22nd A (SAMR) LH

22nd Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse Regiment

December 1912

Equis Armis Virtute - By Horses, arms and Virtue

 South Africa 1899 - 1902

Allied with: King Edward's Horse (The King's Overseas Dominions Regiment).

District

Southern South Australia

8th Brigade

Adelaide

The Right Honorable Algernon Hawkins Thogond Keith-Falconer Earl of Kintore, PC, GCMG.

Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Findlater, 29 May 1908, Tenure of Command from 5 April 1909 to 28 May 1913.

Lieutenant John Gregory Prior, 15 January 1912.

Honorary Lieutenant Thomas Robert Richards, 18 March 1912.

Major Frederick David Jermyn, Boer War Veteran, 14 February 1910.

Vacant.

Lieutenant Frank Milton Rowell, Boer War Veteran, 11 March 1899.

Captain John William Parsons, Boer War Veteran, 1 April 1912.

Lieutenant Park Alexander McEdward Laurie, 13 August 1908.

Lieutenant Sydney Nunn Kidman, 1 July 1909.

Adelaide

Lieutenant John Gregory Prior, 15 January 1912.

Major Carew Reynell, 18 November 1912.

Lieutenant Frederick Henson Trott, 18 December 1911.

Lieutenant Harry Meshach Parsons, 12 February 1912.

Second Lieutenant Roy Leslie Garfield Morphett, 28 August 1908.

Second Lieutenant Albert Mason, 23 November 1908.

Second Lieutenant Miles Francis DeGrave Sells, 7 August 1911.

Second Lieutenant Ira Robert Adams, 11 September 1911.

Second Lieutenant Frank Lindsay Gordon Smith, 11 December 1911.

Captain Emil Frederick Feuerheerdt, VD, 29 November 1909.

Second Lieutenant Herbert Robert Hawthorn Mattinson, 22 July 1910.

Second Lieutenant Thomas George Marshall, 25 March 1912.

Second Lieutenant Frederick John Kidman, 25 March 1912.

Second Lieutenant Roy Keith Kidman, 1 April 1912.

Second Lieutenant Charles Frederick Barnett, 9 December 1912.

Lieutenant Francis Michael White, 18 December 1911.

Second Lieutenant George King, 19 September 1910.

Second Lieutenant Graham Major, 9 October 1911.

Second Lieutenant WAH Nitschke, 19 February 1912.

Previous: 16th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, June 1912

Next: 22nd Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, 1913

Further Reading:

16th/22nd/3rd Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse

Militia Light Horse, South Australia

Australian Militia Light Horse

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23rd ALH

23rd Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse

December 1912

District

Central South Australia

Brigade

8th Brigade

Headquarters

Adelaide

Honorary Colonel

The Right Honorable Algernon Hawkins Thogond Keith-Falconer Earl of Kintore, PC, GCMG.

Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Hancock,  5 October 1908, Tenure of Command from 1 July 1912 to 30 June 1917.

Second in Command

Major Reginald Robert Baldwin,  15 January 1912.

Adjutant

Captain David Fulton, 1 April 1912.

Quartermaster

Captain Diedrich Heinrich Schmidt, Honorary Major, 18 June 1904.

Medical Officer

Captain Henry Arthur Powell, 1 October 1905.

Veterinary Officer

Vacant

Area Officers 

Captain Francis Charles Siekmann, Boer War Veteran, 12 October 1908.

Captain David Fulton, 1 April 1912.

Machine Gun Section

Adelaide

Second Lieutenant Edward Theodore Pascoe, 13 March 1911.

"A" Squadron, Adelaide - Magill - Tea Tree Gully - Ashton - Lobethal -  Gumeracha - Blumberg

Major Bentley Sievewright Connor, 17 June 1912.

Captain Horace Gilbert Willcox, 23 December 1912.

Second Lieutenant Halcombe Ferrier Brock, 30 August 1909.

Second Lieutenant Roland Ellis Jacobs, 9 Feruary 1910.

Second Lieutenant Clive Bleechmore, 11 March 1912.

