Fletcher Evelyn QUINTAL
Fletcher Evelyn QUINTAL
Norfolk Island Police
Regd. # ?
Rank:
Superintendent/O.I.C of Police on Norfolk Island
Stations: Norfolk Island
Service: From ? To 16/07/1916
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Australian Imperial Force
Regiment: 6th Light Horse Regiment, A Squadron
Enlisted: 7 October 1914
Service # 58
Rank: Corporal
Embarkation: 21/12/1914
Next of kin:
Wife Alice, care of Newtown Post Office, Newtown, NSW
Religion: C of E
Single / Married: Married
Returned to Australia:
Shot in left eye, Gallipoli Peninsular 12/06/1915
and returned 7 November 1915
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Awards:
Boer War
Kings South Africa Medal, Queens South Africa Medal.
WW1
1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
Born:
1868, Norfolk Island
Died on:
31/12/1953
Place of death:
Norfolk Island
Cause: ?
Age: ?
Funeral date: ?
Funeral location:
Norfolk Island
Buried at:
Norfolk Island
Memorial at: ?
FLETCHER is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance * NOT JOB RELATED
Funeral location:
When Fletcher returned to Norfolk Island he was offered his original position in the Police when he enlisted but he realised he could not continue as a Police officer due to his eye injury. He resigned in 1916 and became a ‘farmer’. It is also mentioned that Fletcher is directly related to the members of the crew of the ‘Bounty’ Also in ‘A’ Squadron was Mounted NSW Police Constable Frank Walter MATTHEWS, Gloucester Police Station, NSW, Killed in action, 17/09/1915, Gallipoli Peninsular.
Funeral location:
When Fletcher returned to Norfolk Island he was offered his original position in the Police when he enlisted but he realised he could not continue as a Police officer due to his eye injury. He resigned in 1916 and became a ‘farmer’. It is also mentioned that Fletcher is directly related to the members of the crew of the ‘Bounty’ Also in ‘A’ Squadron was Mounted NSW Police Constable Frank Walter MATTHEWS, Gloucester Police Station, NSW, Killed in action, 17/09/1915, Gallipoli Peninsular.
When Fletcher returned to Norfolk Island he was offered his original position in the Police when he enlisted but he realised he could not continue as a Police officer due to his eye injury. He resigned in 1916 and became a ‘farmer’. It is also mentioned that Fletcher is directly related to the members of the crew of the ‘Bounty’ Also in ‘A’ Squadron was Mounted NSW Police Constable Frank Walter MATTHEWS, Gloucester Police Station, NSW, Killed in action, 17/09/1915, Gallipoli Peninsular.
