Australian Light Horse Studies Centre

27th Australian Light Horse

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

District

North Queensland

Division

1st Division

Brigade

Divisional Mounted Troops

Headquarters

Ayr

Honorary Colonel

Vacant.

Commanding Officer

Captain A Pott, Temporary Command from 28 August 1914, Absent on AIF duty.

Staff

Captain PM Swanson, Area Officer, 16 August 1915, Absent on AIF duty.

Lieutenant AB Steele, 1 October 1914, Absent on AIF duty.

Lieutenant LS Alexander, 1 July 1915, Absent on AIF duty.

Adjutant

Lieutenant J Leahy, 17 December 1914, Absent on AIF duty.

Lieutenant J Dossetto, 1 July 1916.

Quartermaster

Vacant.

Medical Officer

Captain EJ Savage.

Veterinary Officer

Vacant.

"A" Squadron, Ayr - Bowen

Captain AR Heron, DSO, 13 September 1915, Absent on AIF duty.

Lieutenant R St C Cheesman, Absent on AIF duty.

Lieutenant HH Betzel, 1 December 1913.

Lieutenant JRH Walker, 1 July 1915.

Lieutenant FW MacGibbon, 1 July 1915, Absent on AIF duty.

Lieutenant CJ Baldey, 1 July 1915.

"B" Squadron, Mackay - Townsville

Captain CR Cameron, 13 September 1915, Absent on AIF duty.

Captain G Birkbeck, DSO, 16 June 1918, Absent on AIF duty.

Lieutenant G Milne, 1 July 1915.

Lieutenant WFJ Koch, 1 June 1915, Absent on AIF duty.

Lieutenant V Keane, 1 July 1915.

Lieutenant WF Moyle, 1 June 1915, Absent on AIF duty.

Lieutenant R Barton, 1 January 1918.

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Sources

See: 27th Australian Light Horse, Contents

Further Reading:

Militia Light Horse - Queensland

Citation: 27th (North Queensland) Australian Light Horse, 1918

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2nd (Queensland Mounted Infantry) Australian Light Horse, 1918
Topic: Militia - LHQ - 13/2

2nd ALH

2nd (Queensland Mounted Infantry) Australian Light Horse

1918

1st Battalion, Queensland Mounted Infantry [1900 - 1903]
13th (Queensland Mounted Infantry) Australian Light Horse [1903 - 1912]
2nd (Queensland Mounted Infantry) Australian Light Horse [1912 - 1927]
2nd (Queensland Mounted Infantry) Morten Light Horse [1927 - 1930]
2nd/14th Light Horse Regiment [1930 - 1941]
2nd (Queensland Mounted Infantry)Recce Battalion Morten Light Horse [1942 - 1942]
2nd (AIF) Cavalry Regiment [1942 - 1943]
"A" Squadron, 2nd/14th Queensland Mounted Infantry [1948 - 1952]
2nd/14th Queensland Mounted Infantry [1952 - ]

Forward

March: Soldiers of the Queen

13th/2nd Australian Light Horse

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

District

Southern Queensland

Division

1st Division

Brigade

1st Light Horse Brigade

Honorary Colonel

His Excellency, the Right Honourable CWA Napier, Baron Lamington, GCMG, GCIE.

Commanding Officer

Lieutenant Colonel RM Stodart, 1 July 1913, Tenure of Command from 26 April 1912 to 25 April 1917, South African War Veteran, Absent on AIF duty.

Temporary Commanding Officer

Captain EJ Gilmore, 16 January 1914.

Staff

Lieutenant TP McSharry, DSO, MC, Honorary Captain, Absent on AIF duty.

Adjutant

Captain HJ Tiddy, 1 October 1917, South African War Veteran, Absent on AIF duty.

Temporary Adjutant

Lieutenant F Butterworth, 1 October 1914.

Quartermaster

Honorary Captain MC Trotter, 18 January 1916, Absent on AIF duty.

Temporary Quartermaster

Lieutenant NM Bell, 1 November 1914.

Medical Officer

Major R MacDonald, Absent on AIF duty.

Captain R Wallace.

Veterinary Officer

Captain S Speer.

Area Officers

Lieutenant DJ Binnie, Honorary Captain, Area Officer, 1 July 1915.

