Service no 1000
Sapper
7th Field Coy. Engineers.
Born 22 May 1889 at Yatina, SA
Son of John TAMBLYN & Sarah Ann nee WALKOM of Mount Pleasant, SA

Bank Accountant
Enlisted 5th March 1915 at Keswick, SA
Served in Egypt, Gallipoli and France.
Returned to Australia "Derbyshire" 12 April 1919
Returned to Bank duty 02 June 1919

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Service no 
Sapper
5th Divisional Signal Co.
Born 14 August 1897 at Hope Valley, SA
Son of Henry Charles TANNEBRING & Edith Elenor Maude nee RULE

Studio portrait of Sapper (Spr) Reginald Harry Tannebring, 5th Divisional Signal Company Engineers, of Northfield, SA. A cabinetmaker prior to enlistment, he embarked with the 5th Reinforcements on board HMAT Commonwealth (A73) on 21 September 1916. Spr Tannebring was admitted into hospital on 21 April 1918 suffering from the effect of a gas shell and bronchitis; he died later that same day. Spr Tannebring was 20 years of age.

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Service no 3932
Private
10th Battalion
Born Mount Lebna, Syria
Son of Michael TARTOOSIE or Port Augusta, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Labourer
Enlisted 07 August, 1915 at Adelaide, SA
Served in France
Returned to Australia 11 October, 1918 per 'Medic'

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Service no  4689
Private
32nd BattalionBorn 01 November 1897 at Adelaide, SA
Son of  Thomas James TASKER and Frances Mary nee JOHNS
Of 180 King William Road, Hyde Park, SA
Resided 35 Queen Street, Unley, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Plumber
Enlisted 03 May 1916
Served in South Australia only
Discharged: 23/11/1916 Medically Unfit
Died 16 December 1968 at Woodville, SA
Aged 71 years

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Service no 287
Sergeant
25th Battalion
Born 22 March 1894 at Norwood, SA
Son of Mrs. TASKER of Molesworth Street, North Adelaide, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Stockman
Enlisted 28 November 1914 at Oaklands, SA
Served in Egypt, Gallipoli, France & Belgium.
Wounded at Gallipoli
Returned to Australia 25 December 1918 per "Port Lyttleton"

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Service No: 4221 
Private
27th Battalion
Born 02 April 1899 at Kent Town, SA 
Son of Thomas James TASKER and Frances Mary nee JOHNSOf King William Rd., Hyde Park  
Enlisted: 29 November 1915  
Age: 18 years
Occupation prior to enlisting: Apprentice Carpenter & Joiner
Served: Egypt, Belguim, France
Killed in Action 02 March 1917 in  France
Buried: Walencourt British Cemetery Memorial IV K 30

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Midshipman
H M S "Canada"
Born 27 January 1900 at North Adelaide, SA
Son of William Giffard & Amy Grace TATE of North Adelaide, SA
Naval Officer
Served High Seas

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Service no 2925
Signaller
43rd Battalion
Born 25 April 1898 at Childers Street, North Adelaide, SA
Son of William Giffard & Amy Grace TATE of North Adelaide, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Junior Clerk
Enlisted 04 May 1916 at Adelaide, SA
Served in France & Belgium.
Wounded at Hamel 07 August 1918 and invalided to Southern General Hospital , Birmingham then to Harfield.
Returned to Australia 22 January 1919 per "Argyllshire"
Died at Renmark 07 April 1920

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Private
27th Battalion A.I.F.
Born on April 30, 1888 at Saddleworth, South Australia
Son of Emma Blanche (nee Lawrence) and William Tavender
Occupation prior to enlistment – Grocewr
Enlisted on May 19, 1916 at Adelaide, South Australia
Embarked from Adelaide on August 12, 1916 aboard the “Ballarat”.  Disembarked at Plymouth, England on September 30, 1916 and admitted to the Military Hospital, Devenport dangerously ill suffering from cerebro spinal meningitis.  He died at 10:30 p.m. on October 11, 1916.
Buried at Efford Cemetery, Plymouth – Grave No. 3941.

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Service No. 3056
Private
16th Battaion

Bootmaker, of Kangaroo Island, SA. 
Born 24 February 1895 at Queenscliffe, South Australia
Son of William Skea TAYLOR & Mary Ann nee CALNAN

He enlisted 29 June 1915 and was posted to the 16th Battalion. Pte Taylor embarked from Adelaide aboard HMAT Ballarat (A70) on 14 September 1915. He served at Gallipoli until the evacuation in December 1915, and after a period of reorganization in Egypt the the 16th Battalion was sent to France in June 1916. Following the Battle of Pozieres, Pte Taylor was declared wounded from shell shock on 10 August 1916, and after a period of recuperation rejoined his unit on 30 August 1916. Pte Taylor was wounded in action at Hamel on 4 July 1918, and died of his wounds at the Collecting Station of the 13th Australian Field Ambulance later that day, aged 23 years. He is buried at Villers-Bretonneux Military Cemetery.

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Service no
Private
50th Battalion
Born 26 October 1896 at Mount Gambier, SA
Son of Edward Leonard TAYLOR & Adora nee COSTELLO of 10 Hughes Street, Mile End, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Railway Employee
Enlisted 13 February 1916
Served in France & Belgium
Wounded at Bullecourt on 02 April 1917 and invalided to Kitchener's Hospital, Brighton.
Returned to duty in September 1917 and contracted illness 17 June 1918 and invalided to England.
Returned to Australia and discharged as medically unfit 27 March 1919

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Service no
Trooper
9th Light Horse
Born 08 January 1895 at Terowie, SA
Son of Edward Leonard TAYLOR & Adora nee COSTELLO of 10 Hughes Street, Mile End, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Motor Mechanic
Enlisted 12 January 1915
Served in 
Gallipoli, Palestine and Egypt.
Contracted Illness June 1918 and returned to duty October 1918 until cessation of Hostilities.
Returned to Australia

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Service No. 526
Private 14th
Machine Gun Company
23 year old signwriter living in Kent Town, South Australia
Member of Adelaide Rowing Club
Enlisted on 31 October 1916. 
He had been born in London and his parents still resided there. 
Pte Taylor embarked for overseas from Melbourne on 22 December 1916 aboard HMAT Persic. In May 1917 he joined the 5th Company Machine Gun Corps in Belgium and was killed in action on 4 October 1917. His name is inscribed on the Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres, Belgium, with others who have no known grave. 

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P07159.028

Service no 2738
Private
32nd Battalion
Born 31 December 1894 at Mannum, SA
Son of Robert TAYLOR & Sarah Hamlin nee RANDELL of Gladstone Road, Mile End, SA
Enlisted 8th January 1916 at Adelaide, SA
Served in Egypt, France & Belgium
Killed in Action 24 June 1918
Buried VILLERS-BRETONNEUX MILITARY CEMETERY IX C 8

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Service No. 1090
Lieutenant
27th Battalion A.I.F.
Born on October 21, 1894 at Silverton, N.S.W.
Son of Philip Thomas and Mary Taylor
Occupation prior to enlistment – Clerk
Enlisted on May 26, 1914 at Keswick, South Australia
Served in Egypt, Gallipoli and France
Returned to Australia aboard the “Castalia” in April, 1919.

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Service No. 128
Sergeant
10th Battalion A.I.F.
Born on September 30, 1892 at Silverton, N.S.W.
Son of Philip Thomas and Mary Taylor
Occupation prior to enlistment – Clerk
Enlisted on August 7, 1914 at Morphettville, South Australia
Served in Egypt, Gallipoli and France
Killed in action at Hazebrouck, France on April 16, 1918 aged 25
Buried at Hazebrouck Communal Cemetery, France – Plot 30, Row E, Grave 25

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Staff Sergeant
A A M C
Enlisted 1st November 1916
Served in Egypt and Palestine.
Returned to Australia
Returned to Bank duty 01 October 1919

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Service No 2255 
Private
10th Battalion
Born 24 February 1891 at Clareville, South Australia
Son of Harry Milton TAYLOR & Elizabeth Harriet nee HOLBROOK
Occupation prior to enlistment clerk from Menindie, South Australia
Enlisted on 20 April 1915. 
He embarked for overseas with the 6th Reinforcements from Adelaide on 23 June 1915 aboard HMAT Borda. On 4 August 1915 he arrived at Gallipoli and joined the 10th Battalion defending the front line of the ANZAC position. He was hospitalilsed on 26 September 1915 and died of enteric fever (typhoid) onboard the Hospital Ship Gascon on 6 October 1915. 
Buried at sea between Malta and Gibraltar and his name is inscribed on the Lone Pine Memorial, Gallipoli, with others who have no known grave.

