Faces

of the

Fallen

On August 4th, 1914, Britain declared war on Germany and , along with Britain’s other colonies, enthusiastically pledged their support. At the fledgling University of and the Queensland Agricultural College, Gatton, students and staff followed the ground swell of patriotism and enlisted in large numbers. Nearly four hundred students and staff from Gatton and the were involved in active overseas and home service during the war.

Over the ensuing four years of conflict, eighty-four students and staff from both institutions lost their lives in the service of their country. From the beginning of Australia’s involvement in active combat, they paid the ultimate price; fourteen men died during our involvement on the Gallipoli peninsula, two of those on the 25th of April, with two more dying the next day.

Following the withdrawal from Gallipoli to Europe the conflict exacted a greater toll on Australia, with thirteen students, three on the same day, dying during the Battle of the Somme in 1916.

The next year brought little relief as six students died during the battle of Bullecourt in the early months of 1917. Later, thirteen more would perish during the Third Battle of Ypres, also known by names such as Menin Road, Polygon Wood, Broodseinde Ridge, Passchendaele and Zonnebeke. At Zonnebeke, in Belgium, five students died on the same day, 4th October 1917.

The final year of the war, 1918, saw seven students die near Amiens, France, during the German spring offensive, tragically two UQ students, both Honours graduates in Classics died on the same day, the 5th of April 1918.

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The conflict in Europe was not the only area where Australians fought and died. During several battles in the Middle East, mainly in Egypt and Palestine, eight students died, sadly two students from Gatton died in the same engagement on 7th November 1917.

Young lives were not only lost in actual combat. Seven students died from sickness during the war, and five, one from the effects of poison gas, passed away after the war. Four more students died as a result of accidents, one in an airplane crash while a popular lecturer at UQ drowned in Russia in August 1919 during a post war military intervention.

Memorials were created to remember the fallen. At St Lucia, a plaque is located in the foyer of the Forgan Smith building, while at Gatton one is at the War Memorial swimming pool and an honour board is in the Past Students’ Association museum. The plaque in Forgan Smith came about from work done by the University War Memorial Committee formed during the war. Originally located on the University’s former site at George Street, it was installed in 1975 in the foyer of Forgan Smith. The Gatton plaque and board drew upon work undertaken by the Gatton Old Boys and Past Students’ Association, resulting in the unveiling of the memorial when the War Memorial swimming pool opened in 1959.

We might be forgiven to forget that they were young men, full of life, intelligence and adventure who sacrificed their lives doing what they believed was the right thing. They were more than just names to the people who knew them; they were individuals who were loved by many and missed forever by their families and friends.

While their names have been remembered through these memorial plaques, the faces of the fallen have faded from memory. On this, the 100th year since the conclusion of the war, the University of Queensland Archives has attempted to put faces to these names and bring them back into the public eye. To honour them, to remember them, to never forget what they have done.

“They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old, At the going down of the sun and in the morning, We will remember them” Laurence Binyon, “For the Fallen”

LEST WE FORGET

University of Queensland

Born 23rd March 1895 in Sydney, he matriculated March 1915. He came to UQ on an Open scholarship. While in high school he won an athletic prize for best all round athlete. He enlisted on 3rd August 1915 in the 9th Battalion and embarked for active service on 30th December 1915. He was promoted Corporal on 12th September 1916 and Company Quartermaster Sergeant on 16th October 1916. Died of wounds at the age of 21 in Flers, France, on the 25th February 1917. Frederick George Pitty Barbour [Australian War Memorial]

Born 29th July 1895 in , he matriculated March 1914 in Arts. Enlisting on 20th March 1915 in the 25th Battalion he embarked for active service on 29th June 1915 but returned to Australia due to sickness, eventually re-embarking on 4th May 1916. He was appointed 2nd Lieutenant on 20th March 1915 and promoted to Lieutenant on 26th June 1915. He was promoted to Captain on 8th January 1917 and was killed in action at the age of 24, in Belgium, on the 9th October Sydney Stanna Bond 1917. [Australian War Memorial]

Born 8th June 1895 in Taroom, he matriculated March 1914 in Arts. He enlisted on 24th May 1915 initially in the 25th Battalion, transferring to the 9th Battalion while overseas. He embarked for active service on 30th December 1915 and was promoted to Sergeant on 12th March 1916. He was killed in action at the age of 21, at Pozieres, France, on the 22nd July 1916. Philip Gerald Browne [courtesy Graeme Brown]

Born 29th January 1893 in Brisbane, he matriculated March 1912 in Engineering, and was awarded a Bachelor of Engineering degree on 10th May 1916. He enlisted on 25th July 1915 in the 14th Field Engineers and embarked for active service on 30th September 1916. He was appointed 2nd Lieutenant on 1st January 1916 and Lieutenant on 8th July 1917. He was killed in action at the age of 24, at Zillebeke, Belgium, on the 12th October 1917. Kenneth MacKenzie Brydon [Annals of the Brisbane Grammar School]

Lecturer in Classics and Assistant Librarian he was born 4th January 1872 in England, and was a scholar of Corpus Christi College, Oxford. He served in the Imperial Yeomanry, South Africa, 1900 -1902. He joined the 13th Service Battalion, The Cheshire Regiment and was awarded the Military Cross for his

Roger James Cholmeley actions at Messines. A published author, he was twice wounded during the war. [University of Queensland Archives] While taking part in the post war North Russia Intervention he drowned on Lake Onega, Russia on the 16th August 1919 at the age of 47.

Born 29th October 1894 in Brisbane, he matriculated March 1913 in Arts. He enlisted on 23rd September 1914 and joined the 15th Battalion, embarking for active service on the 22nd December 1914. He was appointed 2nd Lieutenant on the 23rd September 1914, then Lieutenant on the 1st February 1915. He was killed at the age of 20 at Quinn's Post, Gallipoli, on the 9th May 1915.

Leslie Norman Collin [Annals of the Brisbane Grammar School]

A member of the University administration, he was born 10th October 1896 in Maryborough. He enlisted on 23rd July 1915 and embarked for active service on the 5th October 1915. Assigned as a Bearer, for the 7th Field Ambulance, he was killed at the age of 19 at Mouquet Farm, Pozieres, France on the 26th August 1916. William Arthur Cramb [Annals of the Brisbane Grammar School]

Born 11th November 1883 in Dalby. He enlisted on the 20th March 1915 in the 25th Battalion and embarked for active service on the 29th June 1915. He was appointed 2nd Lieutenant on 20th March 1915, Lieutenant on 1st June 1915 and Captain on the 24th February 1916. Wounded at Pozieres in France on 29th July 1916, he was killed at the age of 33 on the Somme in France, on the 14th November 1916. William Frederick Donisch [University of Queensland Archives]

Born 24th August 1894 in Horsham, he won a Government Grammar School scholarship in 1908 and a University scholarship in 1913. Matriculating in March 1913, he graduated with First Class Honours in Classics in 1916. He enlisted on the 28th February 1916 with the 42nd Battalion and embarked for active service on 5th June 1916. He was appointed Lance-Corporal on 28th January 1917, 2nd Lieutenant on 28th February 1917 and Lieutenant on 28th September 1917. He Walde Gerard Fisher was killed at the age of 23 near Amiens at Sailly-le-Sec, France on the 5th April [University of Queensland Archives] 1918.

Born 25th October 1893 in Maryborough, he matriculated March 1913 in Engineering. He enlisted on the 14th June 1915 with the 9th Battalion and embarked for active service on the 22nd January 1916. He was appointed 2nd Lieutenant on 29th October 1915 and was killed at the age of 23 at Pozieres, France on the 23rd July 1916. The Ford Memorial Prize presented by the University honours both Sydney and his brother Thomas who also died in the Sydney Kelso Ford [Annals of the Brisbane Grammar School] war.

Born 8th June 1890 and from Ipswich, he matriculated March 1912 in Engineering. He enlisted on 24th August 1915 in the 9th Battalion, eventually transferring to the 53rd Battalion and embarked for active service on 3rd September 1915. He was appointed 2nd Lieutenant on 24th August 1915, promoted Lieutenant on 5th July 1916 and Captain on 11th November 1916. Wounded in action, he received the Military Cross for conspicuous bravery on Trevor Francis 19th July 1916. He was killed at the age of 28 near Arras, France on the 14th [Ipswich City Council Library] March 1917.

Born 11th September 1895, he matriculated March 1915 in Arts. He enlisted on 10th June 1915 in the 52nd Battalion and embarked for active service on 5th October 1915. He was appointed Lance-Corporal on 13th May 1916, promoted Corporal on 25th September 1916, appointed 2nd Lieutenant on the 25th January 1917 and promoted Lieutenant on 1st July 1917. He was wounded at Hourges, France, 4th August 1918; returned to Australia 1st July 1919 but died on 7th John Denis Fryer [Fryer Library] February 1923 at the age of 27 as a result of exposure to poison gas during the war.

th Born 20 July 1894 in Aberdeenshire, Scotland he matriculated March 1914 in Science, later transferring to University and enrolling as a Medical student. He enlisted in Melbourne on 10th October 1917 and embarked for George Ferguson Pearman Grant active service on 6th August 1918. A Private in the Australian Army Medical Corps he died of pneumonia at the age of 24 at Burdon Military Hospital, Weymouth, England on the 25th February 1919.

