Reginald Thomas Frederick Leigh and Violet Rose were married on 4 Dec 1939 in Queensland.
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Reginald Leigh served in World War 2 with the Australian Army, Service Number: QX4555, attaining the rank of Sergeant. He enlisted on 03 November 1939 at Brisbane, Queensland. His last posting was 1 AUST TANK W/SHOP COY and was released from service on 20 September 1945.
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Reginald Thomas Frederick Leigh died on 30 Aug 1981 in Queensland.
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Sources
↑ Queensland Birth Registration Index: The State of Queensland, Department of Justice and Attorney-General, Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, index entry for Reginald Thomas Frederick Leigh; Birth date: 16 Dec 1915; Father: Percy William Leigh; Mother: Anne May Earl Church; Registration Number: 1915/C/14800; Birth Location: Queensland; Link to Record 1915/C/14800; accessed 15 Apr 2024
↑ Queensland Marriage Registration Index: The State of Queensland, Department of Justice and Attorney-General, Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, index entry for Reginald Thomas Frederick Leigh and Violet Rose; Marriage Date: 4 Dec 1939; Registration Number: 1939/C/4669; Marriage Location: Queensland; Link to Record 1939/C/4669; accessed 15 Apr 2024
↑World War Two Service (Australian Government Department of Veterans' Affairs : accessed 10 Feb 2023), Veteran Details for REGINALD LEIGH for Service with the Australian Army. Service Number: QX4555; Rank: Sergeant; Enlistment from 3 November 1939 to 20 September 1945.
↑ Queensland Death Registration Index: The State of Queensland, Department of Justice and Attorney-General, Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, index entry for Reginald Thomas Frederick Leigh; Death date: 30 Aug 1981; Death location: Queensland; Father: Percy William Leigh; Mother: Anne May Earle Church; Birth Date: 1916; Registration Number: 1981/6543; Link to Record 1981/6543; accessed 15 Apr 2024
Percy William Leigh married Ann May Earl Church (Aka May)
They Had 4 children Reginald Thomas Frederick Leigh 16/02/1915 Mt Morgan, served in WW2 My Grandma Cecil Albert Leigh 9/01/1919 Mt Morgan, served in WW2 And Tom, I have not found any details on Tom yet, not sure where he fits in with the family. Dad told me that Tom and his Dad Percy were both in the merchant marines for the USA but I have never found anything on this.
All Gerties brothers died before Gertie. I think they all died from heart problems including Gertie as she had a heart attack at home.
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They Had 4 children Reginald Thomas Frederick Leigh 16/02/1915 Mt Morgan, served in WW2 My Grandma Cecil Albert Leigh 9/01/1919 Mt Morgan, served in WW2 And Tom, I have not found any details on Tom yet, not sure where he fits in with the family. Dad told me that Tom and his Dad Percy were both in the merchant marines for the USA but I have never found anything on this.
All Gerties brothers died before Gertie. I think they all died from heart problems including Gertie as she had a heart attack at home.
email from Robyn Stirling, his great-granddaugher