Machine Gun Section

Brisbane

Captain A Martin, Brevet Major, 1 September 1917, Absent on AIF duty.

"A" Squadron, Beenleigh - Hemmant - Beaudesert - Oxley

Captain RS Pitt, 15 February 1915.

Lieutenant AP Struss, 16 January 1914, Absent on AIF duty.

Lieutenant LP Power, 1 July 1915.

Lieutenant GWW White, 1 July 1915, Absent on AIF duty.

Lieutenant LH Pike, 1 October 1915, Absent on AIF duty.

Lieutenant CL Collin, 1 October 1915.

"B" Squadron, Ipswich - Lowood - Marburg

Lieutenant FW Banff, 12 July 1909, Absent on AIF duty.

Lieutenant WJ Handley, 1 February 1915, Absent on AIF duty.

Lieutenant W Patrick, 1 July 1915, Absent on AIF duty.

Lieutenant F Evans, 1 July 1915, Absent on AIF duty.

Lieutenant TRU Haines, 1 July 1915.

"C" Squadron, Gatton - Winwill - Forest Hill - Laidley

Captain TJ Logan, 12 March 1907, South African War Veteran, Absent on AIF duty.

Lieutenant PA Logan, 1 July 1915.

Lieutenant TJ Ford, 1 July 1915, Absent on AIF duty.

Previous: 2nd (Queensland Mounted Infantry) Australian Light Horse, 1917

Next: 2nd (Queensland Mounted Infantry) Australian Light Horse, 1919

Further Reading:

Militia Light Horse - Queensland

Citation: 2nd (Queensland Mounted Infantry) Australian Light Horse, 1918

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17th/23rd/18th Australian Light Horse, Contents
Topic: Militia - LHS - 17/23/18

17th/23rd/18th ALH

17th/23rd/18th Australian Light Horse

Contents

Adelaide Cavalry Squadron [1841 - 1844]
Adelaide Mounted Rifles [1844 - 1899]

South Australian Mounted Rifles, 1899-1903

17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse Regiment, 1903-1912

23rd (Barossa) Australian Light Horse Regiment, 1912-1919

18th Adelaide Lancers, 1919-1935

18th Light Horse Machine Gun Regiment (Adelaide Lancers), 1935-1942

18th Motor Regiment (Adelaide Lancers), 1942-1943

Equis Armis Virtute - By Horses, arms and Virtue

17th/23rd/18th Australian Light Horse

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

History

Below is a brief historical outline from RK Peacock, Evolution of Australian Light Horse Regiments 1841-1935, Unpublished MSS, c.1936, p. 3.

The flame which kindled the fire bringing the regiment into existence dates back to the year 1841 when a Squadron of Cavalry was raised in Adelaide. During 1844 a small reorganisation was effected brining forth the Adelaide Mounted Rifle Corps, which, by 1867 was composed of four troops, vis. No. 1 Molong Troop; No. 2 Strathalbyn Troop; No. 3 Adelaide Troop and No. 4 Reedbeds Troop. In 1899 the Adelaide Mounted Rifle Corps had become the South Australian Mounted Rifles and No 3 Adelaide Troop became No. 1 Squadron, together with portion of troops at Yankalilla, Inman Valley and Victor Harbor. By 1901 the No. 1 troop at Adelaide became the active portion of the mounted rifles the remainder being styled the reserves. In the Federal reorganisation of 1903 No. 1 Squadron (active) and No. 2, 4 and 5 Squadrons (reserve) were formed into a regiment styled 16th Australian Light Horse Regiment (South Australian Mounted Rifles) with four Squadrons, also an attached squadron designated No. 5 Squadron. At the reorganisation of 1912 Nos. 2, 3 and, 4 Squadrons of the 16th, A.L.H. Regiment, together with No. 4 Squadron of the 17th. A.L.H. Regiment became the 22nd Light Horse (SAMR) whilst No. 1 Squadron of the 16th formed the nucleus of the 23rd Light Horse (q.v.). The other changes which followed this regiment did not occur until 1918 when the 22nd. Light horse continued as the 3rd Light Horse (South Australian Mounted Rifles) and as such it continued until the Divisional re-organisation of 1921 when part of the 3rd Light Horse Regiment and part of the 30th Light Horse Regiment became designated 3rd Light Horse Regiment (South Australian Mounted Rifles).

