ANDERSEN Cecil Neils
- 251A
- Private
- Trooper - Lance Corporal
- 31 Battalion
- 19/2 L.H., 11th Dept Batt, 14 L.H.R. A Squadron and 1 Reinforcement
- Beerburrum Soldier Settlement
- Yes
- 26 September 1892
- Toowoomba, Qld
- 1 February 1916
- A72 Beltana
- 13 May 1916
- Sydney
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Cecil Neils Andersen son of Neils Andersen of Goodonga N.S.W. Service Number 251 under Anderson 251A under Andersen Enlisted 1 Feb 1916 9 Feb 1916 to 7 Apr 1916 11th Depot Btn at Enoggera 14 LHR [Light Horse Regiment] A Squadron and 1 Reinforcements (May 1916) 6 Sep 1916 Transferred to 31 Batt 10 May 1916 Embarked on HMT "Beltana" at Sydney 10 Jul 1916 disembarked Devonport 11 Nov 1916 Proceed o/seas to France per "S.S.Golden Eagle" from Folkstone to reinforce 31st btn 11 Nov 1916 5th A.DBD marched in from England - France 29 Nov 1916 Marched out to join unit 3 Feb 1917 admitted field hospital Bronchitis 11 Feb 1917 Bronchitis - Boulogne 28 Feb 1917 transferred to depot unfit 16 Mar 1917 marched out to unit 17 Mar 1917 to hospital sick whilst going to join unit Influenza 6 Mar 1917 returned to unit 17 Jun 1917 Promoted L/Cpl 28 Sep 1917 general hospital GSW to face 29 Sep 1917 Transferred to England Queens Hospital Sidcup 4 Jan 1918 3 Aux transferred to Dartford 15 Jan 1918 discharged to no. 2 camp Weymouth 31 Jan 1918 returned to Australia per A8 'Osterley' (medical unit ship) for change [G.S.W.LT JAW ANKLYOSIS] 15 April 1918 disembarked in Sydney 17 May 1918 Discharged in Brisbane Married Clara Augusta FECHNER on 5th June 1918 1922 - 1932 lived Glass House Mountains and listed as farmer 1937 onwards living at Goodna. Died 1965
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- Bullecourt
- Menin Road
- Passchendaele
- Polygon Wood
- Returned to Australia
- 17 May 1918
- 19 April 1965
- Greenslopes Repatriation Hospital
- 73
- Brisbane
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14th Light Horse Regiment(1) (Queensland) [3rd Division] Formed Queensland March 1916 for 3rd Division. Departed Sydney Beltana 13 May 1916. The 14th Light Horse Regiment was originally intended to be the light horse regiment of the 3rd Division. Before it could be formed, the establishment was reduced to only one squadron per division. Accordingly, only A Squadron was formed. It accompanied the 3rd Division to England where it was disbanded, the infantry division establishment having been changed again in the mean time to remove the divisional mounted troops. England
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