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COLLIER, James
(Service number 85669)

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Birth

Date 23/12/1882 Place of Birth Portmoak, KinrossScotland

Enlistment Information

Date Age
Address at Enlistment The Crossing, Geraldine
Occupation Gardener
Previous Military Experience
Marital Status Married
Next of Kin Mrs E. F. COLLIER (wife), 47 High Street, Timaru
Religion Church of England
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Military Service

Served with NZ Armed Forces Served in Army
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Discharge

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Post-war Occupations

Farmer

Death

Date 2 September 1962 Age 79 years
Place of Death Mosgiel
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Memorial or Cemetery East Taieri Cemetery, Mosgiel
Memorial Reference Block R, Plot 1227
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Biographical Notes

James COLLIER was the oldest son of William and Mary (nee WILSON) COLLIER. His brother George Tod COLLIER served in WWI, and his brother Robert also enlisted. Their brother Thomas Wilson COLLIER died of wounds in France in 1918.

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