The Battle of Gueudecourt

France, 5 - 14 November 1916

AIF Forces

Roll of Honour, 8 November 1916

Poppies on the Roll of Honour, Australian War Memorial, Canberra

The Roll of Honour contains the names of all the men within the Australian Forces known to have given their lives in service during the Battle of Gueudecourt, France, 5 - 14 November 1916.

Roll of Honour

 

Francis Arthur ANDERS, 6th Machine Gun Company.

Frederick John APLIN, 17th Infantry Battalion.

 

Thomas Arthur BROWN, 28th Infantry Battalion.

Herbert BUCKLEY, 6th Machine Gun Company.

Edwin John BYRNE, 18th Infantry Battalion.

 

James CARMICHAEL, 28th Infantry Battalion.

Thomas CAVANAGH, 24th Infantry Battalion.

Charles William CHATTERTON, 18th Infantry Battalion.

Arthur Leslie CLEAVES, 23rd Infantry Battalion.

Edward Matcham COX, 3rd Infantry Battalion.

David CUMMING, 17th Infantry Battalion.

 

Frank Lindsay DAVIES, 23rd Infantry Battalion.

Richard Gordon DAWES, 21st Infantry Battalion.

Joseph Thomas DUNCAN, 24th Infantry Battalion.

 

Albert Edmund FLETT, 23rd Infantry Battalion.

 

James GARDNER, 5th Medium Trench Mortar Battery.

Clyde GARLAND, 8th Infantry Battalion.

William GLADSTONE, 8th Infantry Battalion.

Royal Aloysius GRACE, 18th Infantry Battalion.

Donald Edwin Robinson GRAHAM, 5th Medium Trench Mortar Battery.

 

Andrew HACKET, 27th Infantry Battalion.

William Mark HELLEQUIN, 18th Infantry Battalion.

Aubrey Seaton HILL, 20th Infantry Battalion.

John HOGAN, 18th Infantry Battalion.

Richard Snalam HUNT, 14th Field Company Engineers.

Charles Henry HUTCHISON, 22nd Infantry Battalion.

 

Frank Raymond JAMES, 3rd Infantry Battalion.

Thomas JOYCE, 18th Infantry Battalion.

 

Matthew KIRWAN, 8th Infantry Battalion.

 

Edward Wallace LAW, 18th Infantry Battalion.

 

George Adam MATCHETT, 18th Infantry Battalion.

Frederick William Hordern MATTHEWS, 6th Machine Gun Company.

Walter Richard MCLEAN, 22nd Infantry Battalion.

Francis Cornwall MOAD, 3rd Infantry Battalion.

Harry Costley MORRIS, 18th Infantry Battalion.

 

Alfred Lindsay NEWLAND, 6th Machine Gun Company.

Keith Hayden NOYES, 10th Infantry Battalion.

 

Frederick Freeland OBREE, 23rd Infantry Battalion.

 

Edward Claude PERKINS, 17th Infantry Battalion.

Oscar Hugo Berghold REGNIER, 10th Infantry Battalion.

 

Daniel Bernard SWEENEY, 26th Infantry Battalion.

 

James William TAYLOR, 6th Machine Gun Company.

Albert TRAYNOR, 7th Infantry Battalion.

John Miller TRUELAND, 17th Infantry Battalion.

 

Thomas Roy WALLACE, 17th Infantry Battalion.

Llewellyn WILLIAMS, 10th Infantry Battalion.

Albert WOODCOCK, 28th Infantry Battalion.

 

Lest We Forget

Further Reading:

The Battle of Gueudecourt, France, 5 - 14 November 1916

The Battle of Gueudecourt, France, 5 - 14 November 1916, Roll of Honour

The Western Front

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Updated: Tuesday, 16 November 2010 3:13 PM EAST

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The Battle of Huj

Palestine, 8 November 1917

Australian Forces

Roll of Honour

Poppies on the Roll of Honour, Australian War Memorial, Canberra

The Roll of Honour contains the names of all the men known to have given their lives during the Battle of Huj, Palestine, 8 November 1917.

Roll of Honour

Percival Gilbert BARROW, 6th Light Horse Regiment 

William Eric BLACKSHAW, 5th Light Horse Regiment

Walter Joseph BRODIE, 7th Light Horse Regiment

 

Louden Park COCHRANE, 10th Light Horse Regiment

 

Charles Reginald MORLEY, 5th Light Horse Regiment

 

Wilfrid Wallace ROSS, 5th Light Horse Regiment

 

John Arthur THOMSON, 11th Light Horse Regiment

 

Tom WEBSTER, 5th Light Horse Regiment

Robert Glyn WILLIAMS, 5th Light Horse Regiment

Lest We Forget

Further Reading:

The Battle of Huj, Palestine, 8 November 1917

The Battle of Huj, Palestine, 8 November 1917, Roll of Honour

The Third Battle of Gaza, Palestine, 26 October 1917 - 2 January 1918

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

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Updated: Wednesday, 10 November 2010 12:07 PM EAST

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The Battle of Sheria

Palestine, 7 November 1917

Australian Forces

Roll of Honour

Poppies on the Roll of Honour, Australian War Memorial, Canberra

The Roll of Honour contains the names of all the men known to have given their lives during the Battle of Sheria, Palestine, 7 November 1917.

