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Gall, Alexander Ward, 1895 - 1968
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Name Alexander Ward Gall, 1895 - 1968BiographyDate of Birth: 19 August 1895, Burpengary (Qld.)
Date of Death: 25 May 1968, Brisbane (Qld.)
Buried: Not Known
Alexander Ward was the son of James Gall and Caroline Ward, who resided in Burpengary, Queensland. He was single, a labourer and was living with his parents at the time of his enlistment in May 1916. On his return Alexander lived with his parents who had moved to Hawthorne, Queensland. He married Rebecca Irons in 1923 and they remained in the Hawthorne area until his death. Alexander's older brother Frederick [5405] died from his wounds while serving in France.Birth date19 August 1895Death date25 May 1968
Date of Death: 25 May 1968, Brisbane (Qld.)
Buried: Not Known
Alexander Ward was the son of James Gall and Caroline Ward, who resided in Burpengary, Queensland. He was single, a labourer and was living with his parents at the time of his enlistment in May 1916. On his return Alexander lived with his parents who had moved to Hawthorne, Queensland. He married Rebecca Irons in 1923 and they remained in the Hawthorne area until his death. Alexander's older brother Frederick [5405] died from his wounds while serving in France.Birth date19 August 1895Death date25 May 1968
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Gall, Alexander Ward, 1895 - 1968. Moreton Bay Our Story, accessed 13/12/2024, https://ourstory.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/nodes/view/23726
