Dean, David Charles

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Law : Sapper, 2nd Divisional Signalling Coy., A.I.F., France. Enlisting in July, 1916, and sailing in June, 1917, served in France with 7th Australian Infantry Brigade Signal Section until demobilisation. Early education at Fort St. Public and Sydney High Schools. L.R.C.P. and S. (Edin.), L.R.F.P.S. (Glas.), Med. I I : Driver, A.A.S.C. (Mechanical Transport) and A.A.M.C., A.I.F., Egypt and France. Enlisting 10th June, 1915, and sailing 30th September, joined No. 2 Australian General Hospital at Ghezireh but was recalled in March, 1916, to complete medical course. Re-enlisting, however, in A.A.M.C. in September, joined 15th Australian Field Ambulance at Bernafey Wood in February, 1917. Transferring to 5th Divisional Supply Column (later 5th A.M.T.), though never actually with that unit, was on its strength while attached to 8th A.F.Amb. as driver. After sickness in March, 1918, returned to 15th A.F.Amb. in July, remaining there until demobilisation. Early education at Sydney High School.

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Early education at Fort Street Model Public School, Millers Point, NSW, Australia
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Early education at Sydney High School, Surry Hills, NSW, Australia
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Tertiary education at University of Sydney, Camperdown, NSW, Australia
1915

Enlisted 10 Jun 1915
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Military service as Sapper at France --, France
1916

Enlisted 1 Jul 1916
1916

Enlisted 1 Sep 1916
1920

Assistant Clerk of Petty Sessions at Wollongong -- NSW, Australia 1 October 1920
1920

Clerk at Redfern -- NSW, Australia 1 October 1920
1924

Librarian at Sydney -- NSW, Australia 19 September 1924
1931

Clerk at Sydney -- NSW, Australia 5 November 1931
1931

Prothonotary at Sydney -- NSW, Australia 5 November 1931
1937

Clerk at Sydney -- NSW, Australia 3 November 1937

Gender

Male

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