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We Live In Deeds, Not Years
He Most Lives Who
Thinks Noblest, Acts Best
Epitaph, Lieutenant B.N.W. Edwards
2nd Lieutenant Benjamin Noel William EDWARDS, 7th
Battalion, AIF. Born Bendigo, Victoria. Single; Civil engineer / Recognised
sniper, of 145 Pall Mall, Bendigo, Victoria. Next of kin: Father; James Benjamin
Edwards. Mother; Harriett Blanche Edwards (nee Smith), of 145 Pall Mall, Bendigo,
Victoria. Killed in action at Lone Pine, on 9 August 1915, aged 21. Grave: Lone
Pine cemetery.
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2nd Lieutenant Edward Roland EGAN, 2nd Battalion,
AIF. Born Tenterfield, NSW. Single; Clerk in Lands Department / Public School
Teacher, of Kempsey, NSW. Next of kin: Father; Thomas Egan. Mother; Sarah A.
Egan (nee Adams), Shire Engineer, Kempsey, NSW. Died of wounds at 17th General
Hospital, Alexandria, Egypt, on 14 August 1915, aged 25. Grave: Chatby Military
cemetery.
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Lieutenant Richard Ewen EGGLESTONE, Otago Battalion,
NZEF. Born Lawrence, Otago, NZ. Single; Telegraphist, NZ Government, of 135
Cargill Street, Dunedin, New Zealand. Next of kin: Father; Joseph Egglestone.
Mother; Mary Jane Egglestone, of 135 Cargill Street, Dunedin, New Zealand. Killed
in action on Pope's Hill, central Anzac, on 2 May 1915, aged 26. No Known Grave.
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Captain (Hon.) Valentine Joseph EGGLESTONE, Otago
Battalion, NZEF. Born Lawrence, NZ. Single; Clerk, Mollinson's Ltd., George
St., Dunedin, of 135 Cargill Street, Dunedin, New Zealand. Next of kin: Father;
Joseph Egglestone. Mother; Mary Jane Egglestone, of 135 Cargill Street, Dunedin,
New Zealand. Killed in action at exact location unknown, central Anzac, on 6
June 1915, aged 22. Grave: Shrapnel Valley cemetery.
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Lieutenant Howard Thomas ELDER, 5th Battalion, AIF.
Born Melbourne, Victoria. Single; Salesman, of 30 Lorne Road, East Prahran,
Victoria. Next of kin: Mother; Julia Elder (nee Hinton). Father; William Elder,
of 30 Lorne Road, East Prahran, Victoria. Died of wounds at Sea: S.S. Braemar
Castle, on 9 May 1915, aged 23. No Known Grave.
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Major Walter Whyte ELLIS, 13th Battalion, AIF. Born
Gotherington, Cheltenham, England. Married; Business manager, Timber merchant,
Area Officer, of Winship Street, Hamilton, Newcastle, NSW. Next of kin: Wife;
Ethel Euphemia Ellis (nee Kingwell), of Winship Street, Hamilton, Newcastle,
NSW. Died of wounds at Casualty Clearing Station, Anzac, central Anzac, on 3
May 1915, aged 32. Grave: Beach cemetery.
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Major James McGregor ELMSLIE (Queen's South Africa
Medal & 5 Clasps. Mentioned in despatches), Wellington Mounted Rifles, NZEF.
Born Waverley, NZ. Married; Farmer, of Waverley, New Zealand. Next of kin: Wife;
Martha Jean Elmslie (nee Hamilton), of 'Blair', Asher St, Coogee, Sydney, NSW
/ later; 2 Kelso Street, Burwood, Sydney, NSW. Killed in action on Chunuk Bair,
northern Anzac, on 9 August 1915, aged 38. No Known Grave.
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Lieutenant Percy Tivy EMERSON (Queen's SA Medal &
4 clasps. King's SA Medal & clasps. Mentioned in despatches (1901). Humane Society
Silver Medal), Wellington Mounted Rifles, NZEF. Born Blenheim, NZ. Married;
Meat inspector, Dept. of Agriculture, of Crescent Road, Roseneath, Wellington,
New Zealand. Next of kin: Wife; Lilian Adeline Emerson (nee Kissell), of 132
Nayland Street, Sumner, Christchurch / St Martin's Rd, Christchurch, New Zealand.