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P07159.044

Lieutenant
43rd Battalion
Born 21 July 1889 at Daylesford, Victoria
Son of Emma Sarah TAYLOR
Husband of Mrs. Gladys S TAYLOR of Cleve
Occupation prior to enlistment Bank Manager
Enlisted 19 August 1915 at Keswick, SA
Served in France and Belgium
Wounded and invalided to England
Returned to Australia 17 December 1918 per 'Borda'

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Service no 4531
Gunner
2nd Machine Gun Battalion
Born 26 June 1888 at Liverpool, England
Son of Peter & Mary Taylor of Liverpool, England
Occupation prior to enlistment Labourer
Enlisted 21 December 1915 at Adelaide, SA
Served Egypt and France.
Wounded Flers 13 November 1916 Gunshot wound to head (mild)
Gassed near Abbeville, France
Returned to Australia 14 August 1919 per "Karmala"

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Private
51st Battalion
Enlisted 22nd June 1917
Served in France
Returned to Australia
Returned to Bank duty 01 March 1920

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Service No. 38133
7th Field Artillery Brigade, Reinforcement 31
Transferred to 107 Battalion 
Place of birth Bendigo, Victoria
Occupation Bank clerk
Address Francis Street, Mount Gambier, South Australia
Marital status Single
Age at embarkation 24
Next of kin Father, Walter Homan Alfred Taylor, Francis Street, Mount Gambier, South Australia
Previous military service 2 yrs Jnr Cadets Mt Gambier 2 1/2 years Sen Cadets Mt Gambier Left District 
Enlistment date 23 January 1917, Adelaide, South Australia
Rank on enlistment Gunner
AWM Embarkation Roll number 13/128/2
Embarkation details Unit embarked from Melbourne, Victoria, on board HMAT A15 Port Sydney on 9 November 1917
Other details War service: Western Front
Commenced return to Australia on board HT 'Main', 23 July 1919; disembarked Adelaide, 5 October 1919 discharged (termination of period of enlistment), Adelaide, 6 November 1919.
Date of death 2 November 1929, Frewville, South AustraliaPlace of burial AIF Cemetery, West Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia?

Returned to Bank duty 28th November 1919

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Service no 2454
Sergeant
22nd Battalion
Born 05 March 1893 at Petersburg, SA
Son of Rev. Robert TAYLOR & Sarah Hamlin nee RANDELL of Le Lunte Street, Wayville, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Bank Clerk
Enlisted 19 March 1915 at Keswick, SA
Served in Egypt, France & Belgium
Returned to Australia  03 June 1920 per "Sardinia"

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Service no 3764
Private 
50th Battalion
Born 31 January 1899 at Mount Gambier, SA
Son of Edward Leoanrd TAYLOR & Adora nee COSTELLO of 10 Hughes Street, Mile End, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Motor Trimmer
Enlisted 13 Aprill 1917 at Adelaide, SA
Served in France, Belgium.
Wounded Hill 60 on February 02 1918 resulting in loss of leg.
Invalided to Bethnal-Green Hospital, England
Returned to Australian and discharged as medically unfit 19 August 1918 per "Port Darwin"

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Service No. 2252
Private
10th Battalion, holding a bugle.
Born 25 May 1896 at Naracoorte, South Australia.  Son of John James TAYLOR & Annie nee LONG.

A motor mechanic and cycle builder of Narracoorte, SA, he enlisted on 22 April 1915 and sailed with the 6th Reinforcements on 23 June 1915 aboard HMAT Borda. He was killed in action at Gallipoli on 30 September 1915, aged 19, and is commemorated on the Lone Pine Memorial, Gallipoli. This photograph is from an Australian Red Cross Wounded and Missing Enquiry Bureau file. The Bureau, which commenced operation in October 1915, sought to identify, investigate and respond to enquiries made regarding the fate of Australian personnel. It investigated the majority of personnel posted as wounded and missing on official Army lists, as well as written enquiries from concerned relatives and friends. Approximately 32,000 individual case files were opened for Australian personnel who were reported as wounded or missing during the First World War. The Bureau employed searchers to operate both at the front and in Britain. They searched official lists of wounded and missing, interviewed comrades of missing soldiers in hospitals and wrote to men on active service. Altogether 400,000 responses were sent back to those who placed enquiries with the Bureau.

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P03483.043

Private
15th Field Ambulance
Born at Clare
Son of Mr. W.J. Taylor of Clare
Enlisted 1915
Served in France and Belgium
Made the supreme sacrifice 8 August 1918 at Villers Bretonneux

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Service no 3382
Private
50th Battalion
Born 08 June 1899 at Spring Brewery near Kapunda, SA
Son of Albert TEAGLE & Fanny nee DAVISON of Kapunda, SA
Bank Clerk
Enlisted 01 September 1917
Served in France.
Prisoner of War for four months
Returned to Australia "Khyber" 22 May 1919
Returned to Bank duty 01 July 1919

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Captain
12th Battalion
Born 31 December 1874 at Adelaide, SA
Son of George William TEAKLE & Elizabeth Catherine Mary nee CUSTANCE

Signed studio portrait of Captain Frank Arthur Teakle of 12th Battalion of Adelaide, SA. A photographer prior to his enlistment on 28 December 1914 he embarked from Melbourne on board HMAT Runic on 19 February 1915. Listed as a photographer at Morialta Chambers, Victoria Square, Adelaide, in directories from 1907 to 1909. He was a partner in the firm of Teakle & Kreusler, listed as photographers at Morialta Chambers, Victoria Square, Adelaide, in the directory for 1909.

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Service No. 4532
Corporal
27th Battalion A.I.F.
Born on March 20, 1893 at O’Halloran Hill, South Australia
Son of Lucy Isabella (nee Kenihan) and Philip Thomas Teare
Occupation prior to enlistment – Railway Porter
Enlisted on December 29, 1915 at Adelaide, South Australia
Served in Egypt, France and Belgium
He was gassed on October 27, 1917 and died of gas poisoning on November 2, 1917 at 17th Casualty Clearing Hospital, Belgium aged 24.
He is buried at the Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, Belgium – Plot 21, Row FF, Grave 10.

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Service no 2124
Private
50th Battalion
Born 5 May 1892 at Mt. Gambier
Son of James R. Telfer of Helen Street, Mt. Gambier
Occupation prior to enlistment Cabinetmaker
Enlisted 30 September 1915 at Adelaide, SA
Served in Egypt, France and Belgium
Returned to Australia 29 March 1919 per ‘Orca’

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Service no  355
Lance Corporal
16th Battalion
Born 30 May 1880 at Morgan, SA
Son of Christopher TEMBY & Margaret nee WYLIE

Outdoor portrait of two ex-Prisoners of War (POW) in front of Chalet Alpina, Murren Switzerland. Standing is 355 Lance Corporal (L/Cpl) Albert Victor Temby, 16th Battalion, from Adelaide S.A. and reclining is a Royal Navy sailor with "NVR London" (Naval Volunteer Reserve) on his cap tally band. L/Cpl Temby enlisted at the age of 34 on 24 August 1914 and embarked for overseas on 22 October 1915 aboard HMAT Port Lincoln. After being wounded in the left shoulder, he was captured at Reincourt, France on 11 April 1917. He was held as a POW at Soltau, Germany until he was repatriated to Switzerland on 27 November 1917. L/Cpl Temby arrived in England on 24 March 1918 and embarked to return to Australia on 6 June 1918. Handwritten note on back of photograph reads: "This will give you some idea what snow is like in these parts. This photo was taken the day after I arrived at Murren. The boy with me belongs to the Naval Div taken prisoner 1914. A.V. Temby" One of a series of over 400 photographs sent by Australian POWs in German camps to Miss M. E. Chomley, Secretary, Prisoners Department, Australian-British Red Cross Society, London. Original album housed in AWM Research Centre at RC00864, Album image number 93.

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P03236.067

Service No 2594A
Sergeant
9th Light Horse
Born 03 April 1895 at 3rd Avenue, East Adelaide, SA
Son of Charles Francis TEMPLE & Mary nee LANDER

He was educated at St. Peter's College, Adelaide, and entered the service of the Bank in that city on 7th October 1911.  In October 1913 he was transferred to Broken Hill, NSW.  Richard enlisted on 20 January 1916, and left Australia the following August. He attained the rank of sergeant in the 9th Light Horse Regiment.  Whilst swimming in Egypt he received spinal injuries from which he died 7th April 1918, after returning to Australia.

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Service no 2452
Lieutenant
32nd Battalion
Born 14 March 1881 at Mansfield, England
Husband of Hazel TENCH of 79 Fullarton Road, Fullarton Estate, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Builder & Joiner
Enlisted 17 August 1915 at Adelaide, SA
Served in Egypt, France & Belgium
Died of wounds Hindenburg Line 29 September 1918
Buried BELLICOURT BRITISH CEMETERY I A 11
Lieutenant Tench was mentioned in despatches by General Birdwood, November 4, 1917.  He also served in the Boer War.

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Service no 4284
Private
10th Battalion

Pre-enlistment studio portrait of George Russell Tester of Clarendon, SA. 
Born 29 December 1882 at Clarendon, South Australia
Son of George TESTER & Macey Jane nee SPENCERA horse driver in civilian life, he enlisted on 23 August 1915.

