| Ernest Frederick Clayton |
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Corporal
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abt. 1896
Talbot, Victoria
29 July 1917
21
39th Bn. Australian Infantry, A. I. F.
Kandahar Farm Cemetery, Belgium
Son of Frederick and Amy Ann Clayton, nee Burkett,
of Main St., Greensborough, Victoria, Australia. |
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| Published in the "Age" (Melbourne, Victoria) on Monday, 29 July 1917 |
CLAYTON - In memory of my dearly loved brother, Cpl. E. F. Clayton, killed in Belgium 29 July 1917, aged 21 years.
He gave his best, he gave his all.
He was one of the best that answered the call;
And he died like a hero as many have done.
A true brother he was, and a mother's loved son.
- Inserted by his loving brother Charles George Clayton
on active service in France. |
| Published in the "Age" (Melbourne, Victoria) on Saturday, 18 August 1917 |
CLAYTON - Killed in action on 29th July, Gunner Ernest Clayton, loving brother of Wilfred, also Charles (on active service), brother-in-law of Ivy Clayton, and dearly loved uncle of little Wilfred and Irene, aged 21 years and 3 months.
We pictured your safe returning,
And longed to clasp your hand;
But God has postponed our meeting -
'T will be in a better land. |
CLAYTON - Killed in action somewhere in France on 29th July, Ernest F. Clayton, late of Greensborough; loving nephew of Mrs. A. E. Haughton, and cousin of Mrs. S. Booth, Wonthaggi, aged 21 years and 3 months.
He never shunned his country's call,
He gladly gave his life, his all;
He died the helpless to defend,
An Australian soldier's noble end. |
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| Robert Henry Davey (Probably) |
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Private
3797
abt. 1897
Brighton, Victoria
26 August 1916
19
21st Bn. Australian Infantry, A. I. F.
Villers-Bretonneux Memorial, France
Son of John Henry and Elizabeth Davey, nee Watson. |
| James Judkins |
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Private
7507
abt. 1895
Woodend, Victoria
11 August 1918
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1st Bn. Australian Infantry, A. I. F.
Villers-Bretonneux Memorial, France
Son of Percy Edgar Lucas Judkins and Annie Judkins, nee Craig. |
| Published in the "Argus" (Melbourne, Victoria) on Monday, 02 September 1918 |
JUDKINS - Killed in action on August 11, 1918, James, second son of Percy and the late Annie Judkins, aged 23 years and 6 months.
Duty noble done. |
Published in the "Woodend Star" (Victoria) on Saturday, 07 September 1918 |
JUDKINS - Killed in action on 11/8/18, James (Jim), the dearly loved second son of P. E. L. and the late Annie Judkins. Aged 23 years 6 months. Native of Woodend.
Duty noble done. |
| Martin Francis Kennedy (Probably) |
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Private
705A
15 August 1882
Redfern, New South Wales
18 September 1917
34
22nd Bn. Australian Infantry, A. I. F.
Hooge Crater Cemetery, Belgium
Son of Charles Francis Kennedy,
of Christian Brothers College, South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia,
and the late Mary Theresa Kennedy, nee Coonan. |
| Peter Killen |
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Private
1968
abt. 1883
21 August 1915
32
14th Bn. Australian Infantry, A. I. F.
Lone Pine Memorial, Turkey (including Gallipoli)
Son of James and Sarah Killen,
husband of Lily Killen,
of 37, Condell St., Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia. |
| David John Medhurst |
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Private
3190
abt. 1894
Lilydale, Victoria
28 July 1916
22
8th Bn. Australian Infantry, A. I. F.
Villers-Bretonneux Memorial, France
Son of David and Martha Medhurst,
of Greensborough, Victoria. |
| Published in the "Argus" ( Victoria) on Saturday, 02 September 1916 |
MEDHURST - Killed in action in France on the 28th July, D. J. (Jack), beloved second son of David and Martha Medhurst, Greensborough, and loving brother of Herbert, Brunswick; Mrs. W. J. Partington, Greensborough; Mrs. C. Hirt, Morang; Mrs. J. Knapsey, Seymour; Eunice, Ivy, and Jim, also beloved fiance of Edie Bester, Greensborough, aged 22 years and 7 months.
In sure and certain hope,
Abide with me. |
MEDHURST - In sad and loving remembrance of my dearest earthly friend, Jack.
Some day, sometime, we'll understand.
Lead kindly light.
Inserted by his loving fiance, Edie Bester, Greensborough. |
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| Robert Lindsay Medley Maddison |
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Lance Corporal
6951
abt. 1898
Kilcool, Drummond, Queensland
01 September 1918
20
24th Bn. Australian Infantry, A. I. F.
