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| 2641 |
 | Hersin Communal Cemetery Extension, Hersin, Pas-de-Calais, Hauts-de-France FRA which is the burial place of No. 624777, Corporal Harold Leon DOIGE, 11th. and 8th. Battalions, Canadian Infantry, CEF.
| Hersin Communal Cemetery Extension | Located |
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| 2642 |
 | John Henry Axford BLIGHT (c. 1888-1945) and his wife Edith (m.n. DAYMAN, 1890-1987).
| St. Andrew's Churchyard | Located |
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| 2643 |
 | Kiel War Cemetery, SHO, GER
The last resting place of George Selwyn LONG-INNES (1907-1942). | Kiel War Cemetery | Located |
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| 2644 |
 | Kilder RC Cemetery, Kilder, Montferland, Gelderland NL which is the burial place of No. J/24994, Flying Officer (pilot) Howard Wallace SMITH, Royal Canadian Air Force serving with 630 Squadron RAF.
| Kilder RC Cemetery | Located |
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| 2645 |
 | Kranji War Cemetery, Singapore which is where the service and sacrifice of No. 560903, Flight-Sergeant William SLEE, MID, 84 Squadron, Royal Air Force is recorded.
| Kranji War Cemetery | Located |
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| 2646 |
 | La Targette British Cemetery, Neuville-Saint-Vaast, Pas-de-Calais, Hauts-de-France, FRA where No. 745500, Private Frederick Freeman WHETTER, 116th. Battalion, Canadian Infantry, CEF is buried.
| La Targette British Cemetery | Located |
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| 2647 |
 | Lancashire Landing Cemetery, Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey which is the burial place of Major Edward Lawrence BADDELEY, TD, (1870-1915), 1/8 Lancashire Fusiliers, MEF. Lest We Forget.
He was second in command of his regiment. | Lancashire Landing Cemetery | Located |
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| 2648 |
 | Large headstone at the Wesleyan Cemetery, Byng NSW
The following people were buried in this grave:
John Bray (1822-1843, Thomas PEARSE (1812-1946), Nicholas BRAY (1790-1864), James LANE (1817-1865), William BRAY (1819-1866) and his wife Mary A. (m.n. BOOTH, c. 1809-1867) and Joanna BRAY (m.n. LANE, c. 1787-1868) the wife of Nicholas BRAY (1790-1864) listed above. | Byng Wesleyan Cemetery | Located |
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| 2649 |
 | Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, Poperinge, West Flanders, Belgium which is the burial place of No. 3252, Sergeant Edward ELLIS, MM, MSM, 6th. Field Ambulance, Australian Army Medical Corps, AIF.
| Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery | Located |
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| 2650 |
 | Lone Pine Memorial Cemetery, Gallipoli Turkey
The sacrifice of Angus Duncan TREWIN (1895-1915) is commemorated here. Lest We Forget. | Lone Pine Memorial Cemetery | Located |
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| 2651 |
 | Marker commemorating the life of John Stawell 'Jack' GEORGE (1890-1917).
Killed in Action at Passchendaele, West Flanders BEL during WWI. | Barrabool Hills Cemetery | Located |
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| 2652 |
 | Marker commemorating the life of Stanley Willis GEORGE (1894-1916).
Killed in Action at Pozières, Somme Department, Hauts-de-France FRA | Barrabool Hills Cemetery | Located |
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| 2653 |
 | Marker for Herbert Leslie STRICKLAND (1906-1975).
| Eastern Cemetery, Geelong | Located |
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| 2654 |
 | Marker for Ila Harford CHING (1913-1993).
| Eastern Cemetery, Geelong | Located |
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| 2655 |
 | Marker for Judy Fay COTTERILL (m.n. ADAMS, 1938-1987).
| Barrabool Hills Cemetery | Located |
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| 2656 |
 | Markers for Francis Oswald HERD (1918-1992) and his second wife Margaret Isobel (m.n. WALLACE, 1928-2010).
| Barrabool Hills Cemetery | Located |
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| 2657 |
 | Markers for Roberts Alexander SAINSBERY (c. 1900-1973); his wife Vera (m.n. HEARD, 1902-1993) and their son Ian Roberts SAINSBERY (c. 1933-1985)
| Old Cemetery, Ballarat | Located |
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| 2658 |
 | Maroc British Cemetery
The burial place of No. 446762, Lieutenant Charles Henry Chepmell LANE, 10th. Battalion, Canadian Infantry, CEF. | Maroc British Cemetery | Located |
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| 2659 |
 | Massachusetts National Cemetery, Bourne, Barnstaple Co. MA
| Massachusetts National Cemetery | Located |
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| 2660 |
 | Massachusetts National Cemetery, Bourne, Barnstaple Co. MA
The burial place of William Andrew MELVILLE (1922-2005) who served in the US Air Force during WWII and the Korean War. | Massachusetts National Cemetery | Located |
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| 2661 |
 | Memorial headstone in memory of Cecil Wilfred MULDREW (1895-1917).
