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Alfred CROWTHER

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Surname: CROWTHER

Forename(s): Alfred

Place of Birth: Wayville, South Australia

Service No: 1100

Rank: Private

Regiment / Corps / Service: Australian Infantry

Battalion / Unit: 'C' Coy 10th Battalion

Division: 1st Australian Division

Age: 27

Date of Death: 1915-04-25

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CWGC Grave / Memorial Reference: 32.

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CWGC Memorial: LONE PINE MEMORIAL

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Local War Memorial(s): Not Listed (View Names Not Listed on a Local War Memorial)

Additional Information:

Alfred Crowther was the son of George and Mary Ann Crowther, née Riley. George (born Mirfield, Yorkshire, c. 1856) was the son of Joseph and Betty Crowther; Mary Ann (born Crosshills, Yorkshire, c. 1855) was the daughter of John and Sarah Ann Riley.

The image of the cap badge also shows the colour patch of the battalion.

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Data Source: West Yorkshire Pioneer Article

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Regiment / Corps / Service Badge: Australian Infantry

Regiment / Corps / Service Badge: Australian Infantry

Divisional Sign / Service Insignia: 1st Australian Division

Divisional Sign / Service Insignia: 1st Australian Division

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Surname: CROWTHER

Forename(s): Alfred

Country of Service: Australian

Service Number: 1100

Rank: Private

Regiment: Australian Infantry, A.I.F.

Unit: 10th Bn.

Age: 26

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Died Date: 25/04/1915

Additional Information: Son of George and Mary Ann Crowther, of 17, Goodwood Rd., Wayville, South Australia.

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06 August 1915

GLUSBURN

DEATH IN THE DARDANELLES

A letter has been received by Mr. Robert Riley, that Private Alfred Crowther of Adelaide, of the 10th Battalion Australian Infantry, met his death during the landing in the Dardanelles on June 7th. Private Crowther’s family connections are closely associated with the Glusburn district. His mother was formerly Miss Mary Ann Riley, daughter of the late Mr. John Riley of Harding Houses, Junction, commonly known as New Zealand Houses. About a year ago, Private Crowther’s brother (who is serving with the Australian Navy), visited the district, having come over to the Mother Country along with others to receive training on board a submarine.

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