"He heard the call and answered. He fell open-eyed and unafraid"
IHMS, Henry Arthur
Service No. 2173
Corporal 43rd battalion, 3rd reinforcements Born Heinrich Arthur IHMS 18 March 1895 at Stockwell, SA Son of Julius IHMS and Elizabeth nee LANGE Occupation prior to enlistment Baker Enlisted 17 May 1916 at Adelaide, SA Served in France and Belgium Killed in action by German bomber, 24th August 1918 Buried Bray Vale British Cemetery, Bray-Sur-Somme I B 5 Courtesy of Nathan Rohrlach Chronicle Newspaper |
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ILEE, Arthur Francis
Service no 13437
Driver 6th Bde AFA Born 12 March 1890 at Eudunda, SA. Son of John Francis ILEE and Louise Mary nee ANSELL Motor Mechanic of Exeter, SA Returned to Australia. www.spirits-of-gallipoli.com |
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ILES, Errol Victor
Service no 1863
Driver 5th D A C Born 11 August 1886 in Ballarat, Vic. Son of Charlotte ILES Of 68 Charles Street, Norwood, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Salesman Enlisted 13 September 1915 at Adelaide, SA Served in France Returned to Australia 26 June 1919 per 'Orontes' State Records of SA GRG 26/5/4/405 |
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ILLMAN, Harold Frederick
Service no 6832
Private 48th Battalion Born 13 January 1898 at Crystal Brook, SA Son of John William ILLMAN and Annie Lawson nee HOSKINS Of 77 Albert Street, Goodwood, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Clerk Enlisted 29 August 1917 at Adelaide, SA Served in France Killed in action in France 08 September 1918 Aged 20 years Commemorated Villers-Bretonneux Memorial State Records of SA GRG 26/5/4/2374 |
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ILLMAN, Stanley Garfield
Service no 3076
Private 43rd Battalion Born 03 November 1889 at Dowlingville, SA Son of Thomas ILLMAN and Edith nee LOCK Of Balaklava, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Farmer Enlisted 18 March 1917 Embarked 23 June 1917 per ‘Borda’ Served in France Wounded in Action 4 July 1918 Returned to Australia 10 November 1919 per ‘Pt Sydney’ Discharged 19 December 1919 Died 1974 Buried Pt. Lincoln Happy Valley Cemetery State Records of SA GRG 26/5/4/2351 |
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IMLAY, Alexander Peter
Lieutenant Colonel
16th Battalion Husband of Edith H IMLAY Of 'Inverwrie' Marion Place, Prospect, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Manger Enlisted 23 September 1914 Awarded Distinguished Service Order and Bar Returned to Australia 1919 www.awm.gov.au P05772.007 |
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IND, Milton Howard
Service no 1049
Lance Corporal
16th Battalion
Born 11 October 1890 at Paradise, SA
Son of Howard H IND and Matilda Dawson nee BEAGLEHOLE
BIOGRAPHICAL PARTICULARS
LANCE-CORPORAL IND
Mrs. H.H. Ind, of Beulah road, Norwood, has received a cable message stating that her son, Lance-Corporal , Milton H. Ind was ill and admitted into the 2nd Australian General Hospital, Ghezires, on January 28. His father Sergeant Howard H. Ind, met him on January 1 on the arrival of the troops from Gallipoli, at which time they were both well.
Advertiser Saturday 12 February 1916 page 10
Lance Corporal
16th Battalion
Born 11 October 1890 at Paradise, SA
Son of Howard H IND and Matilda Dawson nee BEAGLEHOLE
BIOGRAPHICAL PARTICULARS
LANCE-CORPORAL IND
Mrs. H.H. Ind, of Beulah road, Norwood, has received a cable message stating that her son, Lance-Corporal , Milton H. Ind was ill and admitted into the 2nd Australian General Hospital, Ghezires, on January 28. His father Sergeant Howard H. Ind, met him on January 1 on the arrival of the troops from Gallipoli, at which time they were both well.
