W Temple

1.Listed Bungendore War Memorial Hall ROH (1917) and Bygone Queanbeyan as ,"Temple W. (B) ".
2. “MAPPING ANZACS” indicates that there are two "Temples W." Diggers born in Bungendore.They were :William Arnold Temple (1894-1963)Service # 4259 and Wilfred Stephen Temple (1895-1982) Service # 15472. 3. Lindsay at p 406-410 provides deails of both Diggers who were not siblings. William Temple moved to the Emu Plains area west of Sydney and was domiciled in the Sydney area for the rest of his life. Wilfred Temple had a strong association with Bungendore during his formative years and is considered to be the "Temple W."on the Bungendore Memorial despite the fact that he enlislistediIn Brisbane and wss domicled there after the Great War. 4. "MAPPING ANZACS" provides the following details for Wilfred Stephen Temple: Service Number:15472 ;POB:Bungendore (6.04.1895) :POE:Brisbane,Qld ;NOK:Mother:Phoebe Temple (Toowoomba ,Qld).
5. AWM Embarkation Roll: Rank:Private ;Unit: 2 Light Horse Field Ambulance-11 to 13 Reinforcements (October 1915-March 1918) ; Age:21; Occupation: Grocer ;DOE: 11.04.1916 ; Embarked:26.10.1916.Brisbane.HMAT Barunga.A43.
6. AWM Nominal Roll: Rank:Private ;Unit:Imperial Camel Corps;DOE:11.04.1916 ; RTA:24.07.1919 (Late return to Australia related to involvement with the repressiion by British Forces of the Egyptian Revolt in early 1919.)
7. Stephenson:When recording the Death of Nancy Temple (nee Broadhead) in July 1893 it is noted that one of her sons,Stephen A (father of Wilfred) married a Phoebe Rolfe in 1911 and that he died in in Queensland.