BRONZE MEMORIAL PLAQUE-BRITISH WAR AND VICTORY MEDALS-TO WILLIAMSON- 4TH BTN AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCES-DIED OF DISEASE ON 8TH MAY 1917-PREVIOUSLY WOUNDED AT ANZAC-GALLIPOLI 06/08/1915-BORN COALISLAND -IRELAND

Bronze Memorial Plaque, named to:
SAMUEL WILLIAMSON. British War and Victory Medals, named to: 696 CPL.S.WILLIAMSON.4-BN.A.I.F.
Medals and plaque good very fine or better.(also entitled to the 1914/15 Star)
696 Corporal Samuel Williamson,4th Btn., Australian Infantry A.I.F. died of disease on 8th May 1917.
The Son of William and Annie Williamson, of "Drumlee" Coalisland, Co.Tyrone, Ireland.He is buried at Durrington Cemetery.
Comes with Australian Imperial Force letter addressed to Mr. W. J. Williamson concerning Certificates required following his Sons death.
Samuel Williamson was born at Kilimarne, Dungannon, County Tyrone, Ireland around 1875.He attested for the 4th Btn., A.I.F.at Randwick, New South Wales, on 29th August, 1914 aged 39. He had previously served for 20 years in the R.G.A. His trade was given as "Iron Dresser"
Wounded at "Anzac" (Anzac Cove, Gallipoli) 06/08/1915 (G.S. wound head and cheek-chest wound also mentioned)
He died of heart disease at The Military Hospital at Fargo, England on 8th May, 1917.
A.I.F. records available online.

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