Roll of Honour

James Hamilton AYLIFFE, 3rd Australian Light Horse

 

Thomas Albert BENNETT, 11th Australian Light Horse

 

George COLEMAN, 11th Australian Light Horse

William Joseph COLEMAN, 11th Battalion Australian Light Horse

 

William James DUNBAR, 11th Australian Light Horse

 

Cyril John Alfred FLYNN, 11th Australian Light Horse

William Pateman FORSTER, 11th Australian Light Horse

 

Arthur Ernest HOPE, 11th Australian Light Horse

James John HULL, 11th Australian Light Horse

 

Leo Alphonsus KENNEDY, 12th Australian Light Horse

 

William Jack LINEDALE, 11th Australian Light Horse

Henry LITTLE, 11th Australian Light Horse

Timothy James O'NEILL, 11th Australian Light Horse

 

Thomas Alexander RANKIN, 11th Australian Light Horse

Stanley Oswald ROBINSON, 11th Australian Light Horse

Samuel ROSS, 11th Australian Light Horse

 

Lest We Forget

Further Reading:

The Battle of Sheria, Palestine, 7 November 1917

The Battle of Sheria, Palestine, 7 November 1917, Roll of Honour

The Third Battle of Gaza, Palestine, 26 October 1917 - 2 January 1918

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

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Updated: Wednesday, 10 November 2010 10:22 AM EAST

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The Battle of Gueudecourt

France, 5 - 14 November 1916

AIF Forces

Roll of Honour, 7 November 1916

Poppies on the Roll of Honour, Australian War Memorial, Canberra

The Roll of Honour contains the names of all the men within the Australian Forces known to have given their lives in service during the Battle of Gueudecourt, France, 5 - 14 November 1916.

Roll of Honour

 

George ALEXANDER, 28th Infantry Battalion.

Norman John ANTHONY, 25th Infantry Battalion.

 

Thomas Henry BEDGGOOD, 5th Infantry Battalion.

Perrin Hamilton BLACKHAM, 27th Infantry Battalion.

Norman Waterhouse BOOTH, 18th Infantry Battalion.

Stephen Joseph BOOTH, 1st Infantry Battalion.

Stanley Victor BRAMBLE, 4th Infantry Battalion.

Ivon Carlston BROMILOW, 1st Field Artillery Brigade.

 

Charles DAWES, 21st Infantry Battalion.

William Arthur DOWLEY, 23rd Infantry Battalion.

Frederick DUNN, 4th Pioneer Battalion.

 

Robert FORREST, 28th Infantry Battalion.

John William FRANCIS, 17th Infantry Battalion.

Benjamin Alfred FREESTONE, 21st Infantry Battalion.

 

Keith Harrison GEORGE, 1st Field Artillery Brigade.

 

William HERBERT, 1st Pioneer Battalion.

 

Arthur Frederick HYDE, 18th Infantry Battalion.

 

Walter Bernard JUTTNER, 27th Infantry Battalion.

 

William KILLEY, 1st Field Artillery Brigade.

Stanley John KITTLE, 23rd Infantry Battalion.

 

Alexander LAING, 23rd Infantry Battalion.

William LAMPARD, 18th Infantry Battalion.

 

Andrew Armour Burns MACKIE, 2nd Field Artillery Brigade.

Charles Henry MACKNEY, 1st Infantry Battalion.

Norman William MCCORMICK, 22nd Infantry Battalion.

Harry Stanley MCLEAN, 6th Field Ambulance.

Ernest Edwin MOOR, 2nd Field Company Engineers.

 

James George OSBORN, 2nd Pioneer Battalion.

 

Harry PILLINGER, 6th Field Ambulance.

 

Leslie SNEDDON, 22nd Infantry Battalion.

Holger Leidirg SORENSEN, 3rd Infantry Battalion.

Oswald James SPOWART, 5th Infantry Battalion.

Frederick Richard STEPHENS, 23rd Infantry Battalion.

 

Bernard TOMAN, 21st Infantry Battalion.

 

Thomas Colin WATSON, 20th Infantry Battalion.

Charles Leslie WESTERN, 17th Infantry Battalion.

