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“For King and Country” “For King and Country” Residents and those born on the N.S.W. Central Coast in the A. I. F. during World War 1 Dr Richard G. Van Wirdum It is the soldier, not the minister, who has given us freedom of religion. It is the soldier, not the reporter, who has given us freedom of the press. It is the soldier, not the lawyer, who has given us the right to a fair trial. It is the soldier, not the politician, who has given us the right to vote. It is the soldier who salutes the flag, who serves beneath the flag and whose coffin is draped by the flag, who allows the protester to burn the flag. Charles M. Province THOSE WHO SERVED A Austin Arthur Thomas ...................... 21 Absalom David John ........................... 1 Aylward Thomas William ................ 21 Acland Elson Robert* ......................... 1 Ayrton Eric Guyong ......................... 22 Acland Roy ......................................... 1 B Adams Gilbert Warren ........................ 1 Bailey Albert Lyall^ ......................... 22 Adams Reginald John ......................... 2 Bailey Clarence John ........................ 23 Adams W. ........................................... 2 Bailey Hercules Rupert ..................... 24 Aggett Albert Harold .......................... 2 Bailey Joseph .................................... 24 Aggett H. ............................................. 2 Baines Arthur .................................... 24 Aggett Reginald Joseph Pretoria ......... 3 Baker Charles .................................... 25 Agst David Arno ................................. 3 Banks Arthur Thomas* ..................... 25 Akers Charles Alfred* ........................ 3 Banks Thomas .................................. 26 Akers Henry Herbert ........................... 3 Bardi Frank ....................................... 26 Akhurst Amos Ambrose ..................... 4 Barnes Reginald Frederick* ............. 26 Ackhurst Cecil John ............................ 5 Barnes Samuel* ................................ 27 Alice William Henry ........................... 5 Barron William John ......................... 27 Alderton Charles ................................. 5 Bartlett Alfred ................................... 27 Aldrich Victor Alexander ................... 5 Bateup John* .................................... 28 Alexander Alexander Norman* .......... 6 Bayliss Edward Oscar ....................... 28 Allen Frederick James# Mention in Beadman William James Frederick .. 28 Despatches (MID) ............................... 6 Bean Albert Henry* .......................... 28 Allen James ......................................... 7 Beattie A.* ........................................ 29 Allen Percy Bartholomew^ ................. 8 Beattie Charles .................................. 29 Anderson Alick Tonkin ....................... 8 Beattie Ernest .................................... 29 Anderson Harold John ........................ 8 Beattie R.* ........................................ 29 Anderson Harold ................................. 9 Beavan Amos Reynolds .................... 30 Anderson Lawrence Albert ................. 9 Beavan George .................................. 30 Anderson William Andrew* ............... 9 Beckingham Stephen Henry ............. 30 Anderson William J. ......................... 10 Bell Darcy ......................................... 30 Anson Henry ..................................... 10 Bellia Francis .................................... 31 Anson John ........................................ 11 Belling J. R. ...................................... 31 Anthony K. ........................................ 11 Bennett Athol Rupert ........................ 31 Archer Bruce Charles* ...................... 11 Bennett Leslie Norman ..................... 32 Archibald Alexander ......................... 12 Bennett William Alexander Donald . 32 Archibald George^ ............................ 12 Bentley Ernest Richard ..................... 32 Archibald William ............................ 14 Bentley Harold Ernest Henry* .......... 33 Archbold Gerald* .............................. 15 Bentley Lionel Samuel^ .................... 33 Archbold William James ................... 16 Benzing Christian William ............... 34 Argaet Charles Ward ......................... 18 Beresford John James ....................... 34 Armitage Claude ............................... 18 Berry Herbert Vincent ...................... 35 Armitage William James Eric ........... 18 Betts Archibald Winter ..................... 35 Artup Edward Harold Victor ............ 18 Betts Percy William .......................... 35 Ashdown Stanley Alfred ................... 19 Beveridge Albert Kennedy ............... 35 Atkins Alfred Stanley# ..................... 