23/08/1917- Enlisted for Service under Alias Name – ROBERTS, George
23/08/1917-To 11th Battalion 27th Reinforcements
5/11/1917-Admitted Ships Hospital at Sea-injured During Exercises on Deck-Synovitis Right Knee
8/12/1917-Discharged Ships Hospital at Sea
27/12/1917-To 11th Training Battalion Sutton Veny England
1/04/1918-Proceeded Overseas Aust General Base Depot Calais France ex Dover ex Sutton Veny
17/04/1918-Joined 51st Battalion in the Field France
29/09/1918-To Brigade Signal School in the Field France
4/11/1918-Rejoined Unit in the Field France ex School
8/11/1918-Sworn Declaration- True Name is Patrick James McEvoy and NOT George ROBERTS, which is name under which he Enlisted
18/03/1919-Granted Leave England
5/04/1919-Rejoined Unit in the Field France ex Leave
21/05/1919-To No. 4 Group Hurdcott ex France for Return to Australia
9/08/1919-Embarked England for Australia per “Ceramic”
20/09/1919-Disembarked Australia
21/10/1919-Discharged from Service
McEVOY, Patrick James
Full Name: Patrick James
McEVOY
Date of Birth: 03
–
1888
Place of birth: Rossgrey
Ireland
Occupation: Fitter
Address: Bunbury WA
Next of Kin: Wife-Mary McEvoy
Next of Kin Address: 84 Railway Cottages Touws River South Africa
Religion: Roman Catholic
Service Number: 8030
Rank: Private
Unit/Division: 51st Battalion
Enlistment Date: 1917-08-21
Enlistment Location: Bunbury
WA
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Embarkation Date: 1917-10-30
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Disembarkation Date: 1917-12-27
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Returned: Yes
Discharge Date: 1919-10-21
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