Hector Andrew George LEE
Per his military service record (Depot), Hector Andrew George Lee was born at Redfern, N.S.W. [1] He gave his age as 25 years and 10 months, his marital status as widower, and his occupation as labourer. His description on his Certificate of Medical Examination form was height 5 feet 10 inches tall, weight 199 lbs., with a dark complexion, brown eyes, and brown hair. His religious denomination was left blank. He claimed that he had no previous military service.
His next of kin was recorded on his Attestation Paper of Persons Enlisted for Service Abroad as his mother, Lucy Lee, Marquet Street, Rhodes N.S.W.
He completed his medical examination, and was attested by Lieutenant Frank Middenway, when the Coo-ees were at Ashfield, on 11th November 1915.
After completing the Coo-ee March he went to Liverpool Camp as reinforcement for the 13th Battalion.
On 16th December 1915 Private Lee was charged at Liverpool Camp with being absent without leave for 10 days from 7th to 16th December, and also with being drunk on parade.
He was discharged on 20th December 1915 unlikely to become an efficient soldier.
[1] NAA: B2455, LEE HECTOR ANDREW GEORGE
1915 Coo-ee March 