Volunteers of Essendon and Flemington, 1914-1918
Lindsay J E Gunner 15144 James Edward 10 FAB 42 Motor lorry driver Married C of E
Address: Kensington, Collett St, 72
Next of Kin: Lindsay, M M, Mrs, 72 Collett St, Kensington
Enlisted: 8 Jan 1916
Embarked: A35 Berrima 4 Jul 1916
Relatives on Active Service:
Lindsay F A Pte 2385 son
Lindsay-F-E-Pte-221 son KIA
Flemington-Kensington Church News, August 1917
We welcome back from the war Corp J E Lindsay and Ptes Alex W Logie and Allan Stevenson whose names are on our Honour Roll, and also the following Presbyterian soldiers belonging to the district - Corp Oram, "Marienne", Mt Alexander Road; Pte Sinclair, "Maisie", Gower Street. We wish them all a full return to health and strength. Thanks be to them and thanks!
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Flemington-Kensington Church News, June 1918
[In an article relating to his son, [Lindsay F A Pte 2385]
His father, Mr. J. E. Lindsay, who was in the 10th Battery, Field Artillery, and invalided home a considerable time ago, is still in very poor health, and is at present in Queensland for that reason.
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Mentioned in this publication:
Essendon Gazette, 21 June 1917 in item relating to son F E Lindsay
Flemington-Kensington Church News, June 1918 in an item relating to his son Lindsay F A Pte 2385
War Service Commemorated
Flemington-Presbyterian-Church
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