Russell Grant received an ad eundem gradum degree in 1911 from the university. He was born 9th May 1878 in Brisbane and enlisted on 4th September 1915 in the 25th Battalion. Embarking for active service on 12th April 1916, he had been appointed 2nd Lieutenant on 17th January 1916 and then promoted Lieutenant on 20th September 1916. He was killed at the age of 38 near Mouquet Farm at Flers, France on the 15th November 1916. Russell Walker Grant [Australian War Memorial]

Known by family and friends as Garry, he was born 2nd May 1893 in Brisbane and matriculated March 1913 in Engineering. He enlisted on the 9th October 1915 and embarked for active service on the 30th September 1916. A member of the 1st Australian Tunnelling Company he was promoted to Sergeant 30th September 1916. He died of wounds at the age of 24 received near Hellfire Corner, Menin Road, Ypres, Belgium, on the 19th September 1917. Edgar Cullen ‘Garry’ Hall [courtesy Rosemary Venton]

Born 12th June 1895 in Cooktown, he matriculated March 1913 in Science. He enlisted on the 3rd August 1915 in the 4th Battalion, appointed 2nd Lieutenant on the 1st January 1916 and embarked for active service on the 1st May 1916. He was killed in action at the age of 21 at Longueval, France, on the 31st December 1916. Albert Edward Harper

[St. Joseph’s Nudgee College]

Born 14th September 1891 in Toowoomba, he matriculated March 1911 in Engineering. He enlisted on the 5th August 1914 in the 9th Battalion and was appointed Lieutenant on the 26th August 1914. He embarked for active service on the 24th September 1914 and was killed at the age of 23 at Gaba Tepe, Gallipoli, on the 25th April 1915. Frank Granville Haymen [Annals of the Brisbane Grammar School]

Born 6th December 1895 in Melbourne, he matriculated March 1914 in Arts. He enlisted on the 16th September 1915 with the 42nd Battalion and embarked for active service on the 5th June 1916. Promoted Company-Sergeant-Major (Warrant Officer II) on the 3rd June 1916, he was appointed 2nd Lieutenant on the 6th September 1916. He was killed at the age of 21 near Messines in Belgium on Charles Chalmers Jameson the 4th April 1917. [Australian War Memorial]

Born 2nd July 1895 in Warwick, he matriculated March 1915 in Science. Enlisting Trevor Warwick Jones on the 16th September 1915 in the 41st Battalion, he died in Enoggera Hospital at the age of 20 on the 1st April 1916, prior to embarkation.

Born 23rd June 1896 in , he matriculated March 1914 in Arts. He enlisted on the 11th May 1915 in the Army Medical Corps, 7th Field Ambulance, eventually Leonard Francis MacDonnell transferring to the 26th Battalion and embarked for active service 7th June 1915. Promoted Corporal on the 25th February 1917 and 2nd Lieutenant on the 3rd August 1917, he was killed in at the age of 21 in the vicinity of Broodseinde Ridge, Belgium, on the 4th October 1917.

Born 1st July 1893 and matriculated March 1912 in Engineering. Promoted to 2nd Donald Augustus MacNeill Lieutenant, Royal Flying Corps, he was killed at the age of 23 in France, on the 18th November 1916.

Born 15th June 1893 in Melbourne, he matriculated March 1916 in Arts. He enlisted on the 24th December 1915 and eventually transferred to the 3rd Pioneer Battalion. Promoted Sergeant on the 16th May 1916, he embarked for active service on the 6th June 1916 and was appointed 2nd Lieutenant on the 26th February 1917. He was killed in action at the age of 23 in France, on the 4th March 1917. Frank Arnold Manders [State Library of Queensland]

Born 18th December 1893 in Rockhampton, he matriculated March 1913 in Science. An athlete of some repute, he represented Queensland in an interstate rowing competition in 1913. He enlisted on the 21st May 1915 in the 3rd Field Artillery, eventually transferring to the 2nd Field Artillery and embarked for active service on the 27th September 1915. He was killed in action at the age of 23 at rd John Alexander Noble Lagnicourt, France, 23 April 1917 [Annals of the Brisbane Grammar School]

Born 18th June 1886 in Wilcannia, he received an ad eundem gradum degree in 1911, and enlisted in Rosebery, N.S.W. on the 24th August 1914 in the 1st Light Horse Regiment. He embarked for active service on the 20th October 1914 and was killed in action at the age of 29 at Pope's Hill, Gallipoli, on 7th August 1915.

Arthur Wellesley Oakes [Fryer Library]

Born 2nd April 1888 in Maryborough, he matriculated March 1913 in Science. Enlisting on the 19th February 1916 in the 31st Battalion, he eventually transferred to the 29th Battalion. He was appointed 2nd Lieutenant on the 16th June 1916 and embarked for active service on the 17th November 1916. Promoted to Lieutenant on 26th May 1917, he was killed at the age of 30 at Morlancourt, France, on the 29th July 1918. William Evelyn Dunsynne Rankin

[State Library of Queensland]

Born 1st March 1896 in Toowong, he matriculated March 1915 in Science. He enlisted on the 4th January 1916 in the Army Medical Corps but later was transferred to the 25th Battalion. He embarked for active service on the 7th September 1916 and was promoted Corporal on the 24th January 1917. He was killed at the age of 21 near Zonnebeke Church, Passchendaele, Belgium, on the 4th October 1917. Wilfred Price Simmonds [Annals of the Brisbane Grammar School]

Born 22nd March 1890, he matriculated March 1912 in Engineering. Making his way to England to enlist, he was promoted to Lieutenant, in The Border Regiment. He was accidently killed at the age of 26 while acting as Regimental Transport Officer on the Somme, on the 15th April 1916.

Harold St George Taylor [Annals of the Brisbane Grammar School]

Born 10th September 1893 in Townsville, he matriculated March 1913 in Science. He enlisted on the 18th March 1916 in the 4th Cyclists Corps and embarked for active service on the 1st May 1916. He died of influenza while at sea at the age of 22 on the 8th May 1916 off Australian coast.

William Campbell Thomson [State Library of Queensland]

Born 27th January 1895 in Brisbane, he matriculated March 1914 in Science and enlisted as Lieutenant on 8th August 1916 in the Australian Flying Corps. He embarked for active service on the 25th October 1916, and died at the age of 22 from injuries suffered in an aeroplane accident in Coventry, England, on the 27th July 1917. Roy Cumestree Trout [Annals of the Brisbane Grammar School]

Born 4th December 1885 in Warwick, he matriculated 8th April 1911. He enlisted 18th April 1915 in the 26th Battalion and embarked for active service 24th May 1915. Promoted to Sergeant on 29th June 1915, Company Sergeant Major on 1st March 1916, 2nd Lieutenant on 23rd October 1916 and promoted to Lieutenant 8th February 1917. He was awarded the Military Cross for conspicuous gallantry in action several days before he died of wounds at the age of 32 in France, on the Cyril Cutcliffe Ward th [State Library of Queensland] 8 March 1917. His brother Leslie Arnold Ward was also killed in the war.

Born 14th January 1894 in Brisbane, he matriculated March 1914 in Engineering. He enlisted 27th November 1915 in the 41st Battalion and was appointed 2nd Lieutenant on the 1st April 1916 prior to embarking for active service on 17th May 1916. He was promoted Lieutenant 12th May 1917 and died of wounds at the age of 23 in Belgium, on the 7th July 1917. George Colin Campbell Wilson [State Library of Queensland]

Born 5th October 1894 in Toowoomba, he matriculated March 1913 in Arts and graduated with First Class Honours in Classics in 1916. He enlisted 11th March 1916, eventually serving in the 47th Battalion and embarked for active service 24th January 1917. Appointed Lance-Corporal on 22nd August 1917, he was awarded the Military Medal for his actions in which he was wounded on 12th October 1917. He was killed in Amiens, France, at the age of 23 on the 5th April Charles Robertson Wonderley 1918. An uncle, Charles Robertson, who attended the Queensland Agricultural [Australian War Memorial] College, Gatton was killed at Gallipoli.

Born 27th February 1895, he matriculated March 1915 in Science. He enlisted 15th May 1916 as a Sergeant, Australian Army Medical Corps (Dental). He died at the age of 21 in Enoggera Hospital, on the 17th November 1916

Neville Hunter Young [Annals of the Brisbane Grammar School]

Queensland Agricultural College, Gatton

Born near Ma Ma Creek, in 1889, he worked for three years at Gatton College prior to working in Townsville. Enlisting in the 47th Battalion on 27 March 1916, he embarked from Brisbane on 12th August 1916. He was killed in th action near Messines, Belgium on 9 June 1917. Sadly, two brothers also George Henry Andrews died in the war. [State Library of Queensland]

Born in 1892 in Charters Towers and attended Gatton College in 1910. He enlisted 7th October 1915, initially in the 9th Battalion but later transferred to the 31st Battalion. He embarked for active service 23rd March 1916, was wounded on 24th October 1916. He died of wounds at the age of 26 at rd Joseph Bertie Atkinson Bouzincourt, France, on the 23 April 1918. [Australian War Memorial]

Born in Glasgow, Scotland, he came to Australia at the age of 9 and later attended Gatton College in 1909-1910. He enlisted 16th November 1914 in the 15th Battalion and embarked for active service 13th February 1915. He th was killed at 21 years of age at Gallipoli on the 26 April 1915. His father, Neil Baxter Duncan Baxter, was also killed in the war. [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 20th April 1896 in Forest Hill, he attended Gatton College 1911-1913, graduating with a Diploma. He enlisted 7th July 1917 in the 15th Battalion and embarked for active service 29th October 1917. He died of wounds at the age of 22 at Villiers Bretonneux, France, on the 5th August 1918.

