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World War 1 Audley Combatants - From Former 'Colonial' Countries
The aim of the World War 1 pages in the Audley Family History website is to list all the people with the Audley & Aidley surname who were combatants in World War 1 and to provide a link (Tag Number) so that their family history can be identified with in the Family Histories detailed within the 'Family Tree' pages on this website. Included within these listings are a number of other people who did not use the Audley but had the name Audley included within their name generally as a forename.
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Australian Forces Tag & Flag |
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The Australian Flag at the time of WW1 |
Alfred Norman Audley Born 1892 Melbourne Victoria Died 12th July 1954, Aged 62 Buried in the Box Hill Cemetery, Victoria Church of England Next Of Kin: F Audley, & Edward Audley (Father) of 15, Primrose Street, Moonee Ponds, Victoria. (Prior to Enlisting he served in the Militia.) Living in the Parish of Fitzroy, Victoria, New South Wales, a Warehouseman/Warehouse Salesman Enlisted: 26th August 1914. At Pontville, Tasmania, Australia. Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Australian Army Flying Corp. SERN LIEUTENANT Gunner Reg No #1944, 4th Division Field Artillery Field Artillery Brigade 3, Battery 9. (Embarked on the 20th October 1914, from Hobart, Tasmania, on board Transport A2 ‘Geelong’. Returned to Australia on the 11th December 1918.) This person has not been identified his service record exists. |
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George Audley (1880 - 1972)
A British Subject Next Of Kin: Mrs Amy M Audley of 188, Willow Street, North Fitzroy, Victoria, New South Wales, & W Audley Enlisted: 12th June 1916. At Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Australian Army Private 21st Battalion, 16th Reinforcement Regiment, : SERN #5783 : (Embarked from Melbourne, Victoria, on board HMAT A71 Nestor on 2nd October 1916. Returned to Australia on the 15th February 1918.) His service record exists. |
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William H Audley (1893 - 1963)
Roman Catholic Next of Kin: Mother. Mrs H Audley 102 Union Street West Brunswick, Melbourne, Australia. Living in the Parish of Yarrawonga, Moira County, Victoria, New South Wales, a Labourer, Enlisted: 17th August 1914. At Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Australian Army Flying Corp SERN: # ??24 Head Quarters 1st Australian Division Also served in the 5th Australian Infantry Regiment prior to Enlistment. (Possibly served in the 2nd Infantry Brigade, but crossed out on his Attestation Record?) (Embarked from Melbourne, Victoria, on board HMAT A3 Orvieto on the 21st October 1914. Returned to Australia on the 23rd October 1918.) His service record exists. |
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Canadian Forces Tag & Flag |
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Alfred Audley (1866 - ????)
Born Q4 1866 (according to GRO Index of England) 22nd November 1876 (according to attestation papers) He emigrated from England to Canada in May 1904 He joined the Canadian Forces 1st February 1915 Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Rank : Private 51st Battalon of the Canadian Expeditionary Force, #436703 His Attestation Papers Survive |
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George Henry Audley (1885 - 1968)
Born Q1 1885 (according to GRO index of England) 5th February 1886 (according to attestation papers) Emigrated From England to Canada in August 1910. He joined the Canadian Forces 14th December 1915 Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Canadian Expeditionary Force, 138th (Edmonton, Alberta) Battalion Private, #811376 49th Battalion of the Alberta Regiment sailed to England in August 1916. His attestation papers survive |
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James Joseph Audley (1883 - 1965)
Born Q3 1883 (according to GRO index of England) 1st July 1890 (according to attestation papers) Emigrated to Canada as an orphan uneder the 'Home Children' scheme in September 1890 He joined the Canadian Forces 5th January 1915 Military Unit; Rank & Service Number The Quebec Regiment of The Canadian Expeditionary Force, Service #3080845 His attestation papers survive |
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Charles Edward Audley Born Q4 1898 (According to the GRO index of England) 19th November 1896 (According to attestation papers) Died 18th November 1916 and Buried at Regina Trench Cemetery, Grandcourt, Somme, France. He emigrated from England to Canada in May 1910. He joined the Canadian Forces 6th October 1915. Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Canadian Expeditionary Force, 87th Overseas Battalion, Canadian Grenadier Guards, a Private; #177111 His Attestation Papers survives |
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Indian Forces Flag & Tag |
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C Audley Awarded the 'British War' Medal
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, Indian Defence Force, Private, #3962 |
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F Audley Awarded the 'British War' Medal
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, Indian Defence Force, Corporal, #3459 |
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{AC40} The British India Flag at the time of WW1 |
Walter Donald Audley (1900 - 1981) Awarded the 'British War' Medal
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, Indian Defence Force, Corporal, #3562 This person is also recorded in the ‘WW1 combatants with forename W’page It should be noted that there were two brothers living in India during WW1 namely {AC38} William Dundonald Audley and {AC40} Walter Donald Audley. We have assumed based on their ages during WW1 that this is the younger Brother. It should be noted that on his medal record card he is recorded as W Audley |
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William Dundonald Audley (1895 - 1979) Awarded the 'British War' Medal
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, 38th Dogras Indian Army, 2nd Lieutenant
It should be noted that there were two brothers living in India during WW1 namely {AC38} William Dundonald Audley and {AC40} Walter Donald Audley. We have assumed based on their ages during WW1 that this is the elder Brother. It should be noted that this person has two medal record cards one British and one Indian. The British Medal Card states ‘ issued in India’. On both Medal Record Cards he is recorded as W D Audley
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New Zealand Tag & Flag |
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Ernest Henry Audley (1985 - 1973)
Church of England. Next Of Kin: Mr F Audley (Father), Of Coromandel, North Island, New Zealand. Enlisted: 9th August 1917 Living C/o a Mr Sims in Taumaranui, North Island, New Zealand, A School Teacher with the Wanganui Education Board. Military Unit; Rank & Service Number New Zealand Army WW1 #79769 This person has not been identified his service record exists. |
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