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Winton, Southland District, Southland, New Zealand
Stanley Dickson
"third son, Stanley Dickson, who joined up with the New Zealand forces, has not been heard of since.'
From his mothers Obituary 1927 OBITUARY NOTICES. (1927, October 15). Observer (Adelaide, SA : 1905 - 1931), p. 48. Retrieved October 30, 2016
9/1822 Neil Stanley Dickson (MM)
Lance Corporal - NZ, Otago Infantry Battalion 1903 left Australia for New Zealand 18/10/1915 enlisted 8/1/1916 embarked NZ for Suez, Egypt 22/10/1916 received Military Medal - gallantry in the field 6/12/1917 discharged from service in NZ 19/11/1918 passed away from influenza / pneumonia buried in: Winton Cemetery, Winton, NZ https://vwma.org.au/explore/people/796780
BORN: Neil Stanley Dickson Rootsweb ID: I405322 Birth Record: 10 June 1886 in Jamestown, South Australia
Father John Sydney Dickson and Mother Caroline Dickson (nee Flavel), Jamestown, South Australia.
Wife Cecelia Jane Dickson (nee FYFE - b.1883 SA - d. 1946)
(In 1903 lived at Minburra, South Australia)
Next of kin in service:
Brothers:
2346 - Francis Isaac Dickson
Private in 27th Infantry Battalion
22/6/1915 enlisted at Keswick
14/10/1915 embarked from Port Adelaide on HMAT Themistocles A32
3/7/1918 killed in action
Re-interned in Adelaide Cemetery, Villers-Bretonneux, Picardie, France
4104 - Morgan James Dickson
Private in 27th Battalion
9/8/1915 enlisted
9/3/1916 embarked Port Adelaide onboard RMS Mongolia
23/9/1918 returned to Australia
1536 - Frederick Roy Vincent Dickson
Private in 9th Light Horse Regiment
10/9/1915 enlisted
18/11/1915 embarked Port Adelaide, onboard HMAT A2 Geelong
22/12/1915 returned to Australia
1/2/1920 passed away
buried in: Jamestown Cemetery, South Australia
Cousins:
5324 - William Henry Clerke - from Solomontown, SA
Private in 27th Battalion
12/8/1916 embarked Port Adelaide, SA, on board HMAT A70 Ballarat
Private in Australian Veterinary Corps
3/3/1919 returned to Australia
15/6/1955 passed away, buried in Port Pirie Cemetery
2611 - Richard Roy Clerke (also known under Clarke)
Driver in 14th Australian Field Artillery Brigade
28/7/1915 enlisted
27/10/1915 embarked Port Adelaide, onboard HMAT Benalla A24
1/10/1917 died of wounds
Menin Road South Military Cemetery, Ypres, Flanders, Belgium
In 1903 in Minburra, South Australia, Neil left for New Zealand, without his wife. On enlisting he stated he was born in Scotland, worked as a Traveller;
37yrs 4mths; 5' 7.5" tall; fair complexion; blue eyes; fair hair
He stated his NOK: D.J. Dickson (brother), Balnagowan, Skilmorlie, Ayrshire, Scotland and later Miss B R King, Winton, Southland, New Zealand.
18/10/1915 enlisted in NZ
23/10/1915 posted to D Squadron, 9th Regiment R G 659
8/1/1916 embarked with New Zealand Expeditionary Force
onboard HMNZT 37 ex Wellington, New Zealand
as a Trooper in 9th Reinforcements Otago Mounted Rifles, D Squadron 12/2/1916 disembarked into Suez, Egypt
11/3/1916 transferred to 2nd Battalion Otago Infantry Regiment, Ismalia
posted to 8th Company
9/4/1916 embarked for France onboard Flandovery Castle, ex Alexandria
17/10/1916 promoted to Lance Corporal, Rouen, France
22/10/1916 awarded MILITARY MEDAL - gallantry in the field
17/11/1916 sent to hospital, in the field
admitted 3rd NZ Field Ambulance, in the field
admitted 8th Casualty Clearing Station 18/11/1916 admitted to No.2 Canadian Stationary Hospital 19/11/1916 transferred 2nd NZ General Hospital, Walton 22/11/1916 Embarked for England onboard HS St Denis
admitted to 2nd London General Hospital, Chelsea, England
4/5/1917 classified unift and placed on NZ Roll, England
5/5/1917 discharged to sick leave, Walton, England
14/7/1917 embarked for NZ onboard Marama, ex Avonmouth, England
27/8/1917 service in NZ
6/12/1917 discharged from service in NZ
Total service: 2 years 48 days (1 year 231 days overseas)
Suffered from influenza and pneumonia.
19/11/1918 passed away from influenza and pneumonia.
buried in: Winton Cemetery
7 Old Survey Block VI and 8
Sourced and submitted by Julianne T Ryan. 31/5/2016. Lest we forget.
Thank you to Kaye Bottrall, Jamestown, South Australia, for his picture.
Information sourced through: Nominal Rolls of New Zealand Expeditionary Force Volume II. Wellington: Govt. Printer, 1917
1886 |
June 10, 1886
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Jamestown, Northern Areas Council, SA, Australia
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1918 |
November 18, 1918
Age 32
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Winton, Southland District, Southland, New Zealand
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November 18, 1918
Age 32
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Winton, Southland District, Southland, New Zealand
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