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Identity
Person No.
15712
Service No.
Unknown
Last Name
Maygar 1
First Name
Leslie Cecil
Initials
L C
Date of Birth
Unknown
Est. Birth Year
Age at Death
42
Death Record
Cause code
DOW 2,734
Died of wounds
Cause of Death
Died of wounds, at Karm, Palenstine
Military Service
Rank
Lieutenant Colonel
Defence Force
AUS 164
Australian forces
Location
Country
Locality
Unknown
Grave Reference
Awards
Distinguished Service Order
United Kingdom
Jan 1918, DSO LG 4 October 1917 | Son of the late Edwin Wills Maygar and Helen Maygar. Native of Dean Station, Kilmore, Victoria, Australia.
United Kingdom
ire." 1st MID LG 6 July 1917, 2nd MID LG 16 Jan 1918, DSO LG 4 October 1917 | Son of the late Edwin Wills Maygar and Helen Maygar. Native of || 1917, 2nd MID LG 16 Jan 1918, DSO LG 4 October 1917 | Son of the late Edwin Wills Maygar and Helen Maygar. Native of Dean Station, Kilmore,
Notes

Son of the late Edwin Wills Maygar and Helen Maygar. Native of Dean Station, Kilmore, Victoria, Australia. ref. South African Roll of Honour 1914-1918

Citations

LG 11 Feb. 1902 - "At Geelhoutboom, on the 23rd November 1901, Lieutenant Maygar galloped out and ordered the men of a detached post, which was being outflanked, to retire. The horse of one of them being shot under him, when the enemy were within 200 yards, Lieutenant Maygar dismounted and lifted him on to his own horse, which bolted into boggy ground, causing both of them to dismount. On extricating the horse and finding that it could not carry both, Lieutenant Maygar again put the man on its back and told him to gallop for cover at once, he himself proceeding on foot. All this took place under a very heavy fire." 1st MID LG 6 July 1917, 2nd MID LG 16 Jan 1918, DSO LG 4 October 1917

LG 6 July 1917 p.6847
LG 6 July 1917 p.6847
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