MASON, CHARLES CONWAY

 Person: id 41456
University connections
UMelb
Event flag
World War I
Family name
MASON
Given name(s)
CHARLES CONWAY
Initials
C.C.
Gender
Male
Start date
1911
Military service
MASON C.C. : Military and health.Enlisted: Lieutenant 1 Jul 1913MASON C.C. : Specific terms.Demobilised: 6 Jan 1920
Military awards
MASON C.C. : D.S.O. 1918
Survived
Survived WWI
Occupations
MASON C.C. : Articled ClerkMASON C.C. : Associate to Chief Justice Sir John Latham - 1949MASON C.C. : Barrister 1918 - 1921 @ London [ England ]MASON C.C. : Special Correspondent to the Daily Mail 1921 - @ London [ England ]
Other events
MASON C.C. : Specific terms.Member of War Pensions Entitlement Tribunal 1933
Death
MASON C.C. : Death 6 Apr 1949 Suicide @ The Gap : Rose Bay [ NSW Australia ]
OCRd book entry or other narrative
Articled Clerk. Served in S. African War and obtained Queen's Medal with four clasps; Lieut. A.M.F. 1.7.13, 58th Infantry. 19.8.14; sailed 10.9.14, Capt. 7th Btn.; Major 8.4.15; wounded at Anzac landing 25.4.15; returned to Australia 23.3.16; re-embarked 11.9.16; T/Lieut.-Col. 29.11.16; Lieut.-Col. 27.8.17; to 5th M.G. Btn. 17.10.18. Awarded D.S.O.; Despatches 25.12.17. Demob. 6.1.20.
Year commenced - MELBOURNE UNI ONLY
1911
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