717 Corporal
J.H FOLEY
Aust. Army Vetinary Corps.
Died 26th October 1917 Age 26
Gone But Not Forgotten
Mother
John Henry died from Acute Nephritis - a kidney infection.
3747 Private
J. FORREST
10th Bn. Australian Inf.
Died 22nd November 1916 Age 20
He Did His Duty
John died from a gunshot wound to his head after being in the hospital since 15th October. His funeral was held on Saturday 25th November at 3.30pm.
13287 Antonia Robert FRANCIS
See Burials with Medals and Awards
1096 Trooper
L.A.GUEST
7th Australian Light Horse
Died 17th November 1915
The Lord Gave
And The Lord Hath Taken Away
Lambert Adrian died from a gunshot wound to his spine received when he was at the Dardanelles on October 8th.
1865A Private
T.A. HARDING
46th Bn. Australian Inf.
Died 16th September 1916 Age 19
Thy Will Be Done O Lord
Thomas Arthur died from gunshot wound to his back and abdomen.
I had a message from Gary and Frances Rush saying that they had visited Frances great uncle Thomas's grave when they were here on a visit a few years ago.
"He was born in a tiny town called Deptford about two and half hours drive from Melbourne . His service no.was 1865a, he enlisted 14/1/1916 and died at the hospital 16/9/1916 .
Studio portrait of 1865 A Private (Pte) Thomas Arthur Harding, 46th Battalion. A sleeper cutter from Deptford, Victoria prior to enlistment, Pte Harding embarked from Melbourne on HMAT Euripides on 4 April 1916. Later wounded in action, he was evacuated to England where, on 16 September 1916, aged 19, he succumbed to his wounds and was buried in the Netley Military Cemetery, Hampshire. This is one of a series of photographs taken by the Darge Photographic Company which had a concession to take photographs at the Broadmeadows and Seymour army camps during the First World War. In the 1930s, the Australian War Memorial purchased the original glass negatives from Algernon Darge, along with the photographers' notebooks. The notebooks contain brief details, usually a surname or unit name, for each negative.
Photo made c 15th March 1916 in Broadmeadows Melbourne.
Lieutenant Reginald HARRINGTON see Burials with Medals and Awards
692 Private
E.J. JAMES
16th Bn. Australian Inf.
Died 28th May 1915
Ernest John was a mechanic in Perth before he enlisted. He died of gunshot wounds to his thigh received at Gallipoli.
4301A Private
J.C. JAMES
2nd Bn. Australian Inf.
Died 2nd August 1916
John Charles was born in Liverpool England and was a miner before he enlisted. He died of gunshot wounds to his head.
98 Sapper
G.L. JONES
Australian Engineers
Died 27th September 1915 Age 52
He Gave His Best
His Life, His All
For King And Country
George Longworth enlisted on 4th September 1914 age 38 so the age on his headstone maybe wrong. He had previously been in the Royal Navy for 10 years. He was born in Coventry England to parents George and Selina. He died of Enteric or Typhoid.
In Memory Of
Pte. Horace N. JONES
1550
18th Batt. A.I.F.
Wounded Anzac Died At Netley 13/9/15
Aged 23 years
Erected By His Loving Sisters
Horace Newby signed up on the 10th April 1915. He was 23 and a bricklayer from Paddington in Sydney. His sister's were Nellie and Una. He died after he had his right arm amputated due to gun shot wounds and a compound fracture of the humerous received at Gallipoli.
Sydney Morning Herald 2nd October 1915
2840A Lance Cpl.
W.J. KANIERS (KAUIERS)
1st Australian Pioneers
Died 30th August 1918 Age 27
William John KAUIERS enlisted in Melbourne on 29th June 1915. He was wounded in France on the 23rd August 1918 and arrived in England on the "Guildford Castle"
He died of Tetanus from a gunshot wound to his elbow on the 30th August.
3696 Private
A. KERR
57th Bn. Australian Infantry
Died 5th October 1918 Age 34
Far From His Homeland
Australia
He Died To Keep Us Free
Archibald enlisted on 10th November 1917 age 33.
He had a gunshot wound to his arm and had gas shell burns over most of his body.
919 Serjeant
W.M.LALOR
5th Australian Bde. H.O.
Died 11th April 1917 Age 34
For Duty Nobly Done
R.I.P.
William Michael died from Nephritis (kidney disease) His parents were Catherine and Michael.
4563 Private
L.R.LANSDOWNE
30th Bn, Australian Infantry
Died 21st June 1917
Dearly Loved Elder Son Of
R.H. And Late M.A. Lansdowne
Of Goulburn
Lindsay Robert was born to Mary Ann and Robert Henry. He was wounded at Messines where he sustained a wound to his abdomen. He developed septicaemia and died.
5241 Serjeant
F.J.LEE
Aust. Army Service Corps.
Died 19th January 1918
Only An Anzac
One Of The Best
Loved By All Who Knew Him
Frederick James was 26 years old when he enlisted and was a pastry cook.He was in the 1st Field Bakery. Frederick died at the University War Hospital in Southampton of bronchitis and heart failure. Private Lee's brother attended his funeral. His parents were Elizabeth Jane Ada and William John.
1145 Private
V.C. MARSHALL
26th Bn. Australian Inf.
Died 26th September 1915
Vere Claude was wounded in his spine whilst in the Dardenelles. He died onboard Aquitania on the way back to England. He was 21.
3142 Gunner
H.T. MATHESON
Aust. Field Artillery
Died 17th April 1918 Age 35
Though Death Divides
Fond Memory Clings
Henry Thomas was born to Annie and Johnny. He was 30 years old and a butcher when he enlisted in July 1915. He died from wounds received in action whilst returning to England onboard H.M.A.T. Carisbrook Castle.
2723 Corporal
J.C. MONSON
51st Bn. Australian Inf.
Died 15th September 1916 Age 45
His Duty Nobly Done
John Christian was 42 and a carpenter when he enlisted. He was born in New Zealand to John and Mary. His wife was Laura. He died from gunshot wounds to his shoulder and leg which was then amputated, in the University War Hospital Southampton.
2420A Private
G. McNAUGHTON
17th Bn.Australian Inf.
Died 9th October 1918 Age 30
George enlisted at Liverpool New South Wales on 23rd July 1915. He was born in Auldgarth Scotland and was 27 years old. He died of wounds at sea onboard H.M.A.T. Carisbrooke Castle whilst returning to England.
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