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Northland Ww1 Soldiers ~ 1 ~ NORTHLAND MILITARY RECORDS (CHAPTER SIX) WORLD WAR ONE COMPILED BY ‘KEVIN LEWIS’ FORMERLY OF DARGAVILLE Adjustments made then officially recorded for public use by his good friend Roger Mold. 2020 www.kaihuvalleyhistory.com NZEF WW1 SERVICEMEN HOKIANGA 16/1397 Pte ABRAHAM, Richard Labourer 5th Maori Cont Mrs Rameka Abraham (m) Tutekehua, Hokianga 16/1395 Pte ABRAHAM, Robert Labourer 5th Maori Cont Orikena Abraham (f) Lower Waihou Cpl ADAMS, G A 33796 Pte ADAMS, George Alfred Carpenter V3 52/4 George Adams (f) Vincent Rd, Remuera, Ak. 16/310 Private ADAMS, James Millhand 3rd Rf A Coy Maori (Pioneer) Battalion Riperi Adams Whangape DIED NEW ZEALAND Sunday 2nd June 1918, aged 26. PAWARENGA CHURCH CEMETERY Pawarenga, Hokianga, Northland. Son of Riperi and Raiha Adams (nee Hetariki) Born at Whangape. Served In Egypt 1915-16, at Gallipoli, and on the Western Front, 1916-17. 1914 Kaipara Roll Adams, James Kaihu Bushman 12/493 Pte ALLEN, James s Hokianga Main Body A Coy Auck Inf Batt Mrs Davies (m) Kohukohu 60572 Pte ANDERSON, Ben Millhand 27th Maori Rf Mrs Kare Makara (m) Kohukohu 12/297 Private ANDERSON, Henry Kemp single c/- Hayward, Waihi MB 6th Hauraki Coy Auck Inf Battalion Mrs Elizabeth Anderson (m) Pencarrow Ave, Mt Eden Ak DIED OF WOUNDS at sea ex Gallipoi 21st May 1915, aged 33. LONE PINE (NEW ZEALAND) MEMORIAL ANZAC Sector, Gallipoli, Turkey ~ 2 ~ P/N 72 Son of Alexander and Elizabeth Anderson, of 31 Balmoral Rd, Mt Eden, Auckland. Took part in the charge at the Daisy Patch, 8/5/15, but while at a rest camp 2 miles to the rear at Helles a few days later was hit by a stray bullet (hit in the back above the kidneys): Evacuated to HS Sicilia and DOW 21/5/15 between Gallipoli and Alexandria, aged 33 yrs. Buried at sea. Born Hokianga Northland 20/3/1882. Educated Auckland, C/o Hayward, Waihi, Bay of Plenty, Surveyor, single. (AWN 10/6/15) Anderson, Henry Kemp, Mrs Anderson has received official information that her son died of wounds on 21 May. The deceased who was a native of Auckland, was a surveyor. He was 33 yrs of age and unmarried. 10984 Rfm ANDREWS, Newton Henry Storekeeper 12th Rf E Coy 1st Bn NZRB Fred Andrews (br) Opononi, Hokianga AWN 19/4/17 p 45 6/3240 Pte ARCHIBALD, John Kohukohu 8th Rf CIB W Archibald (f) Kohukohu 176 Sgt ARCHIBALD, William Daniel s DCM Bushman, aged 33 yrs 7th Light Horse Regiment, Aust Imp Forces Miss Jessie Archibald (s) Hokianga Enlisted 13/10/14 Signaller Sailed 20/12/14 Sydney HMAT A33 “Aryrshire” Discharged 1/11/18 (AWN 28/7/17) Archibald, Sgt W D, son of William Archibald, Rangiora, Hokianga, serving with Australian Forces, has been awarded the DCM 28395 Pte ARYTON, William Farmer 18th Rf J Coy NZ Inf John Ayrton (f) Whirinaki ATTWOOD, James MB 1915 Motor Mehanic Troopship Willochra, 16/10/16 Sarah Attwood (m) School House, Rangiahua Haplin Index C/1082 Motor Mechanic c/- Hatrick & co, Wellington V2 43/22 12/3246 Sgt BAKER, Harold M M s c/- J Burns + Co, Ak 8th Rf AIB F G Baker (f) Opononi Military Medal Sergeant, 