Items

History

Nominal Roll

Regimental Structure 1903 -1920

This section explores the evolution of the Regiment from its first origins as a Commonwealth formation. Each year maps the movement of men and often locations of the various Squadrons and Troops. To get the flavour of the Regiment, it is best to begin the journey at 1903 and follow though each year till 1920.

South Australian Mounted Rifles

South Australian Mounted Rifles, June 1903

17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, December 1903
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, 1904
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, 1905
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, 1906
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, 1907
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, 1908
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, 1909
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, 1910
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, 1911
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, June 1912

23rd (Barossa) Australian Light Horse
23rd Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, December 1912
23rd Australian (Barossa) Light Horse, 1913
23rd Australian (Barossa) Light Horse, 1914
23rd Australian (Barossa) Light Horse, 1915
23rd Australian (Barossa) Light Horse, 1916
23rd Australian (Barossa) Light Horse, 1917
23rd Australian (Barossa) Light Horse, 1918

18th Adelaide Lancers Light Horse Regiment
18th Adelaide Lancers Light Horse Regiment, 1919
18th Adelaide Lancers Light Horse Regiment, 1920

Service in the Great War

17th/23rd/18th Australian Light Horse, Service in the Great War

Roll of Honour

17th/23rd/18th Australian Light Horse, Roll of Honour

Lest we forget.

Further Reading:

17th/23rd/18th Australian Light Horse, Roll of Honour

Militia Light Horse, South Australia

Citation: 17th/23rd/18th Australian Light Horse, Contents

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Australian Light Horse - Full Index

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Australian Light Horse - Full Index, Embarkation Roll: KIL to KNI
Topic: AIF - ALH - A to Z

ALH, AIF

Australian Light Horse - Full Index

Embarkation Roll: KIL to KNI

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: KIL to KNI

Joseph Robert KILLENDER, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

David Hatton KILLICOAT, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Phillip Darby KILLICOAT, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Ernest Samuel KILLIN, General Service Reinforcements.

George Gordon KILLNER, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

George Gordon KILLNER, 1st Light Horse Field Ambulance.

Alexander Irwin KILPATRICK, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Clifton KILPATRICK, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Edward Richard KILPATRICK, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Ernest Cyril KILPATRICK, 2nd Light Horse Field Ambulance.

Francis Walter KILPATRICK, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

James Eric KILPATRICK, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

James Murray KILPATRICK, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

Stuart William KILPATRICK, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Victor KILPATRICK, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Albert John KILSBY, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Gilbert Thomas KILSBY, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Leslie Austin KIMBALL, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Allan Thomas KIMBER, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

James Henry KIMBER, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

William Edward John KIMBER, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Allan Edward KIMBERLEY, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Arthur Frederick KIMBERLEY, Light Horse Signal Reinforcements.

John Robert KIMBERLEY, 3rd Light Horse Field Ambulance.

Robert KIMLER, General Service Reinforcements.

Norman Leslie KIMPTON, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas Harold KIMPTON, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Albert Edward KINCAID, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Archibald KINCAID, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

John KINCH, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Edward Charles KINDER, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

William John KINDER, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

Michael Joseph KINEAVY, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Albert Edward KING, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Albert Edwin KING, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Albert Ernest KING, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Albert Joseph KING, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Albert Leslie KING, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Alexander KING, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Alexander Harold KING, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Alfred KING, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Alfred Bates KING, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Allan KING, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

Allan Lancelot Hammell KING, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

Amos Glen KING, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Arthur Leslie Victor KING, 1st Light Horse Signal Troop.

Arthur Norman KING, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Bertie KING, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

Campbell Hardinge Giffard KING, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Campbell Hardinge Giffard KING, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Cecil James KING, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Charles KING, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Charles David KING, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Charles Leonard KING, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Charles Sewall KING, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Charles Trethowan KING, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Claude William KING, Light Horse Signal Reinforcements.

Clyde Morris KING, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

David KING, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

David Alexander KING, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

David Alexander KING, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

David Matthew KING, 1st Australian Wireless Squadron.

