ANZAC Heroes | Great War 1914 – 1918

Bunbury – Wellington District Western Australia

TREASURE, Sydney Roy

Full Name: Sydney Roy

TREASURE

Date of Birth: 03

–

1900

Place of birth: Kojonup WA

Australia

Occupation: Farmer

Address: "Glenburn" Kojonup WA

Next of Kin: Father- James TREASURE

Next of Kin Address: "Glenburn" Kojonup WA

Religion: Roman Catholic

Service Number: 4174

Rank: Trooper

Unit/Division: Imperial Camel Corps

Enlistment Date: 1917-02-26

Enlistment Location: Blackboy Hill

WA

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Embarkation Date: 1917-11-09

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Disembarkation Date: 1917-12-10

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Returned: Yes

Discharge Date: 1919-11-12

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18/02/1917- Completed Medical Examination Albany WA
26/02/1917- To Depot Company Blackboy Hill Camp WA as Private
07/03/1917- To Light Horse Reinforcements Blackboy Hill as Trooper
15/03/1917- To Camel Corps Reinforcements Blackboy Hill
30/04/1917- To No. 5 District Guard Blackboy Hill
03/08/1917- To Light Horse Reinforcements as Trooper
24/09/1917- To 14th Reinforcements Camel Corps
09/11/1917- Embarked Fremantle WA aboard “Commonwealth” bound for Egypt
11/12/1917- Disembarked Alexandria to Anzac Base Depot Camel Company Abbassia Egypt
25/02/1918- To 13th Company Imperial Camel Corps Abbassia
10/06/1918- To Cavalry School Richon
26/06/1918- Reported sick and on 05/07/1918  Admitted 47th Stationary Hospital Gaza
21/07/1918- Rejoined 4th Anzac Battalion Imperial Camel Corps 5th Brigade Details Moascar
24/07/1918- To 1st Training Regiment Moascar
27/07/1918- Rejoined ICC 2nd LHR Moascar
24/10/1918- To 31st General Hospital Abbassia (PUO)
30/10/1918- To Convalescent Depot Boulac
06/11/1918- To 15th Light Horse Brigade Details
20/11/1918- Taken Ill en Route to Camp
29/11/1918- Admitted 14th Australian General Hospital Port Said (Malaria)
09/01/1919- Discharged to Convalescent Depot Boulac
24/01/1919- To 1st Light Horse Brigade Details ex sick
03/03/1919- Admitted 44th Stationary Hospital Kantarra then transferred to 14AGH Abbassia (Abscess on Back/Buttock)
12/05/1919- To Desert Mounted Corps Rest Camp Port Said
17/07/1919- Embarked Alexandria aboard “Dunluce Castle” for return to Australia
17/08/1919- Disembarked Fremantle
12/11/1919- Discharged from service.

 

SERVICE MEDALS AWARDED

British War Medal – No. 21080
Victory Medal – No. 20070.

BROTHER’s FIRST WORLD WAR SERVICE DETAILS

TREASURE, Lance Corporal Levi Elworthy- 204- 10th Light Horse Regiment, Enlisted-1st October 1914, Discharged- 27th December 1917, Served Gallipoli, Egypt and Palestine,

TREASURE, Private Leo Edward- 39- 16th Battalion, Enlisted- 7th September 1914, Discharged- 28th February 1917, Served Gallipoli, Egypt and England,

TREASURE, Private Henry Esperance- 12th Battalion, Enlisted- 14th September 1914, Discharged- 2nd June 1919, Served Gallipoli, Egypt, England and France.