Cleator Moor World War Records

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Foster Hunter  aka  Cowen

Private
Foster Hunter aka Cowen

Military Details

Service Number: 5423

Regiment & Unit / Ship

2nd Field Ambulance Australian A.M.C

Enlisted

18 May 1915

Awards and Medals

The 1914-15 Star

The 1914-15 Star

The Victory Medal

The Victory Medal

The British War Medal, 1914-18

The British War Medal, 1914-18

Enlistment Details

Date of Enlistment

18 May 1915

Place of Enlistment

Melbourne

Residence at Enlistment

Melbourne , Australia

Rank at Enlistment

Private

Battalion at Enlistment

2nd Field Ambulance

Service History

Dec 1915 Served in Mediterranean joined 2nd Australian field Ambulance at Mudros March 1916 Transferred to France (B.E.F.) September 1917 Joined 1st Div AMC 27/9/1917 Admitted to 3rd Canadian C.C.S. Wounds to Thigh Left Shoulder Compound Fracture Fibia & Tibia

Personal Details

Date of Birth

1890

Place of Birth

Whitehaven

Religion

Primitive Methodist

Address

53 George Street , Whitehaven

Residence (Census)

20 Peter Street , Whitehaven

Residence (Roll of Honour)

53 George Street , Whitehaven

Parents

John & Sarah Ann Cowen of 53 George Street, Whitehaven

Siblings

James Foster ,Henry,Francis,Albert, Robert,Evelyn

Family Connection

James Cowan ( Brother)

Education and Occupation

Occupation

Student

Work Address

Queens College , Melbourne University

Death and Memorial

Date of Death

27th September 1917

Age at Death

27

Circumstances of Death

Died of Wounds

Place of Death

Ypres

Theater of Action

Flanders

Battle

Third Battle of Ypres

Regiment at Death

Australian A.M.C

Battalion/Vessel at Death

2nd Field Ambulance

Rank at Death

Private

Buried or Commemorated at

LIJSSENTHOEK MILITARY CEMETERY

France

Grave Position: XXIV. D. 1.

Private Memorial: Primitive Methodists Roll of Honour/Cleator Moor Methodists church

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