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Parramatta Soldiers – Edgar Clifton Bensley

Parramatta Soldiers – Edgar Clifton Bensley
Parramatta Soldiers – Edgar Clifton Bensley
Edgar was a single, 23 year-old draper and the
 

son of James Bensley of “Killarney” in O’Connell St, Parramatta. He joined the forces 18 Sept 1916 and arrived in France early in 1917. On the 26 September 1917 he was wounded in action for the second time, on this occasion it was gun shot wounds to his left arm and right leg. After a long period of convalescence in England he was finally discharged as medically unfit 11 April 1919.

 
by-saGeoff Barker, Collection and Research Services Coordinator, Parramatta City Council Heritage Centre, 2014
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