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• Name
• Initials
• Vorname
• Place of birth "Gorgongs," Queanbeyan
• Land New South Wales, Australia
• Last residence Petersham, New South Wales, Australia
• Family Son of William and Mary Jane Feagan
  His brother Alexander Thomas also served and was killed in action 27 August 1915, buried in an unmarked grave at Lone Pine;
• Profession Bacon curer
• Extra info Husband of Florence Eliza Feagan, of "Amiens," Armstrong St., Wentworth Falls, New South Wales

Military service

• Place & date of enlistment 18 September 1916, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
• Service number 2903
• Rank Corporal
• Medals 1914-1915 Star Medal, British War Medal, Victory Medal
• Regiment and unit 59th Bn. Australian Infantry
• Other data related to military career Embarked 3 November 1916, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
  Proceeded overseas to France 28 March 1917
  To be acting corporal 19 March 1917
  Promoted Corporal 15 June 1917

Death

• Wounded 26 September
• Type of wounds Died of shrapnel wounds abdomen, right arm compound fracture, in n°17 CCS
• Died at the age of 38
• Grave reference Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery XXV - D - 3A

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