Sons of Michael and Mary Brennan of Sydney Thomas Joseph Dixon (aka Thomas Joseph Brennan) killed in action 26 July 1916) – 56th Australian Infantry Battalion. William James Dixon – 56th Australian I
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The Dixon Brothers of Pyrmont, New South Wales The Dixon Brothers of Pyrmont, New South Wales -
Convalescent ANZACS at Poona, India Convalescent ANZACS at Poona, India 1st Australian New Zealand Wireless Signal Squadron. Back Row (Left to Right: Sapper Theodore Maddison Keele (New Zealand), Sapper C. Drummond (New Zealand), Driver Arthur Gethlin Creagh (New Zealand
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A Merry Group At Sea On A Transport A Merry Group At Sea On A Transport All are members of the 3rd Australian Pioneer Battalion. Lance Corporal Carl Bleakley Willis has forwarded the above illustration. He photographed the group on board the transport he went to England
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Three North Melbourne Lads Doing Their Bit Three North Melbourne Lads Doing Their Bit Reading from left to right: John Francis Whelan, Eugene Dally (Hughie) Mehegan (died of illness 28 November, 1917) and George Alexander Stevenson. Men of the 3rd Australian Pioneer Battalion. Winner W
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Cyclists at Salisbury Plain Cyclists at Salisbury Plain Cyclists at Salisbury Plain Standing, left to right: Private E. Birch, (Northcote Cycling Club), Lance Corporal George James Horder (Prahran and South Yarra Bicycle Club), Sitting: Private Wren Teale
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Typical Australian Soldier – Sports Typical Australian Soldier – Sports The centre figure in the black and white jersey is Bombardier Daniel Thomas Minogue. On his immediate right is Joseph Holland Rodriguez, a brother of the University footballer. Others in the group ar
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Cyclists Wanted Behind The Lines In France Cyclists Wanted Behind The Lines In France Prominent Cyclists who are going to France with the Corps now being organised. Roy Kippen Lewis - 34th Australian Infantry Battalion. George James Horder - 3rd Australian Pioneer Battalion. Horatio M
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Australians in France Australians in France These are sons of Mr. John Holstein, of Johnson’s Creek, New South Wales. Left to Right: Private Kenneth Stanley Holstein (23), Private Arthur Cecil Eugene Holstein (27), and Private Harry Clifton Hol
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George Shuck and his son George Henry Shuck of Neutral Bay, Sydney, N.S.W. George Shuck and his son George Henry Shuck of Neutral Bay, Sydney, N.S.W. Private George Shuck of Neutral Bay, who has died of wounds (26 October 1916, France). He was the father of Private George Henry Shuck M.M. Private George Henry Shuck who has been awarded the Milita
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A Greenwich Fighting Family (New South Wales) A Greenwich Fighting Family (New South Wales) The three Fyfes (who belong to Greenwich, near Sydney) are brothers, Private Burns is a brother in law, and Private Vandine is a cousin. Andrew Mason Fyfe - 1st Australian Infantry Battalion John Dav
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Australians at Fairfield Hospital Australians at Fairfield Hospital Back Row (Left to Right): Private A. J. O'Brien (Sydney), Sergeant R. J. Parker, Sapper Williams (Sydney), Sister Foster (Sydney), Private Walter Marden (Glen Innes). Front Row: Private Drury (Queens
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Australians in France Australians in France Sergeant Major William James Benson, (at rear) with his son, Gunner Leighton William Benson (in leggings), and Private E. Bond. All are now in France. Sydney Mail Wednesday 28 February, 1917.
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The Stanley's of Yalgogrin - A New South Wales Fighting Family The Stanley's of Yalgogrin - A New South Wales Fighting Family Sons of William and Catherine Stanley. Charles Caulton Stanley - 21st Australian Infantry Battalion. Frederick Henderson Stanley - 56th Australian Infantry Battalion. George Webb Stanley - 4th Austra
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Two Brothers, a Son and Brother in Law of Mrs Isabel Flora Balfour, of Canter... Two Brothers, a Son and Brother in Law of Mrs Isabel Flora Balfour, of Canter... Charles Albert Bellenger – 2nd Australian Field Artillery Brigade. Arthur Sydney Bellenger – 2nd Australian Field Artillery Brigade. Edwin Lewis Balfour – 25th Australian Field Artillery Brigade. Geor
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Sons of Mr Henry Baxter, of Goulburn, New South Wales Sons of Mr Henry Baxter, of Goulburn, New South Wales Harold Alexander Baxter – 1st Division Supply Column. Frederick Clyde Baxter – Australian Flying Corps. Selby Rupert Baxter - Army Service Corps. C. G. BaxterSydney Mail Wednesday 28 February, 1917.