Doing our bit, Mosman 1914-1918 -- George Crawford Suttie

confirmed

Born: 1 January 1889

Died: 12 May 1983

Born: 1889, St Leonards, Sydney, NSW Australia
Parents: Thomas Suttie & Margaret MacGregor
Marriage: Dorothy Gladys Cook in 1917
Sibling: Margaret, married Sir William Sowden 1929, at Clifton Gardens.
Died: 12 May 1983, Mosman, Sydney, NSW Australia at age 94

George Crawford Suttie served with the British Army, 50th (Northumbrian) Division, Northumbrian Divisional Train.

London Gazette, 15 May 1915: to be Second Lieutenant, 14th May, 1915, George Crawford Suttie.
London Gazette, 7 September 1915: to be temporary Lieutenant, 8th September, 1915, George C. Suttie.
London Gazette, 3 January 1919: Lt. George Crawford Suttie, 1st North'n Bde., from North'n Div. Train, R.A.S.C. (T.F.), to be Lt. 1st Aug. 1918.
London Gazette, 5 December 1921: TERRITORIAL ARMY. The undermentioned Offrs. relinquish their commns., 30th Sept. 1921, under A.Q. 166/21, as amended by A.O. 332/21, and retain their rank, except where otherwise stated: Lt. G. C. Suttie.

Possible service record.

Birth record

1889 in Neutral Bay, NSW, Australia

Death record

2 May 1883 in Mosman, NSW, Australia

Relationships

Organisation

Northumbrian Divisional Train

Main sources

Commemorations

SUTTIE G. C. on the North Face of the Mosman War Memorial
SUTTIE, G.C. on the Mosman Rowing Club Roll of Honour 1914-1918
Suttie, G.C. on the Scots Kirk Presbyterian Church Mosman Roll of Honour