BURGESS, Thomas Sinclair
BURGESS, Thomas Sinclair – A Southern Downs Veteran
CONFLICT : WWI
SERVICE NO : 1160
RANK : Lance Corporal
UNIT : 11th Light Horse Regiment
ENLISTMENT DATE : 11/08/1915
AGE : 25
PLACE OF ENLISTMENT : Chermside, Queensland
PLACE OF BIRTH : Tenterfield, New South Wales
RELIGION : Presbyterian
OCCUPATION : Farmer
DATE OF DEATH : 25/01/1940
PLACE OF BURIAL : Warwick, Queensland
MEMORIALS : Loch Lomond Honour Roll 1914-1918, Legume Honour Board
View Veteran’s Service File : BURGESS, Thomas Sinclair
NOTES :
Thomas and his brother Robert Alexander Burgess 1161 enlisted in the First World War together on the same day in Brisbane.
Thomas was the son of Thomas and Mary Burgess of Elbow Valley via Warwick.
While fighting in Palestine, Thomas received a gunshot wound to the ankle. Upon his return to Australia, Thomas married Myrtle Pullen on September 5, 1923 at St Mark’s Church, Warwick.
Read about Southern Downs Military History here.
Respectfully remembered and honoured by the Condamine Sports Club Patrons.
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