Our Story
Menu
- Collections
- Map Collections
- Melva Welch Collection
- Moreton Bay Manuscript Collection
- Family papers and research notes
- George Griffin papers, 1840, 1847-1851
- John Stevenson papers, 1989-2016
- Moreton Bay Marathon, 1986-1989
- Queensland Brands Directories
- R. J. Apelt Samsonvale Cemetery 1988 Conservation Management Plan
- Records of the Samsonvale Hall and Samsonvale Rifle Club, ca. 1891-1936
- Thomas James Rothwell papers
- Plan Collections
- Queensland Agricultural Journals
- Terry White Collection
- First Nations
- Military History
- Museums
- Oral Histories
- Caboolture Shire Council - Oral history program
- Historical Audios - Pine Rivers Shire Council
- Moreton Bay Oral History Collection
- Amcor Ltd - Petrie Paper Mill employees - Oral History project
- Cheryl Brealey
- D'Aguilar Range - Oral history project
- Douglas (Doug) GOMERSALL
- Dr Elaine Katte
- Gail Robinson
- Local Aboriginal Languages Project
- Marc Clark
- Our First Nations Elder Stories
- Our Refugee Stories
- Our Vietnam Veteran Stories
- Sharon Alback
- Pine Rivers Shire Council - Oral history program
- Redcliffe City Council - Oral history program
- Photographs
- Places
- What's new
- Help
Bright, George Laurence, 1896 - 1917
DETAILS
Name George Laurence Bright, 1896 - 1917Alternative nameBright, George Lawrence, 1896 - 1917BiographyDate of Birth: 3 January 1896, North Pine (Qld.)
Date of Death: 27 October 1917, died of wounds, 2nd Canadian Casualty Clearing Station, Belgium
Buried: Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, Lijssenthoek, Flanders, Belgium
George's parents were Charles Duncan Bright and Mary Elizabeth Esther Duffield. George's mother was from a well-known pioneering family. George attended North Pine State School. He was working as a watchmaker when he enlisted on 12 June 1915. George died of wounds received in action, aged 21.Birth date03 January 1896Death date27 October 1917
Date of Death: 27 October 1917, died of wounds, 2nd Canadian Casualty Clearing Station, Belgium
Buried: Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, Lijssenthoek, Flanders, Belgium
George's parents were Charles Duncan Bright and Mary Elizabeth Esther Duffield. George's mother was from a well-known pioneering family. George attended North Pine State School. He was working as a watchmaker when he enlisted on 12 June 1915. George died of wounds received in action, aged 21.Birth date03 January 1896Death date27 October 1917
Service Personnel
Bright, George Laurence, 1896 - 1917. Moreton Bay Our Story, accessed 25/09/2023, https://ourstory.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/nodes/view/23976
