Part 05: Sir David Gilbert Ferguson correspondence, 1-29 October 1916 - Page 29

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[Page 29]

20th Battalion A.I.F.,
"B Company"

FERGUSON     , Lieut. A.G.
(Killed in Action)

"Informant knew Ferguson who was in his Company. He was a son of Judge Ferguson.

Informant heard from Sergeant Montgomery – of the 20th.Battalion, "B" Company , who returned here 12th August, 1916, and lived in Bathurst, that Ferguson had been killed.

Ferguson was a splendid Officer, and no one could wish for a better man – and was liked by everyone. He was a real genetleman, and would do anything for his men

Ref. – Gibbs, Private S.R., 561
20th Battalion, B.Company, 8 Platoon.
No.4, Australian General Hospital,
Randwick

V.R., 13/19/16

SYDNEY BUREAU.

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