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Australia WW1 Army Registrations of Cornish Born Australia WW1 Registrations of Cornish‐born Men Original Source ‐ National Archives of Australia Transcribed by Julia Mitchell N.B. Personal details transcribed in the order Height, Weight, Complexion, Eye Colour, Hair Colour Status Single=S, Married=M, Widowed=W Forename(s) Surname Service Form date PoB Age/ Occupation Status Next of Kin Next of Kin Previous mil Personal details Religious Enlistment Other details No. d.o.b. address service Denom Place Harold Daniel ABBOTT 640 12 Oct 1914 Launceston, Cornwall 27y 5m Salesman S Father, Frederick Launceston, Cornwall 5'8"; 10st1lb; ruddy, hazel; black CofE Melbourne, Vict Victoria Barracks, Sydney, NSE. Dist. To Australia 20 Feb 17 Richard Charles ADAMS 3226 25 Jul 1915 Truro 26y 1m Orchardist S Cousin, Mrs Lilly address unknown 5'6.75"; 118lb; fresh; grey; dk br CofE Melbourne, Vict Ret. To Australia from Plymouth 17 Mar 1917 Geoffery Francis ALDERMAN 1513 9 Apr 1915 Mylor, Cornwall 34y 5m Traveller M Wife, Ruth Dandenong, Vict. 1st Worcs & Warks Vol 5'8.25"; 10st 10lb; fresh; hazel; now CofE Melbourne, Vict Ret to Australia, 27 Aug 1917 Artillery, 3yrs grey George ALLEN 5528 26 Jan 1916 Truro, Cornwall 35y 8m Groom S Mother, Mrs Maria Penkevil, Probus 5'5"; 9st6lb; dk; br; dk CofE R'ton, Q'sland Ret to Australia, 4 Jun 1919 John ALLEN 3758 15 Aug 1915 St Austell, Cornwall 24y 1m Motor driver S Father, Thomas St Austell, Cornwall 5'2"; 10st12lb; fresh; grey; br Cong Melbourne, Vict Ret to Australia, 11 May 1919 John James ALLEN 612 27 Aug 1914 Truro, Cornwall 25y 6?m Miner S Father, G Truro, Cornwall 5'8"; 161lb; fresh; bl; fair CofE Morphetville, S. Aust Ret to Australia, 29 Aug 1918 Lewis James ANDERSON 86050 17 Jun 1919 Padstow, Eng 20 Aug 1877 Seaman S Friend, Sgt Robert Holdsworthy, N.S.W. 5y 81 Coldstream Gds. 6'1.75"; 160lb; fair; grey; grey?/br CofE Holsworthy, N.S.W. Ret to Australia, 27 Nov 1919 Sydney LEWIS Joseph Edward ANGOVE 4129 22 Sep 1915 Cornwall, Devonshire 19y 10m Letter carrier S Father, Joseph Edward Devonport, Eng 5'6"; 8st3lb; florrid; hazel; br Prespeterian Holdsworthy, N.S.W. Ret to Australia, 4 Jul 1919 David ANNEAR 2 Feb 1916 Redrouth, Eng 40 Horsedriver M Wife, Agness Kalgoorlie 5'4"; 108lb; ruddy; br; bl CofE Kalgoorlie, W. Australia Age 40 16 Nov 1915. Support wife, 2ch. Disch 1 Mar 1916 unfit Ernest Henry ARMITAGE 3347 1 Nov 1915? Cornwall, Eng 40?/39y 11m Storeman M Wife, Elizabeth Grace North Sydney Royal Navy 17yr 5'9"; 10st; florid; bl; gr CofE Casula, N.S.W. Ret to Australia 22 Sep 1919 Harry Frood ARNALL 15 Oct 1918 Truro, Cornwall 10 May 1871 Miner M Wife, Eveline Eadith Paddington, Sydney 11.5y 1st N.S.W.S.R. Adelaide, S. Australia Major. Transport duty only. Ret to Australia 1 Nov 1917 James ARTHUR 723 29 Sep 1915 Redruth, Cornwall 45 Labourer M Wife, Mrs Alice Maud Kensington, S. 5'5"; 185lb; med; bl; grey Meth Adelaide, S. Australia Ret to Australia 29 Apr 1916. No Australia children. John ATHILL 3952 15 