Killed in action at No 3 Outpost, central Anzac, on 30 May 1915, aged 36. No Known Grave.
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2nd Lieutenant Thomas Hatfield EVANS (Queen's South Africa Medal & 4 Clasps. Mentioned in despatches, Corps Complimentary for conspicuous gallantry or valuable service), 3rd Battalion, AIF. Born Huyton, Lancashire,
England. Single; Machinery agent, of unstated location. Next of kin: Father;
Thomas Evans. Mother; Alice Stewart Evans, of Honors Mead, Bovingdon, Hertfordshire,
England. Killed in action on MacLaurin's Hill, central Anzac, on 26 April 1915, aged
33. Grave: Shrapnel Valley cemetery.
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Duty Nobly Done
Epitaph, Captain W. S. Frayne
Lieutenant Francis Horatio FADDY (Mentioned in despatches),
13th Battalion, AIF. Born Sydney, NSW. Single; Postal employee, of Wollongong
P.O., NSW. Next of kin: Mother; Eda Linda Faddy (nee Sampson). Father; Francis
Horace Faddy., of Wollongong P.O., NSW. Killed in action at Bloody Angle /
The Chessboard, central Anzac, on 3 May 1915, aged 21. No Known Grave.
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2nd Lieutenant Robert Twentyman FAIRCLOUGH, 6th Battalion,
AIF. Born Stawell, Victoria. Single; Grazier / Farmer, of 93 Mathoura Road,
Toorak, Melbourne, Victoria. Next of kin: Father; William Fairclough. Mother;
Hannah Fairclough (nee Twentyman), of 93 Mathoura Road, Toorak, Melbourne, Victoria.
Killed in action at Steele's Post / German Officers Trench, central Anzac, on
7 August 1915, aged 35. No Known Grave.
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Lieutenant Charles Percy FARRIER, 10th Battalion,
AIF. Born Mount McDonald, NSW. Single; Mine Surveyor, of Thomas Street, Broken
Hill, NSW. Next of kin: Father; William Charles Valentine ('Val') Farrier, of
Thomas Street, Broken Hill, NSW / Box 28, PO Broken Hill, NSW. Killed in action
on Bolton's Ridge, central Anzac, on 9 May 1915, aged 20. Grave: Lone Pine cemetery.
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Major Erle Finlayson Denton FETHERS, 5th Battalion,
AIF. Born East Malvern, Melbourne, Victoria. Single; Bank accountant, of Finch
Street, East Malvern, Melbourne, Victoria. Next of kin: Father; James Denton
Fethers. Mother; Amelia Charlotte Fethers (nee Hooper), of Finch Street, East
Malvern, Melbourne, Victoria. Killed in action at Lone Pine, central Anzac,
on 25 - 28 April 1915, aged 27. Grave: Lone Pine cemetery.
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Lieutenant Harry Herbert FFITCH, Canterbury Battalion,
NZEF. Born Springfield, Canterbury, NZ. Single; Salesman, Neil & Co., General
Merchants, Christchurch, of 34 Glandovey Road, Fendalton, Christchurch, New
Zealand. Next of kin: Father; Henry Ffitch, of 34 Glendovey Rd, Fendalton, Christchurch,
New Zealand. Killed in action at exact location unknown, central Anzac, on 26
April 1915, aged 25. No Known Grave.
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Lieutenant William Dalziel Seymour FINLAY, 24th Battalion,
AIF. Born Albert Park, Victoria. Single; Accountant / Clerk, of 'Strathallan',
North Road, Brighton, Victoria / 9 Cambridge Street, Auburn, Victoria. Next
of kin: Brother; Eric Arthur Finlay, of 'Noorie', 9 Cambridge Street, Auburn,
Victoria. Killed in action at Lone Pine, central Anzac, on 29 November 1915,
aged 35. Grave: Lone Pine cemetery.
