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Barton, Nathaniel Dunbar

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Family name

Barton

Given name(s)

Nathaniel Dunbar

Initials

N.D.

Gender

Male

Early education

Barton, N.D. : The King's School, - 1913

Tertiary education

Barton N.D. : Medicine.Ch.M., 1923, University of SydneyBarton N.D. : Medicine.M.B., 1923, University of Sydney

Combined start dates

1914

Birth

Barton N.D. : Life.Birth 5 Jun 1894 - @ Wellington

Military service

Barton N.D. : Military and health.Served: Major [ Gallipoli, Egypt, Palestinian Territories ] 20 Nov 1914 - 1918

Military awards

Barton N.D. : Mentioned in Despatches 1918

Survived

Survived WWI

Occupations

Barton N.D. : Medical Officer 1926 - 1940 @ Parkes Hospital [ Parkes, NSW Australia ]Barton N.D. : Medical Officer 1946 - Wellington Hospital @ Wellington District Hospital : Wellington [ NSW Australia ]Barton N.D. : Government Medical Officer 1962 - @ Wellington

Other events

Barton N.D. : Life.Birth 5 Jun 1894 - @ WellingtonBarton N.D. : Military and health.Enlisted 5 Nov 1914Barton N.D. : Relationships.Married 8 Jul 1923

Death

Barton N.D. : Death 25 Aug 1985

PDF of book entry

BARTON NATHANIEL DUNBAR.pdf [ file_data/pdfs_from_BOR pdf 27622 ]

OCRd book entry or other narrative

M.B., Ch.M. : Major, 7th A.L.H. Regt., A.I.F., Gallipoli, Egypt and Palestine. Enlisting 5th November, 1914, and sailing 18th December, served at Gallipoli, where wounded 10th July, 1915, and then in Sinai Desert, Palestine and elsewhere till wounded at Amman 27th March, 1918, and invalided to Australia, arriving 18th August. Promoted captain, 10th October, 1915; major, 8th September, 1916. Mentioned in Despatches. Member of the Coronation Contingent, 1937. Early education at The King''s School. Later at St. Paul's College. In November, 1917, he occupied Hill 330, Auja, with 19 men, 15 rifles and two Hotchkiss guns which jammed, and captured 4 officers and 194 men with 4 machineguns, rifles and bombs.—Official History of Australia in the Great War.

Later at - SYDNEY UNI ONLY

St Paul's College, University of Sydney, Camperdown, NSW, Australia

USyd residential college

St. Paul's College, University of Sydney

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Barton, N D.jpg [ scanned_images jpg 376513 ]

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Parental occupation

Pastoralist

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Served in WWII

Discovering Anzacs