ANZAC Heroes | Great War 1914 – 1918

Bunbury – Wellington District Western Australia

NUTLEY, Horace Edward

NUTLEY, Horace Edward

Full Name: Horace Edward

NUTLEY

Date of Birth: 12

–

1895

Place of birth: Andover, Hants

England

Occupation: Farmer

Address: Pingelly, WA

Next of Kin: Mother- Alice Mary NUTLEY

Next of Kin Address: Penton, Andover, Hants, England

Religion: Church of England

Service Number: 291

Rank: Driver

Unit/Division: 4th Machine Gun Company

Enlistment Date: 1916-03-02

Enlistment Location: Perth

WA

Embarkation Port:

Embarkation Date: 1916-04-17

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Disembarkation Date: 1916-05-14

Locations Served:

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Returned: Yes

Discharge Date: 1919-10-24

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Date of Death:

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Age at Death: 72

Burial Location: Old Harvey Cemetery, WA – Grave No. BC-9

02/03/1916- Signed Attestation and Completed Medical Examination Perth WA
23/03/1916- To 53 Depot Blackboy Hill as Private
01/04/1916- To 2nd Reinforcements 4th Machine Gun Company Blackboy Hill
17/04/1916- Embarked Fremantle WA aboard ” Aeneas ” bound for Egypt
14/05/1916- Disembarked Alexandria Egypt ex Australia to Overseas Training Base
22/05/1916- Admitted 2nd Australian Stationary Hospital Egypt ( Conjunctivitis )
29/05/1916- Discharged to Duty Tel-el-Kebir Egypt
05/06/1916- Proceeded Overseas 4th Australian Division Base Depot Etaples France
17/06/1916- Admitted 26th General Hospital Camiers France ( Varicose Veins )
21/06/1916- Evacuated/Admitted Bradford War Hospital England
28/09/1916- Transferred to 4th London General Hospital England
03/10/1916- Discharged from Hospital to Training Depot Perham Downs England
04/10/1916- Granted Leave England
19/10/1916- To No. 1 Command Depot Perham Downs ex Leave
23/10/1916- Transferred to Parkhouse Training Depot England
14/11/1916- To Machine Gun Training Depot Grantham England
19/01/1917- Proceeded Overseas Machine Gun Training Base Depot  Camiers France ex Folkestone ex Grantham
25/02/1917- Taken on Strength 4th Australian Machine Gun Company in the field France
05/11/1917- Granted Leave England
24/11/1917- Returned to Duty in the field France
13/12/1917- Appointed Driver 4th Australian Machine Gun Company
19/10/1918- Granted Leave England
24/10/1918- Married in England
09/11/1918- Returned to Duty in the field France
10/03/1919- To Australian Infantry Base Depot Havre France
25/03/1919- To Australian Army Service Corps Training Depot England ex France
27/03/1919- Granted Leave until 26/06/1919 for Non Military Employment with Pay & Subs
26/06/1919- Re-joined 4th Australian Machine Gun Training Battalion ex Leave
12/07/1919- Embarked London England aboard ” Indarra ” for Return to Australia
29/06/1919- Disembarked Melbourne ex England
24/10/1919- Discharged from Service ( Termination of Period of Enlistment ).

SERVICE MEDALS AWARDED

British War Medal – No. 10284

Victory Medal – No. 10198.