4284 Private Tester embarked with the 10th Battalion from Adelaide aboard HMAT Borda on 11 January 1916. Later transferring to the 4th Pioneer Battalion (4284A), Pte Tester died of wounds received in action at the 2nd Australian Casualty Clearing Station, Belgium on 2 June 1917, aged 33, and was buried at Trois-Arbres Cemetery, Steenwerck.

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P08411.001

Service No. 18236
Sergeant
Australian Army Medical Corps.
Born on March 4, 1894 at Birdwood, South Australia
Son of E.A. and Annie Theel
Occupation prior to enlistment – Instructor at School of Mines.
Enlisted on December 21, 1916 at Adelaide, South Australia
Served in Egypt, France and Italy
Returned to Australia aboard the “Friedrichsruh” in July, 1919.

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Service no 4863
Private
32nd Battalion
Born 21 January 1895 at Nairne, SA
Son of Thomas THEOBALD & Maria Caroline nee BOTTROFF of Mallala, SA
Bank Clerk
Enlisted 27 January 1917 at Adelaide, SA
Served in France
Killed in Action
Buried SUZANNE MILITARY CEMETERY No.3 II B 2

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Service No: 4282 
Private
50th Battalion
Born 28 April 1897 at Balhannah,  S.A. 
Son of Hermann Gustav THIELE and Florence nee FISHLOCK , Oakbank, S.A.  
Enlisted: 23 August 1915
Age: 22 years
Occupation prior to enlisting: Blacksmith
Served: Egypt, Belguim
Killed in Action: Belguim, 27 September 1917
Buried: Poelcapelle British Cemetery Plot 56, Row A, Grave 2

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Service No: 4283 
Private
50th Battalion
Born 28 April 1897 at Balhannah 
Son of Hermann Gustav THIELE and Florence nee FISHLOCK, Oakbank, S.A.   
Enlisted: 22 August 1915 
Age: 18 years
Occupation prior to enlisting: Butter & Cheese Maker
Served: Egypt, France
Wounded in Action on 2 occassions: France
Returned to Australia

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Lieutenant
32nd Battalion A.I.F.
Born on March 6, 1896 at Norwood, South Australia
Son of Alfred George and B.L. Thomas
Occupation prior to enlistment – Clerk
Enlisted on June 15, 1915 at Adelaide
Served in Egypt, France and Belgium
Returned to Australia aboard the “Port Lyttleton” in June, 1919
Died on July 8, 1966

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Service no
Lance Corporal
1st Machine Gun Battery
Born 08 August 1895 at Burnside, SA
Son of Sydney Temple THOMAS & Lucie Warner nee WATERHOUSE of 23 Park Terrace, Eastwood, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Bank Clerk
Enlisted 10 August 1915
Served in Egypt and France.
Wounded at Flers 16 December 1916 and invalided to Woolwich Hospital
Returned to Australia 01 June 1919

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Service no 16736
Sapper
1st Div. Siganlling Coy
Born 14 January 1897 at Burnside, SA
Son of Sydney Temple THOMAS & Lucy Warner nee WATERHOUSE of 23 Park Terrace, Eastwood, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Student
Enlisted 31 July 1916 in Adelaide, SA
Served in France
Gassed 25 August 1918 and invalided to Grantham Hospital
Returned to Australia 01 February 1919 per "Nestor"

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Service No. 19195 
Private
Army Medical Corps
Born 28 June 1899 at Angaston, South Australia
Son of Gomer THOMAS & Jessie Elizabeth nee WATSON
Occupation prior to enlistment dental assistant from Parkside, South Australia
Enlisted on 28 June 1917.
He embarked for overseas with the Medical Corps General Reinforcements from Melbourne on 28 February 1918 aboard HMAT Nestor. After serving in France with the 13th Field Ambulance and the 4th Division Headquarters, he arrived back in Australia on 7 September 1919. 

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P07159.038

Service no 11057
Hon. C S M
25th Coy A A S C

Born  30 November 1893 in Adelaide, SA
4th son  of William THOMAS and Helena Harriet nee FINCH
Francis served in Europe in WWI.  He joined the Australian Army c 1915.

He was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal per Commonwealth of Australia Gazette no 67 dated 03 June 1919
"During period 25th February to 17th September 1918, this N C O has performed consistent good work.  As Section Sergeant his duties during operations 8th August - 8th September, were exceptionally heavy, but supplies never failed to reach Units."

He survived the war but did not return to Australia.
He married in Scotland and remained there until his death sometime after 1970

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Service no 398 
Second Lieutenant
43rd Battalion
Born 14 June 1891 at Maitland, Yorke Peninsula
Son of Watkin THOMAS of Elizabeth Street, Payneham, SA
Husband of Louisa Lorrie THOMAS of 20 Whinham Street, Prospect, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Teacher
Enlisted 04 January 1916 at Adelaide, SA
Served in France
Returned to Australia 06 August 1919 per "Orita"

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From Wallaroo

Can you identify this photograph any further?

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Born c 07 December 1889 in Adelaide, SA
Son of William THOMAS and Helena Harriet nee FINCH
Norman served in France.
He wrote a postcard on 22 July 1917 to his oldest brother, Leonard William THOMAS to say he was 'quite well'
Norman survived the war and returned to live in South Australia

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Service no
Private
13th Field Ambulance
Born 06 June 1988 at Adelaide, SA
Son of Edwin Arthur THOMAS & Amelia Frost nee ROBERTSON of  Glenelg, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Plumber
Enlisted 18 November 1919
Served in Egypt and France
Wounded at Moquet Farm in August 1916
Invalided to Australia 
Discharged as medically unfit 30 December 1917

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Staff Sergeant
A O C
Born 07 August 1888 in SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Electrical Engineer
Enlisted September 1916
Served in France
Returned to Australia

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Service no 6122
Private
10th Battalion
Born 22 November 1895 at Moonta, SA
Son of John Henry THOMAS & Elizabeth Ann THOMAS

Studio portrait of 6122 Private (Pte) Seymour Jacka Thomas, 10th Battalion, of Moonta, SA. A carpenter prior to enlisting on 10 April 1916, he embarked from Adelaide, SA, aboard HMAT Ballarat on 12 August 1916. He was killed in action on 8 October 1917 in Belgium, aged 21, and is commemorated on The Ypres (Menin gate) Memorial in Belgium.

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P05120.002

Service No. 1827
10th Battalion  4th Reinforcement 
Place of birth 15 January 1880, Port Adelaide, South Australia
Occupation Ironworker, Wallaroo
Address c/o J Thomas, Wallaroo, South Australia
Marital status Single
Age at embarkation 34
Next of kin Brother, John Thomas, Wallaroo, South Australia
Parents: William Thomas & Sarah Thomas
Enlistment date 23 December 1914, Morphetville, South Australia
Rank on enlistment Private
AWM Embarkation Roll number 23/27/2
Embarkation details Unit embarked from Adelaide, South Australia, on board HMAT A17 Port Lincoln on 1 April 1915

Admitted to General Hospital, Gibralter from Hospital Ship Somali on 7 November 1915. Transferred to Military Hospital, Bristol, England suffering with polio. Paralysis of left leg & foot
Returned to Australia 23 April 1916 per Suvic, discharged medically unfit on 7 August 1916

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Service no 5612
Driver
4th  A S Coy.
Born 10 November 1896 at Nangkita, Willunga, SA
Son of William Dixon and Amy Rosetta THOMPSON of Kent Street, Hawthorn
Occupation prior to enlistment Labourer
Enlisted 27 November 1914 at Oaklands, SA
Served in Egypt and Gallipoli
Died of wounds Mersu Matruh 13 December 1915
Buried Alexandria (Chatby) Military and War Memorial Cemetery G 1

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Driver
4th Pioneers
Born 23 May 1891 at Queenstown, SA
Son of William Dixon and Rosetta Amy THOMPSON of Kent Street, Hawthorn
Enlisted 04 January 1915
Served in Egypt, Gallipoli and France
Returned to Australia

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Service no 2227
Trooper
3rd Light Horse
Born 25 December 1892 at Talia Station, SA
Son of Archibald Graham THOMPSON & Harriet nee HOSKEN of 6 Palmerston Raod, North Unley
Occupation prior to enlistment Pastoralist
Enlisted 03 December 1915 at Adelaide, SA
Served in Egypt
Suffered from Measles, Eye Trouble, Debility, Appendicits
Returned to Australia 26 June 1919 per "Orari"

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Service no 915
Staff Sergeant
10th Battalion
Born 28 February 1893 at Bordertown, SA
Son of Wyville Smythe THOMSON & Constance Julia Gertrude nee POTTS of Statenborough St., Knightsbridge, SA
Bank Clerk
Enlisted 21ST August 1914 at Morphettville, SA
Served in Egypt, Gallipoli and France.
Killed in Action 26 April 1918
Buried METEREN MILITARY CEMETERY IV B 75

