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Wfdwa-Rsl-181112 SURNAME FIRST NAMES RANK at Death REGIMENT UNIT WHERE BORN BORN STATE HONOURS DOD (DD MMM) YOD (YYYY) COD PLACE OF DEATH COUNTRY A'HEARN Edward John Private Australian Infantry, AIF 44th Bn Wilcannia NSW 4 Oct 1917 KIA In the field Belgium AARONS John Fullarton Private Australian Infantry, AIF 16th Bn Hillston NSW 11 Jul 1917 DOW (Wounds) In the field France Manchester, ABBERTON Edmund Sapper Australian Engineers 3rd Div Signal Coy England 6 Nov 1918 DOI (Illness, acute) 1 AAH, Harefield England Lancashire ABBOTT Charles Edgar Lance Corporal Australian Infantry, AIF 11th Bn Avoca Victoria 30 May 1916 KIA - France ABBOTT Charles Henry Sapper Australian Engineers 3rd Tunnelling Coy Maryborough Victoria 26 May 1917 DOW (Wounds) In the field France ABBOTT Henry Edgar Private Australian Army Medical Corp10th AFA Burra or Hoylton SA 12 Oct 1917 KIA In the field Belgium ABBOTT Oliver Oswald Private Australian Infantry, AIF 11th Bn Hoyleton SA 22 Aug 1916 KIA Mouquet Farm France ABBOTT Robert Private Australian Infantry, AIF 11th Bn Malton, Yorkshire England 25 Jul 1916 KIA France France ABOLIN Martin Private Australian Infantry, AIF 44th Bn Riga Russia 10 Jun 1917 KIA - Belgium ABRAHAM William Strong Private Australian Infantry, AIF 11th Bn Mepunga, WarnnamboVictoria 25 Jul 1916 KIA - France Southport, ABRAM Richard Private Australian Infantry, AIF 28th Bn England 29 Jul 1916 Declared KIA Pozieres France Lancashire ACKLAND George Henry Private Royal Warwickshireshire Reg14th Bn N/A N/A 8 Feb 1919 DOI (Illness, acute) - England Manchester, ACKROYD Charles Winstanley Private Australian Infantry, AIF 44th Bn England 14 Oct 1917 KIA Passchendaele Belgium Lancashire ACRES Reginald Private Australian Infantry, AIF 16th Bn Launceston Tasmania 5 Feb 1917 KIA Guedcourt France ACTON John Vincent Sapper Australian Engineers 28th Bn Signals Coy Gloucester England 20 Aug 1920 DOI (Illness, acute) Fremantle Australia ADAM James Lieutenant Australian Infantry, AIF 11th LTMB Inglewood Victoria 26 Aug 1918 KIA - France ADAM Leslie Harold Sergeant Australian Infantry, AIF 46th Bn Ballarat Victoria 6 Apr 1918 DOW (Wounds) - France ADAM Robert Private Australian Infantry, AIF 44th Bn Kurting, Inglewood Victoria 4 Jul 1918 KIA Hamel France ADAM Robert William Wyllie Sergeant Australian Infantry, AIF 11th Bn Perth WA 26 Jul 1916 DOW (Wounds) Pozieres France ADAMS Breally Private Australian Pioneers 5th Pioneer Bn Gawler SA 12 Oct 1917 KIA - France ADAMS Charles Edwin Private Australian Infantry, AIF 10th Bn Perth WA 8 Oct 1917 KIA - Belgium ADAMS Charles Samuel Private Australian Infantry, AIF 51st Bn Daylesford Victoria 3 Sep 1916 KIA Mouquet Farm France ADAMS Herbert Gerald Private Australian Infantry, AIF 11th Bn Quindalup WA 28 Sep 1917 DOW (Wounds) Norfolk & Norwick Hosp England ADAMS William Henry Private Australian Infantry, AIF 16th Bn Carnarvon WA 11 Apr 1917 KIA - France ADKINS Arthur Private Australian Infantry, AIF 16th Bn Buckinghamshire England 12 Jun 1917 KIA - Belgium ADKINS Charles Private Australian Infantry, AIF 28th Bn Perth WA 5 Jun 1917 DOW (Wounds) 1 AAH, Harefield England ADLAM Charles Samuel Corporal Dorset Regiment 