Hackworthy, Stanley Lloyd by Central Coast Council

Gosford District Casualties of World War One Bragg, Edmund Allen Hackworthy, Stanley Lloyd

Service Number Number 2598 1494 Service Killed 1915 KilledininAction Action19th 6th May 1918 Gallipoli Peninsula Moriancourt, France

Gosford City Council gratefully acknowledges the voluntary efforts of Benalyn Campbell And Vivienne Tranter in compiling this resource

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NAME

Hackworthy- Stanley Lloyd

SERVICE NO

2598

UNIT

35th Battalion

RANK

L/Cpl

AGE at Enlistment

18 yrs 9 mths

PLACE OF BIRTH

Islington, NSW

ADDRESS

Anderton St., Islington, NSW

OCCUPATION

Bank Clerk

DATE OF ENLISTMENT

14 Aug 1916

PLACE OF ENLISTMENT

Gosford, NSW

PREVIOUS SERVICE

4 yrs- Snr Cadets

NEXT OF KIN

Mother- Mrs Alice L Hackworthy- Anderton St., Islington, NSW Father- Robert Hackworthy, as above / Broadway Hotel Lambton Rd., Broadmeadow, NSW

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

Height;-5’8”. Weight;-144lbs. Chest;-32-35”. Complexion;-Fair. Hair;-Light Brown . Eyes;-Blue.

RELIGION

C/E

EMBARKED

25 Oct 1916 Sydney per A11 “Ascanius”

DISEMBARKED

28 Dec 1916- Devonport

NOTES

Both parents signed permission for enlistment 4 Jan 1918-AWOL- Sutton Veny16 Mar 1918- AWOL- 4 days 23 Apr 1918- appointed L/Cpl

WOUNDED/ILLNESS

12 Oct 1917- Boulogne-GSW Left f’arm & hand 19 Oct 1917- Trans- England

DIED

6 May 1918- France

BURIED

No known grave- listed on Villers-Bretonneux Memorial

MEDALS

British War Medal-51015, Victory Medal-50375. Memorial Plaque & Scroll345309.

DEPENDANTS PERSONAL EFFECTS WILL

Beneficiary- Mother- Mrs Robert Hackworthy “Stan Horace” Anderton St., Islington, Newcastle NSW dated 17 May 1917

CORRESPONDENCE

5 March 1934– Father Broadway Hotel, Broadmeadow, NSW

Listed in book “Central Coast Roll of Honour” by Wyong Family History Group Pg 77 Hackworthy S L (Stanley Lloyd) L/Cpl 35th Battalion Killed in France…6 May 1918

Newcastle Morning Herald and Minersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Advocate Saturday 13th January 1917 pg. 3 ISLINGTON Mr and Mrs Hackworthy Islington, have received a cable message from their son, Lloyd Hackworthy, stating that he had arrived safe in England and is well.

Gosford Times 13th June 1918 Killed In Action News has been received of the death in action of Private S L Hackworthy, which occurred in France on 6th May. Private Hackworthy, whose age was 21, enlisted with the 35 th Battalion in July, 1916, and saw considerable service, being twice wounded before going into action for the last time. Prior to enlistment he was attached to the staff of the Commercial Bank at Gosford as ledger-keeper, and all who knew him liked him. His parents reside in Islington, Newcastle.

Newcastle Morning Herald and Minersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Advocate Monday 5th March 1917 pg. 6 ISLINGTON PRESENTATION TO SOLDIERS (Hackworthy listed as one of recipients of medal from the Mayor Wickham, given to all soldiers from the area)

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners’ Advocate Wednesday 14th November 1917 pg. 5 DISTRICT CASUALTIES PRIVATE HACKWORTHY;- Mr and Mrs D Hackworthy, of Islington, have been advised that their son, Private Lloyd Hackworthy, has been admitted to Military Hospital, Canterbury, suffering from gunshot wounds in the hand and forearm.

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners’ Advocate Tuesday 21st May 1918 pg. 5 DISTRICT CASUALTIES KILLED IN ACTION PRIVATE HACKWORTHY;- Mr R Hackworthy, of Anderton street, Islington, yesterday received word that his son, Private Stanley H Hackworthy, of "Newcastle's Own Battalion, was killed in action on May 6. Private Hackworthy was formerly ledger-keeper with the Commercial Banking Company of Australia, at Gosford. He left in August 1916.

The Maitland Daily Mercury Tuesday 21st May 1918 pg. 7 OUR NEWCASTLE LETTER ( From our Correspondent) NEWCASTLE Tuesday Mr H Hackworthy of Anderton-street Islington, has received word that his son, Pte Stanley H Hackworthy, of the 35th Battalion, was killed in action on May 6. Pte. Hackworthy was formerly ledger-keeper with the Commercial Banking Company of Australia at Gosford. He left in August, 1916.

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners’ Advocate Tuesday 6 May 1919 pg. 4 Roll of Honor HACKWORTHY – In loving memory of our dear son and brother, Lance-corporal S L Hackworthy (Lloyd), 35th Battalion, killed in action, Moriancourt, France, May 6, 1918; aged 20 years and 7 months Ever remembered Inserted by his parents, R and A Hackworthy, brothers, Wallace and Lance, and sister Clarice, Islington HACKWORTHY;- A tribute of love to the memory of Private Lloyd Hackworthy, killed in action, May 6, 1918, beloved friend of Olive Priest, Kurri Kurri. He gave his boy life in the accomplishment of a brave man's deeds

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners’ Advocate Thursday 6th May 1920 pg. 4 HACKWORTHY;- In loving memory of our dear son and brother, Lance corporal S L Hackworthy (Lloyd), 35th Battalion, killed in action, Moriancourt, France, May 6, 1918; aged 20 years and 7 months Ever remembered Inserted by his parents, R and A Hackworthy, brothers, Wallace and Lance, and sister Clarice, Islington

Newcastle Morning Herald and Minersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Advocate Saturday 5th May 1923 pg. 4 Roll of Honor HACKWORTHY-In loving memory of our dear son and brother, L.cpl Stanley Lloyd Hackworthy, 35 th Battalion, killed at, Moriancourt, France, May 6, 1918; A young life nobly given. Inserted by his loving father Robert Hackworthy, brothers, Wallace and Lance, and sister Clarice.

Abridged record/s courtesy of the National Archives of Australia (NAA) Series No: B2455 Item Barcode: 4345862