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Born: 1 January 1885

Died: 4 December 1956

Thomas Carnegie was at the 4th Australian General hospital at Randwick along with many badly injured fellow patients from the First World War.

In 1927 Thomas Carnegie married Clarie McNab whose family lived at 65 Spencer Road Mosman. When they married they built a house at 9 Middle Head Road and this became the family home for the Carnegies for almost 80 years.

He was living at Burrandong, 65 Spencer Road, Mosman in May 1917 (Folio 17, WW1 Dossier).

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Name recorded

• Thomas Lawson Murray Carnegie

Service number

• Service number 852

Ranks

• Held rank of Private
• Held rank of Lance Corporal
• Held rank of Corporal

Birth records

• Born in Forfar, Scotland
• 1885 in Oathlaw, Forfar, Scotland

Death record

• 4 December 1956 in Mosman, NSW, Australia

Life events

• Enlisted at Liverpool, New South Wales, Australia
• Embarked from Sydney on the HMAT Themistocles A32

Address

• Burrangong, 65 Spencer Road, Mosman, NSW, Australia

Relationships

• Sister - Carnegie, B
• Sister - Isabella Lawson Carnegie
• Father - James Carnegie
• Mother - Susan Lawson
• Wife - Clarie Jenny Mcnab

Organisation

• 17th Battalion, AIF

Main sources

• Carnegie Thomas Lawson Murray : SERN 852 : POB Forfar Scotland : POE Liverpool NSW : NOK S Carnegie B (item)
• Discovering Anzacs - Thomas Lawson Murray Carnegie (webpage)
• Thomas Lawson Murray Carnegie (photograph)
• First World War Embarkation Rolls - Thomas Lawson Murray Carnegie (webpage)
• Carnegie Thomas Lawson Murray : SERN 852 : POB Forfar Scotland : POE Liverpool NSW : NOK S Carnegie B (webpage)
• AUSTRALIA'S ROLL OF HONOR. 200th and 201st CASUALTIES LISTS. 363 DEATHS; 1406 WOUNDED. (newspaper article)
• WOUNDED IN ENGLAND. (newspaper article)
• WOUNDED AND SICK. TWO LOTS SHORTLY TO ARRIVE. (newspaper article)