He volunteered as a Carpenter / Joiner / Ships Cabin Fitter.
Munition Worker Number 3529.
He left Australia on 7 Nov 1917 on board the "Demosthenes" and arrived in England on 31 Dec 1917.
On arrival in England he was unwell and diagnosed with Bronchitis and Valvular Heart Disease. He never commenced work.
(this info is available from the National Archives of Australia)
He was 60 [nearly 61] and the son of Abner and Sarah Harrison [who are laid to rest with him]. He left a widow, Emma Harrison of 570 Rathdown St., Carlton, Melbourne, Australia and several children.
Births 12 May 1857 Harrison John Henry Thorne 9c 474
Deaths 20 Apr 1918 Harrison John H 60 Thorne 9c 1034
He volunteered as a Carpenter / Joiner / Ships Cabin Fitter.
Munition Worker Number 3529.
He left Australia on 7 Nov 1917 on board the "Demosthenes" and arrived in England on 31 Dec 1917.
On arrival in England he was unwell and diagnosed with Bronchitis and Valvular Heart Disease. He never commenced work.
(this info is available from the National Archives of Australia)
He was 60 [nearly 61] and the son of Abner and Sarah Harrison [who are laid to rest with him]. He left a widow, Emma Harrison of 570 Rathdown St., Carlton, Melbourne, Australia and several children.
Births 12 May 1857 Harrison John Henry Thorne 9c 474
Deaths 20 Apr 1918 Harrison John H 60 Thorne 9c 1034
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