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Service no 1663
Private
4th Pioneers
Born 22 November 1886 at Richmond Victoria
Son of W D and A R THOMPSON of Kent Street, Hawthorn
Husband of Ada Laura THOMPSON of 41 Leicester Street, Parkside, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Labourer SAR
Enlisted 08 September 1915 at Adelaide, SA
Served in Egypt, France and Belgium
Wounded at Messines August 1917 and invalided to Nottingham Hospital
Returned to Australia

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Service no 34234
Corporal
13th Battalion
Born 12 January 1894 at North Adelaide, SA
Son of William George THOMPSON & Frances Hannah Eliza nee WADHAM of Barton Terrace East, North Adelaide, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Bookseller
Enlisted 15 February 1917 at Melbourne, Vic.
Served in France & Belgium
Wounded at Healy 05 June 1918 and invalided to VAD Hospital, Gloucester, England
Returned to Australia 02 March 1919 per "Domosthenes"

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Service no 3233
Sergeant
50th Battalion
Born 11 March 1892 at North Adelaide, SA
Son of William George THOMPSON  & Frances Hannah Eliza nee WADHAM of Barton Terrace East, North Adelaide, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Accountant
Enlisted 24 October 1916 at Adelaide, SA
Served France and Belgium
Contracted Illness December 1917 and invalided to Harefield, England
Returned to Australia 01 January 1920 per "Yprianga"

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Service no 2811
Private
10th Battalion
Born 14 November 1895 at Waitpinga near Victor Harbor, SA
Son of Robert THOMPSON & Ada Louisa nee HARDING of Encounter Bay, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Blacksmith
Enlisted 02 August 1915 at Adelaide, SA
Served in France
Wounded on 2 occasions
Returned to Australia 31 May 1919 per "Suffolk"
Died 30 August 1987

Service No. 2444
Private
5th Pioneer Battalion A.I.F.
Born on July 8, 1886 at Melbourne, Victoria
Son of the Rev. R. Thomson and Mrs. G. Thomson
Husband of Helena Kate Thomson
Occupation prior to enlistment – Turner (loco)
Enlisted on April 12, 1916 at Quorn, South Australia
Served in France and Belgium
He was wounded at Ypres and invalided to Hospital before being returned to Australia aboard the “Borda” in May, 1918 and discharged as medically unfit.

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Service no 3010
Sapper
3rd Light Horse
Born 19 April 1883 at Yutala, SA
Son of William Dixon and Amy Rosetta THOMPSON of Kent Street, Hawthorn
Occupation prior to enlistment Clerk
Enlisted 04 April 1916
Served in Egypt
Contracted illness and invalided to Australia

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Service no 3340
Driver
4th M T Coy.
Born 31 August 1894 at Henley Park, SA
Son of Frederick THOMPSON & Sarah Ann nee GLENN of 15 Beans Road, Southwark, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Printer's Machinist
Enlisted 16 August 1915 at Adelaide
Served Egypt, France, Belgium.
Returned to Australia 06 June 1919 "China"

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Service no 3234
Private
50th Battalion
Born 20 March 1892 at Dublin, SA
Son of Oscar William THOMPSON & Charlotte nee WHEATCROFT
Occupation prior to enlistment Farmer
Died 28 September 1917 Guns Shot Wound to the Head, Chest, Comp Frac Right Femur.  Gas infection, thigh septic absorption at 53rd Gen Hospital.

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Lieutenant
Australian Flying  Corps.
Born 24 March 1894 at Kapunda, SA
Son of David Murray THOMSON & Annie nee FOTHERINGHAM

Portrait of Lieutenant Bruce Garie Thomson, 3 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps. Accountant from Kapunda, SA. 
Killed in action near Estrees, 3 October 1918, aged 34.

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Private
15th Battalion
Enlisted 31st August 1915
Served in France.
Shell shock.
Returned to Australia
Resigned from Bank

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Service No 980
Private
28th Battalion
Born 18th May 1893 at Mount Barker, SA
Son of William THOMSON & Margaret nee THOMAS
Enlisted 10 May 1915 at Mount Barker
Suffered from Pleurisy, Influenza, POU, Debility and sciatica.
Reported as missing in action on 10 November 1916
Court of enquiry in July 1917 regarded him as Killed in action between 3rd and 6th November 1916.
Commemorated on the Villers-Brettonneux Memorial, Somme, France

Private
15th Field Ambulance
Born 16 November 1893 at Happy Valley, Brighton
Son of Robert Thomson of Naracoorte
Occupation prior to enlistment Butcher
Enlisted 3 August 1916
Served in France and Belgium
Returned to Australia October 1919

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Service no 2238
Private
27th Battalion
Born Kavenagh, SA
Son of John Samuel and Mary Ann THORN
Husband of Kathleen Matilda THORN of Port Pirie, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Met. Chemist
Enlisted 02 June 1915 at Keswick, SA
Killed in action 05 November 1916
Aged 30 years
Buried Villers-Bretonneux Memorial

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Service No. 3621
Private
10th Battalion A.I.F.
Born on August 24, 1888 at Cavenagh, South Australia
Son of Mary Ann (nee Bishop) and John Samuel Thorn
Occupation prior to enlistment – School principal
Enlisted on August 31, 1915 at Adelaide, South Australia
Served in Egypt, France and Belgium
Killed in action on July 24, 1916 at Pozieres, Somme Sector aged 27
Commemorated at the Australian National Memorial, Villers-Bretonneux, France.

The following is a copy of a letter dated July 23, 1916 found on the body of Private Thorne ….

“My Darling Mother and all at home,
We are on the eve of a very great battle, and no man of us knows whether or not he may be in this world this time tomorrow.  This may, therefore, be my last farewell here, but I know that God will support you whatever befalls.  We have no fear, and we should all be thankful to possess the assurance that our partings here are only temporary, and that we shall at last meet in a better and happier world.  Should any of your own fall, do not grieve for us, but be thankful that our rest is come, as will that for us all, sooner or later, and when we meet again our present trials will seem quite insignificant compared with the future joy.  Remember, darling mother, that our end will most likely be unconscious, and hence painless.  Should we fall, and although we have seen the awfulness of the worst part of the battlefield, we go without fear, commending our loved ones at home, who are perhaps called upon to make the great sacrifice of loved ones to God’s merciful care.  Remember His sacrifice for us.
Ever your loving son,
Reginald Samuel Thorn.
His brother, Arthur (Service No. 2238) was killed in action at Flers on November 15, 1916.

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Service no 2224
Private
10th Battalion
Born 03 June 1889 at Marion, SA
Son of James Charles THREDGOLD & Ada A Lydia nee HALL

Educated at the Sturt-street school. He had been a member of the Court Robin Hood, of Marion, since he was seven years of age, he held the various offices, and was also a trustee of the lodge.
Occupation prior to enlistment Labourer.
He left South Australia for the front in June last, and served in Egypt and subsequently at the Dardanelles.  He was again in Egypt for several months before proceeding to France.
Died of wounds 23 August 1916

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Service no 2433
Private
27th Battalion
Born 28 August 1887 at Queenstown, SA
Son of Henry Babington THURGARLAND & Elizabeth Ann nee TREVASKIS

Studio portrait of 2433 Private George Trevitt Thurgarland, 27th Battalion from Largs Bay, South Australia. A 28 year old sailor prior to enlistment on 21 June 1915, he embarked for overseas with the 5th Reinforcements from Adelaide on 13 October 1915 aboard HMAT Themistocles. He was killed in action on 1 July 1916 near Messines, Belgium and is buried in the La Plus Douve Farm Cemetery, Belgium.

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Service No. 3927
Private
48th Battalion
Born 09 March 1894 at St. Peters, South Australia
Son of Alexander Charles TILEMANN & Wilhelmine Caroline Julie nee BASEDOW
Occupation prior to enlistment clerk from St Peters, South Australia
Enlisted on 9 January 1918. 
He embarked for overseas with the 11th Reinforcements from Sydney on 22 March 1918 aboard HMAT Runic. 
After seeing action in France with the 48th Battalion.
Private Tilemann returned to Australia on 30 August 1919.

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Service no 3720
Private
50th Battalion
Born 18 May 1896 at Clare, SA
Son of Reginald Henry TILBROOK & Ellen nee HANLEY of Clare, SA
Bank Clerk
Enlisted 19 February 1917 at Clare, SA
Served in France
Returned to Australia "Frankfurt" 17 August 1919
Returned to Bank duty 22nd September 1919
Died 06 December 1956

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Service no 52500
Lance Corporal
14th Battalion
Born 19 July 1893 at Mount Gambier, SA
Son of George Henry TILLEY & Marian nee MEYERS

Studio portrait of 52500 Lance Corporal (LCpl) Stanley Albert Tilley, of Mt Gambier, SA. LCpl Tilley enlisted on 15 September 1914 and embarked from Melbourne aboard HMAT Ulysses on 22 December 1914 as a member of D Company, 14th Battalion. On 5 May 1915 he suffered shell shock and concussion at Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey, and returned to Melbourne on 31 August 1915 also suffering from post typhoid fever and a nervous pain in the right shoulder. 52500 Private Tilley re-enlisted on 7 June 1918 at Buffalo, New York, USA, and served with the 2nd Draft General Service Reinforcements. He returned to Australia on 17 March 1919.

