WINSTANLEY, Edward Norman
Service Number: | 6740 |
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Enlisted: | 7 January 1916 |
Last Rank: | Sapper |
Last Unit: | 8th Field Company Engineers |
Born: | Launceston, Tasmania, date not yet discovered |
Home Town: | Launceston, Launceston, Tasmania |
Schooling: | Not yet discovered |
Occupation: | Plumber |
Died: | Launceston, Tasmania, 1 January 1961, cause of death not yet discovered, age not yet discovered |
Cemetery: |
Carr Villa Memorial Park, Tasmania Area: Cremation; Location: Colonnade Wall; No. 88.00; Site: A |
Memorials: | Geelong East St Matthew's Church Roll of Honour |
Biography contributed by Julianne Ryan
Father Henry Winstanley (b.1857 Dunolly, VIC) and Mother Louisa Winstanley (nee Marshall, b. Tyrone)
Siblings:
Brother: Thomas Henry Winstanley (b.1875 - )
Brother: Robert Allan Winstanley (b. 1877 -)
Sister: Anne Agnes Winstanley (b.1879 - )
Sister: Amy Alice Winstanley (b.1880 - )
Brother: Charles Winstanley (b.1884 - )
Himself: Edward Norman Winstanley (b.1885 - )
Brother: George Victor Winstanley (b.1887 - )
Wife, Edith Winstanley, (Edward stated address unknown)
Described on enlisting as 29 yrs 5 mths old; married; 5' 4.5" tall; 133 lbs;
fair complexion; blue eyes; fair hair; Church of England
7/1/1916 enlisted at Ross, Tasmania
26/1/1916 appointed to 8th Company Engineers, Claremont Camp
11/3/1916 embarked from Sydney, NSW, onboard HMAT A67 Orsova
as a Sapper in 8th Field Company Engineers, Reinforcement 4
14/4/1916 disembarked into Alexandria, Tel-el-Kebir
10/5/1916 embarked for overseas as reinforcements to 2nd Division
7/8/1916 proceeded to join 2nd Division unit, Etaples, France
11/8/1916 transferred to 5th Feld Company Corps
4/12/1916 sick to hopsital
15/2/1917 embarked onboard hospital ship HS St George at Rouen, France to England
16/2/1917 admitted to County of Middleve War Hospital, England
3/3/1917 marched in to NO.2 Com Depot, Weymouth, England
4/4/1917 marched out to No.3 Com Depot, Hurdcott
19/5/1917 Sapper transferred to 17th Field Company Engineers, Hurdcott
21/11/1917 Sapper transferred to Australian Flying Corps (AFC), Wendover
3/12/1917 taken on strength of AFC Training Depot
11/3/1918 appointed to EDP/Corporal
17/5/1918 remustered Corporal Mechanic
1/6/1918 promoted to Corporal
6/8/1918 Corporal Mechanic appointed Acting Sergeant Mechanic
27/9/1918 apointed EDP Sergeant Mechanic (AFC Training Depot)
1/10/1918 to be Temp Sergeant Mechanic
1/11/1918 reverts to Corporal
taken on strength 7th T S
3/9/1919 returned to Australia onboard Baramah, ex England
24/10/1919 disembarked into Melbourne, VIC
22/12/1919 discharged from service
Medals: British War medal (4195) and Victory medal (4181)
Cremated next to wife: Clara Dorothy Winstanley (d. 8/10/1972)
1/1/1961 passed away 75 yrs of age
cremated in: Carr Villa Memorial Park (Launceston Cemetery)
36 Nunamina Avenue, Kings Meadows, TASMANIA 7249
Area: Cremation; Location: Colonnade Wall; No. 88.00; Site: A
Sourced and submitted by Julianne T Ryan. 16/6/2016. Lest we forget.