ANZAC Heroes | Great War 1914 – 1918

Bunbury – Wellington District Western Australia

MANNS, Thomas Henley

MANNS, Thomas Henley

Full Name: Thomas Henley

MANNS

Date of Birth: 10

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1883

Place of birth: Methyrtydoyle Glamorganshire

Wales

Occupation: Mill Hand

Address: Seven Oaks Wonnerup WA

Next of Kin: Wife- Freda Mary MANNS

Next of Kin Address: Seven Oaks Wonnerup WA

Religion: Church of England

Service Number: 696

Rank: Private

Unit/Division: 16th Battalion

Enlistment Date: 1914-10-15

Enlistment Location: Helena Vale

WA

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Embarkation Date: 1914-12-22

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Disembarkation Date: 1915-02-03

Locations Served:

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Returned: Yes

Discharge Date: 1916-07-13

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15/10/1914- Completed Medical Examination & Allotted to ” D ” Company 16th Battalion Blackboy Hill WA as Private
22/12/1914- Embarked Fremantle WA aboard ” Ceramic ” bound for Egypt
3/02/1915- Disembarked Alexandria ex Australia to Overseas Training Base
12/04/1915- Embarked Alexandria with Mediterranean Expeditionary Forces bound for Gallipoli Peninsula
12/05/1915- Admitted to 1st Southern General Hospital Dudley Road Section Birmingham England  ( Abdominal Injury ) ex Hospital Ship ex Gallipoli
8/06/1915- Transferred Tooting Military Hospital England ( Pulmonary Tuberculosis )
30/06/1915- Discharged to  Depot Duty England
25/08/1915- Admitted Woodcote Park Military Convalescent Hospital Epsom England
7/10/1915- Transferred to 3rd Australian Aux Hospital Harefield Middlesex England
30/10/1915- Discharged to Duty at Horseferry Road London
12/12/1915- Embarked Portland England aboard ” Star of England ” for Return to Australia
23/01/1916- Disembarked Fremantle WA ex England to No. 8 Australian General Hospital Fremantle ” Phthisis ) “.
24/03/1916- No. 8 AGH Fremantle  completed Medical Board Report
14/04/1916- Medical Board Recommendation for Soldier to be Discharged as Permanently unfit for Active Service
13/07/1916- Discharged from Service (  Permanently Medically Unfit )

9/10/1918-  MANNS, Thomas Henley Died in England whilst working as a Munitions Worker.

 

SERVICE MEDALS AWARDED

1914/15 Star – Medal No. 2927

British War Medal – No. 1417

Victory Medal – No. 1415.