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Service no 5078
Private
27th Battalion
Born 17 November 1895 at Arthurton, SA
Son of Alfred TILLY & Annie Fleetwood nee MILLS of Butler, Tumby Bay, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Farmer
Enlisted 11 March 1916 at Tumby Bay, SA
Served in France.
Gassed at Ypres 28 October 1917
Wounded at Villers Bretonneaux 06 August 1918
Invalided to Portsmouth, England
Returned to Australia 26 February 1919 per "Demosthenes"

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Service No. 225 
Sergeant
3rd Light Horse Regiment
Occupation prior to enlistmen shipping manager from North Adelaide, South Australia
Enlisted on 19 August 1914. He had been born in Glasgow, Scotland, and his mother resided in London at the time of his enlistment. 
Sgt Timbrell embarked for overseas from Adelaide on 22 October 1914 aboard HMAT Port Lincoln. 
The 3rd Light Horse deployed to Gallipoli without its horses, landing there on 12 May 1915 and playing a defensive role throughout the campaign. 
Killed in action in Monash Valley on 1 July 1915
Buried in Shrapnel Valley Cemetery, Gallipoli. 

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Service no 2255
Private
48th Battalion
Born 09 December 1891 at Kenilworth Road, Norwood, SA
Husband of L M TITE of Mawson Street, Prospect Gardens
Occupation prior to enlistment Meter Reader
Enlisted 29 April 1916 at Adelaide, SA
Served in France and Belgium
Wounded at Bullecourt 11 April 1917
Invalided to England
Returned to Australia 11 February 1918 per 'Persic'

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Service No. 1615
Lieutenant
48th Battalion A.I.F.
Born on December 21, 1890 at Halbury, South Australia
Son of Mrs. Lavinia Titley
Husband of Ruby Titley
Occupation prior to enlistment – Overseer and clerk
Enlisted on January 3, 1916 at Adelaide, South Australia
Served in Egypt, France and Belgium
Wounded at Messines on June 8, 1917 and again at Passchendael on October 12, 1917 when he received gunshot wounds to the right knee.  He was invalided to England and then to Australia aboard the “Karoola” in January, 1918.

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Service No. 2458
Private 
50th Battalion
Born 14 July 1897 at Aberdeen
Son of Charles Godwin and Edith Alice Tiver of “Kingsville”, Aberdeen
Occupation prior to enlistment Shop Assistant
Enlisted 17 March 1915 at Keswick, SA
Served in Egypt, Lemnos, France and Belgium
Made the supreme sacrifice 2 April 1917 at Messines
Buried NOREUIL AUSTRALIAN CEMETERY Sp. Mem. C. 3.

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Service no 6100
Private
3rd Field Artillery
Born 25 March 1896 at Aberdeen
Son of Charles Godwin and Edith Alice Tiver of “Kingsville”, Aberdeen
Occupation prior to enlistment Carpenter
Enlisted 5 May 1915 Keswick, SA
Served in Egypt, Gallipoli, France and Belgium
Returned to Australia 6 January 1919 per ‘China’

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Lance Corporal
5th Battalion

Studio portrait of Lance Corporal (LCpl) Thomas Bernard Tobin, 5th Battalion, of Adelaide, SA. LCpl Tobin enlisted on 3 April 1915 and embarked aboard HMAT Wiltshire on 7 March 1916. On 4 October 1917 he was killed in action at Ypres in Belgium.

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Service No. 1997
Private
43rd Battalion A.I.F.
Born on January 15, 1894 at Ovingham, South Australia
Son of Agnes and H. Tolhurst
Occupation prior to enlistment – Motor Mechanic
Enlisted on April 1, 1916 at Adelaide, South Australia
Served in France and Belgium
He was wounded on May 26, 1918 at Villers-Bretonneux and invalided to England.
He was returned to Australia aboard the “Gaika” in November, 1918 and discharged as medically unfit – suffering from gas poisoning.

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Service no 12679
Private
11th Field Ambulance
Born 14 October 1891 at Hindmarsh, SA
Son of Herbert TOLHURST & Agnes nee CRETTENDEN of Torrens Road, Ovingham, SA
Bank Officer
Enlisted 17th December 1915 at Adelaide, SA
Served in France
Returned to Australia due to Tubercle Lungs.
Resigned form Bank 9th November 1917

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Service No. 30690
Gunner
8th Field Artillery Brigade
Born on November 2, 1898 at Unley Park, South Australia
Son of Mary and Albion Everard Tolley.
Occupation prior to enlistment – Clerk
Enlisted on May 25, 1916 at Adelaide, South Australia
Served in France and Belgium.
Discharged in England on March 8, 1919 and returned to Australia via America in August, 1919.

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Captain
43rd BattalionBorn 04 August 1893 at Norwood, SA
Son of Ernest Alfred TOLLEY & Ada Rosalie nee EBSWORTH  of Beulah Road, Norwood
Occuaption prior to enlistment Distiller
Enlisted August 1915 at Adelaide, SA
Served in France and Belgium
Gassed at Passchendaele October 1917
Returned to Australia April 1918 per 'Osterley'


Studio portrait of Captain Sam Elderton Tolley, 43rd Battalion. A vigneron of Bundarra, Mclaren Vale, SA, prior to enlistment, he embarked as a Second Lieutenant with A Company aboard HMAT Afric (A19) on 9 June 1916. 
He was Mentioned in Despatches by General Haig in April 1917. In October 1917 he was promoted to Captain while commanding a company. On 26 August 1918 he received a gunshot wound to his left ankle. He had previously suffered from asthma, and, due to gas poisoning, cold climate and conditions in the field he was rendered unfit for further service and on 5 August 1918, after being invalided back to Australia, he was discharged. Tolley went on to found a prominent South Australian vineyard, Elderton.

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Service no 2234
Corporal
27th Battalion
Born 04 May 1894 at Port Pirie, SA
Son of Nicholas TOMICH & Edith nee FRANZ

Studio portrait, cut to fit a locket, of 2234 Corporal John Tomich MM, 27th Battalion, of Port Pirie, SA. A blacksmith before enlisting on 2 June 1915, Pte Tomich embarked as a Private from Adelaide with the 4th Reinforcements on 21 September 1915. On 7 July 1916 he was wounded in the thigh and was evacuated to England. He rejoined his unit on 4 February 1917. On 6 October 1917 he was promoted to Corporal. He was awarded the Military Medal on 12 December 1917 for his actions on 20 and 21 September 1917, when he 'displayed great courage and devotion to duty' as a stretcher bearer at Westhoek. He was killed in action on 29 August 1918 in France, at the age of 24.

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Service no 4287
10th Battalion
Born 01 July 1892 at Kent Town, SA
Son of Alfred James TOMLINSON & Margaret nee O'NEILL

On leaving school he entered the employ of Messrs. G & R Wills & co. and remained with that firm until the time of his enlistment.  He was keenly interested in yachting having been an active member of the Henley Beach Sailing Club since it's inception.
Studio portrait of 4287 William O'Neill Tomlinson, 10th Battalion, of Grange, SA. A warehouseman prior to enlisting in August 1915, Pte Tomlinson embarked from Adelaide with the 13th Reinforcements on board HMAT Borda (A30) on 11 January 1916. 
He was killed in action in France on 16 August 1916. 
Pte Tomlinson was 24 years of age.

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Service no
Sergeant
Born 12 August 1889 at Prospect, SA
Son of Thomas Rowse & Charlotte Elizabeth TONKIN of 31 Austral Terrace, Malvern, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Mechanic
Enlisted October 1915
Remained on duty as mechanic in Transport Section

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Service no 3383
Private 
50th Battalion
Born 16 June 1899 at Parkside, SA
Son of Ernest August TOPPERWIEN  & Maria Louisa Wilhelmina nee OPPERMANN of Main Avenue, Frewville, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Blacksmith's Improver
Enlisted 16 June 1917 at Adelaide, SA
Served in France & Belgium.
Wounded Peronne 13 September 1918 whilst bringing in a wounded man.
Taken prisoner and sent to German Hospital at Boheine, France.
Imprisoned at Machede, Germany until the sigining of Armistice.
Repatriated to England.
Discharged as medically unfit.
Returned to Australia 06 May 1919 per "Port Denison"

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Service no 51859
Staff Sergeant
43rd Battalion
Born 03 August 1896 at Port Germein, SA
Son of William Cope TOSTEVIN & Florence Mary nee BARNETT of The Grange, SA
Bank Clerk
Enlisted 31 December 1917 at Mount Gambier, SA
Returned to Australia 21 November 1919
Returned to Bank duty 10th December 1919

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Service No 909
Corporal 
Born 27 December 1873 at Trial Hill, near Lyndoch
Son of the late George TOUCHELL and Charlotte nee DENTON
He married Luce Rose on the 7th April, 1898, and they had two children prior to him enlisting. 
He was a Loco Engine Driver at the time.
Corporal Touchell volunteered for active service on 15th January, 1917, and embarked on the "Miltiades" January 29th, 1917. After a few weeks' training
at Bordon Camp, he was despatched to France with the 5th A.B.G.R., and with his company put in some good work in the North of Belgium. 
He arrived back in Australia 9th December 1918 with Premature Senility and was discharged 1st March, 1919.