Louis Hugh Brimblecombe [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 6th May 1888 in Brisbane, he attended Gatton College in 1907. He enlisted 2nd August 1915, eventually ending up in the 25th Battalion. He was appointed Company Sergeant Major on the 19th November 1915, and appointed 2nd Lieutenant on the 9th December 1915. He embarked for active service on the 31st January 1916 and was killed at age of 28 at Pozieres, France on the 29th July 1916. James Monteagle Brown [Annals of the Brisbane Grammar School]

Born in 1891, he attended Gatton College in 1906 and enlisted in the 11th Light Horse Regiment on the 3rd March 1915. Embarking from Brisbane on the 2nd June 1915, he served at Gallipoli and then remained in the Middle East theatre. Initially reported missing on 19th April 1917, word was eventually received that he was wounded, captured and died in hospital in Nazareth, Palestine on 20th May 1917.

Frank Banister Campbell [State Library of Queensland]

Born in 1894 in Mackay, he attended Gatton College 1909-1911, and enlisted on the 22nd September 1914 in the 15th Battalion. Embarking for active service on the 22nd December 1914, he was killed at age of 20 at Gaba Tepe, Gallipoli on the 26th April 1915.

Carl Douglas Coffin [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born in 1895 in Ingham, he attended Gatton College 1910-1913, graduating with a Diploma. He enlisted on 22nd August 1914 in the 2nd Light Horse and embarked for active service on the 24th September 1914. He was wounded at Gallipoli in August 1915. On the 16th May 1916 he was promoted Lance Corporal, Corporal on 17th July 1916 and Sergeant on 12th September 1916. He was killed at the age of 21 at El Risa, Rafah, Egypt on the 9th January 1917. Errol Claude Cowley [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born in 1879 in Stoke Newington, England, his family came to Australia when he was 11. He attending Gatton College from 1897 to 1898 and graduated with a Diploma. He enlisted on the 1st May 1916 in the 26th Battalion and embarked for active service on the 21st October 1916. He was killed at the age of 38 at Buire, France on the 16th April 1918. Clarence Howard Culpin [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 15th February 1885 in Mackay, he attended Gatton College 1902-1904. Later, in June 1914, he graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a Doctor of Dental Surgery and shortly afterwards headed overseas. A member of the 8th Battalion, Somerset Light Infantry he was killed at the age of 31 at the Somme, France, on the 1st July 1916 Hew Dalrymple [Annals of the Brisbane Grammar School]

Originally from Glasgow, James Marshall Davidson worked at Gatton College from 1914 up to his enlistment in December 1915. He embarked from Australia on 11th May 1916 with the 12th Australian Field Artillery, and served first as a Gunner, and then as a Driver. He died accidentally on 22nd

James Marshall Davidson December 1918 [State Library of Queensland]

Born 4th February 1886 in Mackay, he attended Gatton College 1901-1903. He was working as a farmer before enlisting on 18th September 1915. On 28th March 1916 he embarked overseas with the 25th Battalion. He was killed at the age of 30 on 5th August 1916 in Pozieres, France.

Arthur Tasman Davies [Darling Downs Gazette]

Born 1st October 1893 in Pittsworth, he attended Gatton College in 1910. He enlisted on 22nd June 1915 in the 49th Battalion and embarked for active service on 5th October 1915. He was promoted Corporal on 1st March 1916 and Sergeant on the 13th April 1916. He was killed at the age of 22 at Pozieres, France, on the 13th August 1916

Philip Eric Kemp Devine [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 1890 in Ipswich, he attended Gatton College 1905-1907. He enlisted on the 4th November 1914 in the 5th Light Horse. He embarked for active service on the 21st December 1914 and was killed at the age of 25 at Anzac Cove, Gallipoli, on the 28th June 1915.

Oscar Thomas Dunn [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born in 1892, he was from Gatton where he attended school and later worked at the College. He enlisted on the 18th December 1915 in the 47th Battalion. He embarked for active service on the 19th September 1916 and was killed in action near Dernancourt, France on the 28th March 1918.

Henry Eames [State Library of Queensland]

Born 1895 in Maryborough, he attended Gatton College 1911-1913. He enlisted on the 16th March 1916 in the 52nd Battalion. He embarked for active service on the 16th August 1916. Appointed Lance Corporal on 22nd September 1917, he was killed at the age of 21 at Zonnebeke, Belgium on the 17th October 1917. His brother Edward was also killed in the war. David Fairlie [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 1896 in Cunnamulla, he attended Gatton College 1912-1914. He enlisted on the 30th November 1915 in the 25th Battalion and embarked for active service on the 30th March 1916. He was killed at the age of 20 at Flers, France on the 14th November 1916.

Algernon Cedric Francis [Annals of the Brisbane Grammar School]

Born 1890 in Townsville, he attended Gatton College 1907-1910. He enlisted on the 18th October 1916 in the 25th Battalion and embarked overseas for active service on the 23rd December 1916. He died of wounds at the age of 26 received at Polygon Wood, Belgium on the 20th September 1917. George Eric Fulcher [Australian War Memorial]

Born 1896 in Brisbane, he grew up in Barcaldine and attended Gatton College from 1911 - 1914. He enlisted on the 3rd September 1914 in the 9th Battalion and embarked for active service on the 24th September 1914. He was two months shy of his 19th birthday when he was killed at Gaba Tepe, Gallipoli on the 25th April 1915. Harry John Graham [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 1882 in Maryborough, he attended Gatton College as a bursary winner from 1898 to 1899. He enlisted on the 8th January 1917 in the 41st Battalion and embarked for active service on 7th February 1917. He was killed at the age of 35 at Mont Saint Quentin, France on the 1st September 1918.

Joseph William Ernest Henry [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 1891 in , he attended Gatton College 1907 - 1909. He enlisted on the 28th September 1914 in the 2nd Battalion. He embarked for active service on the 22nd December 1914 and died of wounds at the age of 24 received in action at Gallipoli on 7th May 1915.

John Gordon Hides [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 1893 in Calcutta, India, he attended Gatton College 1911 - 1912. Enlisting on 16th March 1915 in the 7th Australian Machine Gun Company, he embarked for active service on the 29th June 1915. He was killed at the age of 23 at Broodseinde Ridge, Belgium, on the 8th October 1917

George Sedgeley Hodges [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 26th July 1887 in Beaconsfield, South Africa, he attended Gatton College in 1911. He enlisted on the 12th May 1916 in the Special Officers Draft, eventually ending up with the 25th Battalion. Promoted to 2nd Lieutenant on 10th February 1918, he embarked for active service on the 2nd March 1918 and was killed at the age of 31 at Peronne, France, on 2nd September 1918. Charles Victor Izdebski [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born in 1886, he attended Gatton College 1903-1904, and enlisted in the 4th Pioneers on the 4th March 1916. He embarked from Brisbane on 8th August Arthur Hugh Jardine 1916, was wounded in May, 1917 and sent to hospital in England. After returning to his unit he was wounded once again in April 1918, but did not recover from his wounds, dying on 24th April 1918

Born 1896 in Barcaldine, he attended Gatton College from 1911-1913, graduating with a Diploma. He enlisted on the 25th November 1915 and joined the 11th Field Artillery. He embarked for active service on 11th May 1916 and was killed at the age of 22 at Frechencourt, France, on 24th April 1918. Louis Gerald Leyland [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 1895 in Irvinebank, he attended Gatton College 1912-1914. He enlisted on the 15th January 1915 in the 11th Light Horse. He embarked for active service on 2nd June 1915 and was killed at age of 22, along with fellow former Gatton student, Timothy O’Neill, at Tel-el-Sheria, Palestine, on 7th November 1917. William Jack Linedale [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 1889 in Bauple, he attended Gatton College 1904-1906. He enlisted on the 30th December 1915 in the 28th Battalion. He embarked for active service on the 26th February 1916. He was reported as missing in action, later changed to killed in action, at age of 27 at Pozieres, France, on the 29th July 1916. Robin Arthur Mackellar [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 29 August 1897 in Townsville, he attended Gatton College in 1915. He enlisted on the 20th May 1916 in the 41st Battalion. He embarked for active service on the 7th September 1916 and was killed at age of 21 at Beschevaine, France, on the 1st September 1918.