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Major Robert Pearce (Bert) FLOCKART (Corps Complimentary for conspicuous gallantry or valuable service), 5th Battalion, AIF. Born Ballarat, Victoria. Single;
Clerk / Area Officer for Brunswick / Soldier, of 20 Albert Street, Brunswick,
Melbourne, Victoria. Next of kin: Mother; Henrietta Flockart (nee Pearce). Father;
Robert Munday Flockart, of 'Risdou', 55 The Broadway, East Camberwell, Melbourne,
Victoria. Died of wounds at Sea: HMHS 'Gascon', on 15 July 1915, aged 28. No Known Grave.
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2nd Lieutenant William Evelyn Francise Di Delle FLOWER,
Auckland Battalion, NZEF. Born Warwickshire [Maida Vale, London?], England.
Married; Acting fields inspector, Dept. of Agriculture, of Thames, New Zealand.
Next of kin: Wife; Margaret Isabel Flower (nee Brydon), of Gray St, Shortland,
Thames / Dunedin, New Zealand. Killed in action at exact location unknown, central
Anzac, on 25 - 29 April 1915, aged 30. No Known Grave.
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Lieutenant Andrew Christopher FOGARTY, 24th Battalion,
AIF. Born North Melbourne, Victoria. Married; Grazier, of 'Parknasilla', Princess
Street, Kew, Victoria. Next of kin: Wife; Mary Agnes Fogarty (nee O'Connor),
of 'Parknasilla', Princess Street, Kew, Victoria / 6 Dorcas Street, South Melbourne,
Victoria. Killed in action at Lone Pine, central Anzac, on 29 November 1915,
aged 29. Grave: Lone Pine cemetery.
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2nd Lieutenant Alexander Elder FORSYTHE, Canterbury
Battalion, NZEF. Born Thuro, Caithnessshire, Scotland. Single; Jeweller and
optician / Watchmaker, of Motueka, New Zealand. Next of kin: Father; Alexander
A. Forsythe. Mother; Janet M. Forsythe, of Coupar Angus, (near Dundee), Perthshire,
Scotland. Killed in action at The Daisy Patch, Helles, on 8 May 1915, aged 29.
No Known Grave.
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Lieutenant Reginald William FOSTER, 15th Battalion,
AIF. Born Rockhampton, Queensland. Single; School teacher, Allenstown State
School, Rockhampton, Qld, of William Street, Rockhampton, Queensland. Next of
kin: Mother; Kate Foster (nee Wills), of Oswald Street, Rockhampton, Queensland.
Killed in action at Hill 971, northern Anzac, on 8 August 1915, aged 28. No Known Grave.
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Captain Ateo ('Arthur') FRANDI (Colonial Auxilliary
Forces Long Service Medal. 12, 16 & 20 years service medals), Wellington Battalion,
NZEF. Born Pisa, Italy. Single; Piano tuner, of 16 Murphy Street, Wellington,
New Zealand. Next of kin: Father; Aristodemo Frandi. Mother; Annunziata Frandi
(nee Fabbrucci), of 20 Wingfield Street / 17 Adelaide Road, Newtown, Wellington,
New Zealand. Killed in action at The Daisy Patch, Helles, on 6 May 1915, aged
41. No Known Grave.
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2nd Lieutenant John William FRANKLYN (Mentioned in
Despatches (LG 28 Jan 1916), Corps Complimentary for conspicuous gallantry or valuable service), 11th Battalion, AIF. Born Ballarat,
Victoria. Single; Draper, of Hay Street, Subiaco, Perth, Western Australia.
Next of kin: Father; Edward Ernest Franklyn. Mother; Eliza Jane Franklyn (nee
Adair), of Hay Street, Subiaco, Perth, Western Australia. Died of wounds at
Sea: HMHS "Sicilia', on 6 August 1915, aged 18. No Known Grave.
