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We remember James Mullaly
We remember James Mullaly
Timeline
Timeline
1864
1916
location
West End [suburb] of Brisbane, Queensland
Australia
their own address
Source:8317849
12th March 1916
1916
enlistment
Brisbane, Queensland
Australia
Source:8317849
13th March 1916
1916
service
Australian Imperial Force
Private
6018
Australian Infantry
11th (Depot) Battalion
Source:8317849
14th March 1916 - 27th August 1916
1916
employment
Miner
Brisbane, Queensland
Australia
Source:8317849
28th August 1916
1916
service
Australian Imperial Force
Sapper
6018
Australian Tunnelling Corps
Source:8317849
28th August 1916 - 14th August 1917
1917
theatres
Western Europe :1
Source:8317849
28th January 1917 - 17th February 1917
1917
hospitalisation
Evacuated from France with "debility and loss of voice".
Hospital/Institution
Source:8317849
17th February 1917 - 11th March 1917
1917
dates
Age 53
Source:8317849
3rd March 1917
1917
dates
Age 53
Source:8317849
14th August 1917
1917
death
War Related Sickness
James Mullaly was certified to have died from phthisis ["pulmonary tuberculosis or similar wasting disease"], chronic laryngitis, and exhaustion. He was 53.
No5 Australian General Hospital Melbourne Victoria
Australia
Source:8317849
14th August 1917
burial
Bell Street, Preston suburb, Melbourne. Victoria
Australia
Grave Reference: R.C. E. 782. (GRM/3*)
Source:8873529
sibling
Caroline Aka Carrie Graves
Mullaly
Source:8317849
Details
Details
Names
| Type | Name |
|---|---|
| First Names | James |
| Initials | J |
| Last Name | Mullaly |
| Source | 8317849 |
Gender
| Gender | Source |
|---|---|
| Male |
Locations
| Address | Country | Type | Date | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| West End [suburb] of Brisbane, Queensland | Australia | their own address | known 12th March 1916 |
Contribution
Military Service
Military Service
| Service | Number | Unit | Section | Rank | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australian Imperial Force | 6018 | Australian Infantry | 11th (Depot) Battalion | Private | |
| Australian Imperial Force | 6018 | Australian Tunnelling Corps | Sapper |
Awards
| Award | Type | Source |
|---|---|---|
| British War Medal | First World War Campaign/Service Medal | |
| Victory Medal | First World War Campaign/Service Medal |
Family
Parents
| Name | Relationship | Dates | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Charles Aka Charlie Mullaly | father |
Siblings
| Name | Relationship | Dates | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caroline Aka Carrie Graves nee Mullaly | sister |
Physical
| Complexion | Eyes | Hair | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medium | Hazel | Greyish black |
| Date | Height | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 1916-03-13 | 5'6" |
Religion
| Date | Religion | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 1916-03-13 | Anglican - Church of Eng, Irl, Wales or other |
Media
Communities
Communities
This person is not linked to any communities.
Evidence
Evidence
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Official Records
| Title | Connected by | More information |
|---|---|---|
| Australian ANZACs from the National Archives of Australia |
External Evidence
| Reference | Connected by | More information |
|---|---|---|
| CWGC Entry for 6018 Sapper James Mullaly Australian Tunnelling Corps | Keith22624 |
Multimedia
| Title | Connected by | More information |
|---|---|---|
| An Australian Imperial Force Cap Badge | Keith22624 |
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