Herbert Henry Somerset Marks [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 21 January 1891 at Sonoma Station, Bowen River, he attended Gatton College 1909-1910. He enlisted in the 5th Light Horse on the 2nd November 1914 and embarked for active service on the 19th December 1914. He was killed at age of 25 at Romani, Egypt, on the 5th August 1916. Charles Bute Massy [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 21st April 1895 and a worker at the College he enlisted in the 2nd Light Horse on 31 August 1915. He died in camp of pneumonia on 12th October 1915 Archibald John McDonald [Australian War Memorial]

Born 1887 in Yeulba, he attended Gatton College 1904-1905. He enlisted on the 26th January 1915, initially in the 13th Light Horse and embarked for active Kevin John Molony service 28 May 1915. He eventually transferred to the Australian Provost Corps and was awarded the Military Medal on the 14th October 1917. He died of wounds at the age of 30 in Flanders, Belgium, on the 2nd November 1917.

Born in England in 1892, he attended Gatton College in 1912, and enlisted in the 21st Battalion at Warracknabeal, Victoria on13th January 1915. He was Arthur Sydney North promoted to Lance Corporal in June, 1915 and Corporal (temporary) in February 1917. Initially listed as missing in action he was presumed killed on 3rd May 1917.

Born in 1889 in Brisbane, he grew up in and attended Gatton College 1906-1908, and was awarded a Diploma. He enlisted on the 10th April 1915 in the 11th Light Horse. He embarked for active service on the 4th October 1915 and was promoted Lance Corporal on 9th July 1916. He was killed at the age of 28, along with former Gatton student William Linedale, at Tel-el-Sheria, Palestine, on the 7th November 1917. His brother Peter also Timothy James O’Neill [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library] died during the war.

Born 1891 in Brisbane, he attended Gatton College in 1909. He enlisted on the 23rd February 1916 in the 41st Battalion. He embarked for active service on the 23rd December 1916, was promoted Lance Corporal on 23rd August 1917, Sergeant on 26th October 1917 and 2nd Lieutenant on 1st November 1917. He was killed at the age of 26 at Sailly-le-Sec, France, on the 17th April 1918. Thomas Real O’Sullivan [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 1893 in Gympie, he attended Gatton College 1910-1911. He enlisted on the 14th September 1914 in the 4th Battalion. Embarking for active service on the 20th October 1914, he was promoted 2nd Lieutenant on 5th August 1916, and promoted Lieutenant on 1st February1917. He was killed at the age of 24 at Zonnebeke, Belgium on the 4th October 1917. Noel Plunkett Power [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 1894 in Grimsby, England, he attended Gatton College 1911-1913. He enlisted on the 30th September 1914 in the 9th Battalion and embarked for active service on the 22nd December 1914. He was killed at the age of 21 at Gaba Tepe, Gallipoli on the 28th June 1915.

Charles Frederick Pratt [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born in 1890, Jock Reuter was from Gatton and most probably worked at the College. He enlisted in the 15th Battalion on 30th July 1915 and embarked for active service on 21st October 1915. He was killed in action while serving in France on 15th October 1916

Jacob Otto Reuter [State Library of Queensland]

Born 1886 in Toowoomba, he attended Gatton College in 1903. He enlisted on the 19th August 1914 in the 2nd Light Horse and embarked for active service on the 24th September 1914. He was killed at the age of 29 at Gaba Tepe, Gallipoli, on the 13th May 1915. He was an uncle to Charles Robertson Wonderley.

Gordon Holmes Robertson [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

A native of Geneva, Switzerland, born in 1878, he arrived in Queensland in 1895 where he took some classes at the Queensland Agricultural College. He enlisted on 19th September 1916 and embarked for active service on 22 December 1916. He served overseas as a Driver in the Motor Transport Company. Returning home to Australia, he died from illness as a result of his Philippe Albert Rochat war service, in Brisbane on 29th March 1921. [Maureen Schubert]

Born 1893 in London, he attended Gatton College 1911-1913, where he received a Diploma. He enlisted on the 29th December 1914 and was originally in the 4th Light Horse Field Ambulance before transferring to the 14th Field Engineers. He was killed at the age of 23 at Longueval, France on the 25th October 1916.

Francis Edwin Saunders [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 1890 in Taroom, he attended Gatton College 1906-1907. He enlisted on the 22nd September 1914 in the 5th Light Horse, embarked for active service but returned to Australia on account of illness. Once he recuperated he transferred to the 25th Battalion and again headed overseas on the 8th August 1916. He was promoted to 2nd Lieutenant on the 3rd August 1917 and was killed at age of 27 at Zonnebeke, Belgium on the 4th October 1917. Andrew Anderson Scott [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

A native of England, born in 1878, Edward Sewell, was listed as a Steward on his enlistment form and is believed to have worked at Gatton College. He enlisted on 1st September 1914, embarked overseas on 28th September 1914 and was killed in action at Gaba Tepe, Gallipoli on 20 May 1915.

Edward Wood Sewell [State Library of Queensland] Born in April, 1892, and originally from Maytown, Queensland, he attended Ravenswood State School before coming to Gatton. He attended the College from 1908-1910, eventually working for the railroad before enlisting on 7th Francis John Charles Jarrad Sheran June 1915. Serving in the 4th Battalion, he embarked for active service on 23rd October 1915 and was promoted to Lance Corporal on 21st April 1916. He was killed at the age of 25 at Broodseinde Ridge, Belgium on the 4th October 1917.

Born 1895 in Sydney, he lived in Townsville and attended Gatton College 1913-1914. He enlisted 15th March 1915 in the 15th Battalion and embarked for active service on the 12th June 1915. He was killed at age of 20 at Gallipoli on 8th August 1915. John Inglis Smith [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 1895 in Cooran, he attended Gatton College 1910. He enlisted on the 9th June 1915 in the 26th Battalion and embarked for active service on the 29th June 1915. He died in hospital of pneumonia at the age of 19 at Alexandria, Egypt, on the 2nd December 1915.

Robert Harold Warburton Stainton [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 1889 in Colton Vale, Mackay, he attended Gatton College 1904-1907, and was awarded a Diploma. He enlisted on the 30th January 1915 in the 11th Light Horse. He embarked for active service on the 20th August 1915 and was killed at age of 27 at El Ferdan, Romani, Egypt, on the 7th August 1916.

Harold Rowton Stevens [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born 1894 in Charters Towers, but was raised in Gympie. He attended Gatton College 1910-1912, and was awarded a Diploma. He enlisted on the 21st August 1914 in the 2nd Light Horse. He embarked for active service on the 24th September 1914, was promoted Lance Corporal on the 5th May 1916, and promoted Corporal on the 18th October 1916. He was killed at age of 22 at Maghdaba, Egypt, on the 23rd December 1916. George Malcolm Waddell [Gatton College Magazine, Fryer Library]

Born in July 1893 in Kentish Town, London, he arrived in Australia at the age of 16 and was working as a farm labourer at Gatton College prior to the war. John Frederick Wells He enlisted in the 26th Battalion on the 21st September 1915 and embarked for active service on 30th December 1915. Initially listed as missing in action around Pozieres, he was later listed as killed in action on 29th July 1916.

Born 1893 in Kent, England, he attended Gatton College 1910-1911. He enlisted on the 2nd September 1914 in the 9th Battalion and embarked for active service on the 24th September 1914. He took part in the initial landing at Gallipoli and was twice wounded before being killed at age of 22 at Gaba Tepe, Gallipoli on the 28th June 1915. Edward Geoffrey White [State Library of Queensland]

Born in England in 1889 he attended Gatton College 1911 and enlisted in the 31st Battalion on 12 July 1915. He embarked from Brisbane in November 1915, and after spending several months in the Middle East, he arrived in France in June 1916. Promoted to Corporal in January 1917 he was wounded twice before finally succumbing to a third wound, dying in hospital in Rouen, Sydney Wilkinson France on 10 April 1917. [State Library of Queensland]

Born 1890 in Brisbane, he attended Gatton College 1906-1909, and was awarded a Diploma. He enlisted on the 2nd September 1914 in the 2nd Light Horse and embarked for active service on the 24th September 1914. Promoted Lance Corporal on the 17th January 1915, he was killed at the age th of 25 at Quinn’s Post, Gallipoli on the 19 May 1915. Graeme Lang Wilson [Annals of the Brisbane Grammar School]

Throughout the First World War and several years following, the University of Queensland calendars and annual reports published a Roll of Honour and Roll of Service listing students and staff who volunteered for active service, munitions work, home service or the Volunteer Red Cross. In 1925, the University unveiled a war memorial tablet listing the names of students and staff who died during the conflict, seen in this photo from Galmahra 25 May 1925. Published at this time was a booklet listing not only the fallen, but also those who served in various capacities during the war.

Similarly, in the 1923, the Queensland Agricultural College memorial was unveiled and in 1927 an edition of the Gatton College Magazine, published a Roll of Honour and a list of students and staff who were on active service.

UQ Gatton Past Students’ Association Roll of Honor and Roll of Service

Rolls of Service for both institutions have been reproduced on the following pages and wherever possible images obtained. While every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of the Rolls of Honour and Rolls of Service, some discrepancies, particularly with the original Gatton Roll of Honour and Roll of Service publication, became evident.

