Vincent Albert GILL^[1]

1893 - 1978  (84 years)

• Name	Vincent Albert GILL
  Birth	6 May 1893	Warialda, NSW, Australia
  Gender	Male
  Service Record	28 Jan 1916  [2]
  	Enlisted
  	Private, 33rd Batallion, B Company
  Occupation	28 Jan 1916  [2]
  	Labourer
  Religion	28 Jan 1916  [2]
  	Church of England
  Residence	28 Jan 1916	Bingara, NSW, Australia   [2]
  Service Record	4 May 1916	Sydney, NSW, Australia   [2]
  	Embarkation
  	Age: 22y
  	On board HMAT A74 Marathon Roll No. 23/50/1
  Service Record	7 Feb 1919  [2]
  	Awarded Meritorious Service Medal
  Newspaper Article	6 Oct 1919  [3]
  Death	11 Apr 1978	Penrith, NSW, Australia
  Burial	Penrith, NSW, Australia
  Person ID	I366749234	Tony & Gill's Family Tree
  Last Modified	13 Jul 2012

  
  

  Father	Albert James GILL,   b. 21 Mar 1866, Bingara, NSW, Australia d. 19 Oct 1931, Bingara, NSW, Australia (Age 65 years)
  Mother	Adeline Charlotte RILEY,   b. 29 Nov 1869, Bingara, NSW, Australia d. 10 Jul 1961, Bingara, NSW, Australia (Age 91 years)
  Marriage	21 Dec 1890	Bingara, NSW, Australia
  Family ID	F714	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Ethel Jane O'DELL,   b. Abt 1898, Bingara, NSW, Australia d. 24 Jun 1943, Bingara, NSW, Australia (Age 45 years)
  Marriage	Abt 1928	Bingara, NSW, Australia
  Family ID	F859	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	21 Mar 2010

  
  

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  Birth - 6 May 1893 - Warialda, NSW, Australia Residence - 28 Jan 1916 - Bingara, NSW, Australia Service Record - Embarkation,Age: 22y - 4 May 1916 - Sydney, NSW, Australia Marriage - Abt 1928 - Bingara, NSW, Australia Death - 11 Apr 1978 - Penrith, NSW, Australia Burial - - Penrith, NSW, Australia  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Sources

  [S25] Terry Gill. [S100] Australian Imperial Force project, (www.aif.adfa.edu.au). [S63] Published Article, Commonwealth Gazette No. 1213. For conspicuously good work and devotion to duty during the period 16th September to November 11th 1918. This NCO has served withthe Provost Corps of this Division for 18 months and has at all times carried out his duties in a very praiseworthy manner. During the operations on the Somme 1918, the cool manner in which he controlled traffic and collected Prisoners of War, often under most trying curcumstances, is worthy of recognition.