Identity
Title
Forenames
Gordon Kennedy AWMM
Surname
Bogle AWMM
Ingoa
Also known as
Service number
WWI 4077 AWMM
Gender
Iwi
Hapū
Waka
Rohe
Religion
Anglican
Public - Diana - Other Relative - 21 April 2015 - Family papers
Civilian life
Birth
1887 AWMM
Date of birth
Place of birth
Birth notes
Address before enlistment
WW1 Pre 20 September 1915 AWMM Waipukurau, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand AWMM
Post war occupation
Next of kin on embarkation
WW1 Mrs. Annie Stafford Bogle (mother), Pakowhai AWMM
Relationship status
Service
Capture details
Days interned
Liberation date
Liberation Repatriation
POW liberation details
POW serial number
Biographical information
- Gordon Bogle was the son of James Kennedy Bogle and Annie Stafford Bogle (parents), of Pakowhai, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand. Native of Waipukurau, Hawke's Bay.
Brother of Gilbert Vere Bogle (3/534) and George Stafford Bogle
Posted to the 10th Reinforcements of the 26th Infantry Battalion. AWMM - Gordon Kennedy Bogle was one of three brothers killed in WW1. The others were George Stafford Bogle (died 15 October 1915 at Gallipoli) and Surgeon-Captain Gilbert Vere Bogle (died 16-17 September 1916, outside Flers). Their elder brother, Archibald Hugh Bogle, survived the war, fighting on the Western Front, and went on to serve in WW2. Public - Diana - Other Relative - 21 April 2015 - Military Personnel Files, family papers
Death
Death
20 September 1917
Peter Dennis, UNSW Canberra Ypres,
Belgium Peter Dennis, UNSW Canberra
Date of death
Age at death
28
Public - Diana - Other Relative - 21 April 2015 - Military Personnel File, family papers
Place of death
Menin Road
Public - Diana - Other Relative - 21 April 2015 - Military Personnel File, family papers
Cause of death
Death notes
Cemetery
No known grave AWMM
Cemetery name
Grave reference
Obituary
Memorial name
Memorial reference
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Sources
External links
Documents
- AIF Peter Dennis, UNSW Canberra AWMM
- The Fields of Remembrance Trust: Brothers Field, Auckland Museum (Armistice, 2018) AWMM
- Scadden, J. (2018). Broken branches : New Zealand families who lost three or more children in the Great War. AWMM
- Information kindly provided by family AWMM
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| Date | Name | Location | Relationship | Contact |
| 21 April 2015 | Diana | Auckland | Other Relative |
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