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Full Name
Norman Shand Bathgate
Rank Last Held
Lance Corporal
Forename(s)
Norman Shand
Surname
Bathgate
War
World War II, 1939-1945
Serial No.
13470
Gender
Male
First Known Rank
Private
Occupation before Enlistment
Clerk
Next of Kin
Mr T.D. Bathgate (father), Pakiri, Rodney County, New Zealand
Marital Status
Single
Enlistment Address
C/o Wright Stephenson & Co. Ltd, Dunedin, New Zealand
Military District
Dunedin
Body on Embarkation
Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force (2NZEF)
Embarkation Unit
26 (Canterbury) Battalion
Nominal Roll Number
WW2 3
Page on Nominal Roll
WW2 31
Last Unit Served
New Zealand Army Service Corps, 6 Reserve Mechanical Transport Company
Place of Death
Australia
Date of Death
2 July 1943
Age at Death
29
Year of Death
1943
Cause of Death
Accidentally killed on active service
Cemetery Name
Perth War Cemetery and Annex, Smyth Road, Nedlands, Perth, Western Australia
Grave Reference
J.B.1.
Memorial Name
Auckland War Memorial Museum, World War 2 Hall of Memories
Biographical Notes
Norman Bathgate was the son of Thomas Duncan Bathgate and Letitia Mabel Bathgate, of Hamilton, New Zealand.
Description of Image
  • Portrait, Weekly News
  • Headstone, Perth War Cemetery, Australia (photo F. Caddy 2012)
  • Cross of Sacrifice, Perth War Cemetery and Annex, Australia (photo F. Caddy 2012)
  • Wide view, Perth War Cemetery and Annex, Australia (photo F. Caddy 2012)
Sources Used
  • Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force Nominal Roll No. 3 (Embarkations from 1st July, 1940 to 31st March, 1941)
  • Auckland Museum. Roll of Honour, Auckland Province, 1939 - 1945. Auckland War Memorial Museum Library. MS 93/139.
  • Commonwealth War Graves Commission. URL: http://www.cwgc.org