This is a group of people who enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force who gave Belgium as their place-of-birth.
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Belgian-born people who served in the AIF in World War I Belgian-born people who served in the AIF in World War I -
Potter Boys from Yongala Potter Boys from Yongala These four brothers served together in France Three brother Thomas James Albert (Biz), Edward Wilfred (Wilf) and Frances Hurtle Constable (Hurtle) were killed in action at/near Mouquet Farm, France
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The McGuire boys from South Australia The McGuire boys from South Australia The South Australian McGuire Family of James and Mary McGuire included 8 sons and 2 daughters. Of these sons 4 were sent overseas as part of our ANZAC contingent and one served in Army offices in Adel
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State History Conference 2015 State History Conference 2015 Group story
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Mauritius born people who served in the AIF in World War 1 Mauritius born people who served in the AIF in World War 1 This is a group of people who enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force who gave Mauritius as their place-of-birth.
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Ethel Campbell - 'the girl with the flags' Ethel Campbell - 'the girl with the flags' To many an Australian soldier she was simply ‘the girl with the flags’, but Miss Ethel Campbell was also known as the ‘Angel of Durban’, and by various other monikers. She was born in Scotland in 188
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The Hampton brothers of Marrickville The Hampton brothers of Marrickville The Hamptons were a family of Manx heritage who lived at "Manx Villa" 28 Thornley St in Marrickville. The patriarch John Joseph Hampton had emigrated with his family in the late 1800s. Warren, Syd an
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Somerville House Past Pupils Somerville House Past Pupils The Somerville House Community wishes to acknowledge the service and sacrifice of the following past pupils who served in World War I. In addition others also contributed to the war effort including:-
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Photo of Officers 28th Battalion Egypt 1915 Photo of Officers 28th Battalion Egypt 1915 The Sunday Times, 5 September, 1915.
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Officers of the 28th Battalion Australian Imperial Force Officers of the 28th Battalion Australian Imperial Force Officers of the 28th Battalion Australian Imperial Force. Western Mail 11 June 1914.
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Australia’s Boys – Hector Deslandes & mates Australia’s Boys – Hector Deslandes & mates "AN ANZAC'S FAIR." Have I been a soldier long sir? Aye, it seems like twenty years Since we sailed away from Melbourne to the time we took Pozieres. We lobbed at dirty Suez and entrained for Men
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The Thomas Brothers - together in peace The Thomas Brothers - together in peace A rather sad looking grave in need of some repair is an unusual find in the St Kilda Cemetery in Victoria – buried together are three of the four Thomas brothers who served in WW1. All three were ma
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The Peake Family go to war The Peake Family go to war Edwin James PEAKE was born in 1862 at Fenton, Stoke on Trent in Staffordshire – the eldest son of Edwin PEAKE and Martha BARRETT. His father Edwin (snr) was a Master Plumber and Painter, who in 1881
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Bassendean (West Guildford) War Memorial- Fought and Fallen, in Perth, Wester... Bassendean (West Guildford) War Memorial- Fought and Fallen, in Perth, Wester... A list of soldiers who paid the ultimate sacrifce listed on the Bassendean (West Guildford) War Memorial in Perth, Western Australia.
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Soldiers on the Newbridge Memorial - Victoria Soldiers on the Newbridge Memorial - Victoria ALENDI, Antonio [alias? or Henry Aliendi?] ASHBURN, John Richardson Pte, 3019, 8th Light Horse, 10/1/1916 – 13/7/17 [The link to his file is at the bottom of the People list] BRETT, Alfred