Sep 1915 Camborne, Cornwall 35 Sailor S Friend, Mrs C BROWN Pt Augusta, S. 5'3"; 149lb; med; bl; dk CofE Adelaide, S. Australia Ret to Australia 27 Aug 1917. Casualty Australia form gives age on enlistment 18y9m. Enlisted 17‐9‐1915 John BAKER 59703 11 Jun 1918 Cornwall, Eng 12 Aug 1899 Boilermaker S Father, Ebenezer Samuel Junee, N.S.W. 3y S.C. 1yr C.F. 5'6"; 142lb; med; hazel; br CofE Sydney, N.S.W. Ret to Australia 25 Sep 1919 Arthur BAKER‐FINCH 4427 17 Jun 1915 Portreath, Redruth 26y 7m Solicitors S Mother, Mrs Anette Crouch End, London, Capt. Wife J M Baker‐Finch, Hornsey articled clerk FINCH Eng Rise, London. Ret To Australia 9 Jan 1919 Lewis Farran BALL 2332 25 Apr 1916 Mevagissey, Cornwall 38y 7m Carpenter & S Mother, Maria Mevagissey 5'5.75"; 126lb; light; gr; turning grey CofE Sydney, N.S.W. Ret to Australia 27 Jul 1917 joiner Frederick BANBURY 4660 30 Sep 1916 Boscastle 30y 8m Salesman S Mother, Annie Torquay, Devon 5'8"; 132lb; med; br; blk CofE Melbourne, Victoria Father deceased. Ret to Australia 7 Feb 1919 Richard BANFIELD 3244 5 Jul 1915 Redruth, Cornwall 33y 4m Miner M Wife, Eliz Ellen Bendigo, Vict 5'4"; 11st 10lb; sallow, bl; lt auburn Meth Melbourne, Vict. Ret to Australia 5 Apr 1919 John Bolitho BARKER 282 19 Nov 1915 Truro, Cornwall 26y 11m Sailor & minor S Mother, Margaret Ann c/o Samuel Bolitho, 5'4.5"; 124lb; fair; bl; lt br CofE Narrabri, N.S.W. 4.1.16 Deserted Penryn, Cornwall Richard Stanley BARNECOTT 4432 6 Sep 1915 Cornwall, Eng 22y 11m Labourer M Wife, Mrs M Plymouth, Eng 5'10"; 150lb; dk; bl; br CofE Brisbane, Q'land Discharge 14 Mar 1919 Horace Jasper BARNECUT 5996 8 Mar 1916 Cornwall, Eng 25y 2m Yardman S Mother, Mrs Jane Liskeard, Cornwall 5'3"; 118lb; fair; bl; br Meth Freemantle, W. Australia P.O.W. Repatriate to Australia 28 Feb 1919 Percival Jago BARNES 21188 4 Jan 1916 Cornwall, Eng 25y 6m Stockman S Mother, Mrs Matilda Penzance, Cornwall 5'10"; 140lb; fresh; br; bl CofE Brisbane, Q'land Brice BARRETT 16170 5 Oct 1916 St Winnow, Lostwithiel 29y 2m Engineer S Father, Frank Laryn, Nr Lostwithiel Engineers, Territorials (4yr) Sydney, N.S.W. Killed in action 9 Jun 1917. Wife Mrs F D Barrett, Ivy Bridge, Devon. Ernest Arthur BARRETT 3274 4 Oct 1916 East Launceston, 22y 6m Labourer S Father, Abraham Launceston, Tasmania Burnie, Tasmania Returned to Australia 27? Mar 1919 Cornwall George BARRETT 13 Feb 1917 Nth Cornwall 40y 8m Labourer S Mother, Elizabeth Bude, Nth Cornwall 5'3"; dk; gr; br CofE Wagga Wagga, N.S.W. Discharged medically unfit Percival Victor BARRETT 2587 14 Aug 1915 Cornwall 22y 8m Labourer S Father, Archaulas Trevalas, St Agnis 5'9"; 134lb; fresh; bl; fair Method Perth, W. Australia Return to Australia 12 Nov 1916 Percy James Austin BARTLETT 128 2 Sep 1914 Halston, Cornwall 26y 1m Cattleman S Mother Mrs James Church Stretton, Shropshire Yeomanary 5'6.25"; 140lb; fair; bl; br CofE Brisbane, Q'land Discharged in England, 3.10.15 Shropshire Morley BATE 817 31 Mar 1915 St Endellion, Pt Isaac 27y 3m Bricklayer S Father, Thomas Port Isaac 4yr in Territorial 