Advertiser Saturday 12 February 1916 page 10
INGERSON, Alexander
Service no 8387
Driver 18th Battery Born 26 October 1889 in Adelaide, SA Son of Phillip F & Charlotte B INGERSON of 31 Farnham Road, Keswick, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Tailor and Cutter Enlisted 16 September 1915 at Adelaide, SA Served in Egypt, France & Belgium Died of illness at 26th Stationary Hosptial Rouen 14 December 1916 Buried St. Sever Cemetery Extension, Rouen O III N 4 All Australia Memorial SA Edition Section D |
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INGERSON, Sydney
Corporal
F Squadron 6th Contingent Born 07 September 1883 at Collins Field, SA Son of Phillip F INGERSON and Charlotte Banks nee NIEASS Of 31 Farnham Road, Keswick, SA Occuaption prior to enlistment Tailor Enlisted 01 February 1901 Served in South Africa, Orange River State, Transvaal, Cape Colony, Natal. Returned to Australia All Australia Memorial SA Edition Section D |
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INGLIS, Daniel James
Service No: 889
Corporal 43rd Battalion Born: 29 June 1889 at Georgetown, South Australia Son of George Sherriff & Isabella INGLIS nee MCGIBBON Of Georgetown, South Australia Occupation prior to enlisting: Labourer Enlisted: 18 February 1916 Embarkation: 9 June 1916 Age: 26 years Served in England & France Wounded in Action: 12 August 1918 Awarded Military Medal Returned to Australia: 8 August 1919 per ‘Themistocles’ Discharged: 23 September 1919 Died: 1978 Chronicle Newspaper |
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INGLIS, Frederick
Service No: 4651
Trooper 3rd Light Horse Regiment Born 26 July 1887 at Boborowie near Leighton, SA Son of Mclaren INGLIS and Ellen Ann nee BLIGHT Occupation prior to enlisting Pastoralist Enlisted 17 August 1915 aged 28 years Served in Egypt & Romani Killed in Action in Romani 4 August 1916 Buried Kantara War Cemetery, Egypt Plot B, Grave 50 State Records of SA GRG 26/5/4/689 |
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INGLIS, Gerald Andrew
Service No: 5041
Private 32nd Battalion, 57th Battalion Born: 27 August 1889 at Meadows, SA Son of Henry & Caroline INGLIS nee CHAPMAN Married with 4 children Wife: Euphemia Gladis Hails INGLIS nee WATTS Of Fry Place off Franklin St, Adelaide, SA Occupation prior to enlisting: Plumber Enlisted: 30 July 1917 Embarkation: 22 December 1917 Age: 27 years Served in France Returned to Australia: 29 September 1919 per ‘Bakara’ Discharged: 22 October 1919 State Records of SA GRG 26/5/4/856 |
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INGLIS, Harold
Service no 31220
Gunner 5th Field Artillery Brigade Born 12 April 1892 at Waterville, SA Son of John INGLIS and Elizabeth nee JAMIESON Of Exeter, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Accountant Enlisted 08 October 1916 Died of Wounds 19 January 1918 at Boulogne, France Aged 25 years Buried Wimereux Communal Cemetery, France Chronicle Newspaper |
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INGLIS, Kenneth
Service No: 2328
Private 43rd Battalion Born 18 January 1895 at Booborowie Son of Mc Laren INGLIS and Ellen Ann nee BLIGHT of Woodville Occupation prior to enlisting: Station Hand Enlisted 13 January 1916 aged 21 years Embarked 24 April 1916 Served in France Wounded in Action on 2 occasions: 31/7/1917 & 5/6/1918 Died of wounds 5 June 1918 Buried Longuean Military Cemetery, France State Records of SA GRG 26/5/4/690 |
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INGLIS, Laurice John
Service no 2835
Private 12th Battalion Born 02 March 1898 at Port Pirie, SA Son of Henry Wilson INGLIS and Louisa nee GAY Of Stone Hut, via Gladstone, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Mechanic Enlisted 01 November 1916 Embarked 16 December 1916 Served in France and Belgium Killed in action 05 October 1917 near Ypres, Belgium Aged 19 years Commemorated Ypres Menin Gate Memorial, Belgium State Records of SA GRG 26/5/4/2775 |
