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Hint: This site is intended as a search aid - not a definitive source. It is essentially an index to documents that seem to relate to this person plus a very brief precis of relevant elements. Sources often conflict and I also flag things with a ? when I am unsure. So if the information below is important to you, then please check the original sources to see what else they contain (and in case I have inadvertantly introduced transcription and/or precising errors). There can be additional information that was not included in the database for both space and copyright reasons.

 

Surname		CULLEN
Given Name(s) or Initial(s)		George James
Regimental Number		220
Rank		Private
Unit Name		2nd Victorian Mounted Rifles
State		Vic
Extracts and Comments (from Sources as shown)		Murray: Lance Corporal 10.4.1900 died of typhoid at Pretoria on 3.9.1900. Price1: War Memorials Ballarat Kerang Canberra. Kopje: 'I'Coy VMR Kerang Vic., Lance Corporal. B5177: farmer aged 28. B5179: farmer from Kerang Vic. URL5: gold and black locket presented 6.12.1900 by citizens of Kerang Vic. to widow of Cpl. George CULLEN VMR who died from enteric in S. Africa.
Source References		Murray: Official Records of the Australian Contingents etc. page(s) 237 336 Price1: They Proved to all the Earth page(s) 25 Kopje: ABWSGoA journal The Kopje date(s) 9.2002 B5177: National Archives of Australia series B5177 B5179: National Archives of Australia series B5179 item A Argus: Melbourne Argus newspaper date(s) 10.12.1900
External Link URL1		www.hagsoc.org.au/sagraves/nmcdb/nmcdb-search.php
External Link URL2		awm.gov.au/database/roh.asp
External Link URL3		www.skp.com.au/memorials/pages/30026.htm
External Link URL4		nla.gov.au/nla.news-article21248630
External Link URL5		nla.gov.au/nla.news-article9567008

Please email me if you can contribute any other relevant information about this person (eg any other military service, where in Australia they came from or when/where they died). Also, if you find an external link broken.


Apology: For some time now it has been difficult to keep up with the newly available sources (especially the Trove newspaper site) plus the flow of contributions and queries. So I have been forced to prioritise maintenance and data entry over replying to correspondence. Nevertheless, your contributions are being added to the database and acknowledged on the contributions page and, although my replies are many months behind, I will attempt to get to them more often.

 

Colin Roe
Canberra

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