19 Beveridge Arthur Engineer No.17030 Atkins Arthur Shoobridge* ............... 19 2nd Battalion ...................................... 36 Atkins Frank Rowland ...................... 20 Bine Robert ....................................... 36 Atkins Horace ................................... 20 Blackwell J.* ..................................... 36 Atkinson George Edward .................. 20 Bleakley William Leslie* ................. 36 Attenborough William Milroy .......... 20 Blundell Roy Bronsdon .................... 36 Ausburn Albert Charles .................... 21 Boekenstein William Avila ............... 37 Bohringer Henry Edward^ ................ 37 Butler Geoffrey Ernest Albert .......... 60 Boorn William Thomas ..................... 37 Butler Leonard Leslie ....................... 61 Booth Mart ........................................ 37 Butler Victor George ........................ 61 Bond Samuel ..................................... 38 Buttsworth Aubrey E. ^ .................... 61 Booth Walter* ................................... 38 Buttsworth John Edmund^ ................ 62 Boston William ................................. 39 Byrnes Frank Gabriel (George) ^ ..... 62 Both Lewis Thomas* Military Byrnes Norbert Joseph ...................... 62 Medal ................................................ 39 C Bourne Austin Claude ....................... 39 Caban Albert William ....................... 63 Bourne Oliver Gabriel* ..................... 39 Cain Sydney Alexander ^ ................. 63 Bowcock James Edgar ...................... 40 Caldecott John Vincent ..................... 63 Bowie B. ........................................... 40 Campbell Albert Henry ..................... 64 Bowles William James ...................... 40 Campbell Allan Hynd ....................... 64 Bowman Austin ................................ 41 Campbell Colin ................................. 64 Bowman Oscar .................................. 41 Campbell Colin Elks ......................... 65 Bowman William John Christopher .. 41 Campbell Forbes Blair ...................... 65 Boyd Robert Milroy Walker ............. 41 Campbell Henry Albert (Harry)*...... 66 Boyd Samuel ..................................... 42 Campbell Hugh ................................. 67 Boyd William John* ......................... 42 Campbell Hugh Stanley .................... 67 Bradley Jock (enlisted under name Campbell Irvin Fleming^ .................. 68 Smith J. # .......................................... 43 Campbell Matthew Thomas .............. 69 Brady James* .................................... 43 Campbell O. F. .................................. 70 Bragg Edmund Allen* ...................... 43 Campbell Thomas James .................. 70 Brand Arthur Welwyn ....................... 44 Cant Robert* ..................................... 70 Brandis Christopher George ............. 44 Capper Stanley Vivian Walker ......... 71 Bridge Archibald ............................... 44 Carey W. J.* ..................................... 71 Bridge Benjamin Thomas ................. 45 Carter Joseph Ernest ......................... 71 Bridge Clarence ................................ 45 Cassell Howard Leslie ...................... 71 Britten Charles Roy ........................... 47 Casey Oswald ................................... 72 Bromley Cecil George ...................... 47 Cassell John ...................................... 72 Brooks Charles .................................. 48 Castles Leslie .................................... 72 Brooks Edwin .................................... 48 Cater Claude Anthony ...................... 72 Brown Alfred* .................................. 50 Cathels James .................................... 72 Brown Charles .................................. 51 Cato Vincent Arthur* ....................... 73 Brown Charles Frederick .................. 53 Chalk Wilbie Frederick ..................... 74 Brown Edwin James ......................... 54 Chandler Harold Ebenezer ................ 75 Brown Eric ........................................ 54 Chandler Leslie Campbell ................ 75 Brown Ernest Albert ......................... 54 Chandler Robert William .................. 75 Brown Gustave Adolphus ................. 54 Chapman Stanley .............................. 76 Brown Harold Henry* ....................... 55 Chapman Victor ................................ 76 Browne Wallace James ..................... 55 Chaseling Clifford Stanley ............... 76 Buckley John Joseph (Jack)* ............ 56 Chilcott John ..................................... 77 Buckton George William .................. 57 Chippendall Herbert, Military Medal 77 Buckton Richard George* ................. 57 Chippendall Leonard, Mention in Buie Robert
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