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James HARVEY (1897 - )

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
	James HARVEY (1897 - )	Ezra George HARVEY (1868 - 1941)	Ezra HARVEY (1836 - 1915)	William HARVEY
				Jane HARRIS
			Mary Ann LANGDON (1835 - 1884)	James LANGDON
				Sarah THORNE
		Emily LANGDON (1868 - 1950)

b. 12 Sep 1897 at Rosewood, Queensland, Australia

Parents:

Ezra George HARVEY (1868 - 1941)

Emily LANGDON (1868 - 1950)

Siblings (4):

Mary Jane HARVEY (1893 - 1972)

Arthur Frederick HARVEY (1894 - 1895)

Alfred HARVEY (1896 - 1959)

John Frederick HARVEY (1902 - 1906)

Events in James HARVEY (1897 - )'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
12 Sep 1897		James HARVEY was born	Rosewood, Queensland, Australia	1897/C4519
14 Jun 1941	43	Death of father Ezra George HARVEY (aged 72)	Maroon, Queensland, Australia
11 Apr 1942	44	Enlisted - Army	Boonah, Queensland, Australia
21 Oct 1945	48	Discharged
14 May 1950	52	Death of mother Emily LANGDON (aged 82)

Personal Notes:

Service Record Name HARVEY, JAMES Service Australian Army Service Number Q228017 Date of Birth 12 Sep 1897 Place of Birth ROSEWOOD, QLD Date of Enlistment 11 Apr 1942 Locality on Enlistment BOONAH, QLD Place of Enlistment BOONAH, QLD Next of Kin HARVEY, MAUD Date of Discharge 21 Oct 1945 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 9 BATTALION VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS (QLD) WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No

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