Personal data
| Name | Henry |
|---|---|
| Initials | J. |
| Christian name | John |
| Date and place of birth | Goulburn, New South Wales; 20.12.1891 |
| Address | 4 Comber Street, Paddington, Sydney, Australia |
| Profession | Boundary rider |
| Family | Married to Annie Henry |
Extra information
- Information
- Lives at Kyogle, New South Wales in 1939; at 32 Bridges Street, Kurnell, NSW in 1967
Military data
| Service number | 569 |
|---|---|
| Rank | Pte |
| Regiment / Unit | B Company, 20 Battalion, 5 Brigade, Australian Imperial Force |
| Date of death | |
| Age | 85 |
| Cemetery / Memorial | Kincumber South Cemetery, Gosford City, New South Wales, Australia |
Other information
- Information
- In the summer of 1917 he was in charge of the billiard table on the upper landing of Talbot House. He had told Tubby he was a patient at No. 17 Casualty Clearing Station (Lijssenthoek, Poperinge).
- Information 2
- On 12.09.1917 (8.20 pm) he was arrested by the Military Police at T.H. He had absented himself without leave for 405 days.
- Information 3
- 14.12.1917: sentenced to 10 years servitude; 23.01.1918: 10 years commuted to 2 years; 10.04.1918: released from prison on suspended sentence and entrained to unit; 20.05.1919: returned to Australia
- Information 4
- Tubby related his story in 'Gen in Four Fyttes' (1931).
Sources
- Source
- Louagie, J., A Touch of Paradise in Hell: index
- Source 2
- Personal file