Private George Frederick Cook
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Private
2638A
9th Bn. Australian Infantry
21 October 1915, Brisbane
H. M. A. T. "Seang Bee" A48
24th April 1917
Ilness
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B. D. 14 |
Son of Frederick George and Elizabeth Ann Cook,
husband of Elsie M. Cook,
of Alexandra St., Booval, Queensland. |
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Corporal Robert Ewen Coventry
Wareham Cemetery, Wareham, County Dorset, England |
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Corporal
2454
46th Bn. Australian Infantry
10 August 1915, Melbourne
R. M. S. "Persia"
21st December 1916
Ilness
B. C. 15 |
Son of Thomas and Helen Coventry,
husband of Edith May Coventry,
of 12, Victory Square, Armadale, Victoria, Australia. Born at Victoria. |
The "Argus" (Melbourne) on Saturday, January 06, 1917 |
COVENTRY - Died in Wareham Camp Military
Hospital, on the 21st December, 1916, Corporal Robert Ewen Coventry, A. I. F., dearly beloved husband of Edith M. Coventry, and loving father of Irene, Alan, Nancy, of 43 Murray street, Prahran.
"The waves divide, fond memory clings." (Inserted by his loving wife.) |
The "Argus" (Melbourne) on Wednesday, December 21, 1938 |
COVENTRY - In loving memory of Corporal Robert Ewen Coventry, 14th Battalion A. I. F., second son of Helen and late Thomas Coventry, who died at Wareham Military Hospital, England, on the 21st December 1916. Also his dear father who died on the 23rd December 1892
Ever remembered (Inserted by mother and brothers George and Alan) |
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Lance Corporal Alexander Crichton
Wareham Cemetery, Wareham, County Dorset, England |
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Lance Corporal
1661
13th Bn. Australian Infantry
11 February 1915
H. M. A. T. "Seang Choon" A49
1st February 1917
Drowning
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Husband of Marie Ethel Crichton. |
The "Argus" (Melbourne) on Saturday, February 24, 1917 |
CRICHTON - On the 1st February, 1917, accidentally drowned, in France, after two years active service abroad, Corporal Alexander Crichton, the youngest son of the late Geo. M. and Elizabeth Ann Crichton, and beloved brother of Mrs. Bruce (South Melbourne), Mrs. Lack (of Thornbury), Fred (on active service), Colin (of Surrey Hills), J. P. Crichton (of Port Melbourne), and the late George C. (of Brunswick). Wounded at Gallipoli and France.
"His duty nobly done." |
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Private Henry Edward Davies
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Private
778
7th Bde. Machine Gun Coy
31 May 1915, Adelaide
H. M. A. T. "Geelong" A2
20th January 1917
Accidental (Injuries) at Bournemouth
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Son of Henry John and Edith Harvey Davies.
Born at Port Pirie, South Australia. |
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Private Robert Stanley Halliday
Wareham Cemetery, Wareham, County Dorset, England |
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Private
3775
46th Bn. Australian Infantry
23 November 1915, Melbourne
H. M. A. T. "Ceramic" A40
14th February 1917
Accidental (Injuries) at Bournemouth
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Son of George and Sarah Halliday,nee Kerr,
of 24, Barkly St., Ballarat East, Victoria, Australia. |
The "Sydney Morning Herald" on Saturday, March 03, 1917 |
Died of Injuries:
. . . Pte. R. S. Halliday . . . |
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Private Cecil Edward Humphry
Wareham Cemetery, Wareham, County Dorset, England |
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Private
1657
44th Bn. Australian Infantry
5th December 1916
Illness
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Son of Edward Ernest and Elizabeth Humphry,
of Albany Rd., Cannington, Western Australia. |
The "West Australian" (Perth) on Friday, December 15, 1916 |
HUMPHRY- On December 5, 1916, died of pneumonia in hospital, Wareham, England, Private Cecil E. Humphry, 1st Reinforcements, 44th Battalion, the beloved eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Humphry, Albany-road, Cannington, and dearly beloved brother of Bertha, Amy, Mena, Phyllis, Doris, Jean and Alfred, aged 23 years and six months.
