John
(Jock)
Angus
Born in Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Son of John Angus
and Jane (McKenzie) Angus
Brother of
Marget (Angus) Smith and Andrew Angus
[spouse(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
Died
at age 73
in Queensland, Australia
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Biography
Jock Angus was born in the Colony of Queensland (1859-1900)
Jock Angus is an Anzac who served in World War One.
Private Jock Angus served in the Australian Imperial Force in World War I
Service started: 31 Dec 1914
Unit(s): 11th Light Horse Regiment
Service ended: 23 Dec 1918
Service started: 31 Dec 1914
Unit(s): 11th Light Horse Regiment
Service ended: 23 Dec 1918
Jock Angus was awarded the British War Medal, Victory Medal and the 1914-1915 Star.
John was born on 7 Mar 1891 in Bundaberg, Queensland. [1] [2]
John Angus served in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) in World War 1 and attained the rank of Private. His enlistment date was 31 Dec 1914. His next of kin on enlistment was: Father, John Angus, Fairymead, Bundaberg, Queensland. When he enlisted, his address was Fairymead, Bundaberg, Queensland His occupation when he enlisted was No trade. His unit was: 11th Light Horse Regiment, Machine Gun Section. His Regimental Number was: 45. Returned to Australia 23 December 1918. [2] [3]
He died on 4 Jun 1964 in Queensland, Australia and was buried in the Babinda Cemetery, Babinda, Queensland. [2] [1]
Research Notes
Sources
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 FindAGrave: database and images, memorial page for John “Jock” Angus; Born: 07 Mar 1891 Bundaberg, Queensland; Died: 4 Jun 1964 Queensland, Australia; Cemetery: Babinda Cemetery, Babinda, Queensland; Find A Grave: Memorial #193872273; created by: Rodney Edwards - Babinda -; accessed: 22 Jan 2024
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 World War 1 Service: Veteran Details for John Angus for Service with the Australian Imperial Force (AIF). Regimental Number: 45; Rank: Private; Unit: 11th Light Horse Regiment, Machine Gun Section; Enlistment Date: 31 Dec 1914; Returned to Australia 23 December 1918 Link to UNSW AIF Project Record: accessed 22 Jan 2024
- ↑ Virtual War Memorial Australia: Veteran Details for John Angus; Service Number: 45; Unit: 11th Light Horse Regiment, Australian Imperial Force, World War I VWMA link; accessed 22 Jan 2024
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Categories: Bundaberg, Queensland | Colony of Queensland (1859-1900) | 11th Light Horse Regiment, Australian Imperial Force, World War I | HMAT A7 Medic, Jun 1915 | Anzacs, World War I | British War Medal | Victory Medal | 1914-1915 Star | Mount Morgan Gold Mining Company Honour Roll, Mount Morgan, Queensland | Babinda Cemetery, Babinda, Queensland