Life Summary - Wentworth Rowland Mainwaring

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Mainwaring, Wentworth Rowland (1869–1933)

	Mainwaring, Wentworth Rowland (1869–1933)
Born	26 September, 1869 Marryatville, Adelaide , South Australia , Australia
Died	27 June, 1933 (aged 63) North Adelaide, Adelaide , South Australia , Australia
Cultural Heritage	English
Religious Influence	Anglican
Related Entries [View as tree]	Cavenagh-Mainwaring, Wentworth (father) Cudmore, Kathleen Mary (sister) Cudmore, Arthur Murray (brother-in-law)
Education*	St Peter's College (Adelaide) (student, 1881-1886) University of Adelaide (student, 1887-1890)
Occupation*	surgeon (1873-1931) South Australia, Australia army medical officer (1915-1919) Federal, Australia
Military Service*	World War I (army doctor) Dardanelles campaign, 1915-16 (army doctor) 3rd Light Horse Brigade (army doctor, 1915-1916) 2nd Stationary Hospital (army doctor, 1916-1917) 14th General Hospital (army doctor, 1917-1918)
Awards	Order of the White Eagle (Serbia) (recipient, 1916)
Workplaces*	Royal Adelaide Hospital (consulting surgeon)

* Dates are approximate

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Mainwaring, Wentworth Rowland (1869–1933)