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1 - BARTHOLOMEW, KENNETH MILLER (56717)Rank: Rifleman Regiment: New Zealand Rifle Brigade
 
 2 - FULL NAME     Kenneth Miller Bartholomew
 RANK LAST HELD      Rifleman
 WAR  World War I, 1914-1918
 SERIAL NO.  56717
 FIRST KNOWN RANK  Rifleman
 OCCUPATION BEFORE ENLISTMENT  Clerk
 NEXT OF KIN  Mrs A.T. Bartholomew (wife), Nelson Street, Feilding, New Zealand
 BODY ON EMBARKATION  New Zealand Rifle Brigade
 EMBARKATION UNIT  Reinforcements H Company (part)
 EMBARKATION DATE  14 July 1917
 PLACE OF EMBARKATION  Wellington, New Zealand
 TRANSPORT  HMNZT 89
 VESSEL  Waitemata
 DESTINATION  Plymouth, England
 NOMINAL ROLL NUMBER  69
 PAGE ON NOMINAL ROLL  33
 LAST UNIT SERVED  New Zealand Rifle Brigade, 4th Battalion
 PLACE OF DEATH       Somme, France
 DATE OF DEATH     29 March 1918
 CAUSE OF DEATH      Killed in action
 CEMETERY NAME  Euston Road Cemetery, Colincamps, Somme, France
 GRAVE REFERENCE  Lonely Brit. Cem. No. 2 Memorial.
 BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES:  Kenneth Bartholomew was the son of George and Ellen Bartholomew, of Feilding, New Zealand; husband of Annie Te Mann Bartholomew, of 23, Nelson St., Feilding, New Zealand.
 DESCRIPTION OF IMAGE: Portrait, Auckland Weekly News 1918
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 3 - RIFLEMAN KENNETH MILLER BARTHOLOMEW.
 (Killed in action, March 29, 1918.)
 He is not dead, but only sleeping
 On that far shore, where war's wild clangours cease—
 Our friend, our brother of the gentle presence
 Will wake again, where all is heavenly peace.
 We walk with softer step the clouded pathway,
 Which erst was cheered by his bright word and smile.
 Yet have we mem'ries that upbear the burden
 And rift the shadows of our "little while."
 
 Whilst here, he loved the songs of Zion,
 He'll wake to sing in Heaven's supernal choir,
 And to our ears and souls, his voice, yet speaking,
 Will find its chord in our fond hearts desire.
 And thus we leave our soldier sleeping,
 With war's wild tempest now forever o'er,
 And wait the coming of the Morning Glory,
 Where all is calm on that Elysian shore.
 
 [Papers Past-Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 35189, 27 April 1918]
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