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INGLIS, Ronald
Service No: 39076
Gunner 7th Field Ambulance Born 04 June 1896 at Booborowie, SA Son of Mclaren INGLIS and Ellen Ann nee BLIGHT of Woodville Occupation prior to enlisting: Pastoralist Enlisted 20 February 1917 aged 20 years Served in France Returned to Austalia 27 August 1919 per 'Persic' Discharged 19 September 1919 Died 1948 Buried Georgetown Cemetery State Records of SA GRG 26/5/4/688 |
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INGLIS, William
Service No: 5776
Private 27th Battalion Born 10 August 1889 at Willowie, SA Son of Samuel INGLIS and Ruth Elizabeth nee FOOTE Of Broken Hill, NSW Enlisted 19 April 1916 at Aged 28 years Occupation prior to enlisting Farmer Served in France Wounded in Action 26 March 1917 Died from Wounds 27 March 1917 Buried Avalery Communual Cemetery Extension Row N, grave 1 State Records of SA GRG 26/5/4/2165 |
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INGRAM, John
Service no 5125
Sergeant 32nd Battalion Born Scotland Husband of Annie Douglas INGRAM Of 4 Devonport Terrace, Wayville, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Carpenter Enlisted 10 February 1917 Embarked 22 December 1917 Served in France Died of wounds 24 June 1918 Buried Crouy British Cemetery, Crouy-sur-Somme, France Plot 3, Row C, Grave 4 State Records of SA GRG 26/5/4/2718 |
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INKSTER, John McRae
Service no 1286
Private 16th Battalion Born Port Adelaide, SA Son of John Gifford INKSTER and Catherine Ursula nee DALZIEL Husband of Alice Maud INKSTER C/- Mrs. H HEMSLEY, Langham Place, Portland Estate, Port Adelaide, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Labourer Enlisted 11 September 1914 at Morphettville, SA Served in Gallipoli Wounded - Gunshot wound to left wrist and hand Returned to Australia 08 October 1915 per 'Suevic' Courtesy of Bill Inkster |
INKSTER, William John
Service no 4804
Private 50th Battalion Born 24 December 1891 at Alderley, SA Son of James Arthur INKSTER and Andrena Margery nee CORMACK Of Sempahore, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Carpenter and Builder Enlisted 06 January 1916 Killed in action 26 September 1917 in Belgium Aged 26 years Buried Hooge Crater Cemetery, Zillebeke, Belgium Chronicle Newspaper |
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INNS, Wilfred Cole
Service no 4154
Lance Sergeant 48th Battalion Born 24 August 1897 at Alberton, SA Son of Frederick William INNS and Jemima Alice nee COLE Of Russell Street, Alberton, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Labourer Enlisted 01 September 1915 Embarked 11 January 1916 Served in France Returned to Australia 23 June 1919 per 'Borda' Discharged 16 August 1919 Died 1958 Buried Cheltenham Cemetery State Records of SA GRG 26/5/4/2672 |
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INWOOD, REGINALD ROY VC
Service Number 506
Sergeant 10th Battalion Born 14 July 1890, Adelaide, South Australia, eldest son of Edward & Mary Inwood. He was educated at North Adelaide Public School and Broken Hill Model School. Occupation prior to enlistment Miner from Broken Hill, NSW He enlisted August 1914 in Adelaide, South Australia and embarked from Adelaide HMAT Ascanius 20 October 1914 Reginald Roy Inwood, always called Roy, like many other fellow miners from Broken Hill, in far western New South Wales, enlisted in South Australia. He served on Gallipoli before being sent to France, where his brother serving in the same battalion, was killed at Pozières. |
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During the battle of Menin Road, near Polygon Wood, on 19-22 September 1917, he attacked enemy strong points, capturing machine-guns and prisoners. Already a skilful scout, during the night he also went out with a patrol and gathered useful information.