Should anyone be able to provide evidence of members listed as “could not verify” or “may be in British force” please contact the University of Queensland Archives at; [email protected]

Roll of Service – University of Queensland (UQ) and Queensland Agricultural College (QAC)

Gilbert Abraham Robert C. Aland Godfrey Amy Arthur G. Atthow Wilfred Atthow James J. Aylward QAC UQ QAC QAC UQ QAC

Reginald A. Baker Daniel E. Baldwin Frank H. Barlow Edward Barton Walter S. Bath William H. Batt QAC UQ UQ UQ UQ QAC

Angus M. Baxter Arthur F. Bell John H. Berry Fred J. Biggs David J. Binnie Pierce Blaney QAC UQ UQ UQ QAC QAC

George Boulton Robert A. Boyle George J. Briggs James L. Briggs William Browne Walter H. Bryan UQ UQ QAC UQ UQ UQ

Arthur G. Butler Herbert V. Byth Donald Cameron John R. Cassidy Howard Chambers Theodore Clark UQ UQ UQ UQ QAC QAC

Charles Clydesdale George Cooling John D. Cramb Eric C. Cribb Edward B. Cullen Cyril H. Cully QAC UQ UQ UQ UQ QAC

F. Cumbrae Stewart Victor Cundith Ewan Curwen Walker Raymond Dart Jean Darvall Harold E. Devine UQ UQ UQ UQ UQ QAC

William Diamond John Dinsdale Joseph Dods James W. Dowrie Gordon Dunbar Frederick Dunn UQ QAC UQ UQ UQ QAC

Frank W. Dunstan Percy Eckersley Michael Fahy Frank Fielding George Fitzwalter Richard Fleming UQ UQ QAC UQ QAC QAC

John Florence John T. Flower Leonard Foote Duncan Fowles Eric Francis Alan P. Frankel UQ QAC UQ UQ UQ UQ

Eric B. Freeman Lewis R. Fudge David J. Garland Eric C. C. Gee Alexander Gibson J. Lockhart Gibson UQ QAC UQ UQ UQ UQ

John S. Gibson Walter L. Gibson E.H. Gillingwater Roy Goldring Murray Graham Philip M. Graham UQ UQ QAC QAC UQ QAC

Roy J. D. Graham Alister B. Grimes William N. Gunson Robert C. Hamilton Stanley Hannaford David Hardie QAC UQ UQ UQ QAC UQ

Frederick Harding George Hargreaves Frederick Harley Stanley Harris Charles Harrison Ronald E. Haseler QAC UQ QAC QAC UQ QAC

H. H. Henchman Harry Hillier William Hirst Thomas Hobgen Ralph V. Hodges J. R. Hope-Morgan UQ QAC UQ QAC QAC UQ

Alex Horn Harold W. Horn William Hoskins Arthur Huxham Ragnar Hynes Charles Illidge UQ UQ UQ UQ UQ UQ

Ernest S. Jackson Roland Jackson Frederick Jameson Albert H. Jones Charles H. Jones Idrisyn F. Jones UQ QAC QAC UQ UQ UQ

Thomas G. H. Jones Charles Karius Harold G. W. Keid Charles E. Kruger W. Marquis Kyle Roy W. Latimer UQ QAC UQ QAC UQ UQ

Thomas Lawton John R. Lendrum John A. Lewis Norman A. Lloyd Francis Lukin John Macansh UQ UQ UQ UQ UQ QAC

A.J. Macdonald Alexander Marks Albert J. Marsden George Marsland Joseph Marson James Matheson QAC UQ UQ QAC QAC QAC

Charles Maunder Alfred McCulloch Russell McWilliam A.C.V. Melbourne R. W. H. Mellor Ernest Merrington QAC UQ UQ UQ UQ UQ

Stanley J. Millar Stuart H. Moody Richard K. Moore Cornelius Moran Clive Morcom Arthur B. Morrison UQ UQ QAC QAC QAC QAC

Douglas H. Morton Bernard M. Nash James F. Neilson George Newton W. Nixon-Smith William D. North QAC QAC UQ UQ QAC QAC

Charles O’ Connell Thomas O’Rourke Francis O’Sullivan Cecil Parnell Thomas Parnell Annie M. Parr QAC QAC UQ QAC UQ UQ

Eric Partridge Charles Paterson Fred Paterson Arthur F. Paton Archibald Pearse Roy V. G. Pearson UQ UQ UQ UQ UQ QAC

Geoffrey Penny Roger Percy Richard S. Philp Percy C. Pointon Arthur J. Pole Hunter Poon UQ UQ UQ QAC QAC UQ

Herbert J. Priest Reginald Quinn Raymond Ralfe Jack Ratcliffe William Reinhold Henry Reuter UQ UQ QAC UQ UQ QAC

James A. Robinson Edwin Router Allen W. L. Row George E. Row Augustus M. Ryan Richard Saunders UQ UQ UQ UQ QAC UQ

Andrew H. Scott Harry B. Scriven Glen H. Sheridan Tertius Sherman Thomas L. Sherman Frederic Small QAC UQ QAC QAC UQ UQ

David M. H. Smith Ernest H. Smith Scott W. Smith Richard Spearman Jeremiah J. Stable Benjamin Stafford QAC UQ QAC QAC UQ QAC

Bertram D. Steele Frederick Stumm Clifford L. Sturt Kenneth Swanwick John B. Swayne Lawrence Taylor UQ QAC QAC UQ QAC QAC

John Tighe Hannibal Tommerup Claude Trundle Leslie Uhr John Vincent Eric Wagner QAC UQ QAC QAC QAC UQ

John G. Wagner Horace Wakeham Leslie S. Walker Stewart B. Watkins Eric D. Wilkin George H. Wilson UQ QAC QAC UQ QAC UQ

Lindsay G. Wilson James H. Wrigley Rupert G. Young Edgar Youngman UQ UQ QAC QAC

University of Queensland, Old Government house, George street ca.1915 UQA S176p2

University of Queensland Roll of Service

John Robert William Adamson Joseph Espie Dods Robert Clegg Aland Walter Mather Douglas Wilfred Atthow Harold Percy Down Albert Edwin Axon James Wilson Dowrie Daniel Eric Baldwin Gordon Allan Dunbar Frank Herbert Barlow Frank Wheatley Dunstan Edward Campbell Gustavus Barton – munitions worker Percy Charles Eckersley Walter Stanley Bath Clive Kerslake Evans Arthur Frank Bell Frank Fielding Roy Benjamin John Neill Florence John Holton Berry Leonard Hardwick Foote Frederick John Biggs William Musa Bhai Fowler – munitions worker Philip Henry Bonham – home service Duncan Fowles George Oswald Boulton Eric Francis Robert Alexander Boyle – munitions worker Alan Philip Frankel James Logan Briggs Eric Bernard Freeman Webster Briggs David James Garland Percival Henry Brown Eric Cameron Craig Gee William Creighton Browne Alexander James Gibson – munitions worker Walter Heywood Bryan John Lockhart Gibson Arthur Graham Butler John Stanley Gibson Herbert Victor Byth Walter Lockhart Gibson Donald Allan Cameron Murray Douglas Graham George Carson-Cooling Robert Grant John Reginald Cassidy – British Expeditionary Force, Austin Keyringham Gray Royal Army Service Corps Alister Bailey Grimes Hugh Mackay Cornwall William Norman Gunson John Dougal Cramb Thomas Mervyn Seyde Hall Frederick Gordon Crane Robert Campbell Hamilton Eric Clarke Cribb David Hardie Edwin Boyd Cullen George Watson Hargreaves – munitions worker Francis William Sutton Cumbrae-Stewart – home service Charles Henry Harrison Victor Reginald Cundith Harry Haynes Ewan Christian Curwen-Walker Hereward Humphrey Henchman Raymond Arthur Dart Douglas Henderson Annie Emily Jane Darvall – Voluntary Aid Detachment William Hirst William Charles Day Richard Holtham William Victor Diamond Jasper Ralph Hope-Morgan Hector William Dinning Alexander Horn Harold William Horn Francis Mellin O’Sullivan William Vidall Hoskins Thomas Parnell Frederic Godfrey Hughes Annie May Parr Alan Spence Hurwood – munitions worker Eric Honeywood Partridge Arthur John Huxham Charles Raff Paterson Ragnar Hyne Frederick Woolnough Paterson Charles Frederick Illidge Arthur Francis Paton Ernest Sandford Jackson Archibald Edgar Ernest Pearse Frederick William James – British Expeditionary Force, Geoffrey James Cairns Penny Cheshire Regiment Roger Arnold Percy Cyril Henry Harris Jenkyn – British Expeditionary Force, Richard Stewart Philp Bristol Yeomanry Calvary Hunter George Robert Poon Albert Harding Jones Arthur Blaney Powe Charles Herbert Jones Herbert James Priest – home service Idrisyn Frederick Jones Reginald George Quinn – munitions worker Thomas Gilbert Henry Jones – munitions worker Jack Norman [John] Radcliffe Harold Guy Walker Keid William James Reinhold Charles Ambrose Vincent Kelly James Alexander Robinson Eric William Kennedy Cecil Napier Ross – munitions worker Sidney George Kennedy Edwin Folland Router William Marquis Kyle Allan Warren Linford Row Godfrey Joseph Kelleher Lane George Edwards Rowe Roy Wooster Latimer – munitions worker George Joseph Saunders – home service John Richard Lendrum Richard Roper Saunders Thomas Lawton Alfred Ernest Schmidt Charles Edwyn Lewis – munitions worker Harry Edward Bennett Scriven John Armstrong Lewis Thomas Louis Sherman Norman Austin Lloyd – munitions worker Henry Percival Singleton – munitions worker Eric Absalom Loney Frederick Trouton Small Francis William Renwick Lukin Ernest Henry Smith Alexander Hammett Marks Jeremiah Joseph Stable – home service Albert John Marsden – munitions worker Bertram Dillon Steele – munitions worker Alfred McCulloch Kenneth ffoulkes Swanwick – munitions worker Alexander Leahy McIntyre Elias Albert Thelander Russell John McWilliam Hannibal Gustav Tommerup Alexander Clifford Vernon Melbourne Chelmers Roy St Clair Von Stieglitz Rhubert William Henry Mellor – British Expeditionary Eric Gordon Wagner Force John George Wagner – munitions worker Ernest Northcroft Merrington Stuart (Stewart) Byron Watkins – munitions worker Richard James Dean Midgley Francis William Watson Stanley James Millar – munitions worker George Herbert Wilson Alexander Stuart Hull Moody Lindsay Gilmore Wilson John Francis Neilson Ronald Martin Wilson George Oakley Newton William Watson Wilson Edwin Philip Norman Eric George Bailey Wright Owen Walter O’Brien James Harold Wrigley Cornelius Daniel O’Keeffe