"B" Squadron, North Adelaide - Wlakerville - Prospect - Salisbury - Two Wells - Smithfield - Angle Vale - Gawler - Williamstown

Captain Thomas Anglesey Siekmann, 23 December 1912.

Second Lieutenant Algernon Sheppard Lindsay, 28 October 1912.

Second Lieutenant Reginald Valentine Reid, 18 November 1912.

Second Lieutenant William Charles Kelly, 23 December 1912.

"C" Squadron, Burra - Hamley Bridge - Riverton - Kapunda

Second Lieutenant Lancelot Ashley Lewis, 18 November 1912.

Second Lieutenant Arthur Edward James Smyth, 2 December 1912.

Previous: 17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse Regiment, June 1912

Next:  23rd Australian (Barossa) Light Horse, 1913

Further Reading:

17th/23rd/18th Australian Light Horse

Militia Light Horse, South Australia

Australian Militia Light Horse

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24th ALH

24th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse

1912

Adelaide Cavalry Squadron [1841 - 1844]
Adelaide Mounted Rifles [1844 - 1899]
South Australian Mounted Rifles [1899 - 1903]
17th (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Australian Light Horse [1903 - 1912]
24th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse [1912 - 1919]
9th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse [1919 - 1936]
9/23 Australian (Flinders) Light Horse [1936 - 1942]
9th Motor Regiment, Australian (Flinders) Light Horse [1942 - 1943]
3/9th South Australian Mounted Rifles [1952 - ]

Pro Gloria et Honore 

9th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse Badge

 South Africa 1899 - 1902

Allied with: King Edward's Horse (The King's Overseas Dominions Regiment).

District

Northern South Australia

Brigade

8th Brigade

Headquarters

Port Pirie

Honorary Colonel

Vacant

Commanding Officer

Lieutenant Colonel Albert Miell, 27 December 1912, Boer War Veteran, Tenure of Command from 1 July 1912 to 30 June 1917

Second in Command

Captain Peter Joseph Walsh, 9 September 1912.

Adjutant

Second Lieutenant Richard Harry Sampson, 23 January 1911.

Quartermaster

Honorary Lieutenant John Clarence Scotcher, 9 December 1912.

Medical Officer

Captain Arthur Ross Clayton, 4 November 1912.

Veterinary Officer

Vacant

Supernumerary Officers

Second Lieutenant Joseph Johnston Brooks, 14 August 1911.

Second Lieutenant Frederick Allan Forbes, 28 August 1911.

Area Officers 

Captain James Edward Barrett, 1 November 1910.

Captain Thomas George Heming, Boer War Veteran, 1 November 1910.

Second Lieutenant Harold Edward Rowell, 14 August 1908.

Machine Gun Section

Crystal Brook

Second Lieutenant Thomas William Richardson Forgan, 17 September 1908.

"A" Squadron, Port Pirie - Crystal Brook - Laura - Wirrabara - Wanderah

Lieutenant David Baird Wilson, 14 February 1894.

Second Lieutenant Richard Harry Sampson, 23 January 1911.

Second Lieutenant Peter Sinclair O'Shaughnessy, 9 December 1912.

"B" Squadron, Jamestown - Petersburg - Yongola - Orroroo - Broken Hill

Lieutenant Frederick Phillips Keats, 22 August 1910.

Lieutenant Horatio Abner Toop, 18 December 1911.

Lieutenant Alexander David Mitchell, 1 April 1912.

Second Lieutenant Ernest Leslie Johnston, 15 August 1910.

Second Lieutenant James Alexander Sampson, 27 February 1911.

Second Lieutenant David Gardyne Stuart Lindsay, 6 March 1911.

Second Lieutenant Harold James Copley, 13 March 1911.

"C" Squadron, Kadina - Moonta - Wallaroo - Clare - Balaklava

Lieutenant Howard Trafalgar Whittle, 25 April 1900.

Second Lieutenant George Mills Shepherd, 28 October 1912.