Whilst serving in France he was awarded the Victoria Cross "for most conspicuous bravery and devotion to duty during the advance to the second objective. He moved forward through our barrage alone to an enemy strong post and captured it together with nine prisoners, killing several of the enemy. During the evening he volunteered for a special patrol which went out six hundred yards in front of our line, and there by his coolness and sound judgment obtained and sent back very valuable information as to the enemy's movements. In the early morning of the 21st September Pte Inwood located a machine gun that was causing several casualties. He went out alone and bombed the gun and team killing all but one whom he brought in as prisoner with the gun."
He returned to Australia on 24 August 1918.
Returning to a hero's welcome at Broken Hill in October Inwood contrasted, in a public speech, his departure when he was, he claimed, 'stoned by mongrels at the train', with his return when 'those mongrels were the first to shake me by the hand. If the boys stick together like they did in France there will be no Bolshevikism in this town. I would like to be at one end of the street with a machine-gun and have them at the other end'. Departing recruits had been hooted and jeered by militant socialists at Broken Hill but there is no evidence of stone throwing. M. P. Considine, member for Barrier in the House of Representatives, accused Inwood of trying 'to incite trouble between returned soldiers and the working classes'.
Broken Hill was not a comfortable place for Inwood. He soon moved to Adelaide and on 31 December 1918 married a widow Mabel Alice Collins. Inwood had difficulty in finding work. After an assault charge by police, which resulted in a fine in 1919, and his divorce in 1921, he spent short time mining at Queenstown, Tasmania, and at a eucalyptus distillery on Kangaroo Island. He returned to Adelaide and was employed by the city council as a labourer in 1928-1955.
He married Evelyn Owens in 1927 and after her death married Louise Elizabeth Gates in 1942. He had no children. A rugged, independent, well-built man, 'with the rough corners still on him', the years after his third marriage were spent happily and quietly. This loyal labourer, perhaps exploited by some at Broken Hill, gave the impression that 'his VC had not done him much good'. He never lost his pride in the 10th Battalion and always marched with them on Anzac Day. The Other Ranks Mess, 10th Battalion, Torrens Parade Ground, Adelaide, is called the Roy Inwood Club. His Victoria Cross hangs in the City Of Adelaide, Museum.
At age 40 years, Reginald enlisted in the Australian Army in WW2 on 29 September 1939 at Prospect, South Australia with the rank of Warrant Officer Class 1. He was discharged 30 November 1944.
Roy died on 23 October 1971 in Adelaide and was given a military funeral and was buried at the West Terrace AIF Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia.
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Australian Dictionary Of Biography Vol.9 (1983)
Courtesy of Joy Dalgleish
Whilst serving in France he was awarded the Victoria Cross "for most conspicuous bravery and devotion to duty during the advance to the second objective. He moved forward through our barrage alone to an enemy strong post and captured it together with nine prisoners, killing several of the enemy. During the evening he volunteered for a special patrol which went out six hundred yards in front of our line, and there by his coolness and sound judgment obtained and sent back very valuable information as to the enemy's movements. In the early morning of the 21st September Pte Inwood located a machine gun that was causing several casualties. He went out alone and bombed the gun and team killing all but one whom he brought in as prisoner with the gun."
He returned to Australia on 24 August 1918.
Returning to a hero's welcome at Broken Hill in October Inwood contrasted, in a public speech, his departure when he was, he claimed, 'stoned by mongrels at the train', with his return when 'those mongrels were the first to shake me by the hand. If the boys stick together like they did in France there will be no Bolshevikism in this town. I would like to be at one end of the street with a machine-gun and have them at the other end'. Departing recruits had been hooted and jeered by militant socialists at Broken Hill but there is no evidence of stone throwing. M. P. Considine, member for Barrier in the House of Representatives, accused Inwood of trying 'to incite trouble between returned soldiers and the working classes'.
