E.S. "Gordon" Lacey - Diary 3

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Ernest Stanley "Gordon" Lacey grew up in Mosman. His parents lived at 'Richmond', 24 Rosebery Street. He went to school locally and worked as a mail assistant at Mosman Post Office before enlisting in 1917. Wounded for the first time in May 1918, he returned to his Battalion, the 53rd, in August, just before they were to take part in two key actions, the Attack at Anvil Wood and the Battle of St. Quentin Canal. Lacey was hit again, by shell fire, on 29 September, and died of his wounds at the 1st Australian General Hospital in Rouen on 9 October 1918.

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Mrs R. Barraclough 119 Thornhills Rd. Rastrick Brighouse Yorks.

Mrs L. Adams "Crayford" John St Marleston S.A.

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Mr R. Donaldson C/o W. Lindsay Grain Merchant 138 Constitution St. Leith Scotland

Miss N. Clegg 19 Garthorn St. Bradford Rd Brighouse.

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Mrs A Godden C/o Raper & Dale Woodgrange Rd. Forest Gate London

Mrs W. Healey 33 Grosvesnor Rd. Forest Gate London

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Miss D Harrison 42 Marion St Unley S.A.

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