Service no 2239
Private 
27th Battalion
Born 30 May 1890 in Richmond, Melbourne, Victoria.
Son of Alfred TOWNSEND of 59 Marion Street, Unley, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Baker
Enlisted 31 May 1915 at Keswick, SA
Served Egypt and France
Killed in action 05 November 1916 at Flers.
Buried A.I.F. BURIAL GROUND, FLERS VIII. B. 1.

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Service no 6150
Private
10th Battalion
Born Shinstone, Staffordshire, England
Son of Aelxander & Marion TOWNSEND of Renmark, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Fruit Grower
Enlisted 19th April, 1916 at Adelaide
Wounded on two occasions - gunshot wound to right leg and left arm
Killed in action 18 September 1918
Villers-Bretonneux Memorial, France

Service no 6150
Private
10th Battalion
Born 15 November 1898 at Shenstone, England
Son of A. and M. Townsend of Renmark
Occupation prior to enlistment Teamster
Enlisted April 1916
Served in France and Belgium
Made the supreme sacrifice 18 September 1918 at Jeancourt
Commemorated Villers-Bretonneux Memorial

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Service no
Munitions Worker
Born 01 September 1886 at Parkside, SA
Son of Alfred TOWNSEND & Lousia nee RICKARDS of 59 Marion Street, Unley, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Carpenter
Enlisted
Returned to Australia 05 May 1919

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Service no 4591
Private
10th Battalion
Born 18 August 1894 at Wolston, Coventry, England
Son of A. and Marion Townsend of Renmark
Occupation prior to enlistment Orchardist
Enlisted 15 September 1915 at Adelaide, SA
Served in Egypt, France and Belgium
Returned to Australia 3 December 1916 per ‘Karoola’

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Service No. 194
Private
5th Pioneers Battalion A.I.F.
Born on April 7, 1889 at Birmingham, England
Son of William Henry Tozer
Husband of Mary Ann Lavinia Tozer
Occupation prior to enlistment – Tinsmith
Enlisted on July 21, 1915 at Keswick, South Australia
Served in Egypt, France and Belgium
Returned to Australia aboard the “Wyreema” in April, 1919.
Died on July 20, 1956

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Service no 9088
Sergeant
104th Howitzer Battery
Born Prospect
Son of Florence TRATHEN of Torrensville, SA
Enlisted 02 September 1915 in Adelaide, SA
Served in Egypt, France and Belgium.
Returned to Australia "Berrima" 19 September 1919
Returned to Bank duty 02 January 1920

National Bank of Australasia Record of War Service of Bank and Staff 1914-1919

Service no 11113
Corporal
3rd Div. Train
Born 31 August 1889 at Port Adelaide, SA
Son of Henry TRELEAVEN & Elizabeth nee WILLIAMS of Dudley Street, Semaphore, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Clerk
Enlisted 02 August 1915 at Keswick, SA
Served in France & Belgium
Returned to Australia 22 August 1919 per "Prinz Hubertus"
Died 03 October 1940

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Service No. 19196
Private
13th Field Ambulance
Born January 2, 1899 at Marden, South Australia
Son of Grace and William Tremain
Occupation prior to enlistment – Plumber’s improver
Enlisted on March 27, 1917 at Adelaide, South Australia
Served in France and Belgium
Returned to Australia aboard the “Main” in July, 1919.

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Service No. 217
Private
27th Battalion A.I.F.
Born on January 31, 1894 at Payneham, South Australia
Son of Grace and William Tremain
Occupation prior to enlistment – Gardener
Enlisted on January 30, 1915 at Keswick, South Australia
Served in Egypt, Gallipoli, France and Belgium
Returned to Australia aboard the “Port Macquarie” in March, 1919.

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George TRENBERTH
Service no 41392
Sapper 
Tunnellers, A.I.F. New Zealand Engineers.
Born 05 January 1886 at Wallaroo Mines S.A.
Son of son John TREMBERTH & Late Martha nee GRILLETT of  Boulder City WA
He died on the 13th January, 1918.
Buried at Duisans British Cemetery, Etrun.  V. E.. 29

Melville TRENBERTH
Service No W26398
Private 
11th Battalion
Born 21 April, 1897 at Kapunda S.A. 
Son of Elisha TRENBERTH and Jane Hattam nee SAMPSON of Catherine-street, Subiaco,
He enlisted in January, 1915, and left Australia in June, 1915. He returned from active service, and received his discharge in March, 1919,

Charles TRENBERTH
Service No 6762
Sergeant 
28th Battalion, brother of Private Melville Trenberth
Born 28 August 1881 at Wallaroo Mines SA.
Son of Elisha TRENBERTH & Jane nee SMAPSON
Occupation prior to enlistment, Miner.
Married to Bessie and resided at Zenobia St., Palmyra, Fremantle, WA
He enlisted and went to France, where he was wounded at Morlancourt. 
Returned to Australia aboard "Nestor:.
He was discharged on the 23rd March, 1919.

Service No. 2025
Private
4th Machine Gun Battalion
Born at Broken Hill, NSW
Son of Albert & Mary TRENGROVE
Occupation prior to enlistment Barman
Enlisted 13th January, 1915 at Oaklands, SA
Killed in action in the Battle ofVillers-Bretonneux on 25th April, 1918
Aged 24 years
Buried Adelaide Cemetery at Villers-Bretonneux, Somme, France III D 2

Service no 1044
Private
3rd Light Horse Regiment
Born 30 March 1892 at Summertown, SA
Son of Francis TRENORDEN & Eliza nee ROWE

Studio portrait of 1044 Private (Pte) William Ernest Trenorden, 3rd Light Horse Regiment, of Summertown, SA. A gardener prior to enlisting in January 1915, Pte Trenorden embarked from Adelaide on board HMAT Borda (A30) on 23 June 1915. He arrived in Heliopolis, Egypt in September 1915 but contracted typhoid and was returned to England in November. In September 1916 he was transferred to the 16th Battalion and joined them in France the next month. Pte Trenorden was killed in action at Bullecourt, France, on 11 April 1917. He was 25 years of age.

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Service no 10802
Driver
3rd D Coy.
Born 27 March 1891 at Goodwood, SA
Son of Alexander Dimey TRENOWTH & Mary Elizabeth nee BARRY of 38 Rosa Street, Goodwood, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Farmer
Enlisted 11 November 1915 at Adelaide, SA
Served in France
Returned to Australia 26 June 1919 per "Wahche"

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Regimental No. 1822
10th Battalion, 5th Reinforcement
Place of birth 4 March 1891, Willamulka, South Australia
Son of Thomas TRENWITH & Mary Elizabeth nee DODD
Occupation Miner
Address Moonta Road, Kadina, South Australia
Age at embarkation 23
Next of kin Mrs Elizabeth Trenwith, Moonta Road, Kadina, South Australia
Enlistment date 5 January 1915, Kadina, South Australia
Date of enlistment from Nominal Roll 5 January 1915
AWM Embarkation Roll number 23/27/2
Embarkation details Unit embarked from Adelaide, South Australia, on board HMAT A17 Port Lincoln on 1 April 1915
Unit from Nominal Roll 1st Anzac Entrenching Battalion
Fate Killed in Action 17 February 1917, France
Place of burial No known grave Commemoration details Australian National Memorial, Villers-Bretonneux, France 
Family/military connections Brother: 589 Pte Alfred Roy TRENWITH, 43rd Bn, returned to Australia, 6 September 1919.
War service: Egypt, Gallipoli, Western Front


Courtesy of Joy Dalgleish

Sister Evelyn Claire (known as Claire) Trestrail, born at  Clare, South Australia on 10  December  1887 to Henry and Constancy (nee SMITH) TRESTRAIL.  She sailed from Australia in late 1913 for England in the company of two other nurses  Catherine Tully and Myrtle Wilson. All three ultimately joined a  party of nurses destined for Belgium under the leadership of Mrs St Clair Stobart. Iimmediately after war broke out in August. Stobart's group,  numbering 12 nurses with support staff,  sailed for Belgium on 22 September 1914,and  landing at Antwerp, where they immediately set up a  120 bed hospital in a concert  hall at Burchem, in the southern  region of the city.  Because of its  position relative to Antwerp (to the north) and the line  of the German advance (from the south), the Burchem Concert Hall was in the direct line of German artillery fire, and shells sailed over the  building with frightening regularity. Overwhelmed in the field by the German advance, Belgium's remaining military strategy became a retreat behind the ring of forts surrounding Antwerp. 

