CATTON J.T.
Given Names: James Thomas
Service Number: 5716 / 749
Unit: 22nd Battalion, 15th reinforcements
Rank: Private
Paybook Number:
Age: 25 Yrs 2 Mths
Occupation: Labourer
Marital Status: Married
Religion: Church of England
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
Height: 5 Ft 4½ In
Weight: 126 Lbs
Chest: 32-34½ In
Hair: Auburn
Eyes: Blue
Complexion: Fresh
ENLISTMENT
Date Enlisted: 11/4/1916
Place: Melbourne
Next of Kin: WIFE Mrs Emily Grace Catton
102 Peel Street, Kew, Victoria
Embarkation Date: 25/9/1916
Port: Melbourne
Ship: HMAT Shropshire A9
END OF WAR
Status: Killed in action
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Unit: 22nd Battalion
Rank: Private
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MEDALS AND AWARDS
14/15 Star: Not earned
British War Medal: 48493
Victory Medal: 47098
Other:
BIRTH
Date or Year: 1891
Place: Kew, Victoria
Father: James CATTON
Mother: Mary ANGELL
MARRIAGE
Year: 1912
Place: Victoria
Spouse: Emily Grace FROST
DEATH
Date or Year: 3/5/1917
Place: Bullecourt, France
Burial: No known grave
SERVICE RECORD HIGHLIGHTS
Originally joined as No. 749 on 27/9/1915; Mining Corps as a Sapper
Seen in No Man's Land, wounded in the stomach in 2 or 3 places and very bad, and believed could not live
MEMORIALS
Kew War Memorial
Kew State School
Holy Trinity Church
Aust. National Memorial, Villers-Bretonneux, France
Australian War Memorial
Memorial Plaque: 340571
WORLD WAR 2 SERVICE
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COMMENTS
FURTHER INFORMATION
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