Percival Edward Addison (1874–1948)
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Additional Resources
- World War I service record, B2455, item P (National Archives of Australia)
- is appointed Clerk of Petty Sessions at Taree, Sydney Morning Herald, 18 June 1898, p 12
- enlists in the army, Kiama Independent (NSW), 6 March 1915, p 2
- letter sent from the trenches at Gallipoli to his parents, Kiama Independent (NSW), 20 November 1915, p 3
- death notice, Sydney Morning Herald, 11 March 1948, p 14
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Addison, Ellen (mother)
- Addison, Glentworth Walsh (father)
- Addison, Wilhelmina Sarah (stepmother)
- MacKinnon, Eleanor Vokes (sister)
- Addison, George Campbell (brother)
- Addison, Arthur John (brother)
- Addison, Lawrence Henry (brother)
- Addison, Phillip Irving (brother)
- Addison, Lancelot Mark (brother)
- Addison, Leonard Walter (brother)
- Addison, John Vokes (brother)
- Addison, Joseph Pierce (brother)
- Addison, Charles Glentworth (half-brother)
- Addison, Beatrice Emma (sister-in-law)
- Campbell, Mary (aunt)
- Campbell, Archibald (uncle)
- Campbell, William (uncle)
- Campbell, Walter Scott (uncle)
- Campbell, Mary Ann (aunt by marriage)
- Campbell, Selina (grandmother)
- Campbell, Francis Rawdon (grandfather)
Citation details
'Addison, Percival Edward (1874–1948)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/addison-percival-edward-16478/text, accessed 2 October 2023.
Life Summary [details]
Birth
25 November,
1874
Tenterfield,
New South Wales,
Australia
Death
9 March,
1948
(aged 73)
North Sydney, Sydney,
New South Wales,
Australia
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