Second Lieutenant Arthur John Thompson, 9 December 1912.

Second Lieutenant Tom Mitchell Young, 23 December 1912.

Previous:  24th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse

Next: 24th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse, 1913

Further Reading:

24th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse

Militia Light Horse, South Australia

Australian Militia Light Horse

Citation: 24th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse, 1912

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Outline

Pink Hill, a famous action during the Second South African War, fought between Australian (and British) troops and a Boer force on 12 February 1900 some thirteen kilometres north-west of Colesberg in central Cape Colony. The engagement occurred after the Boers, realising the weakness of the column of 6,600 men under Major General R.A.P. Clements which opposed them about Colesberg, moved to drive in the British flanks and force a retreat back down the railway line towards Naauwpoort. Clements' left flank rested on a low rocky ridge known as Pink Hill, which was held by 75 men of the Victorian Mounted Rifles, 20 South Australians and 100 British regulars (50 Inniskilling Dragoons and an equal number of infantry of the Wiltshire Regiment).

When the enemy assault began shortly before noon, carried out by the bulk of General E.R. Grobler's force of 1,000-2,000 men, the post was commanded by Major G.A. Eddy of the Victorians who had just taken over from an Imperial officer that morning. Soon the defenders were being lashed by close-range fire from three pom-pom quick-fire weapons and a field-gun, as well as innumerable Mauser rifles. Throughout the battle Eddy moved among his men, giving encouragement and directing their fire. After two hours, however, it was obvious that the position must eventually fall. Eddy accordingly instructed the Wiltshires to retire while the mounted troops continued to provide covering fire. Once the infantry were safely away, he then gave the order for the rest to follow, but no sooner had he done so than he was killed by an enemy bullet through the head. The action ultimately cost six Australians killed (one of whom died of' wounds the following day) and 22 wounded; two of the wounded and one other man were taken prisoner, although one of these (a wounded officer) was released the following day.

The gallant defence maintained on the hill ultimately proved to be a futile gesture. By 3 p.m. Pink Hill was in Boer hands. Since the right flank was also successfully pushed back by the Boers, Clements had no alternative but to withdraw south and adopt a new defensive line around Arundel. The action in this quarter has been likened by Field to 'a little Anzac' (q.v.):

It was a defeat which led to a major withdrawal from the area; it involved proportionately high casualties: and it was praised as a great display of Australian courage and honour in war.

Apart from the laudatory comments made at the time about the Australians' performance, however, there was also some criticism of Eddy for not having given the order to evacuate sooner and reduce needless losses.

Extracted from the book produced by Chris Coulthard-Clark, Where Australians Fought - The Encyclopaedia of Australia's Battles, Allen and Unwin, Sydney, 1998, p. 66.

Additional References cited by Chris Coulthard-Clark:

F. Maurice (ed.) History of the War in South Africa 1899-1902. vol. 2 (1907), London: Hunt & Blackett.

P.L. Murray (1911) Official Records of the Australian Military Contingents to the War in South Africa, Melbourne: Government Printer.

L.M. Field (1979) The forgotten War, Carlton, Vic. Melbourne University Press.

R.L. Wallace (1976) The Australians at the Boer War, Canberra: Australian War Memorial & Australian Government Publishing Service.

Further Reading:

The Battle of Pink Hill, South Africa, 12 February 1900

South African (Second Boer) War

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

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ALH, AIF

Australian Light Horse - Full Index

Embarkation Roll: OLL to OZA

The following is an alphabetical roll of all members of the Australian Light Horse, AIF who are known to have embarked overseas during the Great War.

Each man is detailed on this reference list with the following information:

First Names;

Family Name;

If applicable, any false name employed; and,

Embarkation unit.

Notes

Note 1: All soldiers’ names are linked to the specific unit and date when embarkation occurred. By utilising the link, upon the Embarkation Roll is a brief military biography of the individual. Also on the page are details and picture of the ship in which embarkation occurred for that specific soldier.

