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Born: 12 February 1887
Died: 22 June 1962
Lieut. G. Ferguson was born at Dubbo 28 years ago. He is a wool-classer, and for the last few years has resided with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Ferguson, in Myagah-road, Mosman. He was a captain of the senior cadets there. He left Sydney as a lieutenant in Colonel Cox's 6th Light Horse Brigade, and it was for the leading of a party of these lighthorsemen in a demonstration against the Turks that Lieut. Ferguson was mentioned in despatches. A short time ago he had to leave the trenches for Malta and later Cairo owing to becoming ill.
1915 'MEN OF THE DARDANELLES.', The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), 13 November, p. 22, viewed 23 November, 2014, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article15624567
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- Main sources
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- MEN OF THE DARDANELLES. LIEUT. G. FERGUSON. (newspaper article)
- The AIF Project: George Arthur FERGUSON (webpage)
- Ferguson George Arthur : SERN Major : POB Dubbo NSW : POE Holsworthy NSW : NOK Ferguson George Alfred (item)
- George Arthur Ferguson (photograph)
- Discovering Anzacs: George Arthur Ferguson (website)
- MENTIONED IN DESPATCHES LIEUT. G. FERGUSON (newspaper article)
- NEW SOUTH WALES. RETURNED TO DUTY. (newspaper article)
- OBITUARY MR. G. A. FERGUSON (newspaper article)
- Commemorations
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- FERGUSON G. A. on the South Face of the Mosman War Memorial
- Ferguson, G. on the Scots Kirk Presbyterian Church Mosman Roll of Honour