Charles Malcolm Edward Tyson

In memoriam

~~~TYSON, Charles Malcolm Edward_Australian Imperial Force_ AIF_The Great War. (Service)~~~ Parents:--- George Joseph and Cissie Boyd Tyson Australian Imperial Force Regimental No:--- 329, (18th Battalion, A Company) Religion:--- Roman Catholic Education:--- Kincumber Public School, New South Wales Trade/Calling:--- Woolclasser Home Address:--- 50 Waverley Road, Woollahra, Woollahra, Sydney, New South Wales. Marital status:--- Single Next of kin:--- Brother, Mr Archibald Tyson, 50 Waverley Road, Woollahra, Sydney, NSW Attested into AIF:--- 15th February 1915 in Liverpool, New South Wales. Age on enlistment:--- 22 years and 11 months. Final Rank:--- Private Final Posting:--- 18th Australian Infantry Battalion, AIF. Embarked from:--- Sydney, New South Wales, aboard Transport A40 Ceramic on 25 June 1915. Fate:--- Private Charles Tyson, died on 2nd September 1915, aboard the Hospital Ship " Gloucester Castle" in Port Mudros, Lemnos, Greece, from wounds ( bullet wound to the chest ) received in action at Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey, Burial:--- East Mudres Military Cemetery (Plot H, Row K, Grave No. 189), Lemnos, Greece War service:---Egypt, Gallipoli Medals:--- 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal Commemorated:--- Panel number 87, Roll of Honour, Australian War Memorial.

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