Note 2: There are duplications of some names in the following list. The reason for this is that the soldier embarked on more than one occasion. This was the simplest way of resolving the problem of multiple entries for a single individual.

Note 3: In comparing this roll with the official Embarkation Rolls published by the Department of Defence during the Great War, it will be noticed that some names are absent. The reason for this lies in the fact that when the official Embarkation Rolls were compiled, last minute absentees for one reason or another were recorded as embarking whereas in actuality, no embarkation occurred. In addition, there are other names that have been included that do not appear in the official Embarkation Rolls and yet they embarked with that particular group.

Finding more about a service person.

See: Navigating the National Archives Service File 

Embarkation Roll: OLL to OZA

 

Charles Francis OLLIS, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Patrick OLLIVER, 14th Light Horse Regiment.

Henry OLNEY, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

Michael O'LOUGHLIN, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas Charles O'LOUGHLIN, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Bertram OLRICH, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Albert Charles OLSEN, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Andrew OLSEN, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Charles OLSEN, 1st Light Horse Brigade.

Charles Gustav OLSEN, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Clarence Richmond OLSEN, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

George James OLSEN, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

George Philip OLSEN, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

George Sinclair OLSEN, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Ivan Lender Eric OLSEN, General Service Reinforcements.

James OLSEN, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

Leslie Keith OLSEN, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Louis Albert OLSEN, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Reginald Frederick OLSEN, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Robert Cecil OLSEN, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Robert Olof OLSEN, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Robert William OLSEN, 14th Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas Melby OLSEN, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

William Oliver OLSEN, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Alfred John OLSON, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

James OLSON, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Emil Samuel Neil OLSSON, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Harold Reath OLVER, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Denis O'MALLEY, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

King D'Arcy O'MALLEY, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

William Alfred O'MALLEY, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

John O'MARA, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

John O'MARA, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

John O'MARA, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Michael O'MARA, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Stephen O'MARA, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas O'MARA, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

William Christopher O'MARA, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Robert William O'MAY, 4th Light Horse Field Ambulance.

Percy Edgar O'MEAGHER, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Edward Joseph Patrick O'MEARA, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Hugh O'MEARA, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Michael Joseph O'MEARA, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Patrick James O'MEARA, 1st Australian Wireless Squadron.

Bernard Lindsay O'MULLANE, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Francis George O'NEALE, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Angus Victor O'NEIL, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Arthur John O'NEIL, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

Edward James O'NEIL, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Herbert John O'NEIL, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

James William O'NEIL, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

John Francis O'NEIL, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Norman Denis O'NEIL, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Patrick Francis O'NEIL, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Paul O'NEIL, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Raymond George O'NEIL, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

Stanley John O'NEIL, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas O'NEIL, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

William John James O'NEIL, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

William Norman O'NEIL, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Robert John Roy O'NEILE, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

Alexander Thomas O'NEILL, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Arnold Charles O'NEILL, General Service Reinforcements.

Charles Bernard O'NEILL, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Charles Joseph O'NEILL, 2nd Light Horse Field Ambulance.

Charles Townsend O'NEILL, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Desmond Denis O'NEILL, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Edward Harold O'NEILL, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Frank Augustus O'NEILL, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

John Francis O'NEILL, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

Joseph Henry O'NEILL, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Lawrence O'NEILL, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Leslie James O'NEILL, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Lyle Hugh Florence O'NEILL, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Martin O'NEILL, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

Michael Joseph O'NEILL, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Patrick O'NEILL, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Richard O'NEILL, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Robert Archibald O'NEILL, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

Sydney John O'NEILL, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Terence Joseph O'NEILL, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas O'NEILL, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas Joseph O'NEILL, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Timothy James O'NEILL, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

William O'NEILL, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

William Douglas O'NEILL, 1st Light Horse Machine Gun Squadron.

William James O'NEILL, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

William James O'NEILL, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Henry Edwin Frederick ONGLEY, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Walter Henry ONIANS, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Edward Charles ONIONS, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Enock ONIONS, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

James Samuel David ONIONS, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Joseph Brisbane ONSLOW, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

John Leslie OPIE, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Melville Stuart OPIE, 1st Light Horse Signal Troop.

