BiographyWilliam Clark enlisted 18 December 1915 and was killed when the Germans attacked a sunken road near Bullecourt where he was stationed.
The address given on his enlistment papers was Hunter Street Hornsby. The next of kin (wife) address was given as Campsie. A note from the chief enrolling officer, 19B Hornsby area, stated that W. T. M. Clark was passed by the doctor at the Hornsby office December 18, 1915.Age38Date of Death15 April 1917Civil employmentNight Station Master with the Railway Department.RelationshipsSon of William Theodore Morehouse and Anne Clark, husband of Florence Clark, 'Braidwood', Clissold Parade, Campsie, New South Wales.
Service Information
Service number6491RankPrivateRegiment19th Battalion, Australian InfantryPlace of enlistmentHornsby, NSWPlace of embarkmentSydney, NSWDate of embarkment7 October 1916Place of deathFranceMemorial or CemeteryHornsby War MemorialMemorial/Cemetery Noreuil Australian Cemetery FranceKeywordsHornsbyFirst World WarWW1