Cecil Gordon Lindsay was born on 27 April 1892 in the Trangie, New South Wales, Australia. He was the third of five children to Henry & Mary Ann Lindsay (nee Grover). The Lindsay family relocated to R
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Soldiers on the Bridgewater District Memorial Soldiers on the Bridgewater District Memorial ACTON, William Francis Pte, 2096, 8th Light Horse, 19/7/15 – 15/11/19 *BAKER, Cyril George (aka Nicholas) L/Cpl, 1904, 14th Battalion, 19/1/15 – 27/8/15 K.I.A *BEACHLEY, Hubert Godfrey Thomas
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3rd Batallion, 11th Company 3rd Batallion, 11th Company 6th November 1917 The Battle of Khuweilfe The 3rd Battalion ICC was attached to the British and placed in reserve for the attack but due the British loosing their way the 3rd Battalion found itself i
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Fisher Family - Eight Brothers serve in WW1 Fisher Family - Eight Brothers serve in WW1 John FISHER (left) married Annie Theresa WHELAN in 1876 in Victoria They had 8 sons who went to war: 1. Walter b.1877 Marong (Kangaroo Flat) 2. Edward b.1879 Kangaroo Flat 3. James Joseph b. 14/
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Cooper Family - Eight Brothers Serve in WW1 Cooper Family - Eight Brothers Serve in WW1 Benjamin COOPER and Sarah Jane SINGER married in England in 1876 They had 8 sons and a son-in-law who went to war: 1. William James b.13/5/1879 Thebarton, SA 2. Thomas Henry b.13/6/1881 Green Pla
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51st Australian Infantry Battalion – 11th Reinforcements 51st Australian Infantry Battalion – 11th Reinforcements WHAT'S IN A NAME? In the above group of 11th reinforcements to the 51st Battalion are seventeen men. Five of them are named Jones, and no two are related! Some of the group were killed later in France
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28th Australian Infantry Battalion - 1st Reinforcements at Blackboy Hill 1915 28th Australian Infantry Battalion - 1st Reinforcements at Blackboy Hill 1915 Group story
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Bassendean (West Guildford)War Memorial in Perth, Western Australia Bassendean (West Guildford)War Memorial in Perth, Western Australia Names of service men on the Bassendean War Memorial (West Guildford) in Perth, Western Australia.
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The Son and Grandsons of William Edward Beard The Son and Grandsons of William Edward Beard Group story
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1st Reinforcements – 17th Australian Infantry Battalion 1st Reinforcements – 17th Australian Infantry Battalion 1st Reinforcements of the 17th Australian Infantry Battalion. Officer and NCO’s. *Back Row (reading from left to right) - 1528 Edward Alexander Cunningham, Corporal 1555 Arthur Frederick Gilbert – Se
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Merry Artillerymen Merry Artillerymen These are the members of the 2nd Battery, Australian Field Artillery. The photograph was taken on their return to Egypt from the Dardanelles. These men are : - George Bradley, George Abbott, Edward H
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Australian Signallers at the Dardanelles Australian Signallers at the Dardanelles At Back: Gunner Beeks (range finder), Bom. Pearce (director- man). Middle Row: Gunner Luff (signaller and telephonist), Gunner Clarke (sketcher), Gunner Pyemont, who has since been wounded (signaller
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Australian Officers in Egypt (18th & 19th Battalions) Australian Officers in Egypt (18th & 19th Battalions) Reading left to right: Major V. H. B Sampson (19th Battalion), Captain F. W. Lindeman (19th Battalion), Major McPherson (18th Battalion), killed in action, Lieut. K Heritage (19th Battalion), Major C.
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Australian, Russian, French, And British Officers Who Are Prisoners Of War In... Australian, Russian, French, And British Officers Who Are Prisoners Of War In... Group Photograph Back Row, - Standing Left to Right: No. 4, Lieutenant Palmer (late of H.M. Submarine E15); No. 7, Lieutenant John Pitt Carey, R.N. (late of H.M.A. submarine AE2); No 8, Lieutenant Ge
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Transport Section 18th Australian Infantry Battalion Transport Section 18th Australian Infantry Battalion Group Photograph. Transport Section 18th Australian Infantry . Reading from left to right: Standing: A. O. Norman, A. G. Randall, F. M. Laurence, J. Chalmers, B. Connelly, F. L. Laurence. Sitting: H