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Private Adolf SAAIJARVI 2709A M.M.
4th Australian Pioneers Died 28-10-1918 Son of Adolf & Louisa Saarjarvi Husband of Anna Saarijarvi, Regent's Park, London, England. Native of Finland. |
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Private Elvin SAVAGE 6107
13th Battalion Australian Infantry Died 8-2-1919 aged 30years Son of Rebecca Savage, Brixton, London, England. |
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Private Ernest Bolney SCOTT 1313
59th Battalion Australian Infantry
Died of wounds 25-5-1918 aged 22years
Son of Francis F. & Elizabeth R. Scott, Garden Vale, Victoria.
Native of Victoria.
59th Battalion Australian Infantry
Died of wounds 25-5-1918 aged 22years
Son of Francis F. & Elizabeth R. Scott, Garden Vale, Victoria.
Native of Victoria.
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Major Miles Charles Cariston SETON
Australian Army Medical Corps
Died 13-1-1919 aged 44years
Son of William C. & Amy I. Seton
Native of Edinburgh, Scotland
Australian Army Medical Corps
Died 13-1-1919 aged 44years
Son of William C. & Amy I. Seton
Native of Edinburgh, Scotland
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Second Lieutenant Francis Cunningham SHAPIRA
69th Squadron, Australian Flying Corps Died of accident injuries 21-8-1917 aged 29 years Son of the Rev. A.W. & Theresa Shapira, Queenstown, Tasmania. Native of London, England. 
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War service of Old Melburnians 1914 –1918’ Melbourne Church of England Grammar School
CUNNINGHAM FELIX SHAPIRA who died in England as the result of an aeroplane accident on 21st August 1917 was the son of the late Rev. A. W. Shapira. He was born in 1887 and was at School in 1902. On leaving School he went into an office in Sydney and received a commercial training. After being in West Australia for about 18 months he returned to Sydney and then took a position as bookkeeper on Springvale Station, Darling Downs, Queensland. He was seriously ill then with typhoid, and was later book-keeper at Fontenoy Station, near Young, N.S.W., and was there for about six years. He enlisted in January 1915 and left for Egypt in the following June with the 18th Battalion. He was twice, slightly wounded at Anzac, but was present at the Evacuation. In August 1916 he received a severe scalp wound while acting as Sergeant-Major, and then he entered into training for the Australian Flying Corps and was gazetted to a commission on 19th June 1917. He was due to return to France on 21st August, but an accident occurred, in which he and the Air Mechanic were fatally injured.
CUNNINGHAM FELIX SHAPIRA who died in England as the result of an aeroplane accident on 21st August 1917 was the son of the late Rev. A. W. Shapira. He was born in 1887 and was at School in 1902. On leaving School he went into an office in Sydney and received a commercial training. After being in West Australia for about 18 months he returned to Sydney and then took a position as bookkeeper on Springvale Station, Darling Downs, Queensland. He was seriously ill then with typhoid, and was later book-keeper at Fontenoy Station, near Young, N.S.W., and was there for about six years. He enlisted in January 1915 and left for Egypt in the following June with the 18th Battalion. He was twice, slightly wounded at Anzac, but was present at the Evacuation. In August 1916 he received a severe scalp wound while acting as Sergeant-Major, and then he entered into training for the Australian Flying Corps and was gazetted to a commission on 19th June 1917. He was due to return to France on 21st August, but an accident occurred, in which he and the Air Mechanic were fatally injured.
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Private George Robert SHARPE 6162
26th Battalion Australian Infantry Died of wounds 5-11-1917 aged 29years Son of George & Jane Sharpe. Native of Booval, Queensland. |
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Air Mechanic 2nd Class William Douglas SLOANE 694
Australian Flying Corps Died of accident injuries 21-8-1917 Son of James & Amy Elizabeth Sloane. Native of Mulwala, New South Wales. |
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Second Corporal Frederick Ernest SMALE 37477
Tunnelling Company N.Z. Engineers New Zealand Expeditionary Force Died from illness 4-2-1918 aged 24years Son of Thomasine & the late George Smale, Newton, Auckland. Native of Australia. 
