Alexander Roman
Alias | Served as Alaksandar Roman |
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Russian spelling | Александр Иосифович Роман |
Born | 3.04.1886 |
Place | Lublin, Poland |
Ethnic origin | Polish / Russian |
Religion | Roman Catholic |
Father | Josefe Roman |
Mother | Julia Roman |
Family | Wife Tatiana Roman; children: Anatole, b.1909; Mary, b.1911; Victor b.1912; Vera, b.1913 |
Residence before arrival at Australia | Served in the Russian Army (artillery) for 3 years |
Arrived at Australia |
from Far East on 11.10.1912 per Empire disembarked at Brisbane |
Residence before enlistment | Cairns, Cloncurry, Qld |
Occupation | Labourer |
Naturalisation | 1935 |
Residence after the war | Brisbane until 1920, left for Poland to bring wife and children, 1921-1924 China, 1924-1926 Japan; 1926 returned Australia, Tully, Sydney, Ipswich, Brisbane, 1930 Sydney; 1934 Ipswich; 1935 Brisbane; 1937 Carlton, Melbourne, 1942 Brighton, Melbourne, 1949 Herne Bay, Punchbowl, NSW |
Died | 17.12.1952, North Ryde, NSW |
Service #1 – Depot
Enlisted | 1.06.1915 |
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Rank | Private |
Discharged | 6.07.1915 unable to learn English |
Service #2
Service number | 2968 |
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Enlisted | 17.08.1916 |
Place of enlistment | Cloncurry, Qld |
Unit | 52nd Battalion |
Rank | Private |
Place | Western Front, 1917 |
Final fate | RTA 18.10.1917 |
Discharged | 16.01.1918 MU |
Materials
Naturalisation (NAA)
Digitised service records (NAA)
Digitised Embarkation roll entry (AWM)
Alien registration 1 2 (NAA)
Wife's alien registration 1 2 (NAA)
Blog article
Newspaper articles
Took strychnine by mistake. - Daily Standard, Brisbane, 4 March 1919, p. 6.
Sidelights on a wet march. - Sydney Morning Herald, 26 April 1952, p. 4.