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FUNNELL A. H.<br />
What were his Christian names?<br />
What was his occupation or “calling”?<br />
Where did he go to primary school?<br />
Where did he lose his life?<br />
How old was he when he lost his life?<br />
What were his association(s) with Norwood?<br />
Arthur Harold<br />
Clerk<br />
Beulah Rd, Norwood (Norwood<br />
Primary School)<br />
Noriel, France<br />
23 years <strong>of</strong> age<br />
Born, primary educated and<br />
parents lived in Norwood<br />
VEITCH W.R.<br />
What were his Christian names?<br />
What was his occupation or “calling”?<br />
Where did he go to primary school?<br />
Where did he lose his life?<br />
How old was he when he lost his life?<br />
What was his association(s) with Norwood?<br />
William Robert<br />
Mason labour(er)/Monumental<br />
Mason<br />
Norwood State School<br />
Villers-Bretonneux, France<br />
31 years and 11 months<br />
Born at Kent Town and educated<br />
at Norwood Primary School.<br />
WINKLER C.W.<br />
What were his Christian names?<br />
Charles William<br />
What was his occupation or “calling”?<br />
Coach Driver<br />
Where did he go to primary school?<br />
Wallaroo <strong>South</strong><br />
Where did he lose his life?<br />
Near Harbouiers, (Harbonnieres)<br />
France<br />
How old was he when he lost his life? 21<br />
What was his association(s) with Norwood? His mother lived in Kent Town.<br />
No other connection can be<br />
established from Roll <strong>of</strong> Honour<br />
particulars.<br />
(5) Access the Commonwealth War Graves Website at<br />
www.cwgc.org<br />
Enter the name and initials <strong>of</strong> the soldier in the ‘Debt <strong>of</strong> Honour Register’ and<br />
select World War I. Click on the name and, when it loads, check details against<br />
those found in Question (5). If correct, click on ‘certificate’.<br />
Students just need to print the certificate, which will include an image <strong>of</strong> the cemetery<br />
or site in which these soldiers are buried or commemorated in either France or<br />
Belgium.<br />
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