 

Lest We Forget

Further Reading:

The Battle of Gueudecourt, France, 5 - 14 November 1916

The Battle of Gueudecourt, France, 5 - 14 November 1916, Roll of Honour

The Western Front

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Updated: Tuesday, 16 November 2010 3:11 PM EAST

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The Battle of Bothaville

South Africa, 6 November 1900

Allied Forces

Roll of Honour

Poppies on the Roll of Honour, Australian War Memorial, Canberra

The Roll of Honour contains the names of all the men known to have given their lives during the Battle of Bothaville, South Africa, 6 November 1900.

5749 Private G ATKINS, Mounted Infantry Company, East Kent Regiment, Killed in Action.

 

19910 Corporal BELSHAM, "U" Battery, Royal Horse Artillery, Wounded in Action.

3457 Private T BENSON, Mounted Infantry Company, East Kent Regiment, Wounded in Action.

210 Sergeant JF BILBOROUGH, Suffolk Regiment, Wounded in Action.

31918 Gunner A BOSOMWORTH, "U" Battery, Royal Horse Artillery, Wounded in Action.

Private S BROWN, Kitchener's Horse, Killed in Action.

3741 Corporal G BRYANT, Mounted Infantry Company, Gloucestershire Regiment, Killed in Action.

 

75462 Sergeant J CHERRY, "U" Battery, Royal Horse Artillery, Died of Wounds.

Captain GN COLVILE, Oxford Light Infantry, Wounded in Action.

 

6249 Private M DOLOHERY, Mounted Infantry Company, Royal Irish Regiment, Wounded in Action.

 

Captain FJ ENGLEBACH, Mounted Infantry Company, East Kent Regiment, Killed in Action.

3340 Private F EVANS, Mounted Infantry Company, East Yorkshire Regiment, Killed in Action.

 

5724 Private F FAGG, Mounted Infantry Company, East Kent Regiment, Killed in Action.

6188 Private W FOULKES, Mounted Infantry Company, Royal Irish Regiment, Wounded in Action.

2371 Corporal A FULLER, Suffolk Regiment, Wounded in Action.

 

Captain O HARRIS, West Riding Regiment, Wounded in Action.

Private G HEPWORTH, Kitchener's Horse, Killed in Action.

1536 Private J HOBSON, 6th Battalion Imperial Yeomanry, Wounded in Action.

3551 Private H HOLLAND, Mounted Infantry Company, East Yorkshire Regiment, Wounded in Action.

4933 Corporal G HORTON, Mounted Infantry Company, Worcestershire Regiment, Killed in Action.

9651 Private HOWARTH, Kitchener's Horse, Wounded in Action.

 

4760 Private J JOHNSON, Mounted Infantry Company, Gordon Highlanders Regiment, Killed in Action.

 

Lieutenant Colonel PW LE GALLAIS, 8th Hussars, Died of Wounds.

 

Captain GT MAIR, "U" Battery, Royal Horse Artillery, Wounded in Action.

4595 Colour Sergeant A MANGLES, Suffolk Regiment, Wounded in Action.

 

4925 Private H OLIVER, Suffolk Regiment, Wounded in Action.

23469 Gunner W PARKES, "U" Battery, Royal Horse Artillery, Wounded in Action.

Lieutenant AS PEEBLES, Suffolk Regiment, Wounded in Action.

Lieutenant C PERCY-SMITH, Middlesex Regiment, Wounded in Action.

 

3827 Sergeant L RAVEN, 2nd Essex Regiment, Wounded in Action.

72991 Corporal A ROGERS, "U" Battery, Royal Horse Artillery, Wounded in Action.

Lieutenant Colonel WC ROSS, Durham Light Infantry, Wounded in Action.

19521 Gunner L RUHL, "U" Battery, Royal Horse Artillery, Wounded in Action.

 

3930 Private C SCRIMSHAW, Derbyshire Regiment, Wounded in Action.

4272 Lance Corporal S SEDGWICK, Mounted Infantry Company, East Kent Regiment, Killed in Action.

3731 Corporal R SMITH, Mounted Infantry Company, Worcestershire Regiment, Killed in Action.

4153 Private T SMITH, Mounted Infantry Company, Worcestershire Regiment, Wounded in Action.

 

3009 Sergeant W TURNER, Suffolk Regiment, Wounded in Action.

 

Major NC WELCH, Hampshire Regiment, Wounded in Action.

4892 Private C WILKES, Mounted Infantry Company, Royal Irish Regiment, Wounded in Action.

3539 Private W WILKIN, Mounted Infantry Company, East Kent Regiment, Wounded in Action.

Lieutenant WAG WILLIAMS, Mounted Infantry Company, South Wales Borderers Regiment, Killed in Action.

Private F WOODHOUSE, Kitchener's Horse, Wounded in Action.

 

Lest We Forget

Further Reading:

The Battle of Bothaville, South Africa, 6 November 1900

The Battle of Bothaville, South Africa, 6 November 1900, Roll of Honour

The Boer War, A Short History

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

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Updated: Saturday, 6 November 2010 10:56 AM EADT

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