Cecil Wilfred MULDREW is also remembered on the wondeful Menin Gate Memorial to the Missing at Ypres, West Flanders, Belgium. Lest We Forget. | Virden Cemetery | Located |
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| 2662 |
 | Memorial stone in memory of William Vanstone CHADWICK (1887-1918) who was killed in action near Havrincourt, Pas-de-Calais, Hauts-de France, FRA during WWI. Lest We Forget.
| Waikaraka Cemetery | Located |
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| 2663 |
 | Memorial tablet including the name of No. 412217, Sergeant (Navigator) Harold Theodore WADDELL, RAAF, attached 44 Squadron (Rhodesia), RAF
Has no known grave. | Commonwealth Air Forces' Memorial, Runnymede | Located |
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| 2664 |
 | Menin Gate Memorial to the Missing, Ypres, West Flanders BEL
The service and sacrifice of No. 865910, Private Cecil Wilfred MULDREW, 8th. Battalion, Canadian Infantry, CEF is recorded on this wonderful Memorial. Lest We Forget. | Menin Gate Memorial to the Missing | Located |
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| 2665 |
 | Mericourt-L'Abbe Communal Cemetery Extension, Mericourt-L'Abbe, Pas-de-Calais FRA
| Mericourt-L'Abbe Communal Cemetery | Located |
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| 2666 |
 | Millencourt Communal Cemetery Extension, Millencourt, Somme, Hauts-de-France FRA
The burial place of Albert Edward NANKIVELL (1892-1918) who died while on active service on the Western Front in France. | Millencourt Communal Cemetery Extension | Located |
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| 2667 |
 | Moro River Canadian War Cemetery, Ortona Porto ITL where No. G/79285, Private George J. IVISON, The Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment, Royal Canadian Infantry Corps is buried.
| Moro River Canadian War Cemetery | Located |
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| 2668 |
 | Mudros East Cemetery, Mudros, Lemnos, Greece. The burial place of No. 280, Corporal Robert Charles HOCKRIDGE, B Squadron, 9th. Australian Light Horse Regiment, AIF.
| Mudros East Cemetery | |
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| 2669 |
 | Newport Cemetery, Lincoln LIN
The burial place of R.90344, Flight Sergeant (Air Gunner) Jack Walter FEAGAN, 50 Squadron (RAF), Royal Canadian Air Force. Lest We Forget. | Newport Cemetery | Located |
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| 2670 |
 | No. J/13955, Flying Officer (Navigator), RCAF serving with 612 Squadron RAF is remembered on the panels of the Runnymede Air Forces Memorial, Englefield Green SRY.
| Runnymede Air Forces' Memorial | Located |
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| 2671 |
 | Panel (#23) commemorating the sacrifice of No. 4086, Private Luke MONKOVITCH (sic) (c. 1874-1917) at the Menin Gate Memorial to the Missing, Ypres, West Flanders, Belgium. Lest We Forget.
| Menin Gate Memorial to the Missing | Located |
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| 2672 |
 | Panel at the Auckland War Memorial Museum, WWI Hall of Memories
Shows the name of No. 54678, Private, William Vanstone CHADWICK (1887-1918), 'C' Company, New Zealand Machine Gun Corps, NZEF. Killed in Action on 13 Sep 1918 near Havrincourt, Pas-de-Calais, Hauts-de-France FRA. Lest We Forget. | Auckland War Memorial Museum, WWI Hall of Memories | Located |
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| 2673 |
 | Panel commemorating the sacrifice of No. 6492, Pte. Walter Russell CHING (1896-1917), 23 Battalion, Australian Infantry, AIF, at the Menin Gate Memorial to the Missing, Ypres, West Flanders, Belgium. Lest We Forget.
| Menin Gate Memorial to the Missing | Located |
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| 2674 |
 | Panel on the Australian National Memorial, Somme, Villers-Bretonneux, Hauts-de-France FRA.
