4938810Symons, Eric Lindsay0public2016-07-20 16:31:472021-03-02 15:50:19150SymonsE L Symons was made a Serving Brother of St. John Ambulance in 1940.Eric Lindsay9641414079file_uploads/ulf_14079_profile_pic_SYMONS__Eric_Lindsay.jpgimage/jpeglocalprofile_pic_SYMONS__Eric_Lindsay.jpg539242165453acedc0ec91b523c5f6650e1a3d6a522018-06-07 16:32:10jpe9242165453acedc0ec91b523c5f6650e1a3d6a52E.L.E L Symons's second given name, Lindsay, is also found spelt Lindsey.7042831Symons, E.L. : St Peter's College7043228Symons E.L. : British War Medal7043328Symons E.L. : Victory Medal7043129Symons E.L. : Military and health.Enlisted: Captain 7 Aug 1917 - 24 Sep 19197043633Symons E.L. : Death 29 Dec 19714938927Symons E.L. : Medicine.M.B., Adelaide University4939127Symons E.L. : Medicine.B.S., Adelaide University7043024Symons E.L. : Life.Birth 16 Jun 1893 - @ Port Augusta [ SA Australia ]https://www.discoveringanzacs.naa.gov.au/browse/records/297446https://aif.adfa.edu.au/showPerson?pid=294079531https://www.awm.gov.au/collection/P10508891E L Symons was Cox of the University Eight Rowing Team while he was studying at Adelaide University. The team finished second in 1914, the last Universities Rowing Championship until after World War I.703085Student Card for E L Symons [ pdf ]5317631837Symons E.L. : Medical Officer 25 Jul 1923 - Port Augusta Hospital @ Port Augusta [ SA Australia ]7632137Symons E.L. : Medical Practitioner 23 Jan 1919 - @ South Australia --
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Australia7632537Symons E.L. : Medical Practitioner 16 Feb 1928 - @ Port Pirie Hospital [ SA Australia ]7632837Symons E.L. : Medical Practitioner 26 Jan 1933 - Port Augusta Hospital @ Port Augusta [ SA Australia ]7632937Symons E.L. : Medical Practitioner 10 Feb 1938 - Port Augusta Hospital @ Port Augusta [ SA Australia ]47106095After returning from World War I service, E L Symons worked for a year at Kapunda with Dr James Riddell, followed by a short period spent at Broken Hill Hospital. In 1921 he commenced practice in Yankalilla. In 1923, he went to Port Augusta,replacing Dr Peter Gorrie. He was the sole practitioner doing both obstetrics and surgery as part of his general practice work. He worked there for 18 years. It was a very busy practice, serving surrounding towns as well as Port Augusta as Port Augusta provided the only hospital in the area.8970
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