McIvor, Archibald Leadbetter

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Pharmacy: Private, A.A.M.C., A.I.F., Egypt, Gallipoli and England. Enlisting 15th September, 1915, transferred to A.A.M.C. and was detailed to check up medical stores on transports, being subsequently appointed dispenser in camps. Sailing 23rd December with 1st Australian Dermatological Hospital unit, was promoted acting sergeant on arrival in Egypt, proceeded to Lemnos and finally to hospital at Bulford. Returning to Australia in April, 1917, was temporarily discharged to complete studies and on completion volunteered again but the Armistice precluded further service. Early education at Bruntsfield , Edinburgh.

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1896

Birth in Edinburgh --, Scotland 5 June 1896
1896

Birth 5 Jun 1896 at Edinburgh [ Scotland ]
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Early education at Bruntsfield School, Edinburgh, Scotland
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Tertiary education at University of Sydney, Camperdown, NSW, Australia
1915

Chemist at Sydney -152 King Street- NSW, Australia 1915
1915

Enlisted 15 Sep 1915
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Military service as Private at Egypt --, Egypt ; Gallipoli --, Turkey ; Wingate, England --, United Kingdom
1919

Pharmacist at Kogarah -- NSW, Australia 24 January 1919
1922

Married 22 Oct 1922 at Newtown [ NSW Australia ]
1925

Pharmacist at Ardlethan -- NSW, Australia 6 February 1925
1930

Chemist 1930
1930

Lived at 1930 at 33 Belmore Street : Burwood [ NSW Australia ]
1936

Lived at 1936 - 1968 @ 10 Ashley Street : Hornsby [ NSW Australia ]
1968

McIvor A.L. : Death 19 Jul 1968

University connections	University of Sydney
Event flag	World War I World War II
Family name	McIvor
Given name(s)	Archibald Leadbetter
Initials	A.L.
Gender	Male
Survived	Survived WWI
PDF of book entry	McIVOR ARCHIBALD LEADBETTER.pdf [ file_data/pdfs_from_BOR pdf 17462 ]
Internal notes	Served in WWII N274370
WWI	Yes
Basic Information needed	No
Flag BoR OCR text	Yes
BOR Archives File	Yes
Source Details text	Nominal Roll
PrevProv	No

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