Queensland Agricultural College, Gatton, ca. 1910 UQA S909 p8516.10

Queensland Agricultural College Roll of Service

Gilbert Harry Abraham James Coffey John Youran Adam Patrick Condon Edward Leo Alcock William Stewart Conochie Godfrey Amy J. Cotter [could not verify] Cecil Lambert Anderson Frank Craven Oscar V. Anderson Cyril Hornibrook Culley G. Andrews [could not verify] Harold Ernest Devine Ralph Langland Armour John Dinsdale Arthur George Atthow David Watt Dunlop – may be in Lancaster Fusiliers James Joseph Aylward William Andrew Dunlop – may be in Royal Fusiliers Reginald Arthur Baker Frederick Richard Dunn James Gordon Barnet James Henry Edwards William Herbert Batt Ronald David Edwards Angus McDonald Baxter Henry Temple Ellard David Johnston Binnie Michael Patrick Fahy Pierce Blaney George John Fitzwalter Francis Henry Boase Richard Atkinson Fleming G. Bolton [could not verify] John Tempest Flower Belfield Bone Charles Henry Foggitt Emile Borelli [could not verify] Eric Douglas Foot John Edward Branson Anthony Preston Fountain – may be in Royal Engineers George Joseph Briggs John Lawrence Fraser Stanley Philip Briggs [could not verify] Louis Robert Fudge Wilfred John Brimblecombe Reginald Emile Fuljames Archibald Lorimer Brown Francis Edmund Gillham Roy Macpherson Browne Edward Hugh Gillingwater Allan William Burgess Roy Goldring Frederick Butterworth Philip Manson Graham Jack Froggatt Caldwell Roy John Davies Graham George F. Campbell Robert Chalmers Gray Colin Loftus Cardew William Kerr Hall Hector Gilbert Carter Stanley Devine Hannaford Howard Oliver Chambers Frederick Elias Harding Francis Guy Chapman Frederick Charles Harley Alexander Meaden Clarke Benjamin Turner Harris Theodore Tolbat Clarke Stanley Harris Michael Cleary Cecil Roy Harrison Clement Arthur Gordon Clerk [could not verify] Richard Studdart Harvey Charles Shearer Clydesdale Ronald Eric Haseler Samuel Edward Hays Cecil Parnell Lindsey James Henderson William Patrick Walter Charles Heness Roy Villiers Garthorne Pearson Harry Hillier Eric Owen Peirce – in New Zealand Army Thomas Hobgen Thompson Philipson Ralph Vivian Hodges Charles Pingre Archibald Essex Holcombe Percy Charles Pointon Arthur Andrew Chapman Hoskin Arthur John Pole Arthur Herbert Ingram – may be in Royal Engineers Raymond Vaughan Nelson Ralfe Edmund Rogers Isaacs William Thomas Reed Roland Alaric Pryce Jackson Frederick John Reuter Claude Llewellyn Jaggar Henry Christian Reuter Frederick Howard Jameson George Robert Robertson Arthur Tarlton Jefferis – munitions worker Ernest John Robinson Charles Henry (Carl) Karius Adolph Rosenberg Charles Edward Kruger Albert Edward Rowles John Laidlaw Augustus Maxwell Ryan John Donald Macansh Andrew Hugh Scott Alexander Joseph Macdonald Alfred Sear Hector Alexander Macdonald Francis Rowland Sheppard Malcolm Leslie Macdougall Glen Harold Sheridan George Simon Mackenzie – may be in New Zealand Tertius Martin Sherriff Army David George Sinclair John Guy Menzies Mallam David Maxwell Harding Smith James Bright Manuell Jack Vincent Smith [could not verify] George Marsland James Alexander Smith John Woodward Marsland Scott William Smith Joseph William Marson Richard John Spearman James Munro Matheson Eric Howard Spowers Charles Maunder Benjamin Stafford Brian Donald Buchanan May J. Stanton [could not verify] William Andrew McIlwraith Edgar Stephenson Richard Walls McIntyre Richard Strangman-Taylor Cecil Connolly McKeon Frederick Ernest Stumm Charles John McKeon Clifford Lister Sturt James Archibald McLay John Bowdich Eric Swayne Arthur Bruce McNab Jack Gordon Tanner [could not verify] Harold Townsend Milner Richard Aylmer Tarrant Kenneth Dudley Moffatt Lawrence John Walter Taylor Frederick Osland Moody – may be in British forces Reginald Frank William Taylor Richard Kingsmill Moore Robert Brown Tennent Leonard Moran John Tighe Clive Morcom Claude Ernest Trundle George Owen Morgan Henry Turley [could not verify] Arthur Boult Morrison Leslie Everard Turner Ivan Nourse (John) Morse Leslie Kerr Uhr Douglas Herbert Morrison Morton John Vincent John Cade Murray Edgar Walter Thomson Von Stieglitz Julius O. Murray Prior Horace Wakeham Alfred Nagel Leslie Norman Walker [could not verify] Bernard Mornington Nash Leslie Shurley Walker Gerald James Neilson Harry Cottrell Webb Warwick Nixon-Smith George James Welsh Leland Edmund Noel Edmund George Brummell Wheeler William Dudley North Gilbert Percy Wickham Charles O’Connell Eric Delves Wilkin Aylmer Campbell O’Keefe Pierce Richard Williams Thomas O’Rourke Tom Goldwin Williams Edward O’Sullivan Herbert King Wilson Hugh Murray Page Rupert George Young William (Willie) Palmer Edgar Frank Youngman Edgar James Park William James Park UQ and Gatton images

