Hilton Norman Williamson
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On 16 April 1927 Hilton married Vivia Barbara Williamson at Nyrang Creek, Canowindra. | On 16 April 1927 Hilton married Vivia Barbara Williamson at Nyrang Creek, Canowindra. | ||
The couple had one daughter. Hilton died at Manly Vale in June 1964. | The couple had one daughter. Hilton died at Manly Vale in June 1964. | ||
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| + | Hilton's name appears on the [[Orange East Public School]] Honour Roll. | ||
Revision as of 05:26, 18 September 2014
WILLIAMSON, Hilton Norman
Service no: 1713 [1]
Place of birth: Orange, 23 January 1893
Address: 4 Bowen Terrace, East Orange
Occupation: Carpenter
Next of kin: Christopher Williamson (father), 4 Bathurst Road, East Orange
Date of enlistment: 17 January 1916
Place of enlistment: Orange
Age at enlistment: 22
Fate: Embarked 14 April 1916. Returned to Australia 5 July 1919.
Date of death: 15 June 1964, Manly Vale
Hilton Williamson was born in Orange in 1893. He was working as a carpenter and living in Bowen Terrace when WWI was declared. 22 year old Hilton enlisted in January 1916, embarking from Sydney in April the same year.
Hilton served as a private in the 45th Battalion for 3 ½ years, returning to Australia in July 1919.
On 16 April 1927 Hilton married Vivia Barbara Williamson at Nyrang Creek, Canowindra. The couple had one daughter. Hilton died at Manly Vale in June 1964.
Hilton's name appears on the Orange East Public School Honour Roll.
Leader, 16 July 1919, p. 3.
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