The first enemy shells fell around the hospital on 28 September; by 1 October the Belgian government had 
decided to evacuate the city two days later. British Naval Brigade reinforcements  did nothing to stall the inevitable and by 5 October the Germans had broken through the outer  defences. The city fell on 8 October.  The nurses emerged the next morning to find Antwerp  empty and burning. The Germans were arriving. The sixteen nurses and staff managed to find  motor  lorries to transport most of the wounded but by late afternoon were alone with no means of  escape themselves. The lucky arrival of three London buses carrying ammunition proved their salvation, but only because Mrs Stobart stepped into the middle of the burning street to stop them. 

The British drivers readily agreed to take them through Antwerp 'if you'll be as quick as lightning  A Belgian Army Officer agreed to take them towards the coast. The party was evacuated by the Royal Navy and arrived at Folkestone on Sunday morning, 12 October.  The team were operational again within a month, sailing from Southampton on 5 November for France, setting up in the sixteenth century Chateau Touraville in Cherbourg. 

Thereafter, Sister Trestrail worked for a number of private hospitals in the Marne district of Paris, caring
for wounded French and Belgian soldiers, having spent 1915 with the Queen Alexandra's  Imperial Military
Nursing Service (QAIMNS) unit on contract. When hostilities ceased in  November 1918, she spent three years working in England before returning to Australia in 1921. Whilst working in Queensland she met and married Sydney Percival Swan, a returned serviceman  of Albion who had served with 21 Howitzer Brigade in France. When war erupted again in 1939, she became involved in the training of women of the Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD). She died in September 1960.  

Sister Trestrail had to fight to gain the recognition necessary to be granted her 1914 Star, and her British record contains comments dated 4 May 1918 stating 'Ineligible. Did  not serve on the establishment of an authorised unit of the BEF'. This attitude, however, had changed by the following year, and her receipt for her 1914 Star and clasp is dated 6 June 1919 and most unusually, was issued by the Navy. 

Claire was the eldest of five siblings, four of whom served during the First World War. Her younger brothers, John Henry and Amarald Glen, served in the Royal Flying Corps and 1 Machine Gun Battalion respectively, Amarald also being awarded a Military Medal for gallantry at Villaret. Sister Ella served as a nurse and married a returned amputee. Only Amy, born 1891, did not serve.

Courtesy of Joy Dalgleish
Doug Paterson, Keswick Army Museum
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P08673.003

Service no 2595 
Private
Light Horse Regiment 
Harry Roy TREVASKIS 
Born 05.11.1889 at East Adelaide, South Australia.  
Son of John Henry TREVASKIS & Selina nee PHILLIPS  
Returned to Australia

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Service No 3941 
Private
10th Battalion, of Burra, SA. 
Born 23 May 1895 at Hampton, Burra, South Australia
Son of John TREVILYAN & Edith Mary nee LEAVER
A labourer prior to enlistment, he embarked from Adelaide, SA with the 12th Reinforcements aboard HMAT Malwa on 2 December 1915. 
Pte Trevilyan was killed in action in France on 10 June 1916; he was 21 years of age.

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Service No. 20516
Private
Aust. Army Medical Corps.
Born on September 17, 1895 at Adelaide, South Australia
Son of Mr. & Mrs. Percy C. Trevor
Occupation prior to enlistment – Station Hand.
Enlisted on October 11, 1917 at Adelaide, South Australia
Contracted influenza on board ship en route to England, followed by typhoid.  His right leg was amputated at the thigh owing to septic arthritis.
He was returned to Australia aboard the “Wandilla” in March, 1919 and discharged as medically unfit.

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Service No. 13452
Driver
3rd Motor Transport Co.
Born on October 9, 1896 at Adelaide, South Australia
Son of Elizabeth and W.H. Trewin
Occupation prior to enlistment – Motor Mechanic
Enlisted on October 2, 1916 at Adelaide, South Australia
Served in France and Belgium
Returned to Australia aboard the “Persic” in July, 1919

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Service no 1511
Private
10th Battalion

Studio portrait of 1511 Private (Pte) Benjamin Waldemar (Bernard) Trinne, 10th Battalion of Kapunda, SA. A railway porter at the time of enlistment, Pte Trinne embarked with the 3rd Reinforcements on 19 February 1915 aboard HMAT Runic (A54). He was killed in action on 22 July 1916. He has no known grave and his name is recorded on the Villers Bretonneux Memorial, France.

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No. 4232
Private
27th Battalion
Born 10 August 1898 at Gladstone
Son of Harry M. and Mary Tripney of Peterborough
Occupation prior to enlistment Employee S.A.R.
Enlisted 28 December 1915 at Adelaide, SA
Served in Egypt, France and Belgium
Returned to Australia 2 July 1919 per ‘Ypiringa’

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No. 1745
Private
48th Battalion
Born 4 December 1899 at Gladstone
Son of Harry M. and Mary Tripney of Peterborough
Occupation prior to enlistment Electrical Assistant
Enlisted 4 April 1916 at Adelaide, SA
Served in Egypt, France and Belgium
Made the supreme sacrifice on 16 October 1916
Buried RIDGE WOOD MILITARY CEMETERY III. K. 8.

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Service No. 676
Private
2nd Field Ambulance
Born on June 16, 1893 at Glen Osmond.
Son of Mrs. Lizzie Trowbridge.
Occupation prior to enlistment – Bank clerk.
Enlisted on August 17, 1914 at Castlemaine, Victoria
Served in Egypt, Gallipoli, France and Belgium and was wounded at Gallipoli, Pozieres and Bullecourt.
Returned to Australia aboard the “Durham” in October, 1918.
Died on November 16, 1962 at Canberra Hospital.

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Service No. 1103
Lance Corporal
4th Machine Gun Battalion
Born on July 2, 1893 at Parkside, South Australia
Son of Rebecca Jane and John William Trowbridge
Occupation prior to enlistment – Gardener
Enlisted on September 14, 1914 at Morphettville, South Australia
Served in Egypt, Gallipoli, France, Belgium
Wounded for the 3rd time on April 2, 1918 at the Somme and invalided to England.
Returned to Australia aboard the “Port Lyttleton” in October, 1918.

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Service No. 744
Private
43rd Battalion A.I.F.
Born on November 8, 1870 at Glen Osmond
Son of Charlotte (nee Ellison) and James Trowbridge
Husband of Zella Jane (nee Angell) Trowbridge
Occupation prior to enlistment – Labourer
Enlisted on February 17, 1916 at Adelaide, South Australia
Served in France and Belgium
He received gunshot wounds to his left leg and hand on October 4, 1917, resulting in the amputation of his leg.
He died on October 31, 1917 at Australian General Hospital, Wimeraux, France
He is buried at Wimereux Communal Cemetery, France – Plot VI, Row F, Grave 8A

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Corporal
27th Battalion
Born 06 January 1885 at Adelaide, SA
Son of Edward Francis TROY and Emma Jane nee KEETLEY
Occupation prior to enlistment  Painter and Decorator
Enlisted January 1915
Served in Egypt, Gallipoli, France and Belgium
Killed in action at Mouquet Farm 04 August 1916

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Service no 2035
Private
K Group Base Depot.
Born 20 February 1895 at Terowie, SA
Son of Alfred Robert TUCK & Elizabeth nee ROACH

Pre-war studio portrait of 2035 Private (Pte) Ronald Harry Tuck, K Group Base Depot, in civilian dress. A carpenter from Terowie, SA, Pte Tuck enlisted on 18 June 1915. On the morning of 10 August 1915 whilst on guard duty at Mitcham Camp, Adelaide, Pte Tuck complained of being unwell. Despite orders to report sick Pte Tuck returned to his duties. That afternoon Pte Tuck was admitted to the 7th Australian General Hospital at Keswick, Adelaide. He died of cerebrospinal meningitis on 11 August 1915, aged 20.

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Service no 6839
Sapper
1st Divisional Signal Company Engineers.
Born 27 March 1898 at Hundred of Mannanarie, SA
Son of William Henry TUCKER & Emma nee ROBINSON.

Studio portrait of 6839 Sapper (Spr) Victor Arthur Alfred Tucker, 1st Division Signal Company Engineers, of Crystal Brook, SA. Employed as a clerk before enlisting in May 1916, Spr Tucker left Australia with the 22nd Reinforcements of the 10th Battalion in November 1916 for service on the Western Front. Transferred to the 1st Division Signal Company Engineers in September 1917, he was gassed at Herleville Wood on 25 August 1918 and transferred to the 5th General Hospital at Rouen.
Spr Tucker died of gas poisoning on 8 September 1918, age 22.

