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Manderson E J A Pte 3826

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Volunteers of Essendon and Flemington, 1914-1918

"To all at home from Bert and Ernie, wishing you all an enjoyable Easter. Zeitoun Camp 3-2-16".

Bert Manderson is seated on the far left, and Ernie Manderson seated at the right. It is thought that the photo

includes their cousin Arthur Soutter". (Photo courtesy of Greg Manderson.)

Manderson E J A Pte 3826 Ernest James Alfred 14 Inf Bn 25 Motor driver Single Pres

Address: Essendon, Washington St, 49

Next of Kin: Manderson, Robert, father, 49 Washington St, Essendon

Enlisted: 5 Aug 1915

Embarked: A40 Ceramic 23 Nov 1915

Relatives on Active Service:

Manderson A L G Pte 3360 brother

Manderson R R B Pte 5376 brother

Manderson H Pte 5627 cousin

Manderson W Pte 5626 cousin KIA

Harvey A E Pte 2261 cousin KIA

Harvey J D Pte 2160 cousin

Doig C G Pte 993 cousin DOW

Doig R G Pte 7472 cousin

Lukey A N Pte 4542 cousin

Soutter A D Pte 3922 cousin

Wilson F T Pte 5434 cousin

Cormack J P Pte 90 7th Inf Bn cousin KIA

Essendon Gazette 26 August 1915

Ernest J. A., the eldest son of Mr. Manderson, secretary of the Political Labour League, Essendon has enlisted, and is in camp at Castlemaine. Mr. Manderson's family is stongly represented, several nephews being already in the fighting line, one of whom was killed in action - Corporal J. P. Cormack.