Harry Begourie - Revision history

John at 01:49, 27 July 2016

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	~~'''Born:''' 1890<br>~~
	~~'''Died:''' 1916~~

	According to a column with a headline, "HARRY BEGOURIE KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE," and authored by "Straight Left," in the September 20, 1916 edition of the ''Referee'' (Sydney, NSW) on the Trove website, word had been received during the week that Begourie had died of wounds on August 8, 1916. He had been one of the first Queensland-born boxers to volunteer to fight the Germans and had served in Egyptian and Gallipoli campaigns, sustaining wounds in the process, before being shipped to France. In a letter while in France, Begourie wrote that he was happy to be in such beautiful surroundings at the time after enduring the sand and rigors of Egypt and Gallipoli. Accompanying the column was a photograph of Begourie and his former school teacher, E. Kingsbury, that was taken while they were serving in France.		According to a column with a headline, "HARRY BEGOURIE KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE," and authored by "Straight Left," in the September 20, 1916 edition of the ''Referee'' (Sydney, NSW) on the Trove website, word had been received during the week that Begourie had died of wounds on August 8, 1916. He had been one of the first Queensland-born boxers to volunteer to fight the Germans and had served in Egyptian and Gallipoli campaigns, sustaining wounds in the process, before being shipped to France. In a letter while in France, Begourie wrote that he was happy to be in such beautiful surroundings at the time after enduring the sand and rigors of Egypt and Gallipoli. Accompanying the column was a photograph of Begourie and his former school teacher, E. Kingsbury, that was taken while they were serving in France.

Ric at 21:20, 26 July 2016

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	[[Category:World War I Veterans]]		[[Category:World War I Veterans]][[Category:Died in War]]

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	According to a column with a headline, "HARRY BEGOURIE KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE," and authored by "Straight Left," in the September 20, 1916 edition of the Referee (Sydney, NSW) on the Trove website, word had been received during the week that Begourie had died of wounds on August 8, 1916. He had been one of the first Queensland-born boxers to volunteer to fight the Germans and had served in Egyptian and Gallipoli campaigns, sustaining wounds in the process, before being shipped to France. In a letter while in France, Begourie wrote that he was happy to be in such beautiful surroundings at the time after enduring the sand and rigors of Egypt and Gallipoli. Accompanying the column was a photograph of Begourie and his former school teacher, E. Kingsbury, that was taken while they were serving in France.		According to a column with a headline, "HARRY BEGOURIE KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE," and authored by "Straight Left," in the September 20, 1916 edition of the ''Referee'' (Sydney, NSW) on the Trove website, word had been received during the week that Begourie had died of wounds on August 8, 1916. He had been one of the first Queensland-born boxers to volunteer to fight the Germans and had served in Egyptian and Gallipoli campaigns, sustaining wounds in the process, before being shipped to France. In a letter while in France, Begourie wrote that he was happy to be in such beautiful surroundings at the time after enduring the sand and rigors of Egypt and Gallipoli. Accompanying the column was a photograph of Begourie and his former school teacher, E. Kingsbury, that was taken while they were serving in France.

	According to the Find A Grave website, Pvt. Harry Begourie died on August 8, 1916 and is buried in Puchesvillers British Cemetery, which is located in Puchesvillers, France. Note- The Puchesvillers British Cemetery is one of many located in the Somme battlefields. More than a million men were killed or wounded at the Battle of the Somme, which lasted from July 1, 1916 to November 18, 1916.		According to the Find A Grave website, Pvt. Harry Begourie died on August 8, 1916 and is buried in Puchesvillers British Cemetery, which is located in Puchesvillers, France. Note- The Puchesvillers British Cemetery is one of many located in the Somme battlefields. More than a million men were killed or wounded at the Battle of the Somme, which lasted from July 1, 1916 to November 18, 1916.

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Chuck1052 at 04:30, 23 July 2016

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	'''Died:''' 1916		'''Died:''' 1916

	According to a column with a headline, "HARRY BEGOURIE KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE," and authored by "Straight Left," in the September 20, 1916 edition of the Referee (Sydney, NSW) on the Trove website, word had been received during the week that Begourie had died of wounds on August 8, 1916. He had been one of the first Queensland-born boxers to volunteer to fight the Germans and had served in Egyptian and Gallipoli campaigns, sustaining wounds in the process, before being shipped to France. In a letter while in France, Begourie wrote that he was happy to be in such beautiful surroundings at the time after enduring the sand and rigors of Egypt and Gallipoli. Accompanying the column was a photograph of Begourie and his former school teacher, E. Kingsbury, while they were serving in France.		According to a column with a headline, "HARRY BEGOURIE KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE," and authored by "Straight Left," in the September 20, 1916 edition of the Referee (Sydney, NSW) on the Trove website, word had been received during the week that Begourie had died of wounds on August 8, 1916. He had been one of the first Queensland-born boxers to volunteer to fight the Germans and had served in Egyptian and Gallipoli campaigns, sustaining wounds in the process, before being shipped to France. In a letter while in France, Begourie wrote that he was happy to be in such beautiful surroundings at the time after enduring the sand and rigors of Egypt and Gallipoli. Accompanying the column was a photograph of Begourie and his former school teacher, E. Kingsbury, that was taken while they were serving in France.

			According to the Find A Grave website, Pvt. Harry Begourie died on August 8, 1916 and is buried in Puchesvillers British Cemetery, which is located in Puchesvillers, France. Note- The Puchesvillers British Cemetery is one of many located in the Somme battlefields. More than a million men were killed or wounded at the Battle of the Somme, which lasted from July 1, 1916 to November 18, 1916.

Chuck1052 at 03:31, 23 July 2016

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			According to a column with a headline, "HARRY BEGOURIE KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE," and authored by "Straight Left," in the September 20, 1916 edition of the Referee (Sydney, NSW) on the Trove website, word had been received during the week that Begourie had died of wounds on August 8, 1916. He had been one of the first Queensland-born boxers to volunteer to fight the Germans and had served in Egyptian and Gallipoli campaigns, sustaining wounds in the process, before being shipped to France. In a letter while in France, Begourie wrote that he was happy to be in such beautiful surroundings at the time after enduring the sand and rigors of Egypt and Gallipoli. Accompanying the column was a photograph of Begourie and his former school teacher, E. Kingsbury, while they were serving in France.

Ric at 03:40, 31 July 2008

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			'''Born:''' 1890<br>
	'''Born:''' 1890

	'''Died:''' 1916		'''Died:''' 1916

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John: New page: 300px 223241 '''Born:''' 1890 '''Died:''' 1916

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'''Born:''' 1890

'''Died:''' 1916