John Edmond Rhodes

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| header1 = Personal Information

| label2 = Date of Birth | data2 = not known 1892

| label3 = Place of Birth | data3 = Chidlow's Well, Western Australia

| label4 = Death | data4 = 3 Jan 1973

| label5 = Place of Death | data5 = Rockingham, Western Australia

| label6 = Age at Enlistment | data6 = 23 years, 7 months

| label7 = Description | data7 = 5'5" (1.65m) tall; weight 118 lbs (53.5kg); fresh complexion, blue eyes, light brown hair.

| label8 = Occupation | data8 = farm hand

| label9 = Religion | data9 = Church of England

| label10 = Address | data10 = Mundijong, Western Australia

| label11 = Next of Kin | data11 = Father Mr Frederick Rhodes

| header12 = Military Information

| label13 = Reg Number | data13 = 6569

| label14 = Date of Enlistment | data14 = 14 Apr 1916

| label15 = Rank | data15 = Private

| label16 = Unit/Formation | data16 = 16th Battalion, 21st Reinforcement / 4th Brigade, 4th Division

| label17 = Date of Embarkation | data17 = 13 Oct 1916 - 1 Dec 1916

| label18 = Ship Embarked On | data18 = HMAT A39 Port Macquarie

| label19 = Date of Return | data19 = 19 Apr 1919 - 31 May 1919

| label20 = Ship Returned On | data20 = [[HMAT A74 Marathon}}

| label21 = Fate | data21 = POW 11 Apr 1917 First Bullecourt
Returned to Australia

| label22 = Monument | data22 = Mundijong

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War Service

Entered camp on 14 Apr 1916, and less than 3 weeks later he was transferred to the 21st reinforcement draft for the 16th Battalion, and travelle with them to England.

On arrival in England he

Discharged 5th Military District 11 Jul 1919.

Mr F. Rhodes, Mundijong was notified that his only son, Private J.E. Rhodes, is missing since April 11.

Post War

RHODES.-On June 6, at Nurse Lloyd's Private Hospital, Subiaco, to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rhodes, of Mundijong-a daughter. (Alice Doreen). Mother and child well.