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Service No 2814
Private 
Machine Gun Battalion
Born 18 December 1896 at Blumberg, SA
Son of  Samuel & Mary Matilda Tucker of 73 Frederick St., Maylands, Sth Aust
Occupation prior to Enlistment: Labourer
Enlisted: 17th August 1915, Adelaide, Sth Aust.
Served: Egypt, France
Died: 5th May 1917, No. 3 Casualty Clearing station, France
Buried: Military Cemetery, Grevillers, France - Plot 3, Row “D”

Service No. 1462
Trooper
9th Light Horse Brigade
Born on May 26, 1897 at Malvern, South Australia
Son of Ellen McLeod (nee Halliday) and Leonard Tucke
Occupation prior to enlistment – Farm hand
Enlisted on July 13, 1915 at Keswick, South Australia
Served in Egypt and Palestine
Returned to Australia aboard the “Oxfordshire” in July, 1919

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Service No 1186
Private
3rd Field Ambulance
Born 22 May 1895 at Blumberg, SA
Son of Samuel TUCKER & Mary nee KOLOSCHE
Occupation prior to enlistment Chauffeur
Enlisted 18 September 1915
Embarked 07 December 1914 HMAT 'Themistocles'
Returned to  Australia 03 October 1918

Service No. 4233
Private
27th Battalion A.I.F.
Born on July 16, 1877 at Adelaide, South Australia
Son of Ellen McLeod (nee Halliday) and Leonard Tucker
Husband of Harriet Annie (nee Clarke) Tucker
Occupation prior to enlistment – Hairdresser
Enlisted on December 10, 1915 at Adelaide, South Australia
Became ill in Egypt and was being returned to Australia aboard the “Port Sydney” when he died at sea on July 3, 1916 aged 38 of asthenia following dysentery.
He was buried at sea and is commemorated at the Chatby Memorial, Alexandria, Egypt

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Lance Corporal
50th Battalion
Born 04 October 1892 at Curramulka, SA
Son of Daniel TUCKER & Elizabeth Jane nee GREGOR

Studio portrait of Lance Corporal (LCpl) Riland Melville Tucker, 50th Battalion, of Curramulka, SA. Enlisting in April 1916, LCpl Tucker left Australia with the 4th Reinforcements in August 1916 for service on the Western Front. He was killed instantly by a German shell at Broodsiende Ridge on 16 October 1917, age 25, and has no known grave. The portrait indicates that Tucker held the rank of Sergeant whilst in camp at Adelaide, however it is not noted on his service record that he ever held that rank.

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Service no 464
Lance Corporal
3rd Machine Gun Battalion
Born 13 February 1893 at Blumberg, SA
Son of Samuel TUCKER & Mary nee KOLOSCHE
Occupation prior to enlistment Mason
Resided Mannum SA
Enlisted 21 January 1915
Embarked from Aust. 31 May 1915 HMAT A2 'Geelong'
Died of Wounds 12 October 1917 at Passchendaele, Ypres, Belgium
Aged 24 years
Buried Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery XX L 19A

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Service no 597
Private
27th Battalion

Much loved grandfather of the author of these webshot albums. Private Tuckwell (597) Enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (A.I.F.) on 19 Jan 1916. Originally in the 43rd Battalion later transferred to the 27th. Bill was gassed in the trenches in France. After a short period in Folkestone Army Hospital, England, was returned to his unit in Belgium. On 9 Aug 1918 Bill was wounded in his back and legs after an enemy shell burst.

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Service No. 192
Private
43rd Battalion A.I.F.
Born on January 3, 1896 at Kensington, South Australia
Son of Mary Jane (nee Symons) and William Tunn
Occupation prior to enlistment – Harness maker
Enlisted on January 24, 1916 at Adelaide, South Australia
Served in France and Belgium and was killed in action at Armentierres, France on February 19, 1917 aged 21.
He is buried at Cite Bonjean Military Cemetery, Armentieres, France.

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Service No. 1073
Private
27th Battalion A.I.F.
Born on September 19, 1893 at Kensington, South Australia
Son of Mary Jane (nee Symons) and William Tunn
Occupation prior to enlistment – Driver
Enlisted on April 26, 1915 at Keswick, South Australia
Served in Egypt, Gallipoli, France and Belgium.  He was wounded in April, 1918 and lost the sight of his right eye.
He returned to Australia aboard the “Leicestershire” in December, 1918 and was discharged as medically unfit.

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Service no 2227
Private
51st Battalion
Born 21 December 1887 at Eastwood, SA
Son of James & M TURNER of 41 Salisbury Street, North Unley
Occupation prior to enlistment Labourer
Enlisted 29 March 1915 at Northam, WA
Served in Egypt, Gallipoli, France & Belgium
Contracted Cerebro Spinal Fever at Isolation Hospital, Etaples.
Died 12 January 1917
Buried ETAPLES MILITARY CEMETERY XXI A2

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No. 8986
Driver
2nd Division, 20th Army Service
Born 12 August 1896 at Greenough Flats, WA
Son of Annie Theresa Turner of Chapel Street, Koringa
Occupation prior to enlistment Porter, S.A. Railways
Enlisted 21 January 1915
Served in Egypt, France and Belgium

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No. 4895
Private
50th Battalion
Born at Jamestown
Son of Sydney Morris and Louisa Turner of Jamestown
Occupation prior to enlistment Bank Clerk
Enlisted 4 September 1915
Served in Egypt and France
Made the supreme sacrifice 2 April 1917

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Service No. 2267
Lieutenant
32nd Battalion A.I.F.
Born on August 8, 1894 at Bowden, South Australia
Son of Thomas and Martha Turner
Occupation prior to enlistment – Carpenter
Enlisted on August 11, 1915 at Adelaide, South Australia
Served in France and Belgium.
Returned to Australia aboard the “Orita” in June, 1919.
Died on October 25, 1971

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Private J Turner 03.01.1916
Can you identify this photograph any further?

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Service No. 3130 
Private
7th Reinforcements, 43rd Battalion, of Payneham, SA. 
Born 25 September 1893 at Marden, South Australia
Son of George TURNER & Elizabeth nee CARSON
A warehouse assistant prior to enlisting on 20 February 1917, Pte Turner embarked from Adelaide on 23 June 1917 aboard HMAT Borda. 
Served in France & Belgium
He was killed in action 24 February 1918, in La Basse, France, aged 24 years.
Buried at the London Rifle Brigade Cemetery, (Plot IV, Row C, Grave No 3) Ploegsteert, Belgium

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Service no 4235
Gunner
5th Division, T.M. Battery
Born 4 March 1898 at Geraldton, WA
Son of Annie Theresa Turner of Chapel Street, Koringa
Enlisted October 1915
Served in Egypt, France and Belgium
Died 14 November 1918 at 58th C.C.S.

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Service no 106
2nd Lieutenant
R.F. Corp.
Born 30 January 1894 at Jamestown, SA
Son of Sydney Morris and Louisa Turner of Jamestown
Occupation prior to enlistment Bank Clerk
Enlisted 17 August 1914
Served in Egypt, Gallipoli and France
Accidentally killed 4 May 1917 near Lincoln, England

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Service no 2371
Private
16th Battalion
Born 31 December 1893 at Redfern, Clarence Park
Son of James & Harriet TWINING of Elin Street, Clarence Park, SA
Occupation prior to enlistment Carpenter and Architect
Enlisted 01 April 1915 at Keswick, SA
Served in Egypt, Gallipoli, France.
Killed in action at Bullecourt 11 April 1917
Private Twining was a brother of the Rechabite Lodge, Goodwood and member of Unley Library.
Buried VILLERS-BRETONNEUX MEMORIAL

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Service no 19280
Signaller
9th Light Horse
Born 15 May 1890 at County Cork, Ireland
Son of Patrick TWOMEY
Husband of Sarah Jane TWOMEY, of Minalton, Yorke Peninsula
Occupation prior to enlistment Railway Employee - Porter
Enlisted 04 September 1916 at Adelaide, SA
Served in Egypt, Palestine & Syria
Returned to Australia 10 August 1919 per "Oxfordshire"

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Service No. 6027
Driver
12th Brigade Headquarters
Born on July 22, 1898 at Corryton, South Australia
Son of Susan and A.H. Tyler
Occupation prior to enlistment – Clerk
Enlisted on April 12, 1916 at Adelaide, South Australia
Served in France and Belgium
Returned to Australia aboard the “Beltana” in June, 1919.

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Service No. 2025
Driver
4th Motor Transport Section
Born on June 5, 1896 at Corryton, South Australia
Son of Susan and A.H. Tyler
Occupation prior to enlistment – Cleaner, South Australian Railways
Enlisted on November 8, 1915 at Adelaide, South Australia
Served in Egypt, France and Belgium
Returned to Australia aboard the “Shropshire” in April, 1919

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