Keating, Maurice James

Date of Death1900-03-02
Age44
GenderMale
Cause of DeathIllness - Brain aneurysm

Service Details

ServiceNew South Wales Army - Sudan Contingent
Service Period1885-1885
Service 2Colonial - NSWNAV - New South Wales Naval Artillery Volunteers
RankCommander
Active Service (War service)Sudan
Service RecordNo
Service 3New South Wales Army - Sudan Contingent
Service Period1885-1885

Cemetery Details

Cemetery NameWaverley Cemetery St Thomas St &, Trafalgar St, Bronte NSW 2024
Cemetery AddressWaverley, NSW
Demonination/AreaCatholic
Section11
Grave NumberGrave 440

Notes

Died Bathurst. For two accounts of Keatings prowess as a marksman see Illustrated Sydney News Tuesday 15 Jun 1886 page 9 and Australian Town and Country Journal Saturday 14 Nov 1886 page 29. For an account of Keatings career see the obituary in the Sydney Evening News Saturday 3 March 1900 page 4. For a full account of his funeral see Sydney Evening News Monday 5 March 1900 page 8 Sudan service 03-03-1885 to 23-06-1885 Leut. promoted during advance on Tamai. Photo Australian Town and Country 17 March 1900

Sources

AWM Sudan Nominal Roll The Catholic Press (Sydney,NSW:1895-1942) Sat 10 Mar 1900 Page 8 Obituary. The Australian Star (Sydney,NSW:1887-1909 Sat 3 Mar 1900 Page 5 DEATH OF COMMANDER KEATING. Evening News (Sydney,NSW:1869-1931) Mon 5 Mar 1900 Page 8 THE LATE COMMANDER M.J. KEATING.

Contributors

Researched by: Andrew Watters/Mark Fleming