5'5.5"; 124lb; fair; bl; br CofE Liverpool, N.S.W. Return to Australia 19 Apr 1919 Richard Alfred BATTEN 854 5 Jul 1915 Penhale, St Kyne 36y 6m Seaman S Father, William Penhale, St Keyne 3yr Garrison Artillery, 5'8"; 140lb; fair; green; dk br CofE Freemantle, W. Aust. Return to Australia 22 Jan 1917 Dover, Eng. 20.12.14‐4.7.15 NSW Exp. Force, put ashore sick at Freemantle Robert BATTEN 3358 12 Dec 1916 Penzance, Eng 43y 5m Contractor W Sister, Mrs William Perth, Australia 2yr Victorian Inf, 2yr AGA 5'6"; 156lb; fair; bl; grey br CofE Newcastle, N.S.W. Return to Australia 16 Dec 1917 Boxall Resigned Hugh Folliott BAUGH 6478 15 Jan 1915 Launceston, Cornwall 20y 1m Station hand S Mother, Mrs E A Lindisfarne, Hobart, 5'9.25"; 11st 2lb; fair; bl; lt br CofE Longreach, Q'land Return to Australia 13 Apr 1919 Tas. Frederick BAWDEN 4941 28 Jan 1916 Truro, Cornwall 43y 10m Miner M Wife, Charlotte Eva GPO Perth, W.A. 5'8"; 187lb; dk; hazel; br Wesleyan Kalgoorlie, W.A. Return to Australia 20 Feb 1919 Bernard Malcolm BEAN 852 10 Sep 1914 Newquay, Cornwall 31 Aug 1889 Labourer M Wife, Mrs B Perth, W.A. 5'7"; 145lb; dk; bl; br R.C. Perth, W.A. No children. Failed to embark ‐ deserter James Alexander BEATTIE 1128 11 Jun 1917 Truoia, Cornwall, Eng 28 May 1873 Ferryman M Wife, Mrs Annie Maria East Brisbaine, Q'land 2yr E Co Defence Force, 5'4"; 110lb; fresh; grey; br CofE Brisbane, Q'land Return to Australia 20 Nov 1918 Brisbane Forename(s) Surname Service Form date PoB Age/ Occupation Status Next of Kin Next of Kin Previous mil Personal details Religious Enlistment Other details No. d.o.b. address service Denom Place Edward Henry BEDDER 21480 12 Sep 1917 St Gerrans, Saltash 41y 1m Railway M Wife, Louise Vict Park East, Nr 5'9"; 148lb; fresh; br; blk Meth Perth, W. Australia Discharge 9.12.19 employee Perth Henry Hosking BENNETT 7464 3 Feb 1916 Penzeance, Cornwall 26y 7m Tram S Mother, Mrs A West Guildford, W. 5'4"; 112lb; dk; hazel; dk br CofE Perth, W. Australia Return to Australia 31 Mar 1919 conductor Australia Frederick BENNETTS 745 28 Oct 1915 Cornwall, Eng 44y 6m Miner S Uncle, Mr J H Malvern, S. Australia 5'4.25"; 134.5lb; dk; br; turning gray Wes Adelaide, S. Australia Return to Australia 8 Nov 1917, overage & debility Thomas John BENNETTS 1941 7 Feb 1916 St Hillary, Marazion 33y 8m Farmer S Father, John Nr Barnett, Herts, Eng. 5'8.25"; 166lb; fair, bl; br CofE Casula, N.S.W. Discharged 23.9.19 William BERRIMAN 7444 22 Mar 1917 St Ives, Cornwall 41y 4m Confectioner M Wife, Agness Punchbowl, Sydney, 1st Gloucester Reg Inf 3yr 5'5.5"; 167lb; med; br; br CofE Sydney, N.S.W. Return to Australia 5 Nov 1919 N.S.W. George BERRYMAN 6963 26 Sep 1916 Redruth, Cornwall 29y 10m Miner S Mother, Loveday Redruth, Cornwall 5'2"; 105lb; fresh; br; dk br CofE Perth, W. Australia Return to Australia, invalid, 31 Mar 1919 George BEST 2103 28 Jul 1915 Cornwall, Eng 21y 9m Farmer S Father, Thomas Mabyn, Cornwall 5'6.5"; 10st; fresh; bl; dk br CofE Melbourne, Victoria Disc.
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