28/11/1914-To 2nd Depot Company as Private
4/01/1915-To No. 1 Depot Light Horse as Trooper
9/02/1915-to 2nd Reinforcements 10th Light Horse Regement
16/05/1915-Embarked Alexandria with Meditteranean Expeditionary Forces for Gallipoli Peninsula
30/05/1915-Wounded in Action Hill 60 Anzac Gallipoli ( Gunshot Wound Foot- Still in Bivouac )
13/06/1915-Rejoined Unit in the field Gallipoli
30/07/1915-Admitted 24th Casualty Clearing Station Gallipoli ( Influenza ) ex 3rd Light Horse Field Ambulance then to Mudros Lemnos
30/07/1915-Transferred to Convalescent Depot Mudros
7/08/1915-Rejoined Unit in the field Gallipoli
29/08/1915-Wounded in Action Anzac Gallipoli ( Bomb Wound left Shoulder )
29/08/1915-Operation performed on Hospital Ship in transit to Mudros ex 16th Casualty Clearing Station
13/09/1915-Evacuated/Admitted King George Hospital Stamford Street England ex Mudros
14/01/1916-Discharged from Hospital England
29/01/1916-Medical Board Report Westminster England ( Unfit for Active Service )
11/03/1916-Embarked Portland for Australia per “Suevic’ ( Bomb Wound Left Shoulder )
15/04/1916-Disembarked Fremantle to No. 8 Aust General Hospital for Recovery & Treatment-Discharged 29/09/1916
29/09/1916-Discharged from Service ( Permanently Medically Unfit for Active Service )
PATTEN, Hilary
Full Name: Hilary
PATTEN
Date of Birth: 01
–
1887
Place of birth: Narracoorte
Australia
Occupation: Labourer
Address: Bunbury WA
Next of Kin: Father-James Patten
Next of Kin Address: Goomalling WA
Religion: Wesleyan
Service Number: 739
Rank: Trooper
Unit/Division: 10th Light Horse Regiment
Enlistment Date: 1914-11-28
Enlistment Location: Helena Vale
WA
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Embarkation Date: 1915-02-19
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Disembarkation Date: 1915-03-17
Returned: Yes
Discharge Date: 1916-09-29
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