Deeply mourned.
Gone in the pride of his youth and his glory,
Far from his home and the land of his birth,
He lay down his life like a hero
In response to his country's call;
There are some who'll remember and miss him,
Though he was only a private, that's all.
In a soldier's grave he is sleeping,
Our loved one, the dearest and best;
In our hearts we will miss him for ever,
Though we know he is only at rest. |
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Private John Jennison
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Private
6352
13th Bn. Australian Infantry
Caversham, Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand
9 September 1916, Sydney
H. M. A. T. "Euripides" A14
14th December 1916
Illness (Carcinoma stomach)
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Son of Charles Just Jennison and Betsy Ann Jennison. |
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Private George Laing
Wareham Cemetery, Wareham, County Dorset, England |
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Private
2696
7th Bn. Australian Infantry
27 October 1915, Melbourne
H. M. A. T. "Ulysses" A38
11th January 1917
Illness (Pneumonia)
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Son of Thomas and Euphemia Laing,
of Jung Murtoa, Victoria, Australia.
Born at Sheep Hills, Victoria. |
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Private Alfred Lofdahl
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Private
4699
61st Bn. Australian Infantry
13 April 1916, Sydney
H. M. A. T. "Ceramic" A40
11th May 1917
Illness
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Son of Alfred Samuel and Mary Annie Lofdahl
husband of Mary Ann Lofdahl,
of Bonds Rd., Punchbowl, New South Wales.
Born in Sweden. |
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Private Herbert Doyle Madell
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Private
2364
3rd Bn. Australian Infantry
14 July 1915, Sydney
H. M. A. T. "Orsova" A67
11th January 1917
Illness
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Son of Wallace and Amelia Madell,
of 12, Mount Durand, Guernsey.
Born at St. Peter Port, Guernsey. |
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Private Leo Vincent Rankin
Wareham Cemetery, Wareham, County Dorset, England |
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Private
1718
55th Bn. Australian Infantry
14 April 1916, Sydney
H. M. A. T. "Ceramic" A40
10th May 1917
Illness
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Son of John and Mary Rankin,
of 67, Bromley St., South Yarra, Victoria, Australia.
Born at Melbourne. |
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Private Douglas George Richards
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Private
1750
57th Bn. Australian Infantry
4 April 1916, Melbourne
H. M. A. T. "Euripides" A14
23rd June 1917
Illness
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Son of George William and Louisa Richards,
of 38, Northern Rd., Plaistow, London, England. |
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Private Claude Ralph Stephens
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Private
2151
43rd Bn. Australian Infantry
28 August 1916, Adelaide
H. M. A. T. "Anchises" A68
12th December 1916
B. C. 12 |
The "Advertiser" (Adelaide) on Wednesday, December 12, 1917 |
STEPHENS - In loving memory of my loving nephew, Private C. R. Stephens, who died in England on December 12, 1916.
Inserted by his loving aunt, M. Holman, Lipson-street, Port.
STEPHENS - In loving memory of Private Claude R. Stephens, died in England, December 12, 1916.
Too far away your grave to see,
But not too far to think of thee.
Sunshine passes, shadows fall,
But sweet remembrance outlasts all.
Inserted by his loving brothers, Harold, of Willochra, and Private R. A. Stephens, Egypt.
STEPHENS - In loving memory of our dear brother, Private Claude Stephens, died in England, December 12, 1916.
His heart was brave, he knew no fear,
He now sleeps in a soldier's grave.
Forget, he knows we never will.
Inserted by his loving brothers, Private A. H. and Trooper R. A. Stephens (returned). On active service.
STEPHENS - In memory of Private C. R. (Claude} Stephens.
Little did I think when I bade good-bye,
It was the last 'twixt you and I;
Not even his lifeless form did I see,
But for ever he will be remembered by me.
Inserted by his loving sister-in-law, Bella, and children. |
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