Edgar Cecil KING, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Edward KING, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Edward KING, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Edward Thomas KING, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Edwin Joseph KING, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Elijah KING, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

Frank Horace Richard KING, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Frederick Dodkin KING, 1st Light Horse Signal Squadron.

Frederick John KING, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Frederick Leonard KING, 1st Light Horse Signal Squadron.

Frederick Neebone KING, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

George KING, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

George Henry KING, 1st Australian Wireless Squadron.

George Howard KING, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

George Shadrick KING, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

George Stanley Arthur KING, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

Glen Roy KING, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Gordon Alexander KING, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Gordon Charles KING, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

Henry KING, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Henry KING, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Henry Aubrey KING, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Henry Aubrey KING, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Henry John KING, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Hubert Gordon KING, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Jack Edward Banks KING, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

James KING, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

James William KING, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

John Osborne KING, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

John Peter KING, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Joseph Francis KING, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Joseph Freebury KING, 1st Australian Wireless Squadron.

Kevin Edward KING, Light Horse Signal Reinforcements.

Leslie William KING, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Loyal James KING, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Martin Frederick KING, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Nat KING, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Norman KING, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Patrick KING, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

Percival James KING, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Percival James KING, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Percy Gains KING, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Reginald Charles KING, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Reginald Sandford KING, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Reginald Tilby KING, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Richard KING, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Ronald Rutherford KING, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Rooper KING, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Roy KING, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

Skipper KING, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

Stanley Hector KING, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Stephen KING, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

Sydney KING, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas Alfred KING, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas James KING, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas Orphen Edward KING, 2nd Light Horse Field Ambulance.

Thomas Throsby Smyth KING, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Timothy Patrick KING, General Service Reinforcements.

Walter James KING, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Walter Patrick Joseph KING, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

Washington Kingsley KING, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

William KING, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

William KING, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

William Alfred KING, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

William Edward KING, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

William John KING, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

William Keith KING, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

William Leonard KING, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

William Thomas KING, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

William Vincent KING, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Winrow KING, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

Samuel KING-DAVIES, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

William Henry KINGDOM, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

Henry Rodney Robert KINGDON, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Walter Rodney KINGHORN, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

William KINGHORN, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Edward James KINGS, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

Leslie James KINGSBROUGH, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Ernest Lionel KINGSBURY, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Ainslie KINGSFORD, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

William Raymond KINGSFORD, 4th Light Horse Signal Troop.

Charles Edward KINGSFORD-SMITH, 4th Light Horse Signal Troop.

Robert Matthew KINGSLAND, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

Charles Leslie KINGSLEY, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Charles Leslie KINGSLEY, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

John Raymond Percy KINGSLEY, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Frederick Charles KINGSTON, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Harold KINGSTON, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

William Joseph KINGSTON, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Ernest John KINKADE, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

James John Benedict KINKEAD, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

David Guy KINLOCK, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Allan Bruce KINNAIRD, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Clair De Lacy KINNANE, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Clair Delacy KINNANE, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Martin Michael KINNANE, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

William Michael KINNANE, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

David Lawrence KINNEAR, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Emmett Gratton KINNEAR, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Francis Dominick KINNEAR, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

George Albert KINNEAR, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Norman Charles KINNERSLY, General Service Reinforcements.

Claude Douglas KINRED, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Norman Francis KINSELLA, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

Vernon KIPPING, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Alexander KIRBY, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Edmond KIRBY, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Geoffrey Hasson KIRBY, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

George Henry KIRBY, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Henry KIRBY, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Henry Charles KIRBY, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

James Joseph KIRBY, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Martin Edward Oscar KIRBY, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

Richard William KIRBY, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Cecil Milton KIRCHUBEL, 1st Australian Wireless Squadron.

Alfred Charles KIRK, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Duncan KIRK, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Edwin Dolby KIRK, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

Frederick William KIRK, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

George Mackie KIRK, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

Henry David KIRK, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

James Brown KIRK, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

John KIRK, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

John KIRK, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Phillip Thomas KIRK, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Walter Alister KIRK, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Leslie George KIRKBRIDE, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Roland KIRKBRIDE, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas KIRKBRIDE, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

George Thomas KIRKBRIDGE, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

Charles Kempson KIRKBY, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Harold Boston KIRKBY, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Malcolm KIRKHAM, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

William Rupert KIRKHAM, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

Hugh Kenneth KIRKLAND, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

William Henry Harold KIRKLAND, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

William Kilpatrick KIRKLAND, 1st Light Horse Signal Squadron.