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2nd Lieutenant Robert Andrew ('Bob') FRATER, Auckland
Battalion, NZEF. Born Auckland, NZ. Single; Clerk / Sharebroker & land agent,
Frater Bros., Auckland, of 4 City Road, Auckland / New Plymouth [?], New Zealand.
Next of kin: Father; Robert Frater. Mother; Martha Frater (nee Brown), of 4
City Road, Auckland, New Zealand. Died of wounds at Sea: HMHS Selam Gow, on
30 April 1915, aged 23. No Known Grave.
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Captain William Stanley FRAYNE, 10th Battalion, AIF.
Born Thebarton, Adelaide, SA. Single; Clerk, of Hughes Street, Mile End, South
Australia. Next of kin: Father; William Frayne. Mother; Nellie Frayne, of Hughes
Street, Mile End, South Australia. Killed in action at Lone Pine, central Anzac,
on 6 August 1915, aged 22. Grave: Lone Pine cemetery.
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Lieutenant Douglas Stephen FREEMAN, 15th Battalion,
AIF. Born Cottage New Canterbury Road, Marrickville, NSW. Single; Assayer, mining
engineer, certificated mine manager, NSW & Qld, of Bundaberg P.O., Queensland.
Next of kin: Father; William Freeman. Mother; Lucy Rose Freeman (nee Fisher),
of Clodagh House, Beresford Road, Rose Bay, Sydney, NSW. Killed in action at
Quinn's Post, central Anzac, on 3 May 1915, aged 39. No Known Grave.
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Captain Henry Philip FRY (Mentioned in Despatches
(LG 29455)), 10th Light Horse Regiment, AIF. Born Brentwood, Essex, England.
Single; Grazier, of Crendon, Donnybrook, Western Australia. Next of kin: Brother;
S.H. Fry, Esq., of 'Shenfield', Benger, Western Australia. Killed in action
at Hill 60, northern Anzac, on 29 August 1915, aged 33. No Known Grave.
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Behind All Shadows
Standeth God
Epitaph, Lt-Colonel R. Gartside
Lieutenant Frederick Alfred GALAGHER, 6th Battalion,
AIF. Born Collingwood, Melbourne, Victoria. Married; Tailor's cutter, of Thornbury,
Melbourne, Victoria / 39 Bower Street, Northcote South, Victoria. Next of kin:
Wife; Winifred Martha Galagher (nee Pollock), of c/ Mrs Horton, 39 Bower Street,
Northcote South, Victoria. Killed in action at Helles, on 8 May 1915, aged 32.
No Known Grave.
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2nd Lieutenant Stanley Millwood GARNHAM, 3rd Battalion,
AIF. Born Morpeth, NSW. Single; School teacher, of Morpeth, NSW. Next of kin:
Father; Charles Robert Garnham. Mother; Mary Ann Staples Garnham (nee Jory),
of Dunmore, Largs, near West Maitland, NSW. Killed in action at Lone Pine, central
Anzac, on 6 August 1915, aged 31. No Known Grave.
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Lieutenant Colonel (CO) Robert GARTSIDE (Queen's South
Africa Medal & 5 clasps. Volunteer's Decoration (CAFD). Colonial Auxilliary
Forces Long Service Medal.), 7th Battalion, AIF. Born Gisborne, Victoria. Married;
Orchardist / Area Officer, of 'Elands', Harcourt, Victoria. Next of kin: Wife;
Eliza Gartside (nee Drummond), of 'Elands', Harcourt, Victoria / 88 Cunningham
Street, Westgarth, Victoria. Died of wounds in advance of the 'Tommies' Trench',
Helles, on 8 May 1915, aged 52. Grave: Redoubt cemetery.
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Lieutenant Cyril Arthur GEDDES, 16th Battalion, AIF.
Born Yea, Victoria. Single; Civil servant / Clerk, Office of the Chief Inspector
of Machinery, Perth, of 47 Fitzroy Street, Victoria Park, Perth, WA / 47 Berwick
Street, Victoria Park, Perth, Western Australia. Next of kin: Father; Arthur
Lorraine Geddes. Mother; Isabel Mary Geddes (nee Sayers), of 47 Fitzroy Street,
Victoria Park, Perth, WA / 47 Berwick Street, Victoria Park, Perth, Western
Australia. Killed in action at the Bloody Angle, central Anzac, on 2/3 May 1915,
aged 26. No Known Grave.