Stewart Bruce OPIE, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Edward Hugh OPREY, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

D'arcy Argyle ORCHARD, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

David William ORCHARD, 14th Light Horse Regiment.

George William ORCHARD, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Herbert William ORCHARD, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

John Ellis ORCHARD, 3rd Light Horse Signal Troop.

Percy Herbert ORCHARD, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Patrick O'REGAN, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Patrick John O'REGAN, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

John Francis O'REILLY, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

John Joseph O'REILLY, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

John William O'REILLY, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Reginald Ignatius O'REILLY, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas O'REILLY, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas Bell O'REILLY, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

William O'REILLY, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas James ORFORD, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Frank David ORGAN, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Francis O'RILEY, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Frederick O'RILEY, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Eugene McCarthy O'RIORDAN, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

George Booth ORMEROD, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Maurice Rex Irwin ORMSBY, 2nd Light Horse Signal Troop.

David James O'ROURKE, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

Dennis Francis O'ROURKE, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Francis James O'ROURKE, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Frank O'ROURKE, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

George Vincent O'ROURKE, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Henry Ernest O'ROURKE, Light Horse Signal Reinforcements.

Horace Roan O'ROURKE, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

John James O'ROURKE, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

Joseph Patrick O'ROURKE, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

Patrick Michael O'ROURKE, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Sherman David O'ROURKE, General Service Reinforcements.

Thomas Joseph O'ROURKE, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas Joseph O'ROURKE, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

William Aloysius O'ROURKE, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

Alan ORR, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Albert George ORR, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Alexander John Rennick ORR, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Ernest Ralph ORR, 1st Australian Wireless Squadron.

Francis James ORR, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

George Ronald ORR, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Jack Boyd ORR, 3rd Light Horse Field Ambulance.

John Edward ORR, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

John William Stuart ORR, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

John William Stuart ORR, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Leonard ORR, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

William Arthur ORR, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

William Esperance Branson ORR, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

William Piercey ORR, General Service Reinforcements.

William Vincent John ORR, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Stephen ORRELL, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

William ORROCK, 1st Light Horse Brigade.

James Frederick ORTH, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

Ralph Leo ORTH, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

Rudolph Donald ORTMANN, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Charles Edward ORTON, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Charles Edward ORTON, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Cromwell Rapston OSBORN, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Frank OSBORN, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Henry Harrington OSBORN, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

John OSBORN, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Oliver Nathaniel John OSBORN, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Alfred Weymouth OSBORNE, 3rd Light Horse Field Ambulance.

Allan Charles OSBORNE, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Arlington OSBORNE, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Arthur OSBORNE, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Bryce Knight Leigh OSBORNE, General Service Reinforcements.

Charles Elisah OSBORNE, General Service Reinforcements.

Duncan OSBORNE, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

Frank Robert Warland OSBORNE, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Frank William OSBORNE, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Harold John OSBORNE, General Service Reinforcements.

Hugh Leslie OSBORNE, General Service Reinforcements.

Jack Arthur OSBORNE, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

James Windsor OSBORNE, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

John OSBORNE, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

John Castle Hartigan OSBORNE, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Joseph Edwin OSBORNE, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Joseph Lionel Alexander OSBORNE, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Maurice OSBORNE, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Paul OSBORNE, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Richard OSBORNE, 1st Light Horse Signal Squadron.

Robert Arthur OSBORNE, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

Thomas Farley OSBORNE, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

William Lloyd OSBORNE, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

William Lyle OSBORNE, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Robert James OSCROFT, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

Robert James OSCROFT, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Athol OSGOOD, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

James O'SHANNESSY, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

John O'SHANNESSY, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

William Valentine O'SHAUGHNESSY, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Edmond O'SHEA, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Francis Patrick O'SHEA, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

John O'SHEA, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Reginald William O'SHEA, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

William Edward O'SHEA, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

William Patrick O'SHEA, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Harold O'SING, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Arthur Edmund OSLER, General Service Reinforcements.