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Lieutenant Francis John SMEDLEY M.C.
7th Battalion Australian Infantry
Died of wounds 20-8-1918
Son of Samuel & Janet Smedley
Husband of Florence M. Smedley, Hawthorn, Victoria.
Native of Carlton, Victoria
7th Battalion Australian Infantry
Died of wounds 20-8-1918
Son of Samuel & Janet Smedley
Husband of Florence M. Smedley, Hawthorn, Victoria.
Native of Carlton, Victoria
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Private George Samuel SMITH 2640
14th Battalion Australian Infantry Died of wounds 5-9-1918 aged 42years Son of George Samuel & Minnie Smith Husband of J. Smith, of 10, Clifton Rd., Aberdeen, Scotland. Native of London, England. |
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Driver Lindsay Gordon SMITH 1952 M.M.
14th Brigade Australian Field Artillery
Died of wounds 19-10-1918 aged 29years
Son of William Paynton & Silvy Sarah Eliza Smith.
Native of Wellington, New South Wales.
14th Brigade Australian Field Artillery
Died of wounds 19-10-1918 aged 29years
Son of William Paynton & Silvy Sarah Eliza Smith.
Native of Wellington, New South Wales.
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Private Rupert Espiner SMITH 5677
26th Battalion Australian Infantry Died of wounds 5-9-1918 aged 31years Son of John & Elizabeth Smith, Herbert River, North Queensland. Native of Townsville, Queensland |
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Bombardier Walter George SMITH 29578
6th Brigade Australian Field Artillery Died of wounds 16-1-1919 aged 28years Son of David & Eliza Smith. Native of Moonee Ponds, Victoria. |
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Private William George Thomas SMITH 5226
8th Battalion Australian Infantry Died of wounds 13-8-1918 aged 36years Son of William George & Catherine Smith. Native of Mount Gambier, South Australia. |
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Lieutenant William Henry Gordon SMITH M.C.
7th Battalion Australian Infantry Died of illness 30-10-1918 aged 27years Son of William Samuel & Martha Smith. Native of North Melbourne, Victoria. |
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Private John Albert SMITH 1731A
60th Battalion Australian Infantry Died 1-10-1918 |
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Private Walter Reginald SMYTHE 3896
31st Battalion Australian Infantry Died of illness 3-3-1917 aged 47years Son of the late Thomas & Drusilla Smythe Husband of Agnes Smythe, Shepparton, Victoria, |
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Private William Walter Randal SOUTHWOOD 3691
12th Battalion Australian Infantry
Died of wounds 12-10-1917 aged 33years
Son of William & Annie Southwood
Husband of Emily Elizabeth Southwood, Cromer, Norfolk, England.
Native of Balaklava, South Australia.
12th Battalion Australian Infantry
Died of wounds 12-10-1917 aged 33years
Son of William & Annie Southwood
Husband of Emily Elizabeth Southwood, Cromer, Norfolk, England.
Native of Balaklava, South Australia.
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Sapper Edward Charles SPARKES 2828
Operating Section Details Australian Railway Corps Died of illness 22-2-1919 aged 28years Son of George & Emily Sparkes, Unley, South Australia. Native of England. |
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Gunner Charles Vivian SPRIGGS 25643
10th Brigade Australian Field Artillery Died of wounds 4-12-1917 aged 22years Son of Francis T. & Alice E. Spriggs,Wollongong, N.S.W. Native of Wollongong. |
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Lance Sergeant Edward Joseph STACK 1104
Australian Army Pay Corps Died of accident injuries 9-2-1919 Son of Thomas & Catherine Stack, Paddington, Brisbane. |
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Private Walter David STARLING 3004
29th Battalion Australian Infantry Died of wounds 18-5-1918 aged 27years Son of George Davies & Margaret Starling Husband of Eveline Starling, Terang, Victoria. Native of Diamond Creek, Victoria. |
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Sergeant Oswald Oliver STEEL 903
35th Battalion Australian Infantry Died 10-8-1917 aged 26years |
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Farrier Sergeant Iveon STEPHENS 2235
14th Brigade Australian Field Artillery
Died of illness 16-2-1919 aged 26years
Son of John and M. J. Stephens.