Broken Hill was not a comfortable place for Inwood. He soon moved to Adelaide and on 31 December 1918 married a widow Mabel Alice Collins. Inwood had difficulty in finding work. After an assault charge by police, which resulted in a fine in 1919, and his divorce in 1921, he spent short time mining at Queenstown, Tasmania, and at a eucalyptus distillery on Kangaroo Island. He returned to Adelaide and was employed by the city council as a labourer in 1928-1955.
He married Evelyn Owens in 1927 and after her death married Louise Elizabeth Gates in 1942. He had no children. A rugged, independent, well-built man, 'with the rough corners still on him', the years after his third marriage were spent happily and quietly. This loyal labourer, perhaps exploited by some at Broken Hill, gave the impression that 'his VC had not done him much good'. He never lost his pride in the 10th Battalion and always marched with them on Anzac Day. The Other Ranks Mess, 10th Battalion, Torrens Parade Ground, Adelaide, is called the Roy Inwood Club. His Victoria Cross hangs in the City Of Adelaide, Museum.
At age 40 years, Reginald enlisted in the Australian Army in WW2 on 29 September 1939 at Prospect, South Australia with the rank of Warrant Officer Class 1. He was discharged 30 November 1944.
Roy died on 23 October 1971 in Adelaide and was given a military funeral and was buried at the West Terrace AIF Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia.
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Courtesy of Joy Dalgleish
INWOOD, Robert Minney
Service no 1533
Sergeant 10th Battalion Born 02 April 1896 at Renmark, SA Son of Edward Henry INWOOD and Mary Anna nee MINNEY Of Broken Hill, NSW Occupation prior to enlistment Clerk Enlisted 09 December 1914 Killed in action 24 July 1916 at Pozieres, France Aged 20 years Buried Serre Road Cemetery No 2 The Chronicle Saturday 09 September 1916 page 43 |
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IRELAND, Thomas James
Service no 1885
Private 5th Pioneer Battalion Born 03 May 1896 at Norwood, SA Son of John IRELAND and Florence Elizabeth May nee CORNELIUS Of Norwood, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Labourer Enlisted 02 February 1916 Killed in action 04 November 1917 North of road, west of Zonnebeke, Belgium Aged 21 years Commemorated Perth Cemetery (China Wall), Zillebeke, Belgium Chronicle Newspaper |
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IRELAND, Victor Albert
Service No: 3180
Private 50th Battalion Born Snowtown, South Australia on 20 May 1898 Son of Alfred William & Ellen Sophia IRELAND nee COUCH Of Bute, South Australia Married in Scotland on 16 August 1919 Wife: Maggie Gardener IRELAND nee PARK Occupation prior to enlisting Farmer Enlisted 4 November 1916 Embarkation 16 December 1916 Served in England & France Suffered from Trench Feet Returned to Australia 3 February 1920 per ‘Themistocles’ Discharged 19 March 1920 Died 1968 State Records of SA GRG 26/5/4/1288 |
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IRELAND, Walter Ernest
Service no 515134
Private Born 11 March 1898 at Wokurra, SA Son of James IRELAND and Ellen nee ARBOR Of Clements Gap, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Farmer Enlisted 15 July 1918 at Port Broughton, SA Did not proceed overseas State Records of SA GRG 26/5/4/338 |
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IRELAND, William John
Service No.: 827
Trooper/Private A First Remount in the Third Squadron Born 1 January 1890 in Sharps Well, Barunga, South Australia, Australia Son of John Ireland and Sarah Ann nee Overall Occupation prior to enlistment Farmer Enlisted 25th October, 1915, Port Broughton Embarked HMAT Orsova ship number A67, 12 November 1915 , Melbourne Served in Turkey Returned to Australia 13th October,1918 on the "Devon" Courtesy of Tamar Williams "The family history of Robert and Harriet Ireland / [Kingsley Ireland]. Ireland, Kingsley J. (Kingsley James), 1942-" and The Australian Light Horse Association, http://www.lighthorse.org.au |
