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Everett Belmont Graham Earl | Bacchus Marsh Avenue Of Honour
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Private Everett Belmont Graham Earl

Service No.:
50239
Unit:
7th Battalion
Tree No.:
S098
Planted by:
Mrs H M Fagg
Image of plaque on tree S098 for Everatt (Graham) Earl
See Notes (1) (2)
Image of Service Medal - British War Medal

Everett (Graham) was born in Bacchus Marsh, VIC in 1894(3) to Joseph William Earl and Margaret Adelaide Loughlin. Graham had a brother, Clarence, who is also remembered in the Avenue.

Graham was a War Worker in London when he enlisted in the AIF on the 1st of August 1918, aged almost 24. He had previously been rejected for Service due to defective vision. He was allotted to the 10th General Service Reinforcements and posted to the 7th Battalion Details. He embarked for Australia aboard the City of York in January 1919, returning home in late February and discharged from the AIF in March.

Graham was in the Citizen Military Forces for eight months in 1942 - V147597. He died at Heidelberg, VIC in 1972, aged 77.

He is listed on the Shire of Bacchus Marsh Roll of Honour and the Holy Trinity Church Roll of Honour.

Notes

  1. Whilst his official name is Everett he was probably known as Graham.
  2. MW might indicate Munitions Worker. He was an Australian War Worker - 943, when he enlisted in London.
  3. His WW2 service records show him born in Brunswick, VIC in 1897.

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Last updated by lee, Sat, 28 Aug 2021 11:39:41