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Lieutenant Colonel Sidney John Wilkinson

  • Philip Wilson said:
    See Part 2 The Distinguished Service Order page 367 for more service details and confirmation of the award of DSO L.G.14.1.16. He was killed in action 8.7.16 in Caterpillar Wood on the east side of Mametz Village, at the First Battle of the Somme
  • Denise Jackson said:
    CWGC website shows that he was the son of the late Major H. C. Wilkinson; husband of Gladys Mary Wilkinson (nee Rowlands). Served in the South African war. Medal Roll Index Card gives an address: 14 Chapel Park Road, St Leonard's on Sea. Major Henry Chandler Wilkinson was in residence at Plas Newydd Hall, Denbighshire in 1881 aged 46 and described as Retired from the Army. Sidney was then aged 3, born in Gillingham, Dorset. His baptism record of 9th September 1877 shows that he was born at Wyke Hall, Gillingham, Dorset and that his mother was Eleanor Lydia Grey (des Voex). The property still exists, although it has been sub-divided search.struttandparker.com/residential/wyke-hall-gillingh...
  • Charlotte Czyzyk said:
    Help piece together the Life Stories of more than 8 million men and women who made a contribution during the First World War at www.livesofthefirstworldwar.org/

SS LORENZO at No 22 Jones Bay, Sydney Harbour

  • Peter Cundall said:
    This was the 1915 built 6394 grt ship formerly Aschenburg, built by J C Teklenborg for the German DDG Hansa concern. After the war the ship was seized as reparations by the Shipping Controller, London and was allocated in 1921 to Ellerman & Bucknall as Lorenzo. In 1930 the ship was renamed City of Christchurch (same owner) and was sunk in 1943. The ship is shown in Ellerman & Bucknall colours. Ellermans Group used the Jones Bay wharves extensively when berthing in Sydney.

SS ILLINGWORTH in Snails Bay, Balmain

  • Peter Cundall said:
    Illingworth was built in 1922, 6067 grt. The ship was sold during the Great Depression in 1934 to A Vestarhis, Piraeus and renamed Mina. in 1937 the ship was sold to Achille Lauro (later the well known pass liner/cruise ship operator, but at this stage a cargo ship operator) and renamed Aida Lauro. The ship was seized by Brazil in Dec 1941 and was renamed Victorialoide. Reacquired by Achille Lauro in 1950 the ship was immediately scrapped.