac Memorial Killed in Action 19/7/1918
Durman, Reginald See Culley, Reginald Durman
Dwyer, Sapper Joseph no.5729 Tunnelling Companies November 1916 Reinforcements, later 2nd Australian Tunnelling Company Rawson Street, Punchbowl. Labourer