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Charles Harold Breckell
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BiographyCharles Breckell worked at the Government Demonstration Orchard at Dural.
He enlisted on 25 July 1915
Breckell spent much of May to October 1916 in hospital, suffering from a gunshot wound to his hand and then eyesight problems.
In November he was reported missing after an attack on German lines. His death was confirmed in July 1917.
He had previously served in the Royal Army Medical Corps, Territorial Force, England.Age23Date of Death14 November 1916Civil employmentOrchardistRelationshipsSon of John Adam and Sarah Breckell of 127 Robson Street, Everton, Liverpool, England.
He enlisted on 25 July 1915
Breckell spent much of May to October 1916 in hospital, suffering from a gunshot wound to his hand and then eyesight problems.
In November he was reported missing after an attack on German lines. His death was confirmed in July 1917.
He had previously served in the Royal Army Medical Corps, Territorial Force, England.Age23Date of Death14 November 1916Civil employmentOrchardistRelationshipsSon of John Adam and Sarah Breckell of 127 Robson Street, Everton, Liverpool, England.
Service Information
Service number2583RankPrivateRegimentC Company, 19th Battalion, Australian InfantryPlace of enlistmentLiverpool, NSWPlace of embarkmentSydney, NSW
Date of embarkment2 November 1915
Place of deathFlers, FranceBattleThe Somme Battle of the Somme
Memorial/Cemetery Warlencourt British Cemetery, FranceDural War MemorialMemorial NotesAlso commemorated on the Northcote Primary School, Honour roll, Liverpool, England
KeywordsFirst World War
Dural
WW1
Date of embarkment2 November 1915
Place of deathFlers, FranceBattleThe Somme Battle of the Somme
Memorial/Cemetery Warlencourt British Cemetery, FranceDural War MemorialMemorial NotesAlso commemorated on the Northcote Primary School, Honour roll, Liverpool, England
KeywordsFirst World War
Dural
WW1
Charles Harold Breckell. Hornsby Shire, accessed 09/05/2026, https://hornsbyshire.recollect.net.au/nodes/view/343





