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| Marriage Details | |
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| Willoughby Astor Manton | |
| Motor Engineer | Home Duties |
| Children | |
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| John Peter | Peggy |
| 1927 | 1930 |
| Australia | Australia |
| Other Information |
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Worked as a miner
Emigrated to Australia
He enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force.
Was drafted into the first Tunnelling Company and sent to Europe
He was badly injured by having three fingers blown off. He was decorated with
the MC and the DCM for bravery..
After the war he returned to Sydney and was proprietor of a garage in Bondi, at the corners of Curlewis Street and Old South Head Rd, and Blair and Simpson St.
Still in Australia in 1939
War memorial rubbing in Sydney
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