Life Summary - Randolph William Creswell

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Creswell, Randolph William (1890–1917)

Creswell, Randolph William (1890–1917)
Born	13 March, 1890 Largs Bay, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Died	6 November, 1917 (aged 27) Palestine
Cause of Death	killed in action
Religious Influence	Anglican Includes the religion in which subjects were raised, have chosen themselves, attendance at religious schools and/or religious funeral rites; Atheism and Agnosticism have been included.
Related Entries	[View as tree] Creswell, Adelaide Elizabeth (mother) Stow, Baby (uncle) Stow, Cedric Ernest (cousin)
Education *	St Peter's College (Adelaide) (student, 1895-1900) Brisbane Grammar School (student, 1901-1904) Melbourne Grammar School (student, 1904-1907) Trinity College (University of Melbourne) (student, 1909-1911) University of Melbourne (student, 1909-1911)
Occupation *	mining engineer (1912-1915) Victoria, Australia army officer (1915-1917) Federal, Australia
Military Service *	World War I (army officer) 24th Battalion (army officer, ?-1916) Senussi campaign, 1915-1917 (army officer) 3rd Battalion Imperial Camel Corps (army officer, 1916-1917)
Clubs *	Broken Hill Club (NSW) (member, ?-1917)
Workplaces *	BHP (mining engineer, 1913-1915)

* Dates are approximate

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Creswell, Randolph William (1890–1917)