Armen Rowehl
Alias | Ermen Rovel (some army documents); in 1917 stated that Armen Rowehl was correct name; Armin Sher-Rowehl (naturalisation); Teddy |
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Born | 12.01.1892 |
Place | Libava (Liepaja), Latvia |
Ethnic origin | German / Russian / Latvian? |
Religion | Lutheran |
Father | Otto Sher-Rowehl |
Mother | Charlotte Geaty |
Family | Wife Violet Victoria Sher-Rowehl (née Dilks), married 1919, separated in the early 1930s. Wife Ida |
Contacts | Arrived together with his brother Edwin Nicholas Rowehl, Basil Greshner, and Favst Leoshkevitch as members of the crew |
Arrived at Australia |
from Libava (Liepaja), Russia on 20.01.1915 per Gunda disembarked at Geelong, Vic |
Residence before enlistment | Melbourne |
Occupation | 1915 seaman, artist, 1919 artist and decorator, 1938 manufacturer of fancy goods |
Naturalisation | 1940 |
Residence after the war | Melbourne and Geelong, Vic |
Died | 1.02.1948, Melbourne |
Service #1
Service number | 4918 |
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Enlisted | 21.10.1915 |
Place of enlistment | Melbourne |
Unit | 5th Battalion, 8th Battalion, Army Wireless Company, 2nd Anzac Signal Company, Aust Corps. Signal Company |
Rank | Sapper |
Place | Western Front, 1916-1918 |
Final fate | RTA 8.10.1919 |
Discharged | 9.01.1920 |
Materials
Digitised naturalisation (NAA) (Sher-Rowehl)
Digitised service records (NAA)
Digitised Embarkation roll entry (AWM) (Rovel)
Digitised court martial file (NAA)
Blog article
Newspaper articles
Puzzle for court. Man's marriage. - The Argus (Melbourne), 11 August 1938, page 6.
Russian acquitted. - The Argus (Melbourne), 16 September 1938, page 9.