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Scotty Lowe
Scotty Lowe.
Frank William Lloyd
No.124 Private Frank William Lloyd, born at Mundalla, South Australia, on 19 July 1896 was the 8th child of William Lloyd and Sarah Beauchamp. At the time of his enlistment on 15 July 1915 he was a farmer. A member of the 27th Battalion, Frank served at Gallipoli and in France where he was killed in action on 4 August 1916.
Albert Llewellyn Lang
No. 4900 Private Albert Llewellyn Lang, the 3rd child of Richard Lang and Rhoda Harvey, was born at Prospect Hill, South Australia. He was 28 years old and a farm labourer at the time of his attestation on 23 February 1915 at Keswick, South Australia. He served in France as a Driver in the 2nd Divisional Signal Company. He returned to Australia in 1919 and died at Fullarton, South Australia, on 14 September 1951. Albert never married and had no children.
Edward Lakovsky
No.1974 Private Edward Lakovsky, 10th Battalion, was born in Uzova, South Russia, the son of Thomas and Pasha nee Shaeffer, before moving to Sydney and Broken Hill. Edward was a labourer at the time of his attestation on 14 January 1915 in Oaklands, South Australia, and served in the Middle East before being discharged on medical grounds. He returned to Australia aboard the Wiltshire on 31 of June 1915. He married Hilda Hooper in Melbourne on 15 December 1917. Edward died in Victoria in 1977.
Medal presentations
Governor Sir Henry Galway on official duties at Medal Presentations.
Medal presentations
Governor Sir Henry Galway on official duties at Medal Presentations.
Medal presentations
Governor Sir Henry Galway on official duties at Medal Presentations.
Medal presentations
Governor Sir Henry Galway on official duties at Medal Presentations.
Medal presentations
Governor Sir Henry Galway on official duties at Medal Presentations.
Medal presentations
Governor Sir Henry Galway on official duties at Medal Presentations.
Artillery
Artillery.
Artillery
Artillery.
Artillery
Artillery.
Artillery
Artillery.
Signallers
Signallers.
A. Chadwick
A. Chadwick, 1st Australian Imperial Force. According to a researcher, this is Andrew Chadwick, a Private who served in the 50th Infantry Battalion.
Horace Edwin Gilbert Carn
No. 1839 Private Horace Carn, born Balaklava, South Australia, 1 July 1884. Enlisted 5th Pioneer Battalion (5th Pioneers) 8 March 1916. Served France, wounded in action 8 October 1917. Returned to Australia 1919. Died Daw Park, South Australia, 19 May 1963.
Rutherford Barker Clare
No. 3470B Private Rutherford Barker Clare, born Kapunda 29 August 1897. Enlisted 10th Battalion 17 August 1915. Wounded in action, France, 25 July 1916. Killed in action, France, 8 April 1917. Buried Moeuvres, France.
Private Carney
Private Carney.
Alfred Crouch
No. 2900A Private Alfred Crouch, born Balaklava, South Australia, 30 September 1894. Enlisted 50th Battalion 24 March 1916. Served France, returned to Australia 1917. Died 9 August 1959.
Albert Edward Carvosso
No. 2209 Private Albert Edward Carvosso, born London, England, 1892. Enlisted 3rd Australian Light Railway Operating Company 24 March 1916. Served France. Returned to Australia 1919. Died Adelaide 12 March 1958.
Clarence John Hembury
No. 1341 Private Clarence John Hembury, born Hindmarsh Island, South Australia, 4 November 1892. Enlisted 3rd Light Horse 17 May 1915. Served Egypt. Returned to Australia 1919.
Unidentified soldier
Unidentified mounted soldier, believed to have been photographed at Morphettville Camp.
Leonard Arthur Johnson MM
No. 108 Private Leonard Arthur Johnson, born Adelaide, South Australia, 17 September 1891. Enlisted 27th Battalion 8 February 1915. Served France. Wounded in action 29 June 1916. Promoted to Sergeant 22 March 1917. Awarded Military Medal for bravery in the field 25 May 1917. Killed in Action, Belgium, 20 September 1917.
Taylor
Taylor.
Tredreas
Tredreas.
James Walter Trowbridge
No. 744 Private James Walter Trowbridge, born Glen Osmond, South Australia, 8 November 1870. Enlisted 43rd Infantry Battalion 17 February 1916. Served France. Wounded in action 4 October 1917. Died of wounds received in action, 31 October 1917.
Arthur and Mary Tyson and Family
Arthur Cooper Tyson and Mary Jane Tyson nee Brown with their sons, (L to R) Charles Ebenezer, Arthur Ronald and Claude William.
Lance Corporal Toner
Lance Corporal Toner.
Private Trinne
Private Trinne.