Donald OSMOND, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

George Alfred OSMOND, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Cornelius O'SULLIVAN, 3rd Light Horse Field Ambulance.

Denis Mark O'SULLIVAN, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Jeremiah O'SULLIVAN, 14th Light Horse Regiment.

John O'SULLIVAN, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Kevin Sarsfield O'SULLIVAN, General Service Reinforcements.

Maurice O'SULLIVAN, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

Maurice O'SULLIVAN, 1st Light Horse Brigade.

Michael O'SULLIVAN, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Michael Francis O'SULLIVAN, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

Phillip Joseph O'SULLIVAN, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Richard James O'SULLIVAN, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Richard Lawrence O'SULLIVAN, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Allan Hamilton OSWALD, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Eardley William Drummond OSWALD, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Norman Henry Arthur OSWALD, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Albert Edward OSWIN, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

George Louis OSWIN, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Percy OSWIN, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

Richard Charles OSWIN, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Edward O'TOOLE, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Ernest O'TOOLE, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

James Daniel O'TOOLE, 1st Light Horse Machine Gun Squadron.

Lawrence O'TOOLE, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Oscar O'TOOLE, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

William Edmund O'TOOLE, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Herbert Frederick OTTAWAY, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Arnold OTTERSPOOR, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Arthur James Ralph OTTEY, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Frederick Harden OTTON, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Alfred Thomas OTTREY, 1st Light Horse Machine Gun Squadron.

Robert OTTREY, Light Horse Signal Reinforcements.

Charles Henry OTWAY, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Ernest OTZEN, 1st Light Horse Signal Squadron.

Bertie Clement OUSLEY, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Joseph Guy OUTHWAITE, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Henry Baldwin OVENDEN, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Frederick Victor OVERALL, 2nd Light Horse Signal Troop.

Rupert John OVERS, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Ernest OVERSON, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Harold Kingsley OVERTON, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Ove Christian OVESEN, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Arthur James Balfour OWEN, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

Charles William OWEN, 1st Light Horse Field Ambulance.

David Lewis OWEN, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Francis Stephen Bygrove OWEN, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Frank Aubrey OWEN, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Gordon Lindsay OWEN, General Service Reinforcements.

Griffith Henry OWEN, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Henry John OWEN, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Hilton John Berry OWEN, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

James Edward OWEN, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

James Garfield OWEN, 1st Light Horse Brigade.

John Samson OWEN, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Leonard David OWEN, General Service Reinforcements.

Leonard Ernest OWEN, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Leonard Milton OWEN, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Leslie OWEN, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Norman Richard OWEN, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Percy OWEN, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Reginald Henry OWEN, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Robert John OWEN, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Stanley Raywood OWEN, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas James OWEN, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Walter Henry OWEN, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

William John Trevelyan OWEN, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Robert Gregory OWEN-JONES, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Archibald OWENS, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Charles OWENS, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Charles Allen OWENS, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

David OWENS, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

Ernest OWENS, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

John Harold Howell OWENS, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Llewellyn OWENS, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Ramsay OWENS, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Robert OWENS, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas Craig Hunter OWENS, 2nd Light Horse Field Ambulance.

Reginald John OXENHAM, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Arthur Robert French OXFORD, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Walter Albert OXFORD, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Gerald OXLADE, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

Robert OXLEY, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Baden Sydney James Heath OZANNE, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

 

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Sources Used:

National Archives Service File.

Embarkation Roll, AWM8, Class 10, Light Horse.

Nominal Roll, AWM133, Nominal Roll of Australian Imperial Force who left Australia for service abroad, 1914-1918 War.

Collected Records of Steve Becker.

Acknowledgement: Many thanks to Steve Becker who provided much of the raw material that appears in this item.

Further Reading:

Australian Light Horse - Full Index

The Light Horse

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

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Updated: Saturday, 3 April 2010 1:02 PM EADT

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