CASH, James

CASH,  James

Full Name: James

CASH

Date of Birth: 03

1881

Place of birth: Derby,

England

Occupation: Timber Labourer

Address: Yarloop, WA

Next of Kin: Sister- Emma Cluley

Next of Kin Address: 83 Moss Street Derby England

Religion: Church of England

Service Number: 264/4659

Rank: Private

Unit/Division: 3rd Battalion N & M/31st Battalion

Enlistment Date: 1914-09-05

Enlistment Location: Blackboy Hill

WA

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Embarkation Date: 1915-01-25

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Disembarkation Date: 1915-02-02

Locations Served:

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Returned: Yes

Discharge Date: 1918-07-06

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19/10/1914- To Reinforcements Company Blackboy Hill WA & Discharged from Service Prior to Leaving Australia ( Reason unobtainable )
11/12/1914- Re-Attested & Joined 3rd Battalion N & M Forces Tropical Unit
1/01/1915- Promoted Pay Corporal
2/02/1915- Joined ” G ” Company Rabaul New Guinea
20/11/1915- Promoted Pay Sergeant in the field New Guinea
6/12/1915- Granted Leave to Australia
25/01/1916- Embarked Sydney to rejoin Unit Rabaul
29/05/1916- Embarked Rabaul for Australia for discharge
13/06/1916- Discharged from Service Sydney NSW

6/12/1916- Joined 11th Depot Battalion Townsville QLD as Private
15/12/1916- To 31st Battalion 12th Reinforcements Rifle Range Camp Townsville QLD
22/12/1916- Embarked Sydney per ” Demosthenes ” bound for Plymouth England
24/12/1916- Admitted Ships Hospital at Sea ( Periostitis Tibia )
15/01/1917- Discharged from Ships Hospital
3/03/1917- Disembarked Plymouth England then To 8th Training Battalion Hurdcott England ex Australia
18/03/1917- Admitted Fovant Hospital England ( Bronchitis )
8/04/1917- Rejoined 8th Training Battalion Hurdcott ex Sickness
12/10/1917- Proceeded Overseas 5th Australian Division Base Depot Havre France ex Southampton ex Hurdcott
18/10/1917- Joined 31st Battalion in the field FRance
13/01/1918- Admitted 3rd Canadian General Hospital Boulogne France ( Deafness ) ex 8th Australian Field Ambulance ex 5th Australian Division Receiving Station
26/01/1918- To No. 2 Command Depot Weymouth England ex Australian Infantry Base Depot Havre France to undertake Ear Specialists Report
12/03/1918- Embarked England for Australia per ” Kenilworth Castle ” ( Defective Hearing )
22/05/1918- Disembarked Melbourne ex Trans-shipped Durban South Africa per ” Field Marshall ”
6/07/1918- Discharged from Service at Brisbane ( Medically Unfit )

Service Medals Awarded

British War Medal – No. 1651

Victory Medal – No. 1651

Memorial Inscription

Yarloop War Memorial WA