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Yeo-A-V-Pte-4947

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Volunteers of Essendon and Flemington, 1914-1918

Yeo A V Pte 4947 Andrew Victor 6 Inf Bn 21 Clerk Single Meth

Address: Ascot Vale, Walter St, 2

Next of Kin: Yeo, R, father, 2 Walter St, Ascot Vale

Enlisted: 20 Sep 1915

Embarked: A18 Wiltshire 7 Mar 1916

Relatives on Active Service:

Yeo-H-R-S-Pte-3670 brother

April 1916 transferred to 5^th Pioneers as Lance Corporal

Ararat Chronicle, 16 Jun 1916

OBITUARY. The death his occurred at his residence, 58 Munro-street, Ascot Vale, on 13th June, of the Rev. Richard Yeo, Methodist clergyman, at the age of 60 years. Deceased was a brother to Rev. Henry Yeo, who is well known in Ararat having been in charge of the local mission for some time, and is now in charge of the Brighton circuit.

Spectator and Methodist Chronicle, 23 Jun 1916

The funeral of the late Rev. Richard Yeo took place on Thursday last, a short service being held at his late residence, Munro-street, Ascot Vale, at which the Revs. Amos Uglow, T. S. B. Woodfull*, and G. S. Lloyd took part. At the Coburg Cemetery, the place of interment, representative ministers and laymen were in attendance, the Revs. Amos Uglow and F. Mason officiating at the grave-side. On Sunday evening next the Rev. G. S. Lloyd will conduct a memorial service in the Methodist Church, Ascot Vale.

* Father of Woodfull-B-S-A-Pte-180 and Woodfull-M-B-Pte-1125