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Lieutenant Peter GIBSON, 15th Battalion, AIF. Born
Port Sorrell, Tasmania. Single; Farmer, of 'Clifton', Don, Tasmania. Next of
kin: Brother; Thomas Telfer Gibson, of 'Clifton', Don, Tasmania. Killed in action
at Sari Bair, central Anzac, on 8 August 1915, aged 32. No Known Grave.
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Lieutenant Horace William GILCHRIST (Queen's South
Africa Medal. King's South Africa Medal), 7th Light Horse Regiment, AIF. Born
Willoughby, Sydney, NSW. Married; Officer of Mounted Police (Constable 1st Class),
of Police Station, Nundle, via Tamworth, NSW. Next of kin: Wife; Mary Gilchrist
(nee Macrae), of Police Station, Nundle, via Tamworth, NSW. Died of wounds at
Sea: HMHS Sicilia, on 29 June 1915, aged 36. No Known Grave.
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Lieutenant Arthur MacKellar GILES, 4th Battalion,
AIF. Born Waverley, Sydney, NSW. Single; Analytical chemist, of Care of Colonial
Sugar Company, O'Connell Street, Sydney, NSW. Next of kin: Father; Arthur Giles.
Mother; Anne M. Giles (nee Mackellar), of Sydney Grammar School Sydney, NSW.
Killed in action at Lone Pine, central Anzac, on 6 August 1915, aged 22. No Known Grave.
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2nd Lieutenant David Martin GILLIES, 15th Battalion,
AIF. Born Brisbane, Queensland. Single; Stockman, of Care of R.G. Gillies; Queen
Street, Brisbane, Queensland. Next of kin: Father; Thomas Gillies. Mother; Helen
(or Ellen) Gillies (nee Martin), of Ruth Street, South Brisbane, Queensland.
Killed in action at Hill 971, northern Anzac, on 7 August 1915, aged 35. No Known Grave.
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Captain (Chaplain 4th Class) The Reverend Andrew GILLISON
(Mentioned in despatches), 4th Infantry Brigade, AIF. Born Baldernock, near
Glasgow, Scotland. Married; Church minister, of St. George's Manse, East St.
Kilda, Melbourne, Victoria. Next of kin: Wife; Isobel Gillison, of St. George's
Manse, East St. Kilda / 'St. Andrew's', 666 Burke Road, Upper Hawthorn, Melbourne,
Victoria. Died of wounds at 16th C.C.S., Hill 60, northern Anzac, on 22 August
1915, aged 46. Grave: Embarkation Pier cemetery.
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Lieutenant Alfred Bertram GLASSON, 8th Battalion,
AIF. Born Kapunda, South Australia. Single; Journalist, of Scott Street, Warracknabeal,
Victoria. Next of kin: Mother; Mrs Amelia Melvina Heckle (nee Heathershaw, formerly
Glasson; married J.W. Heckle), of Church Street, Minyip, Victoria. Killed in
action at Steele's Post / Canterbury Rest Gully, central Anzac, on 8 August
1915, aged 31. Grave: Beach cemetery.
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2nd Lieutenant France (Francis Leon) GOMBERT, 17th
Battalion, AIF. Born Sydney, NSW. Single; Licensed surveyor for Lands Dept.,
Sydney, in the Forbes district, NSW, of 'Bretaque', 3 Rawson Street, Haberfield,
Sydney / Forbes, NSW. Next of kin: Sister; Miss Renee Gombert, of 'Bretaque',
3 Rawson Street, Haberfield, Sydney, NSW. Killed in action at Hill 60, northern
Anzac, on 27 August 1915, aged 28. No Known Grave.
