HILL, Herbert Leonard

HILL, Herbert Leonard

Full Name: Herbert Leonard

HILL

Date of Birth: 10

–

1896

Place of birth: Bunbury

Australia

Occupation: Farmer

Address: Wagerup WA

Next of Kin: Father-John Hill Mother-Clara Elizabeth Hill

Next of Kin Address: Wagerup WA

Religion: Church of England

Service Number: 7008

Rank: Private

Unit/Division: 11th Battalion

Enlistment Date: 1916-08-01

Enlistment Location: Blackboy Hill

WA

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Embarkation Date: 1916-12-23

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Disembarkation Date: 1917-02-16

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Returned: Yes

Discharge Date: 1919-08-15

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15/09/1916-Admitted Hospital Perth
25/09/1916-Transferred No 8 Aust General Hospital Fremantle ( Measles )
1/11/1916-Returned to Duty
18/02/1917-To 3rd Training Battalion England
21/03/1917-Admitted Parkhouse Hospital England ( Mumps )
8/04/1917-Returned to 3rd Training Battalion
22/05/1917-Proceeded overseas Etaples France ex. Southampton ex. Durrington
16/06/1917-Joined 11th Battalion in the field France
23/06/1917-Wounded accidentally Bombing Practice ( Wounds right leg right dorearmleft armleft thigh )
3/07/1917-Admitted 9 General hospital Rouen France then Convalescent Depot Rouen
21/08/1917-Rejoined unit in the field
31/10/1917-Wouded in Action Ribemont France ( Gunshot Wounds Left Hand neck and leg )
13/11/1917-Transferred 2 Aust General Hospital Abbeville France ex. 3 Aust Field Ambulance
18/11/1917-Evacuated/admitted Royal Victorian Hospital Netley England
14/12/1917-Granted Leave England
29/12/1917-To No.2 Command Depot Sutton Veny England ex. Leave
6/02/1918-Rejoined Unit in the field France ex. Southampton
25/04/1919-Disembarked England to No. 1 group Longbridge Deverill England
1/06/1919-Embarked England for Australia per *Somali *
8/07/1919-Disembarked Australia
15/08/1919-Discharged from Service
3/11/1924-DVA received letter from mother stating Soldier son had committed suicide by shooting himself in 1921 as he could no longerdeal with the effects of the war