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IRELAND, William John
Service no 1937
Private 48th Battalion Born 05 May 1898 at Norwood, SA Son of John IRELAND and Florence Elizabeth May nee CORNELIUS Of Norwood, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Labourer Enlisted 10 February 1916 Killed in action 11 April 1917 at Bullecourt, France Aged 18 years Commemorated Villers-Bretonneux, France Chronicle Newspaper |
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IRMINGER, Otto George
Service No. 37666
Gunner 1st Division Artillery Headquarters Born on September 30, 1886 at Kent Town, South Australia Son of Mrs. Ida Georgina Irminger Husband of Gertrude Victoria Irminger Occupation prior to enlistment – Clerk Enlisted on October 3, 1916 at Adelaide, South Australia Served in France and Belgium Returned to Australia aboard the “Aeneas” in May, 1919 State Records of SA GRG 26/5/4/1086 |
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IRVING, Allan William James
Service no 1528
Private 32nd Battalion Born 28 April 1895 at New Parkside, SA Son of William Henry IRVING and Alice Maude May nee CHAMBERLAYNE Of Castle Street, North Edwardstown, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Bookbinder Enlisted 15 July 1915 at Keswick,, SA Killed in action 20 July 1916 Aged 21 years Buried Fromelles Pheasant Wood Military Cemetery Chronicle Saturday 16 December 1916 page 56 |
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IRVING, James Edward
Service No: 3852
Private 1st Anzac Salvage Corps, 50th Btn & 27 Btn. Born 24 September 1878 at Strathalbyn, SA NOK Mrs. Agnes THULBORN, Elston St., Lockleys, SA Enlisted: 22 September 1915 Age: 38 years Occupation prior to enlisting: Painter Served in Egypt, France & Belguim Wounded in Action on 2 occassions Returned to Australia: 3 June 1919 per 'Sardinia' Discharged: 19 July 1919 State Records of SA GRG 26/5/4/363 |
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IRWIN, Bernard Joseph
Service no 1678
Lance Corporal 48th Battalion Born 23 October 1894 at Terowie, SA Son of Thomas IRWIN and Johanna nee ROACH Enlisted 08 March 1916 Died of wounds 17 October 1917 in Belgium Aged 23 years Buried Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, Belgium Observer Newspaper |
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IRWIN, John Morphett
Major
3rd Division Artillery Born 24 January 1894 at Glenelg, SA Son of Charles IRWIN and Olive Morphett nee MAIR Of Maturin Road, Glenelg, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Soldier Enlisted 14 August 1914 Awarded Distinguished Service Order Returned to Australia 25 February 1919 The Chronicle Saturday 11 January 1919 page 38 |
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ISAACHSEN, Eric
Service No: 5204
Hon. Captain 4th Field Bakery Born: 26 October 1899 in Adelaide, South Australia Son of Oscar Henry ISAACHSEN & Lydia WEST fmly ISAACHSEN nee SMITH Of Jasper St, Hyde Park, South Australia Married in England on 28 January 1919 Wife: Dorothy Caroline ISAACHSEN nee EXTON Occupation prior to enlisting: Clerk Enlisted: 26 November 1914 Embarkation: 22 December 1914 Age: 25 years Served in Egypt, Gallipoli, France & England Returned to Australia: 14 February 1920 per ‘Mantura’ Appointment Terminated: 1 March 1920 Served in WW11 Service No: W237443 |
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ISAACSON, William Edward
Service No. 2183
Private 48th Battalion Born on March 22, 1896 at Undalya, South Australia Son of Mary Ann (nee Michell) and James Edward Isaacson Occupation prior to enlistment – Farmer Enlisted on April 25, 1916 at Adelaide, South Australia Served in France and Belgium Killed in action on October 12, 1917 at Passchendaele Ridge, Belgium Aged 21. Commemorated at The Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Belgium Chronicle Newspaper |