Peronne Communal Cemetery Extension, France
Son of Lewis Medley Maddison and Helen Isabel Maddison,
of "Hareah," Greensborough, Victoria, Australia. |
| James William Poulter |
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Private
5078
abt. 1899
04 October 1918
19
22nd Bn. Australian Infantry, A. I. F.
Prospect Hill Cemetery, Gouy, France
Son of William Haylock Poulter and Alice Mary Poulter,
of Greensborough, Victoria, Australia. |
| James Richard Purcell |
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Private
5080
abt. 1897
03 May 1917
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22nd Bn. Australian Infantry, A. I. F.
Queant Road Cemetery, Buissy, France
Son of Edward Caledonia Purcell and Mary Julie Purcell,
of Greensborough, Victoria, Australia. |
| Benjamin Alfred Starling |
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Second Lieutenant
abt. 1879
23 March 1918
39
2nd Bn. London Regiment, Royal Fusiliers
Roclincourt Military Cemetery, France
Son of John Henry and Jane Starling,
of Greensborough, Victoria, Australia. |
| Published in the "Argus" ( Victoria) on Saturday, 30 March 1918 |
STARLING - Killed in action on the 23rd March, B. A. Starling (B. C. E., Melbourne), second lieutenant, 2nd London Regiment, Royal Fusiliers, late of Federated Malay State, Beloved eldest son of J. H. and J. Starling, Greensborough, brother of Eva, J. H. (Armadale), and F. R. (Malvern). |
| Reginald Emerson Sims |
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Sergeant
998
abt. 1891
Horsham, Victoria
10 August 1918
27
37th Bn. Australian Infantry, A. I. F.
Heath Cemetery, Harbonnieres, France
Son of John Emerson Sims and Eliza Jane Sims,
of "Camelot," Greensborough, Victoria, Australia. |
| Published in the "Argus" (Melbourne, Victoria) on Saturday, 31 August 1918 |
SIMS - Killed in action in France on 10th August 1918, Sergeant Reginald Emerson, dearly loved youngest son of J. E. and E. J. Sims, of Greensborough, loved fince of Ivy Gallagher, North Fitzroy, and brother of Harold, Isabella, John, Lillian, Amie (Mrs. J. C. Miles), Wilson, Samuel, Eleanor. |
SIMS - Killed in action, France, August 10, Sgt. Reginald E. Sims, 37th Battalion, dearly loved fiance of Ivy C. Gallagher, 215 McKean street, North Fitzroy.
"Until the dawn breaks." |
| Kenneth Gordon Sharpe |
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Private
2440
abt. 1891
08 November 1918
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3rd Australian Pioneers
Fovant (St. George) Churchyard, Wiltshire, UK
Son of Robert and Agnes Sharpe,
husband of Eunice C. Sharpe,
of 58, Collins Street, Thornbury, Victoria. |
| Frederick Thomas Snodgrass |
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Lance Corporal
1097
20 September 1917
5th Bn. Australian Infantry, A. I. F.
Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Belgium
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| Richard Lewis Weir |
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Second Lieutenan
26 July 1918
21st Bn. Australian Infantry, A. I. F.
Military Cross
Distinguished Conduct Medal
Villers-Bretonneux Memorial, France
Son of William Adam Weir and Catherine O. Weir,
of "Ulupna", Bundoora, Victoria, Australia. |
| Henry Douglas Whittingham |
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Gunner
1592
abt. 1896
Blackall, Queensland
15 April 1917
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2nd Bde. Australian Field Artillery
Queant Road Cemetery, Buissy, France
Son of Walter Stanley and Elsie Lily Whittingham,
of Petersham House, Greensborough, Victoria. |
| Published in the "Argus" (Melbourne, Victoria) on Saturday, 05 May 1917 |
WHITTINGHAM - Killed in action in France on 15th April, Gunner Henry Douglas Whitting, much loved second eldest son of Walter S. and Lily Whittingham, of Greensborough, and grandson of the late John Whittingham, of Collins street, also much loved brother of John Cecil and Leslie Ernest (on active service in France), and of Eric Walter (Seymour Camp), and Lionel, Dorothy, and Trinnie, aged 21 years and 5 months.
An Anzac hero.
(Queensland and English papers please copy.) |
Published in the "Argus" (Melbourne, Victoria) on Monday, 15 April 1918 |
WHITTINGHAM - In loving memory of Gunner Henry Douglas Whittingham, 4th Battery, A. I. F., second loved son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Whittingham, of Greensborough, and loving brother of Cecil, Leslie, Eric (on active service), Lionel,
Dorothy, and Trinnie, who was killed in action at Lagnicourt on 15th April, 1917; enlisted 20th August, 1914.
An Anzac hero.
(Inserted by his loving father and mother.)
WHITTINGHAM - In loving memory of Gunner Douglas, who made the supreme sacrifice at Lagnicourt. (Inserted by his schoolmates, Elsie and Ethel Laidlay.) |
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