Clayton, Cyril Henry Joseph
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World War I
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Clayton
Given name(s)
Cyril Henry Joseph
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C.H.J.
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Survived WWI
Occupations
Clayton C.H.J. : Mine Manager 1 Jan 1912 - Youanmi Co. @ Black Range West Mine : Sandstone [ WA Australia ]Clayton C.H.J. : Mine Manager 1 Jan 1913 - Zinc Corporation @ Sunny Corner [ NSW Australia ]Clayton C.H.J. : Underground Manager 27 Apr 1927 - 21 May 1927 Zinc Corporation @ Broken Hill [ NSW Australia ]Clayton C.H.J. : Chief Mining Engineer 27 Aug 1935 - de Bernales Group @ Pearce, Western Australia --
WA,
AustraliaClayton C.H.J. : Engineer - 27 Aug 1935 New Consolidated Goldfields @ AfricaClayton C.H.J. : Engineer - 27 Aug 1935 Anglo-French Exploration Co. @ AfricaClayton C.H.J. : Lecturer 7 Nov 1936 - University of Sydney @ University of Sydney : Camperdown [ NSW Australia ]Clayton C.H.J. : Consultant Engineer 28 Mar 1939
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B.E. : Lieutenant, 1st Australian Tunnelling Coy., A.I.F., France. Enlisting 29th June, 1916, and sailing in October, reached France in December and served at Hill 60 until June, 1917, in Ypres-Passchendaele sector until March, 1918, and then on the Somme until the end of the War. Gassed at Hill 60 after an underground explosion on 25th April, 1917, and shell-shocked at Broodseinde, 6th October. Promoted second-lieutenant, 15th October, 1916; lieutenant, 21st April, 1917. Peter Nicol Russell Lecturer in Mining. Early education at Sydney Grammar School.
Publications
Clayton, Charles Henry James (1919). Land drainage from field to sea. "Country life" ; New York : C. Scribner's Sons, London, .
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