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Major Charles George GORDON (Queen's Medal & 5 Clasps),
2nd Battalion, AIF. Born Kingstown, Dublin, Ireland. Married; Grazier & stock
and station agent / Area officer, of Inverell, NSW. Next of kin: Wife; Janet
Mary Eveline Gordon (nee Gunther), of Henderson Street, Inverell, NSW / 259
Walker Street, North Sydney, NSW. Killed in action at The Nek, central Anzac,
on 25 April 1915, aged 45. No Known Grave.
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Captain John Hannington GOULDING, Canterbury Battalion,
NZEF. Born Greymouth, NZ. Married; Teacher, Marlborough High School, of Alabama
Rd, Blenheim, Marlborough, New Zealand. Next of kin: Father; Richard Goulding.
Mother; Elizabeth Goulding, of Gladstone Road, Parnell, Auckland, New Zealand.
Killed in action at in front of Quinn's Post, central Anzac, on 6 June 1915,
aged 34. Grave: Shrapnel Valley cemetery.
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2nd Lieutenant Thomas Marshall Percy ('Hamie') GRACE
(Mentioned in Despatches), Wellington Battalion, NZEF. Born Pukawa, Lake Taupo,
NZ. Single; Civil servant, Post & Telegraph Department, of 99 Coromandel Street,
Wellington, New Zealand. Next of kin: Father; Lawrence Marshall Grace, of Government
Buildings / Russell Terrace, Wellington, New Zealand. Killed in action on Chunuk
Bair, northern Anzac, on 8 August 1915, aged 25. No Known Grave.
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Major Dugald Maxwell Lockwood GRAHAM (Queen's Medal
& 4 Clasps), 2nd Light Horse Regiment, AIF. Born Upper Calliope Station, Port
Curtis, Queensland. Single; Sugar Farmer, of Ayr, North Queensland. Next of
kin: Father; the late John Lockwood Graham. Mother; Georgina Eliza Graham (nee
White), of 'The Hermitage', Toowoomba, Queensland. Killed in action at Quinn's
Post, central Anzac, on 15 May 1915, aged 45. Grave: Quinn's Post Cemetery.
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Lieutenant Wilfred Bert GRANGER, 8th Battalion, AIF.
Born Waterloo, NSW . Single; Engineer, of 660 Spencer Street, West
Melbourne, Victoria. Next of kin: Father; The Hon. Lieut. Col. William Granger.
Mother; Elizabeth Granger (nee Courtney), of Keilor Road, Keilor, Victoria.
Died of wounds at the Beach, central Anzac, on 22 August 1915, aged 23. Grave:
Beach cemetery.
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Major David GRANT, Canterbury Battalion, NZEF. Born
Geraldine, Canterbury, NZ. Married; Butcher / Businessman, of Grant & Seaton,
meat salesmen, of Stafford Street, Timaru, New Zealand. Next of kin: Wife; Ann
Watt Grant (nee Liddell), of Stafford Street / 23 Le Cren Street, Timaru, New
Zealand. Died of wounds on Baby 700, central Anzac, on 25 - 29 April 1915, aged
41. Grave: Walker's Ridge cemetery.
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Lieutenant George Muir GRANT, 8th Light Horse Regiment,
AIF. Born Wellington, NZ. Single; Surveyor and civil engineer, of 'Tavistock',
99 Princess Street, Kew, Victoria. Next of kin: Brother; Norman Grant, of 75
Jersey Road, Sydney, NSW. Killed in action at The Nek, central Anzac, on 7 August
1915, aged 27. No Known Grave.
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Major Samuel Alexander GRANT (Queen's South Africa
Medal & 4 Clasps. Mentioned in despatches), Auckland Battalion, NZEF. Born Thames,
NZ. Married; Soldier, NZ Staff Corps, of Napier St, Dunedin / Auckland, New
Zealand. Next of kin: Wife; Margaret Todd Grant, of Care of Mrs R.B. Symon,
Kingsland Terrace, Kingsland, Auckland / Onehunga, Auckland, New Zealand. Died
of wounds at Sea: HMHS Dongola, on 11 August 1915, aged 36. No Known Grave.
