Sanbrook, Ebenezer (Edgar) Alexander

Furthermore

changed name to Edgar Alexander Sanbrook

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M.B., Ch.M. : Major, A.A.M.C., A.I.F., Egypt, France and Germany. Mobilised from Coast Hospital in September, 1915, to Milson Island. Enlisting in January, 1916, and sailing 16th March, after being Medical Examiner, 35th Battn. area, was R.M.O. 1st Training Battn., Tel-el-Kebir, and proceeded as S.M.O. with it and other details to England. Crossing to France in September, joined 6th Australian Field Ambulance, being relieving R.M.O. 5th Field Artillery Brigade and 23rd and 22nd Battns. until 16th February, 1917, when appointed R.M.O. 24th Battn. On 6th June became R.M.O. 2nd Divisional Engineers, remaining with them until Le Catelet in October, 1918, when transferred to 3rd Casualty Clearing Station, serving until sent for demobilisation from Euskirchen in January, 1919. Promoted major, 28th January, 1918. Served with A.N. and M.E.F. in New Guinea from 1920 to 1922. Early education at Cooerwull Academy.

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Early education at Cooerwull Academy, Bowenfels, NSW, Australia
1915

Tertiary education at University of Sydney, Camperdown, NSW, Australia 1915
1915

Tertiary education at University of Sydney, Camperdown, NSW, Australia 1915
1916

Enlisted 1 Jan 1916
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Military service as Major at Egypt --, Egypt ; France --, France ; Germany --, Germany
1920

Military service as Major 1920
1930

Lived at 1930 at Eton Street : Sutherland [ NSW Australia ]
1935

President 1935 at Sutherland [ NSW Australia ]
1938

Government Medical Officer at Sutherland -- NSW, Australia 1938
1949

Medical Officer at Sydney -- NSW, Australia 1949
1956

Medical Officer at Sydney -- NSW, Australia 1956

Gender

Male

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Portrait of Dr Ebenezer Alexander Sanbrook [ jpg ]

Reverse of portrait of Dr Ebenezer Alexander Sanbrook [ jpg ]

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