Bartlett diaries, 3 April 1915-1 January 1919 / Leonard Victor Bartlett

sub-fonds

3 April 1915-1 January 1919

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Digitised : 2014

0.05 metres of textual material (1 folder) - manuscript

L. V. Bartlett, an accountant was born in Huntingdon, England and served as a signaller on a troopship at the landing on Gallipoli and as a telephonist at the evacuation with the 4th Battalion. Later he served in France as a lieutenant with the 56th Battalion. He was wounded in Bullecourt 17 May 1917 and gassed 17 Apr. 1918, and returned to Australia on the Niagra, arriving 11 Jan. 1919

ITEM 01
Leonard V. Bartlett diary, 3 April 1915-31 December 1915

ITEM 02
Leonard V. Bartlett diary, 20 April 1917-31 December 1917

ITEM 03
Leonard V. Bartlett diary, 1 January 1918-1 January 1919

Copyright status:: In copyright
Copyright holder:: State Library of New South Wales
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There are no diaries for 1916. The diary for the period 20 April 1917 – 1 January 1918 was originally located with the George Gill diaries at MLMSS 2765 as an unidentified diary. See file for explanatory notes.
State Library of New South Wales collection of World War I diaries
Microfilm copy available at CY 4872, frames 1 - 120