Commemorating the service and sacrifice of No. 6563, Gunner Clifton Alfred Ellis POTTAGE (1895-1917), 11th. Battery, 4th. Field Artillery Brigade, AIF who was killed-in-action near Bapaume FRA on 28 Mar 1917. Unfortunately, he has no known grave. | The Australian National Memorial | Located |
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| 2675 |
 | Panel on the Menin Gate Memorial to the Missing, Ypres, West Flanders, Belgium.
Commemorating the service and sacrifice of No. 3437, Private Albert Ernest TAYLOR (1887-1917), 2nd. Pioneer Battalion, Australian Infantry, AIF who was killed-in-action on the Ypres Salient, West Flanders, Belgium on 22 Sep 1917. Unfortunately, he has no known grave. | Menin Gate Memorial to the Missing | Located |
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| 2676 |
 | Phaleron War Cemetery, Athens, Attica Greece. The burial place of No. WX945, Private Kenneth John HOCKRIDGE, 2/11 Battalion, Australian Infantry, 2nd. AIF.
| Phaleron War Cemetery | Located |
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| 2677 |
 | Plaque at Rookwood Cemetery in Sydney NSW which honours soldiers who died serving their country in Australia during WWII. Lt. Col. Walter Percy FARR, DSO was one of those who had seen service during WWI and volunteered during WWII. Lest We Forget.
| Rookwood Cemetery | Located |
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| 2678 |
 | Plaque at the Auckland War Memorial Museum commemorating the service and sacrifice of No. 403021, Flight Sergeant (Air Gunner) Kenneth Mitchell NEWLAND (1921-1943) Royal New Zealand Air Force, who died on active service while attached to 218 Squadron, RAF. Lest We Forget.
| Auckland War Memorial Museum, WWII Hall of Memories | Located |
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| 2679 |
 | Plaque at the Cavendish Cemetery, Cavendish VIC honoring the life and work Thomas Roy George McDONALD (1906-1992) and his wife Vera Emily (m.n. CRAFT, 1902-1997).
This couple are buried at the Lawn Cemetery, Hamilton VIC. | Cavendish Cemetery | Located |
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| 2680 |
 | Plaque commemorating the fact that Alexander HUIE (c. 1858-1878) is buried in an unmarked grave at the Inverleigh Cemetery VIC.
| Inverleigh Cemetery | Located |
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| 2681 |
 | Plymouth Naval Memorial, Plymouth Hoe DEV
The Plymouth Naval Memorial is a war memorial in Plymouth, Devon, England which is dedicated to British and Commonwealth sailors who were lost in World War I and World War II with no known grave. 7,251 sailors of the First World War and 15,933 of the Second World War are commemorated on this impressive monument.
The name of No. 269958, Chief Engine Room Artificer 2nd Class, Leslie NORGROVE who perished on HMS 'Defence' during the Battle of Jutland on 31 May 1916 appears on this monument. Lest We Forget. | | Located |
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| 2682 |
 | Poelcapelle British Cemetery, Poelcapelle, Flanders, Belgium. Burial place of No. 3070, Private John Stawell 'Jack' GEORGE (1890-1917), 39th. Battalion, Australian Infantry, AIF.
| Poelcapelle British Cemetery
A14, Row XXXII | Located |
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| 2683 |
 | Pozières Memorial, Pozières, Somme France
The service and sacrifice of Harry BRANTON (c. 1886-1918) is remembered at this memorial on Panel 48. | Pozières Memorial | Located |
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| 2684 |
 | Quinn's Post Cemetery, Gallipoli Turkey which is the burial place of No. 57, Private Charles Henry GIST, A Company, 14th. Battalion, Australian Infantry, AIF, MEF. Quinns Post was the scene of some of the most intense battles in which Australian soldiers have ever been engaged. Lest We Forget.
| Quinn's Post Cemetery | Located |
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| 2685 |
 | Reninghelst New Military Cemetery, West Flanders, BEL.
The resting place of No. 2911, 2nd. Cpl. James John TREADWELL, MM who died while on active service with the AIF during World War 1. | Reninghelst New Military Cemetery | |
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| 2686 |
 | Rheinberg War Cemetery, Rheinberg, NRW, GER
The burial place of No. R/103426, Flight Sergeant (pilot), Frank Richard WINDIBANK, 429 "Bison" Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force, who was killed in action near Monchengladbach, NRW, GER on 14 May 1943. Lest We Forget. | Rheinberg War Cemetery | Located |
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| 2687 |
 | Robert McLean SCOTT (1922-1985) and his wife Erie Ella (m.n. McINNIS, 1924-2007).
