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{{InfoboxPerson
|title = <big>Lieut Col Thomas Flintoff</big>
|image = WWSilhouette.png
|conflict = <small>World War 1</small>
|service = <small>[[Colonial Forces]]<br>[[Citizen Military Force]]<br>[[Australian Imperial Force]]</small>
|unit = <small>2nd Battalion WA Infantry Brigade, 88th Infantry Regiment, 47th Infantry Battalion, No. 3 Command Depot</small>
|number = <small></small>
|servicearm = <small>Army</small>
|dob = <small>31 Oct 1874</small>
|birthplace = <small>Grafton, NSW</small>
|residence = <small>Claremont, Perth, WA</small>
|dod = <small>15 Jan 1935</small>
|relatives = <small>Wife - Elizabeth Minnie Gray</small>
}}
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This page is part of a Nominal Roll that is a [[Register of Western Australian Officers in Colonial Forces 1902]] as they transitioned into the Commonwealth Forces. The longest serving officer was appointed on 1 November 1878 and the latest entry for promotion is the 18 April 1905. There are a total of 162 entries.
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World War 1 Attestation and casualty documents
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Commendations
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Obituaries
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Lt-Col Thomas Flintoff was the Camp Commandant of Hurdcott Convalescent Base. There was a bound copy of 12 editions of the "Hurdcott Herald" journal amongst the papers. It is linked here.
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[[The Hurdcott Herald]]<br>

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