McNee, William Workman
| Date of Birth | 1901-09-05 |
| Date of Death | 1933-01-31 |
| Age | 31 |
| Birth Place | United Kingdom - Scotland, Glasgow, Scotland |
| Cause of Death | Suicide - Gassed |
Service Details
| Service | RAN - Royal Australian Navy |
| Rank | Leading Seaman |
| Rate | Steward |
| Official Number | 16111 |
| Discharge Notes | Discharged - DD Discharged Dead |
| Service Period | 1925-1933 |
| Service Record | Yes |
| Ship | Canberra (I) HMAS - Heavy Cruiser County Class |
Cemetery Details
| Cemetery Name | Rookwood Cemetery, Rookwood NSW 2141 |
| Cemetery Address | Rookwood, NSW |
| Demonination/Area | Naval Section (Anglican Area 4) |
| Section | 4 Naval |
| Row | 3 |
| Grave Number | 599 |
Notes
Late AIF & RAN. WW1 service number: 19073 (Australian Medical Corps). Gave his age on enlistment in the AIF as 18 1/2 when he was only 15 years and 9 months (DOB 05 Sep 1901). He was discharged from the AIF on 27 November 1917. According to newspaper reports, McNee was found dead in his kitchen in 35 Marion Street Leichhardt with a tube from the gas stove in his mouth.
Sources
Sun Tuesday 31 Jan 1933 P10; Daily Examiner (Grafton) Wed 1 Feb 1933 P2; Canberra Times Wed 1 Feb1933 P2
Contributors
Researched by: Mark Fleming/Andrew Watters