Abraham, Gilbert H. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 3 July Campbell, Frank B. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 10 July 1915 – image#702692-19150703-s0025-0020 1915 – image#702692-19150710-s0023-0028 Aland, Robert C. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 13 Cassidy, John R. – The Freeman’s Journal, 5 December November 1915 – image#702692-19151113-s0025-003 1912 [identified as R.E. Aland, verified by checking AWM and Chambers, Howard O. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 27 NAA records] March 1915 – image#702692-19150327-s0023-0012 Amy, Godfrey – SLQ – The Queenslander, 20 May 1916 – Clark, Theodore T. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 28 image#702692-160520-s0027-0001 November 1914 – image#702692-19141128-s0028- Andrews, George H. - Queenslanders Who Fought in the 0016 Great War Cholmeley, Roger - UQA Atkinson, Joseph B. – AWM - P06289_001--1- Clydesdale, Charles S. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 22 July Atthow, Arthur George – SLQ – The Queenslander, 19 1916 – image#702692-160722-s0023-0012 Coffin, Carl D. – GAT January 1918 – image#702692-19180119-0026 Collin, Leslie N. - BGS Atthow, Wilfred – SLQ – The Queenslander, 5 October Cooling, George – BGS 1918 – image#702692-19181005-0026 Cowley, Errol C. - GAT Aylward, James J. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 31 Cramb, John D. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 3 July 1915 – October, 1914 – image #702692-19141031-s0026-0015 image #702692-19150703-s0026-0005 Baker, Reginald A. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 2 March Cramb, William A. - BGS 1918 – image#702692-19180302-0026 Cribb, Eric C. – Queenslanders Who Fought in the Great Baldwin, Daniel E. – Fryer library – UQFL466 AM p11 War Barbour, Frederick G. P. – AWM - P03452_012--2- Cullen, Edwin B. - UQA Barlow, Frank H. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 9 October Culley, Cyril H. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 10 October 1915 – image#702692-19151009-s0023-004 1914 – image#702692-19141010-s0025-0021 [noted as Barton, Edward G.C. – SLQ – image#187003 C.H. ‘Hugh’] Culpin, Clarence H. - GAT Bath, Walter S – Queenslanders Who Fought in the Great Cumbrae-Stewart, Francis W. S. – SLQ – negative War number 183361 Batt, William H. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 28 July 1917 Cundith, Victor R. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 8 – image#702692-19170728-s0026-0001 September 1917 – image #702692-19170908-s0026- Baxter, Angus M – SLQ – Negative number: 29520-0001- 0028 0001 Curwen-Walker, Ewan C. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 22 Baxter, Neil - GAT July 1916 – image#702692-160722-s0023-0076 Bell, Arthur F. – QSA - Digital image ID: 3849 Dalrymple, Hugh - BGS Berry, John H. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 12 February Dart, Raymond A. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 15 1916 – image#702692-19160212-s0024-005 September 1917 – image #702692-19170915-0028 Biggs, Frederick J – SLQ – The Queenslander, 10 June Darvall, Jean – The highest traditions: a biography of 1916 – image#702692-160610-s0028-0002 Sydney Fancourt McDonald…; John Pearn The Queenslander Binnie, David J. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 27 November Davidson, James M. – SLQ – , 8 April 1916 – image# 702692-19160408-s0023-016 1915 – image#702692-19151127-0021 Davies, Arthur T. – Darling Downs Gazette, 24 October Blaney, Pierce E. – AWM – ID number: DA11553 1916 Bond, Sydney S. – BGS Devine, Eric P. K. – GAT Boulton, George O. - UQA Devine, Harold E. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 8 Boyle, Robert A. – UQA September 1917 – image#702692-19170908-s0026- Briggs, George J. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 18 0033 December 1915 – image#702692-19151218-s0023-004 Diamond, William V. – SLQ - The Queenslander, 10 Briggs, James L. – UQA October 1914 – image#702692-19141010-s0022-0002 Brimblecombe, Lewis H. - GAT Dinsdale, John – SLQ – The Queenslander, 3 October Brown, James M. – BGS 1914 – image #702692-19141003-s0027-0036 Browne, Philip – Graeme Brown Dods, Joseph E. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 25 Browne, William C. – UQA September 1915 – image #702692-19150925-s0027-002 Donisch, William F. - UQA Bryan, Walter H. – UQA Dowrie, James W. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 19 October Brydon, Kenneth M. - BGS 1918 – image#702692-19181019-0023 Butler, Arthur G. – SLQ - The Queenslander, 19 June Dunbar, Gordon A. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 16 1915 – image #702692-19150619-s0028-0001 December 1916 – image#702692-19161216-0028 Byth, Herbert V. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 12 October Dunn, Frederick R. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 29 1918 – image #702692-19181012-0023 September 1917 – image#702692-19170929-s0026- Cameron, Donald A. – University of Sydney Records and 0030 Archives Dunn, Oscar T. - GAT Dunstan, Frank W. – Contact magazine, winter 2014 Hargreaves, George W. – Queenslanders Who Fought in Eames, Henry - Queenslanders Who Fought in the Great the Great War War Harley, Frederick C. – SLQ - The Queenslander, 4 March Eckersley, Percy C. – AWM - DA09700 1916 – image# 702692-19160304-s0022-023 Fahy, Michael – SLQ – The Queenslander, 9 January 1915 Harper, Albert E. – St. Joseph’s Nudgee College – image#702692-19150109-s0023-035 [noted a MC] Harris, Stanley – SLQ - The Queenslander, 28 October Fairley, David - GAT 1916 – image# 702692-161028-s0022-0012 Fielding, Frank – SLQ – The Queenslander, 8 July 1916 – Harrison, Charles H. – Queensland Times, 24 January image#702692-160708-s0026-0021 1914 page 10 Fisher, Walde G. – UQA Haseler, Ronald E. – AWM – ID number: B01193 Fitzwalter, George J. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 28 April Haymen, Frank G. - BGS 1917 – image#702692-19170428-s0024-3337 Henchman, Hereward H. – SLQ - The Queenslander, 3 Fleming, Richard A. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 7 April March 1917 – image # 702692-19170303-0025 1917 – image#702692-19170407-s0024-0022 Henry, Joseph W. E. – GAT Florence, John N. – Fryer library Hides, John G. - GAT Flower, John T. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 14 October Hillier, Harry – SLQ – The Queenslander, 17 October, 1916 – image#702692-161014-s0024-0018 1914 – image#702692-19141017-s0025-0008 Foote, Leonard H. – Fryer library Hirst, William – SLQ – The Queenslander, 6 May 1916 – Ford, Sydney K. - BGS image#702692-160506-s0027-0026 Fowles, Duncan – St. Andrews Church [SAC] Stories from Hobgen, Thomas - Queenslanders Who Fought in the the Honours Board, booklet 82 Great War Francis, Algernon C. - BGS Hodges, George S. - GAT Francis, Eric – ARU Wallabies site Hodges, Ralph V. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 20 Francis, Trevor – Ipswich Council Library November 1915 – image#702692-19151120-s0023-028 Frankel, Alan P. – UQA Hope-Morgan, Jasper R. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 30 Freeman, Eric Bernard – Maryborough Pinterest site June 1917 – image#702692-19170630-s0026-0042 Fryer, John – Fryer Library Horn, Alexander – SLQ – The Queenslander, 27 Fudge, Lewis R. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 1 July 1916 – November 1915 – image#702692-19151127-0021 image#702692-160701-s0026-0022 [based upon a Horn, Harold W. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 8 May misprint, ‘J.R.’ Fudge noted as ‘L.R.’] 1915 – image#702692-19150508-s0024-0006 Fulcher, George E. – AWM – P06483002 Hoskins, William V. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 27 May Garland, David J. – SLQ - Image number: 28069-0001- 1916 – image#702692-160527-s0026-0024 0001 Huxham, Arthur J. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 9 Gee, Eric C.C. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 27 April 1918 – December 1916 – image#702692-19161209-0027 image# 702692-19180427-0025 Hyne, Ragnar E. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 21 December Gibson, Alexander – UQA 1918 – image#702692-19181221-0023 [listed as Hine} Gibson, John Lockhart – SLQ - Negative number: 72010 Illidge, Charles F. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 16 June Gibson, John Stanley – SLQ – The Queensland, 9 June 1917 – image#702692-19170616-s0024-0012 1917 – image number#702692-19170609-s0026-0002 Izdebski, Charles V. - GAT Gibson, Walter L. – SLQ - The Queenslander, 13 October Jackson, Ernest S. – SLQ – The Queenslander, Negative 1917 - image number#702692-19171013-s0027-0001 number: 34553 Gillingwater, Edward H. – SLQ - The Queenslander, 6 Jackson, Roland A.P. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 9 April 1918 – image# 702692-19180406-0022 September 1916 – image#702692-160909-s0027-0030 Goldring, Roy A. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 6 March Jameson, Charles C. – AWM – P03452_013--2 1915 – image#702692-19150306-s0023-0023 Jameson, Frederick H. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 3 Graham, Harry - Queenslanders Who Fought in the Great March 1917 - image#702692-19170303-s0027-0031 War Jones, Albert H. – Fryer library Graham, Murray D. – BGS Jones, Charles H. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 12 June Graham, Philip M. - Queenslanders Who Fought in the 1915 – image#702692-19150612-s0025-0010 Great War Jones, Idrisyn F. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 16 Graham, Roy J.D. – SLQ - The Queenslander, 14 November 1918 – image#702692-19181116-0027 November 1914 – image#702692-19141114-s0024-0010 Jones, Thomas G. H. – Fryer Library Grant, Russell – AWM – H19310 Karius, Charles Henry – NLA – image# P535 LOC Album Grimes, Alister B. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 25 March 815 1916 - image number#702692-19160325-s0026-019 Keid, Harold Guy Walker – NAA Gunson, William N. – RSL Virtual Memorial website Kruger, Charles E. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 17 July Hall, Edgar C. ‘Garry’ - courtesy Rosemary Venton 1915 – image#702692-19150717-s0022-0023 Hamilton, Robert Campbell – SLQ – The Queenslander, Kyle, William Marquis – UQA 21 April 1917 - image#702692-19170421-s0026-0061 Latimer, Roy W – UQA Hannaford, Stanley D. – source – Peter Douglas Lawton, Thomas – SLQ – The Queenslander – image# Hardie, David – SLQ - Negative number: 51689 702692-19180615-s0022-0021 Harding, Frederick E. - NLA Lendrum, John R. – UQA Lewis, John A. - UQA Leyland, Louis G. – GAT O’Rourke, Thomas – SLQ – The Queenslander, 20 May Linedale, William J. - GAT 1916 image702692-160520-s0027-0040 Lloyd, Norman A. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 13 May O’Sullivan, Francis M. – History Pin 1916 – image#702692-19160513-0028 O’Sullivan, Thomas R. - GAT Lukin, Francis W.R. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 23 Parnell, Cecil – Queenslanders Who Fought in the Great February, 1918 – image#702692-19180223-0026 War Macansh, John D. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 9 January Parnell, Thomas – UQA 1915 – image# 702692-19150109-s0023-053 [based Parr, Annie May – SMS - staff photo 1927 upon a misprint, ‘J.W.’ is ‘J.D.’] Partridge, Eric H. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 5 June 1915 Macdonald, Alexander Joseph – SLQ – The – image#702692-19150605-s0026-0032 Queenslander, 3 July 1915 – image#702692-19150703- Paterson, Charles R. – family photo found on ‘rootsweb’ s0024-0010 Paterson, Frederick W. – UQA Mackellar, Robin A. – GAT Paton, Arthur F. – SLQ – Image#29980-0007-0001 Manders, Frank A. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 31 March Pearse, Archibald E.E. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 16 1917 – image# 702692-19170331-s0025-0005 June 1917 – image#702692-19170616-s0024-0089 Marks, Alexander H. – SLQ – image# 27331-3016-0001 Pearson, Roy V. G. – Queenslanders Who Fought in the Marks, Herbert H. S. - GAT Great War Marsden, Albert J. - UQA Penny, Geoffrey J. C. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 3 March Marsland, George – SLQ – The Queenslander, 25 May 1917 – image#702692-19170303-s0027-0051 1918 – image#702692-19180525-0023 Percy, Roger A – Fryer library Marson, Joseph W. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 25 March Philp, Richard S. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 14 April 1916 – image#702692-19160325-s0027-032 1917 – image#702692-19170414-s0023-0079 Massy, Charles B. - GAT Pointon, Percy C. – AWM – ID number: P02798-001 Matheson, James M. – SLNSW – image#: 431962 Pole, Arthur J. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 18 May 1918 – Maunder, Charles – SLQ – The Queenslander, 21 image#702692-19180518-0027 November 1914 – image#702692-19141121-s0023-0009 Poon, Hunter G.R. – NLA – Chinese Anzacs McCulloch, Alfred – SLQ – The Queenslander, 12 October Power, Noel P. – GAT 1918 – image#702692-19181012-0023 Pratt, Charles F. - GAT McDonald, Archibald J. – AWM – P11151.001 Priest, Herbert J. – UQA McWilliam, Russell J. – UQA Quinn, Reginald G. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 4 January Melbourne, Alexander C.V. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 1919 – image#702692-19190104-0026 22 May 1915 – image#702692-19150522-s0027-0001 Radcliffe, Jack N. – BGS Mellor, R.W.H. – UQA Ralfe, Raymond V.N. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 9 Merrington, E.N. – Queenslanders Who Fought in the January 1915 – image# 702692-19150109-s0023-009 Great War Rankin, William E. D. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 7 Millar, Stanley J – SLQ - The Queenslander, 13 May 1916 September 1918 – image# 702692-19180907-s0028- – image#702692-19160513-0028 0002 Moody, Stuart Hull – SLQ – The Queenslander, 28 Reinhold, William J. – ADB October 1916 – image#702692-161028-s0022-0020 Reuter, Henry C. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 1 July 1916 Moore, Richard K. – AWM – image number B01195 – image#702692-160701-s0027-0055 Moran, Cornelius L. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 19 May Reuter, Jacob O. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 30 October 1917 – image#702692-19170519-s0023-0084 1915 – image# 702692-19151030-s0022-049 Morcom, Clive – SLQ – The Queenslander, 29 December Robertson, Gordon H. - GAT 1917 – image#702692-19171229-0028 Robinson, James A. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 12 June Morrison, Arthur B. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 2 January 1915 – image#702692-19150612-s0025-0051 1915 – image#702692-19150102-s0024-0014 Rochat, Philippe – BFB - Maureen Schubert Morton, Douglas H.H. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 22 May Router, Edwin F. – Queenslanders Who Fought in the 1915 – image#702692-19150522-s0023-0037 Great War Nash, Bernard M. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 24 June Row, Allen W. L. – BGS 1916 – image#702692-160624-s0027-0003 Rowe, George Edwards – Annals of Achievement, a Neilson, James F. - UQA review of Queensland Methodism, 1847-1947 Newton, George O. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 6 Ryan, Augustus M. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 30 November 1915 – image#702692-19151106-s0024-029 January 1915 – image#702692-19150130-s0024-0011 Nixon-Smith, Warwick – SLQ – The Queenslander, 23 Saunders, Francis E. - GAT February 1918 – image# 702692-19180223-0026 Saunders, Richard R. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 20 April Noble, John A. – BGS 1918 – image#702692-19180420-0028 North, William D. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 19 January Scott, Andrew A. – GAT 1918 – image#702692-19180119-s0026-0064 Scott, Andrew H. – BFB – Ann Gibbes Oakes, Arthur Wellesley – Fryer Library Scriven, Harry Edward Bennett – Ancestry.com O’Connell, Charles – SLQ – The Queenslander, 22 July Sewell, Edward W. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 3 October 1916 – image#702692-160722-s0023-0059 1914 – image# 702692-19141003-s0023-0041 O’Neill, Timothy J. – GAT Sheridan, Glen H. – The Queenslander, 23 December 1916 - image#702692-161223-s0024-0017 Sherman, Thomas L. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 26 May Trundle, Claude E. – SLQ - The Queenslander, 22 July 1917 – image#702692-19170526-s0024-0022 1916 – image#702692-160722-s0023-0080 Sherriff, Tertius M. – SLQ – Queenslanders Who Fought Uhr, Leslie K.N. - SLQ - The Queenslander, 14 September in the Great War 1918 – image#702692-19180914-0026 Simmonds, Wilfred P. - BGS Vincent, John – SLQ – The Queenslander, 13 November Small, Frederick T. – Fryer library 1915 – image#702692-19151113-s0026-045 Smith, David M.H. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 1 May Waddell, George M. - GAT 1915 – image#702692-19150501-s0027-0013 Wagner, Eric G. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 20 July 1918 Smith, Ernest H. – A Great Bloke, The Life of Ernest Henry – image#702692-19180720-0025 Smith Wagner, John G. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 3 October Smith, John I. - GAT 1914 – image#702692-19141003-s0024-0016 Smith, Scott W. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 25 Walker, Leslie S. – SLQ - The Queenslander, 14 September 1915 – image#702692-19150925-s0028-007 November 1914 – image# 702692-19141114-s0026- Spearman, Richard J. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 7 0009 November 1914 – image# 702692-19141107-s0028- Wakeham, Horace – SLQ – The Queenslander, 20 May 0020 1916 – image# 702692-160520-s0027-0054 Stable, Jeremiah J. – UQA Ward, Cyril C. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 12 June 1915 – Stafford, Benjamin – Ken Bullen image# 702692-19150612-s0025-0019 Stainton, Robert H. W. – GAT Watkins, Stewart B. – Fryer library Steele, Bertram D. – UQA White, Edward G. – GAT Stevens, Harold R. - GAT Wilkin, Eric D. – SLQ – Queenslanders Who Fought in the Stumm, Frederick E. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 3 Great War October 1914 – image# 702692-19141003-s0026-0046 Wilkinson, Sydney – SLQ – The Queenslander, 9 October Sturt, Clifford L. – AWM – ID number: P10590-003 1915 – image#702692-19151009-s0023-051 Swanwick, Kenneth f. – Fryer library Wilson, George C. C. - BGS Swayne, John B.E. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 9 January Wilson, George H. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 13 1915 – image#702692-19150109-s0022-001 November 1915 – image#702692-19151113-s0027-052 Taylor, Harold St. George - BGS Wilson, Graeme L. - BGS Taylor, Lawrence J.W. – SLQ - The Queenslander, 22 July Wilson, Lindsay G. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 25 March 1916 – image#702692-160722-s0026-0067 1916 – image#702692-19160325-s0026-053 Thomson, William C. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 24 June Wonderley, Charles R. – AWM – P03452_020--2 1916 – image# 702692-160624-s0028-0011 Wrigley, James H. - UQA Tighe, John – SLQ - The Queenslander, 1 April 1916 – Young, Neville H. - BGS image#702692-19160401-s0027-051 Young, Rupert G. – SLQ - The Queenslander, 12 Tommerup, Hannibal – AWM – 2016.772.1 December 1914 – image#702692-19141212-s0027-0050 Trout, Roy C. - BGS Youngman, Edgar F. – SLQ – The Queenslander, 3 June 1916 – image# 702692-160603-s0025-0064

Sorting through the personal belongings of soldiers who did not return from an attack Associated Press Archives

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Archives: University of Queensland Archives: Student registers, Queensland Agricultural College, Gatton, UQA S524

Photograph credits: ADB – Australian Dictionary of Biography AWM - Australian War Memorial BFB - Boys from the Bush, Wallumbilla in the Great War BGS - “Annals of the Brisbane Grammar School, 1869-1922” Graeme Brown Darling Downs Gazette Galmahra magazine GAT – Gatton College magazine, 1940 Fryer Library, University of Queensland Ipswich City Council NAA – National Archives of Australia NLA – National Library of Australia QITGW – Queenslanders Who Fought in the Great War QSA – Queensland State Archives SLQ - John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland SMS - St. Margaret’s School, Brisbane St. Joseph’s Nudgee College, Brisbane The Armidale School, Armidale, N.S.W. UQA - University of Queensland Archives Rosemary Venton Private or website sources noted where noted

Acknowledgements: Sharon Nolan, Sarah Bundy, Elizabeth Alvey, Darren Williams, Martin Kerby, Jennifer and David Schulz, Mick Reed, Nancy Miller, Timothy Hughes, Peter Douglas

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