1st Battalion, Auckland Infantry Regiment L.G. 13th March 1919, p 3452, Rec No 2932 For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. On the 1st October 1918 during an attack on enemy positions east of Manieres, this N.C.O. who was in charge of a left flank platoon, showed most magnificent courage and ability in the handling of his men. At a very critical stage during an enemy counter attack, although wounded, this N.C.O. remaned with his platoon and organized a defensive attack. He personally supervised the retirement of his men under intense enemy fire, and by his splendid example and excellent command enabled his platoon to reach the defensive line without being surrounded and cut off. After satisfying himself that the enemy attack had been stopped, he handed over his command and went back to have his wounds dressed. His conduct throught-out was magnificent and he inspired his men in a most remarkable manner. 13/2987 Sgt BAKER, John Francis Bushman 10th Rf AMR F Baker (f) Kohukohu 21484 Rfm BAKER, JohnThomas Bushman 16th Rf H Coy 4th Bn NZRB Mrs J Baker (m) Kohukohu 2/2961 Dvr BAKER, Fairlie N Clerk 11th Rf FA How Batt F J Fairlie (f) Opononi 1916 Baker, Fairlie Cornwall Park Ave, Epsom Clerk 70035 Pte BAKER, William Farmer V4 80/4 John F Baker (f) Kohukohu ~ 3 ~ 11/1889 Tpr BARBER, Hellard s Rawene, Nth Ak 8th Rf WMR Mrs P Barber (m) Inglis St Seatown Well 69674 Pte BARBER, John Harrison Bushman 34th Rf D Coy Otago Inf Reg H Barber (f) Wanganuku, Hokianga 19432 Pte BARBER, Puru Bushman 12th Maori Rf Mrs Tangiwai Pakia (m) Mangamuka 12/880 Private BARRINGTON, Albert John s Kohukohu MB Auckland Infantry Battalion Miss E Barrington (s) c/- W Warner, Gisborne KILLED IN ACTION France 3rd July 1916 CITE BONJEAN MILITARY CEMETERY Armentieres, France. G/R I. C. 37. Son of Mr and Mrs J P Barrington, of Huanui Station, Tolaga Bay, Uawa, 1914 Marsden Roll Barrington, Albert John, James Hotel, Whangarei, Labourer. AWN 17/6/15 Barrington, Albert John, Pont de Koubbeh Hospital, Cairo, AIB, Miss E Barrington c/- W Warner, Gisborne. 12/2943 Cpl BAWDEN, Owen William s Rawene 7th Rf AIB Mrs E Bawden (m) Rawene 10/275 Private BAXTER, Bernard Eyre single Ohau, Well MB 7th Well W Coast Coy Well Inf Battalion S E Baxter Kohukohu KILLED IN ACTION Gallipoli Thursday 29th April 1915, aged 21 LONE PINE MEMORAL, ANZAC Sector. Gallipoli, Turkey. P/N 75 Son of Stanley Eyre Baxter of North Lees, Taikawhana, Hokianga. Native of Hinton, Steeple Ashton, England. Also served in Egypt (Suez Canal) Born Hagg Hill Farm Hinton Steeple Ashton Wiltshire 2/7/1893. Educated Shepton Mallet and Ashford (Kent) Grammer Schools. Emigrated to NZ with parents 1909, 12 mths cadet at Weraroa Experimental Farm, Levin. AWN 24/6/15 Baxter, Bernard Eyre, KIA, WIB, S E Baxter, Kohukohu. 