1st Bn N/A N/A 3 Jul 1916 DOW (Wounds) - France 2 Anzac Corps M.D. Station in the AHERN Edward Private Australian Infantry, AIF 44th Bn Charters Towers Queensland 5 Oct 1917 DOW (Wounds) Belgium field AHNALL Karl 2nd Lieutenant Australian Infantry, AIF 28th Bn Stockholm Sweden DCM 28 Feb 1917 DOW (Wounds) Chief Dressing Station Morchies France AINGER Percy John Private Australian Infantry, AIF 16th Bn Box Hill Victoria 23 Nov 1919 DOI Perth Australia AINLEY Arthur Edward Private Australian Infantry, AIF 44th Bn Ballarat Victoria 10 Jun 1917 KIA Messines Belgium AINSWORTH Alfred Edward Junior Private Australian Infantry, AIF 51st Bn Yarrawonga Victoria 24 Apr 1918 KIA Villers Bretonneux France AINSWORTH Herbert James Private Australian Infantry, AIF 28th Bn Port Melbourne Victoria 29 Jul 1916 KIA Pozieres France AINSWORTH Thomas William James Private Australian Infantry, AIF 11th Bn Heywood Victoria 30 May 1916 KIA Armentieres France AIRD Archibald John Private Australian Infantry, AIF 48th Bn Baroota SA 13 Aug 1916 Declared KIA Pozieres France AITKEN Frank Thompson Lieutenant Seaforth Highlanders 6th Bn Bendigo Victoria 20 Nov 1917 KIA Cambrai France AITKEN James Murray Lieutenant Australian Infantry, AIF 11th Bn Bendigo Victoria MC 10 Aug 1918 KIA Harbonnieres France AKHURST Frederick Howard Private Australian Infantry, AIF 11th Bn Sydney NSW 17 Feb 1917 KIA Bapaume France ALBERTSON Armand Howard Second Lieutenant Tank Corps, British Army 2nd Bn Perth WA 9 Aug 1918 KIA - France ALCOCK Alphonse Private Australian Infantry, AIF 51st Bn Bendigo Victoria 14 Aug 1916 KIA Mouquet Farm France ALDERSON Robert Private Australian Infantry, AIF 11th Bn Hampstead, London England 25 Jul 1916 KIA Pozieres France ALENIUS Edward Emanuel Private Australian Infantry, AIF 51st Bn Helsinki Finland 3 Sep 1916 KIA Mouqeut Farm France ALEXANDER George Private Australian Infantry, AIF 28th Bn Aberdeenshire Scotland 7 Nov 1916 DOW (Wounds) Heilly Station France ALEXANDER Hubert de Vere Second Corporal Australian Engineers 4th FCE Wollongong NSW Serbian Gold Medal 14 Aug 1918 KIA - France ALEXANDER Myles Private Australian Infantry, AIF 11th Bn Dunedin New Zealand 19 Dec 1916 DOD (Disease, chronic) Southall, Surrey England ALEXANDER Robert Campbell Private Australian Infantry, AIF 28th Bn Not Stated Scotland 29 Aug 1918 KIA Peronne France ALEY Frederick Roger Private Australian Infantry, AIF 31st Bn Hornchurch Essex England 15 Oct 1917 DOW (Wounds) - Belgium ALFORD Charles William Private Australian Infantry, AIF 11th Bn Rockingham WA 20 Sep 1917 KIA - Belgium ALFORD Samuel Private Australian Infantry, AIF 11th Bn South Molton, Devons England 21 Sep 1917 KIA In the field Belgium ALLAN Ellis Norman Lance Sergeant Australian Infantry, AIF 11th Bn Ballarat Victoria 22 Sep 1917 DOW (Wounds) 1 AFA, In the field Belgium ALLAN Morton Mcleod Lieutenant Australian Infantry, AIF 12th Bn Perth WA 20 Sep 1917 KIA In the field Belgium ALLAN Stephen Douglas Private Australian Infantry, AIF 48th Bn Gladstone Tasmania 12 Oct 1917 Declared KIA In the field Belgium ALLAN William Lance Corporal Australian Infantry, AIF 28th Bn Sydney NSW 15 Sep 1917 KIA In the field Belgium ALLANSON Charles Private Australian Infantry, AIF 28th