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Aubrey Friedrich Rudolf VON STIEGLITZ THOMSON (1890 - 1948) |
M.C. surveyor, civil engineer |
Children | Self + Spouses | Parents | Grandparents | Greatgrandparents |
Peter Boyne THOMSON (1918 - ) George Comrie THOMSON (1920 - 1942) Living |
Aubrey Friedrich Rudolf VON STIEGLITZ THOMSON (1890 - 1948) + Estelle COMRIE-SMITH (1894 - 1953) |
Edgar Boyne VON STIEGLITZ (1847 - 1918) | Francis Walter VON STIEGLITZ (1811 - 1889) | Heinrich Ludwig Henry Lewis Baron VON STIEGLITZ (1762 - 1824) |
Charlotte ATKINSON (1784 - 1852) | ||||
Anne RANSOM (1817 - 1892) | Thomas RANSOM (1780 - 1829) | |||
Eleanor Beatrice Stanley TURNER (1860 - 1942) | Charles Henry TURNER (1838 - 1863) | William C TURNER | ||
Anne Rowena Dacre (TURNER) (1797 - 1894) | ||||
Eleanor Sarah Stanley FITZSIMONS (1832 - 1915) | ||||
b. 24 Aug 1890 at Ipswich, Queensland, Australia |
m. abt 1917 Estelle COMRIE-SMITH (1894 - 1953) at Scotland |
d. 11 Dec 1948 at Brisbane, Queensland, Australia aged 58 |
Parents: |
Edgar Boyne VON STIEGLITZ (1847 - 1918) |
Eleanor Beatrice Stanley TURNER (1860 - 1942) |
Children (3): |
Peter Boyne THOMSON (1918 - ) |
George Comrie THOMSON (1920 - 1942) |
Events in Aubrey Friedrich Rudolf VON STIEGLITZ THOMSON (1890 - 1948)'s life | |||||
Date | Age | Event | Place | Notes | Src |
24 Aug 1890 | Aubrey Friedrich Rudolf VON STIEGLITZ THOMSON was born | Ipswich, Queensland, Australia | 1890/C006642 | ||
30 Apr 1915 | 24 | Wounded | Gallipoli Peninsula | Bullet wound Left shoulder | |
abt 1917 | 27 | Married Estelle COMRIE-SMITH (aged 23) | Scotland | ||
22 Jun 1917 | 26 | Awarded Military Medal | |||
06 Dec 1917 | 27 | Changed name | London, Middlesex, England | Note 1 | |
29 Jul 1918 | 27 | Death of father Edgar Boyne VON STIEGLITZ (aged 71) | Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | 1918/B27634 | |
26 Aug 1918 | 28 | Wounded | France | gas | |
01 Nov 1918 | 28 | Birth of son Peter Boyne THOMSON | Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland | Source: Service Record | |
31 Mar 1919 | 28 | Returned to Australia | Liverpool, Lancashire, England | ||
18 May 1919 | 28 | Discharged | Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | ||
19 Jun 1920 | 29 | Birth of son George Comrie THOMSON | Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | Note 2 | 18 |
16 Sep 1942 | 52 | Death of son George Comrie THOMSON (aged 22) | Essen, Germany | 18 | |
09 Dec 1942 | 52 | Death of mother Eleanor Beatrice Stanley TURNER (aged 82) | Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia | 1942/C5467 | |
11 Dec 1948 | 58 | Aubrey Friedrich Rudolf VON STIEGLITZ THOMSON died | Brisbane, Queensland, Australia |
Note 1: Deed Poll from Von Stieglitz to Thomson Military Record |
Note 2: Source: World War II Nominal Roll |
Personal Notes: |
Honours and Awards:
Arthur Frederick Von Stieglitz Service Number: 1643 Rank: Corporal Unit: 3rd Australian Field Artillery Brigade Service: Army Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918 Award: Military Medal Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: 20 December 1917 Location in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: Page 3378, position 105 Date of London Gazette: 16 August 1917 Location in London Gazette: Page 8428, position 136 Brisbane Queenslander 17 Nov 1917 The "Toowoomba Grammar School Magazine" notes in the issue just received that 336 old boys had enlisted up to November 1. More recent recruits from the ranks of the boys included F. A. von Stieglitz, and the "Magazine" states that this "gives that family the record- all five sons of Mrs. E. B. von Stieglitz being now in khaki. One of them, Aubrey, has by conspicuous gallantry not only won the M.C., but also become engaged to an English lady." |