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Seidel, Bernard Field

Born Fitzroy Victoria the son of Johannas Herman and Sarah Seidel married a clerk he embarked Melbourne 9^th November 1917 on board “HMAT Port Sydney” with the Field Artillery Brigade reinforcements.

He was serving with the 14^th Field Artillery Brigade when he died 26^th November 1918 at the 58^th Casualty Clearing Station France from broncho pneumonia and was buried in the Tincourt New British Cemetery, Tincourt, Hindenburg Outpost Line Area, France

SEIDEL -Died in France of broncho-pneumonia on November 20, Gunner Bernard Seidel, aged 25, beloved husband of Vera Seidel, Newlands, Augusta-road.

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