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ISAM, Cecil John
Service no 2134
Private 5th Pioneers Born 08 July 1895 at Korringa, Burra, South Australia. Son of Eli ISAM & Henrietta nee BEWLEY Laborer of Wallaroo. Returned to Australia. www.spirits-of-gallipoli.com |
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ISLEY, Edwin Josiah
Service no 3590
Private 5th Pioneers Born 11 April 1892 in Sydney, NSW Son of Edwin Thomas & A E ISLEY of 106 Henley Beach Road, Mile End Occupation prior to enlistment Carpenter Enlisted 25 September 1916 at Adelaide, SA Served in France & Belgium Returned to Australia 29 August 1919 per 'Friedrichshawk' State Records of SA GRG 26/5/4/1682 |
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ISLEY, George Lesley
Service no 834
Wheeler 4th A A S C Born 04 March 1895 at Sydney, NSW Son of Edwin Thomas & A E ISLEY, of Henley Beach Road, Mile End. Occupation prior to enlistment Carpenter Enlisted 20 August 1914 at Morphettville, SA Served in Egypt, Gallipoli, France & Belgium Returned to Australia 23 December 1918 per 'Durham' State Records of SA GRG 26/5/4/1683 |
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IVES, Arthur James
Service No. 4224
Private 1st Pioneers Born 22 January 1886 at Adelaide. Son of Richard James IVES & Charlotte nee GREEN Of Thompson Rroad, North Fremantle, WA. Occupation prior to enlistment Blacksmith Striker. He enlisted at Perth in 1915 and after training at. Blackboy Hill, went to Egypt. He then crossed to France and was wounded at Delville Wood in December, 1916. He was sent to Victoria Hospital Netley, England suffering shell shock and paralysis after a gunshot wound to the ankle and head and was listed as dangerously ill. Returned to Australia 18th August 1917 "Karoola" Discharged 18th February 1918 Died 29th June, 1951 |
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IVETT, Albert Victor
Service no 1932
Private 43rd and 50th Battalions Born 23 June 1892 at Port Adelaide, SA Son of Joseph IVETT and Sarah Ann nee DENMAN Of Sussex Street, Alberton, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Constructor Enlisted 12 April 1916 Embarked 13 July 1916 Served in France Returned to Australia 05 April 1919 per 'Orca' Discharged 22 May 1919 Died 1963 Buried Lameroo Cemetery State Records of SA GRG 26/5/4/2751 |
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IVETT, William John
Service No 1864
Private 32nd Battalion Born 21 September 1888 at Croydon, SA Son of Joseph IVETT and Sarah Ann nee DENMAN Of Wilkawatt, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Farmer Enlisted 20 September 1915 Died of Tuberculosis of Lung 09 November 1918 at 1st Australian Auxiliary Hospital, Harefield, England Aged 30 years Buried Harefield (St. Marys) Churchyard, Middlesex, England State Records of SA GRG 26/5/4/2459 |
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IVY, Allan Gordon Holmes
Service no 2348
Private 16th Battalion Born 23 December 1884 at Fitzroy, Victoria Son of T J H & Agnes Ivy of George Street, Solomontown, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Miner Enlisted 08 April 1915 at Keswick SA Served Egypt, Gallipoli, France & Belgium. Killed in action at Flers 06 February 1917 Buried VILLERS-BRETONNEUX MEMORIAL All Australia Memorial (1) |
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IVY, Ernest John Theodore
Service no 3937
Signaller Corps Cyclist Born 30 April 1897 at Coleraine, Victoria Son of T J H & Agnes Ivy of George St., Solomontown, SA Occupation prior to enlistment Cabinetmaker Enlisted 27 October 1915 Served in Egypt, France & Belgium Returned to Australia June 1919 All Australia Memorial (1) |
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