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Arthur James Gillett

Australia Military Forces

HERITAGE No: 91

BIRTH: 6 May 1886
Terry St Tempe (St Peters), NSW
DEATH: 2 June 1974 Normanhurst, NSW
DEATH: 2 June 1974
Normanhurst, NSW

OCCUPATION: Locomotive Cleaner 1907, Fireman, 1913

RESIDENCE: Shepherd St Marrickville, NSW, 1913

GAME HISTORY

  • Harden Rovers RU 1905, 1906,
  • Murrumburrah Jubilee RU Committee 1906
  • Harden Pioneers RU 1907, 1908,
  • Goulburn RU Representative Team 1906
  • Binalong RU 1909, 1910
  • Yass RU Representative 1910
  • Central Southern Representative RU v Maoris RU 1910
  • Wests RL First Grade 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914
  • Wests RL City Cup 1912
  • Goulburn Railway RL 1915
  • Goulburn RL Representative Team v South Sydney RL 1915

Arthur

Arthur Gillett was born at Tempe NSW in 1896. He moved with his family to the southern highlands railway town of Harden as an infant. The twin towns of Harden-Murrumburrah were a centre for railway maintenance and also a rail head for wheat and other rural products.

Arthur’s had a long association with NSW Railways. His occupation was recorded as Locomotive Cleaner and Fireman. He is honoured on the Goulburn Railway Employees, First World War Memorial at Goulburn NSW.

Arthur Gillett’s War Medals Including Military Medal

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