Hackworthy, Harold George

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World War I
Family name
Hackworthy
Given name(s)
Harold George
Initials
H.G.
Honorific
The Reverend
Gender
Male
Early education
Hackworthy, H.G. : Newcastle Collegiate School
Tertiary education
Hackworthy H.G. : Arts.B.A., 1923, University of MelbourneHackworthy H.G. : Arts.M.A., 1924, University of MelbourneHackworthy H.G. : Arts.Arts I, University of Sydney
Start date
1914
Birth
Hackworthy H.G. : Life.Birth 1891 - @ Newcastle [ NSW Australia ]
Military service
Hackworthy H.G. :: Lieutenant [ France ]
Military awards
Hackworthy H.G. : M.C. 1916Hackworthy H.G. : Mentioned in Despatches
Survived
Survived WWI
Occupations
Hackworthy H.G. : Minister 1921 - 1924 Baptist Church @ South Yarra [ VIC Australia ]Hackworthy H.G. : Minister 1925 - 1929 Baptist Church @ Burnley [ England ]Hackworthy H.G. : Minister 1929 - 1939 Baptist Church @ Hobart [ TAS Australia ]Hackworthy H.G. : Minister 1948 - 1952 Baptist Church @ Canberra [ ACT Australia ]
Other events
Hackworthy H.G. : Military and health.Enlisted 1 Jul 1915Hackworthy H.G. : Specific terms.Ordained as a Minister 1920
Death
Hackworthy H.G. : Death 11 Aug 1953 @ Repatriation Hospital : Uralla [ NSW Australia ]
PDF of book entry
HACKWORTHY THE REVEREND HAROLD GEORGE.pdf [ file_data/pdfs_from_BOR pdf 27866 ]
OCRd book entry or other narrative
M.C., M.A. : Lieutenant, 5th Machine Gun Battn., A.I.F. France. Enlisting 1st July, 1915, and sailing 9th October with 11th Reinforcements 7th Battn., was transferred to M.G. Section in Egypt. Served with 15th M.G. Coy. in France from June, 1916, till the Armistice except for eight months in hospital through injury and was slightly wounded at Fleurbaix, 25th July. Commissioned "In the Field ", 9th August. Awarded M.C.* for work at Harbonnieres and Mentioned in Despatches. Early education at Newcastle Collegiate School. Later graduate of Baptist Theological College and member of King's College, London, and University of Melbourne. * "He maintained close liaison with the infantry during the advance, and when they were held up he brought into action his own four guns, besides two other Vickers guns and a Hotchkiss, and silenced the enemy machine-gun fire, enabling the infantry to advance."—London Gazette, 7th November, 1918.
Later at - SYDNEY UNI ONLY
Baptist Theological CollegeKing's College, London, United KingdomUniversity of Melbourne, Parkville, VIC, Australia
Documents
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Discovering Anzacs
http://discoveringanzacs.naa.gov.au/browse/records/187918
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http://canbap.org/catch-up/publications/hack-a-biography-of-the-life-a...thy-mc-ma-1891-1953/http://home.pacific.net.au/~dparker/Forum72.htm
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