Private

Alfred Stanaway

Conflict: 
WW1
Additional Information: 

Husband of Ethel M. Stanaway.

References:
  • CWGC
  • Archives New Zealand
Relatives Who Are Also Casualties:
NZ WAR GRAVES
CONTRIBUTED

Public Contributions:

Alfred and his brother Charles both died in WW1.
Alfred had 2 other brothers who served, Charles (died of wounds) and Alexander (survived). He had a cousin Vernon Rowlands (KIA).
Interned Australians, New Zealanders and Canadians, prisoners of war who have been transferred to Switzerland, who took part in the Aquatic Sports at Interlaken Switzerland, July 1918. Back row, left... Read More

The Vevey (St Martin's) Cemetery in Switzerland where a number of Commonwealth soldiers, who died in captivity, lie buried. Under an agreement made in 1916 between the Swiss Government and the French... Read More

Personal Tributes:

Casualty

Service Number: 
28816
Name:
Alfred Stanaway
Rank: 
Private
Date of Birth:
Not known
Next of Kin: 
Mrs E.M. Stanaway (wife), 69 Symonds Street, Auckland, New Zealand
Date of Enlistment:
Not known
Occupation on Enlistment:
Labourer
Armed Force: 
Army
Unit:
NZEF, Auckland Regiment, 1 Battalion

Casualty Details

Cause of Death:
Died of sickness
Date of Death:
03 November 1918
Day of Death:
Sunday
Age at Death: 
35
Conflict: 
WW1

Embarkation Details

Embarkation Body:
New Zealand Expeditionary Force
Embarkation Place:
Wellington, New Zealand
Embarkment Date:
11 October 1916
Transport:
HMNZT 67
Vessel:
Tofua
Destination:
Plymouth, England

Text in italics supplied by Cenotaph Online, Auckland War Memorial Museum

Cemetery

Cemetery Reference: 
34
Cemetery Location: 
Switzerland
Alfred Stanaway
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