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| Surname | | GOODE |
| Given Name(s) or Initial(s) | | Samuel James Mortimer |
| Regimental Number | | 254 |
| Rank | | Trooper |
| Unit Name | | 5th South Australian Imperial Bushmen |
| State | | SA |
Extracts and Comments
(from Sources as shown) | |
Murray: Samuel J Mortimer.
Source:# 196 Jamestown District SA.
URL1: Samuel James Mortimer a grazier aged 21 born in Saddleworth SA, next of kin Mrs Mary GOODE Canowie SA.
URL2: 'E'Sqn. 2nd Troop SAIB arrived in Albany WA 22.4.1902 from Capetown via Durban per 'Manchester Merchant' for Adelaide.
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| Source References | |
Murray: Official Records of the Australian Contingents etc. page(s) 370
Source:# Oz-Boer contributed source number 196
Newbury1: South Australians and the South African War page(s) 15
Register: The Register newspaper South Australia 23.4.1902
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| External Link URL1 | | naa12.naa.gov.au/scripts/imagine.asp?B=1048017&I=1&SE=1 |
| External Link URL2 | | nla.gov.au/nla.news-article55668198 |
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