49765 L/Cpl BAXTER, Stanley Eyre Farmer 28th Rf C Coy Cant Inf Reg S E Baxter (f) Taikawhana, Kohukohu 75141 Lance/Corporal BEATTIE, Cyril Cicero Peter Farmer 39th Rf E Coy NZ Infantry AIR R Beattie (f) Waimamaku 2nd Battalion, Auckland Infantry Regiment Died of Injuries Germany 25th March 1919, aged 23 COLOGNE SOUTHERN CEMETERY Cologne, France G/R IX. F. 21. Son of Robert and Emma Elizabeth Beattie, Waimamaku, Hokianga. South Hokianga Roll of Honour Waimamaku Roll of Honour 1916 1st Division Reserve Beattie, Cyril Cicero Peter Farmer Waimamaku ~ 4 ~ 11801 Private BEATTIE, Robert Avon Farmer 11th Rf Auckland Infantry Battalion R Beattie (f) Waimamaku 2nd Battalion, Wellington Infantry Regiment KILLED IN ACTION France 14th September 1916, aged 27 CATERPILLAR VALLEY CEMETERY Longueval, Somme, France. G/R IV. F. 5. Eldest son of Robert and Emma Elizabeth Beattie, of Waimamaku, Hokianga South Hokianga Roll of Honour Waimamaku Roll of Honour 1914 Bay of Islands Roll Beattie, Robert Avon Waimamaku Farmer AWN 10/8/16 p 45 (AWN 3/5/15) Beattie, Pte Robert Avon, killed in action, was the eldest son of Mr Robert Beattie of Waimamaku, Hokianga and formerly of Bulls, Rangitkei. He spent six years with Mr C L Daniels, architect of Fielding, leaving to go farming at Hokianga. He left NZ on 1 May 1916 and was reported missing on September 14. News has now been received that he was killed in action on the Somme. 19496 Pte BEASLEY, Frederick Thomas Labourer 13th Maori Rf George Beasley (f) Omanaia 21487 Cpl BEASLEY, Valentine Roy Farmer 16th Rf H Coy 4th Bn NZRB Mrs A Yarborough (s) Broadwood 10987 Rfm BEASLEY, William Farmer 12th Rf E Coy 1st Batt NZRB Miss E Beasley (s) Kohukohu 10991 Rfm BEGG, James Scott Denley Carpenter 12th Rf E Coy 1st Batt NZRB Mrs H E Begg (m) Kohukohu AWN 11/10/17 p 40 12/510 Sergeant BEGG, Kenneth Humphries s Kohukohu MB Auckland Infantry Battalion Mrs H E Begg (m) Kohukohu KILLED IN ACTION Gallipoli Sunday 25th April 1915, aged 21 LONE PINE MEMORAL, ANZAC Sector, Gallipoli, Turkey. P/N 72. Son of Hannah Eliza Begg, of Ellery Street, Ngaruawahia, Waikato, Hamilton, and the late James Kemp Begg. Native of Auckland. OW 7/6/15 Sgt L N Begg, Auckland Infantry Battalion, (Killed), was a son of the late James Begg, engineer who came to NZ from Glasgow under engagement to Anderson’s Engineering works, Christchurch. Prior to his father’s death he was studying dentistry under Sir Charles Burdett, at Eltham, but gave up his studies in order to support his mother and younger brother. He was a member of the volunteers and on the inauguration of the Territorials scheme joined the Territorials holding the rank of Company Sergeant Major when the war broke out. His age was 21 years and 8 months. (AWN 17/6/15) Begg, Sgt Kenneth Humphreys of the AIB who is reported to have been killed in action 25 April was 21 yrs old. He was the eldest son of Mrs Begg of Hokianga. His father, who was an engineer died two yrs ago. At the time his son was studying dentistry under Sir Charles Burdett of Eltham but broke his studies to look aftr his mother’s interests. Sgt Begg had always taken a keen interest in military matters and was as a member of the 15th Nth Ak Regt he left with the main expeditionary force. His younger brother, James ?? yrs of age recently enlisted for the fray.
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