Bn Terowie SA 4 Aug 1916 Declared KIA In the field France ALLEMAN Johan Private Australian Infantry, AIF 51st Bn Kibiti South Africa 26 Sep 1917 KIA In the field Belgium ALLEN Ernest Private Australian Infantry, AIF 48th Bn Beverley WA 12 Oct 1917 Declared KIA In the field Belgium ALLEN Horace Beresford Corporal Australian Infantry, AIF 52nd Bn Traralgon Victoria 4 Sep 1916 Declared KIA In the field France ALLEN Joseph Sergeant Australian Engineers 3rd Tunnelling Coy Lurgan Ireland 27 Nov 1916 KIA In the field France ALLEN Owen Moore Private Australian Infantry, AIF 16th Bn Beverley WA 31 Aug 1916 KIA Near Mouquet Farm France ALLEN Pentland Driver Australian Infantry, AIF 28th Bn Edithburgh SA 16 Apr 1918 DOW (Wounds) 3 AGH Abbeville France ALLEN Robert Private Australian Infantry, AIF 28th Bn Beverley WA 27 Mar 1917 DOW (Wounds) 5 AFA France ALLISON David Andrew Private Australian Infantry, AIF 11th Bn Murphys Creek, ToowoQueensland 16 Dec 1917 DOI (Illness, acute) Weymouth Royal Hospital, Dorset England Albert Park, ALLISON Norman John Lance Corporal Australian Infantry, AIF 28th Bn Victoria 1 Jun 1918 KIA Trauvillers France Melbourne ALTHORP Algar Hampton Private Australian Infantry, AIF 10th Bn Adelaide SA 15 Dec 1916 DOW (Wounds) Munster West F Germany ANDERSEN Anton Alexander Sergeant Australian Army Pay Corps 1st Bn Fremantle WA 17 Jun 1918 DOW (Wounds) 4 Fd Amb France ANDERSEN Hans Peter Private Australian Infantry, AIF 28th Bn Sydney NSW 29 Sep 1917 DOW (Wounds) 9 AGH Rouen France ANDERSON Alan McLean Lance Corporal Australian Infantry, AIF 8th Bn Northam WA 2 May 1917 KIA Bullecourt France ANDERSON Albert Edward Sergeant Australian Infantry, AIF 11th Bn Katoomba NSW MiD 3 Jun 1918 KIA - France ANDERSON Alexander Bertie Lance Corporal Australian Infantry, AIF 32nd Bn Sutton, Surrey England 13 Oct 1917 KIA Zonnebeke Belgium ANDERSON Andrew Gray Lance Corporal Australian Infantry, AIF 44th Bn Saltcoats Scotland 14 Jan 1917 KIA Armentieres France ANDERSON Clarence Charles Private Australian Infantry, AIF 32nd Bn Diapur Victoria 24 Jun 1918 KIA - France ANDERSON Ernest Private Australian Infantry, AIF 11th Bn Riga Russia 25 Jul 1916 KIA Pozieres France ANDERSON Fred Private Australian Infantry, AIF 44th Bn Glenelg SA 25 Apr 1918 DOW (Wounds) - France Australian Machine Gun ANDERSON Frederick James Private 2nd MG Bn New Norcia WA 4 Sep 1918 DOW (Wounds) - France Corps ANDERSON George Private Australian Infantry, AIF 28th Bn Leeds, Yorkshire, England 1 Jun 1918 DOW (Wounds) - France ANDERSON Gordon Private Australian Infantry, AIF 28th Bn Guildford WA 4 Oct 1917 KIA - Belgium St John's, Hackney, ANDERSON Henry George Sergeant Australian Infantry, AIF 48th Bn England 11 Apr 1917 KIA - France Middlesex ANDERSON Herbert James Private Australian Infantry, AIF 48th Bn Edinburgh, Midlothian Scotland 8 Aug 1916 KIA In the field France ANDERSON Jim Private Australian Infantry, AIF 32nd Bn Dunedin New Zealand 5 Mar 1917 KIA In the field France ANDERSON John Thomas Private Australian Infantry, AIF 28th Bn Longwood Victoria 29 Jul 1916 Declared KIA Pozieres France ANDERSON Joseph Private Australian Infantry, AIF 44th Bn Stockholm Sweden
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