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Major (Chaplain 3rd Class) The Reverend William GRANT
(Mentioned in despatches), Wellington Mounted Rifles, NZEF. Born Kirriemuir
Scotland. Married; Church minister, of Gisborne & Wellington, New Zealand. Next
of kin: Wife; Isabella Grant (nee Blair), of 'The Manse', Childers Road, Gisborne
/ Lancaster Street, Karori, Wellington, New Zealand. Killed in action at Hill
60, northern Anzac, on 28 August 1915, aged 56. No Known Grave.
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2nd Lieutenant James Hawthorne GRAY, Wellington Battalion,
NZEF. Born Otane, Hawkes Bay, NZ. Single; School Teacher / Instructor, Technical
School, of 44 Main Street East, Palmerston North, New Zealand. Next of kin:
Father; Ebeneezer Gray. Mother; Mary Gray, of 708 Havelock Road, Hastings, Napier,
New Zealand. Died of wounds at Sea: HMHS Southland, on 9 May 1915, aged 31.
No Known Grave.
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Captain Harry Franklin GREEN, 23rd Battalion, AIF.
Born Daylesford, Victoria. Single; Doctor, of Daylesford and Prahran, Victoria.
Next of kin: Father; Charles Henry Green. Mother; Mary Elizabeth Green (nee
Barkla), of 218 Punt Road, Prahran, Victoria. Killed in action at 6th Field
Ambulance, Lone Pine, central Anzac, on 29 November 1915, aged 26. Grave: Lone
Pine cemetery.
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Captain Keith Eddowes GREEN, 10th Battalion, AIF.
Born Glenelg, South Australia. Single; Shipping clerk, of Mitcham and Prospect,
South Australia. Next of kin: Father; Thomas Walter Green. Mother; Mary Phillis
Green, of C/ Mrs T. Horton, Burdue [?] Road, Joyce Park, Lower Mitcham, South
Australia. Killed in action at exact location unknown, central Anzac, on 25
April 1915, aged 22. Grave: Beach cemetery.
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Major Ernest Albert Edward GREGORY, 8th Light Horse
Regiment, AIF. Born Murchison, Victoria. Single; Soldier, of Murchison, Victoria.
Next of kin: Father; Edward John Gregory. Mother; Mary Elizabeth Gregory (nee
Tonkin), of Murchison, Victoria. Killed in action at Russell's Top, central
Anzac, on 27 June 1915, aged 33. Grave: Ari Burnu cemetery.
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2nd Lieutenant Norman James GREIG (Corps Complimentary for conspicuous gallantry or valuable service), 7th Battalion, AIF. Born Daylesford, Victoria. Single; School teacher
/ Resident master, Scotch College, Melbourne Victoria, of Scotch College, East
Melbourne, Victoria. Next of kin: Father; David Greig. Mother; Jane Agnes Greig
(nee Harper), of Bank of Victoria, Penshurst, Victoria. Killed in action at
German Officer's Trench, central Anzac, on 12 July 1915, aged 24. No Known Grave.
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Captain William Edward GROOM, 14th Battalion, AIF.
Born Brighton, Melbourne, Victoria. Single; Private secretary, of Brighton,
Melbourne, Victoria. Next of kin: Father; William E. Groom. Mother; Charlotte
Bulmar Groom (nee Davis), of 'Ashfield', 5 Elwood Street, Brighton, Melbourne,
Victoria. Killed in action at Hill 971, northern Anzac, on 7 August 1915, aged
27. No Known Grave.
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2nd Lieutenant Francis Benjamin Hart GUINNESS, Canterbury
Mounted Rifles, NZEF. Born Oamaru, NZ. Single; Clerk, Guinness & Le Cren Ltd.,
of Rhodes St, Waimate, New Zealand. Next of kin: Father; Edwin Rowland Guinness.
Mother; Florence Annie Guinness, of Care of Guinness and Le Cren, Timaru, New
Zealand. Died of wounds at Sea: HMHS Gloucester Castle, on 25 August 1915,
aged 24. No Known Grave.
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