Native of Blakeville, Victoria.
14th Brigade Australian Field Artillery
Died of illness 16-2-1919 aged 26years
Son of John and M. J. Stephens.
Native of Blakeville, Victoria.
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Chaplain 3rd Class The Rev. William Johnstone STEVENS
Australian Army Chaplains Department Died of wounds 15-11-1917 aged 49years Son of William John & Susannah Marian Stevens. Native of Wycombe, England. |
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Private Earle Russell STOKES 2204A
9th Battalion Australian Infantry Died of illness 18-9-1917 aged 21years Son of Augustus Joseph & Jessie Florence Stokes, of Lismore, N.S.W. Native of Grafton, Clarence River, New South Wales. |
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Gunner Cyril John STONHAM 3367
5th Division Ammunition Column H.Q. Australian Field Artillery Died 12-2-1919 aged 20years Son of Alfred &Ada Stonham, Haberfield, N.S.W. Native of Narellan, New South Wales. |
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Sergeant Thomas James STRANGER 872
5th Company Australian Railway Corps Died of illness 10-4-1918 aged 54years Son of Thomas & Mary Elizabeth Stranger Husband of E. M. Stranger,West Leederville, Western Australia. Native of Ballarat, Victoria 
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Sergeant Frederick Charles STRONELL 2390
21st Battalion Australian Infantry Died of wounds 9-7-1918 aged 26years Son of Charles & Hannah Stronell, Central Bankstown N.S.W. Native of Victoria, Australia. |
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Second Lieutenant Horace Tasman STUART
40th Battalion Australian Infantry
Died of illness 13-3-1917 aged 20years
Son of Charles & Mary Stuart.
Native of Launceston, Tasmania.
40th Battalion Australian Infantry
Died of illness 13-3-1917 aged 20years
Son of Charles & Mary Stuart.
Native of Launceston, Tasmania.
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Photo: Tasmania Weekly Courier 7-6-1917
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Private Joseph Bede TALBOT 3258
4th Battalion Australian Infantry Died of illness 9-2-1919 aged 36years Son of William & Catherine Talbot Husband of Florence Ada Talbot, Redfern, Sydney. |
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Private Alfred TAYLOR 5954
24th Battalion Australian Infantry Died of illness 10-11-1918 aged 30years Son of Fred Taylor Husband of Margaret Taylor,Sydney, N.S.W. Native of London, England. |
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Driver Harold Llewellyn THOMAS 29607
110th Howitzer Battery Australian Field Artillery Died of wounds 5-11-1917 aged 23years Son of Edwin Herbert & Esther Rosina Thomas. Native of Perth, Western Australia. |
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Private William George THOMAS 21
I.O.M. Section, Australian Army Ordnance Corps Died of illness 14-4-1918 aged 33years Son of Isaac & Martha Thomas. Native of Port Lincoln. South Australia. |
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Private Daniel THORPE 4267
28th Battalion Australian Infantry Died 13-7-1918 |
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Private Stanley George TIBBETTS 3094
Operating Section Details, Australian Railway Corps Died of illness 26-10-1918 aged 27years Son of James William & Janet Tibbetts Husband of Florence Madeline Tibbetts, St. Peters, N.S.W. Native of Sydney, N.S.W. |
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Lance Corporal Joseph Arthur TREZISE 934
13th Australian Light Horse Died of illness 9-2-1919 aged 28years Son of Richard & Elizabeth Trezise Husband of Ellen L. Trezise, Oakleigh, Victoria. Native of Clunes, Victoria. |
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