Launcelot KIRKLEY, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Henry KIRKMAN, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

James KIRKMAN, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

John Lawrence KIRKMAN, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

John Ferris KIRKPATRICK, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Joseph KIRKPATRICK, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

Reginald Costerfield KIRKPATRICK, 1st Light Horse Signal Troop.

Robert KIRKPATRICK, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

Samuel Charlton KIRKPATRICK, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas Allan KIRKPATRICK, General Service Reinforcements.

Frank Edgar KIRKUP, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Frederick John KIRKUP, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Albert Percy KIRKWOOD, General Service Reinforcements.

Alexander KIRKWOOD, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Herbert Henry KIRKWOOD, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Herbert Vincent KIRKWOOD, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

James KIRKWOOD, 13th Light Horse Regiment.

John Leslie KIRKWOOD, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas Moir KIRKWOOD, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Leslie Matthew KIRLEY, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Lewis Victoria KIRLEY, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Frederick William KIRSCH, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Cecil Roy KIRTON, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Walter Leo KIRTON, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Roy KIRWAN, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Sydney James KIRWAN, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

John KISSICK, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

James Arthur KITCHEN, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

Samuel Ernest KITCHEN, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Stanley Nicholas KITCHEN, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Frank Herbert KITCHER, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

George Kenneth KITCHING, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

George Kenneth KITCHING, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Harry KITCHING, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Miles Gordon KITE, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

John Gordon KITELY, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Harold Cotton KITHER, 11th Light Horse Regiment.

John Fleming KITHER, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Adolphus KITSON, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Spencer Francis KITTELTY, 3rd Light Horse Field Ambulance.

Reginald Edward KITTO, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Albert Rudolph KITZELMAN, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Oswald Albert KLAEBE, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Adolph KLAR, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Herman KLAUKE, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Rudolph KLAUKE, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Edward Alexander KLEEBERGER, General Service Reinforcements.

Harold Raymond KLEEM, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

Hugh Wilford KLEEM, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

Robert KLEESH, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Frederick John KLEIN, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Frederick John KLEIN, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Henry KLEINER, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Carl Siegfried KLEMKE, Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

George Charles KLINE, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Herbert Gordon KLINE, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

John Ernest KLINGBERG, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Louis Alfred KLOPPER, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Eden KNALL, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Robert Egbert KNAPMAN, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Rupert Alfred Edward KNAPP, General Service Reinforcements.

Frederick William KNAPPSTEIN, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Alan Elmy KNAPTON, Light Horse Reinforcements.

Cuthbert Vivian KNAUER, General Service Reinforcements.

Arthur William KNAUF, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

Ewald KNAUS, 1st Light Horse Field Ambulance.

John KNAUT, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

George KNEALE, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

George KNEALE, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Norman KNEIPP, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

Clive Thomas Burrows KNELL, Light Horse Signal Reinforcements.

Ernest Marshall KNELL, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

William John KNIBBS, 9th Light Horse Regiment.

Ernest Augustus KNICKEL, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Albert Victor KNIGHT, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

Alexander James KNIGHT, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Alfred KNIGHT, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Alfred James KNIGHT, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Alfred James KNIGHT, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Archibald Roland KNIGHT, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Cecil Charles KNIGHT, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Charles Eastwood KNIGHT, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Edward Charles KNIGHT, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Edward Henry KNIGHT, General Service Reinforcements.

Edward Nathan KNIGHT, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Frank Frederick KNIGHT, 3rd Light Horse Regiment.

Frank Harold KNIGHT, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

George Henry KNIGHT, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

James Albert KNIGHT, 1st Light Horse Field Ambulance.

John Herbert KNIGHT, 1st Australian Wireless Squadron.

John Hope Hamilton KNIGHT, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

John Percival KNIGHT, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

John Thomas Stewart KNIGHT, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

Joseph KNIGHT, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Joseph Walter Charles KNIGHT, 1st Light Horse Regiment.

Leonard KNIGHT, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Leonard Walter KNIGHT, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

Leslie Hugh KNIGHT, 7th Light Horse Regiment.

Leslie Thomas KNIGHT, 1st Light Horse Signal Troop.

Mervyn Digby KNIGHT, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Norman George KNIGHT, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

Patrick KNIGHT, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

Phillip KNIGHT, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Sydney Victor Spencer KNIGHT, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

Thomas Carlile KNIGHT, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

Wilfred KNIGHT, 10th Light Horse Regiment.

Wilfred Raymond KNIGHT, 12th Light Horse Regiment.

William KNIGHT, 2nd Light Horse Regiment.

William KNIGHT, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

William KNIGHT, 8th Light Horse Regiment.

William Allen KNIGHT, 6th Light Horse Regiment.

William Edward KNIGHT, 4th Light Horse Regiment.

William Francis KNIGHT, 5th Light Horse Regiment.

William James KNIGHT, 1st 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:

The Light Horse

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

Citation: Australian Light Horse - Full Index, Embarkation Roll: KIL to KNI

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24th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse, Contents
Topic: Militia - LHS - 24/9

24th ALH

24th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse

Contents

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 - ]

9th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse Badge

24th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse

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

History:

Extracted from RK Peacock, Evolution of Australian Light Horse Regiments 1841-1935, p. 9.

9th LIGHT HORSE (FLINDERS LIGHT HORSE).

The birth of the present regiment owes its origin to the formation, in 1895, of TWO TROOPS OF SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CAVALRY (LANCERS).

By 1899 those troops had evolved into the SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MOUNTED RIFLES (active) and (reserve). The former was composed of No. 1 Squadron Adelaide; No. 2 Yankalilla, Second Valley, Inman Valley and Port Victor; and No. 3 Squadron at Jamestown, Port Germein and Spalding. The Reserve Squadron, (No.4) raised at Mount Gambier and Wallaroo.

In 1901 Nos. 2 to 7 Squadrons formed the Reserve portion of the South .South Australian Mounted Rifles until the Federal re-organization of 1903 when Nos. 3, 6 and 7 Squadrons became the 17th AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT (SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MOUNTED RIFLES) under which title they carried on until 1912 when Nos. 1, 2, and 3 Squadrons of the 17th were designated 24th LIGHT HORSE (S.A.M.R.) remaining as such until 1913 when the territorial title was altered to 24th (FLINDERS) LIGHT HORSE.

They were subjected to another change in 1918 when the 24th became the 9th (FLINDERS) LIGHT HORSE, carrying on until 1930, when they again altered their designation to 9th LIGHT HORSE (FLINDERS LIGHT HORSE).

Items

Regimental Structure 1903 -1912
This section explores the evolution of the Regiment from its first origins as parts of the South Australian Mounted Rifles. Each year maps the movement of men and often locations of the various Squadrons and Troops. To get the flavour of the Regiment, it is best to begin the journey at 1903 and follow though each year till 1912.

South Australian Mounted Rifles
South Australian Mounted Rifles, June 1903

17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, December 1903
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, 1904
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, 1905
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, 1906
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, 1907
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, 1908
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, 1909
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, 1910
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, 1911
17th Australian (South Australian Mounted Rifles) Light Horse, June 1912

Regimental Structure 1912 -1920
This section explores the evolution of the Regiment from its first origins as a Commonwealth formation. Each year maps the movement of men and often locations of the various Squadrons and Troops. To get the flavour of the Regiment, it is best to begin the journey at 1912 and follow though each year till 1920.

24th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse
24th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse, 1912
24th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse, 1913
24th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse, 1914
24th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse, 1915
24th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse, 1916
24th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse, 1917
24th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse, 1918

9th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse
9th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse, 1919
9th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse, 1920

Roll of Honour

24th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse, Roll of Honour

Lest we forget

Nominal Roll of Service in the Great War

Nominal Roll contains the names of all the men known to have served at one time with the 24th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse who undertook service for Australia during the Great War.

24th Australian (Flinders) Light Horse, Service in the Great War

Further Reading:

Militia Light Horse, South Australia

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

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Updated: Saturday, 5 June 2010 12:28 PM EADT