| Hillside Cemetery | Located |
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| 2688 |
 | Runnymede Air Forces Memorial, Englefield Green SRY
This memorial commemorates the service and sacrifice of over 20,000 British and Commonwealth Air Force personnel who perished during WWII and have no known grave. Lest We Forget. | Runnymede Air Forces' Memorial | Located |
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| 2689 |
 | Runnymede Air Forces Memorial, Englefield Green SRY
Where the service and sacrifice Charles Albert PHELPS is commemorated. Lest We Forget. | Commonwealth Air Forces' Memorial, Runnymede | Located |
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| 2690 |
 | Runnymede Air Forces Memorial, Englefield SRY
Wall tablet commemorating the service and sacrifice of R144001, Warrant Officer II, Martin Harvey PENHALE (1922-1944), 224 Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force. Lest We Forget. | Runnymede Air Forces' Memorial | Located |
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| 2691 |
 | Sandhills (Devonshire Street) Cemetery, Sydney NSW
The burial place of Sgt. John James WESTWOOD (1808-1845) a member of the 99th. Regiment of Foot. | Sandhills (Devonshire Street) Cemetery | Located |
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| 2692 |
 | Sandhills (Devonshire Street) Cemetery, Sydney NSW
Another earlier view of the burial place of Sgt. John James WESTWOOD (1808-1845) a member of the 99th. Regiment of Foot. Now the site of Central Station, Sydney NSW. | Sandhills (Devonshire Street) Cemetery | Located |
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| 2693 |
 | Second headstone for Neil Thomas PESCUD (1917-1991).
| Western Public Cemetery | Located |
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| 2694 |
 | Soisons Memorial, Soisons, Ainse, France
Where the service and sacrifice of Second Lieutenant, Stanley James CUSSELL (1890-1918) is remembered. | Soissons Memorial | Located |
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| 2695 |
 | Soissons Memorial, Aisne, France
Commemorates the service and sacrifice of 3,887 members of the British Forces who died during the third battle of the Aisne and the second battle of the Marne following the opening of the German Spring Offensive in 1918. Sadly, among those killed-in-action, was Frederick Thomas WESTAWAY (1896-1918). Lest We Forget. | Soissons Memorial | Located |
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| 2696 |
 | Soissons Memorial, Aisne, France
This panel briefly details the third battle of the Aisne and the second battle of the Marne in which all of those listed on this memorial were killed-in-action. Lest We Forget. | Soissons Memorial | Located |
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| 2697 |
 | Thanbyuzayat War Cemetery, Burma (Myanmar). The burial place of L/Cpl. Milton Ward WALTER (1907-1943) a prisoner of war who died while in captivity.
| Thanbyuzayat War Cemetery | Located |
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| 2698 |
 | Thanbyuzayat War Cemetery, Mon State, Burma (Myanmar)
The burial place of Cameron Munro SMITH (1900-1943) who died while a prisoner of war in Burma (Myanmar). Lest We Forget. | Thanbyuzayat War Cemetery | Located |
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| 2699 |
 | The Australian National Memorial, Villers-Bretonneux, Somme, Hauts-de-France FRA.
This outstanding monument commemorates the service and sacrifice of the 10,773 Australian soldiers who died while serving in France during WWI, who have no known grave. | The Australian National Memorial | Located |
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| 2700 |
 | The burial place of Captain William Lisle Christie WHITE (1916-1944), 'C' Company, Regina Rifle Regiment, Royal Canadian Infantry Corps.
| Beny-sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery | Located |
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| 2701 |
 | The burial place of Gunner William Roy OKE (1889-1917) who died while on active service on the Western Front during WWI. Lest We Forget.
| Bedford House Cemetery | Located |
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| 2702 |
 | The burial place of No. 4174, Private Henry Norman 'Harry' McGANN, 'D' Company, 22 Battalion, Australian Infantry, AIF. Died as a result of wounds sustained on active service on 11 Mar 1917. Lest We Forget.
| Ètretat Churchyard Extension | Located |
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| 2703 |
| The burial place of No. 680A, Private William James Joseph PIPER, MM, (1898-1918), 21st. Battalion, Australian Infantry, AIF. Lest We Forget.
| Daours Communal Cemetery Extension | Located |
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| 2704 |
 | The burial place of No. R.113195, Flight Sergeant (Air Gunner) Arthur Cephas WORDEN (1910-1943), RCAF, attached to 51 Squadron, RAF.
| Uden Military Cemetery | Located |
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| 2705 |
 | The burial site of James CORBELL (1881-1947).
| Mitcham Cemetery | Located |
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| 2706 |
 | The burial site of Marion Isabel STRICKLAND (c. 1910-1915)
| Sale Public Cemetery | Located |
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| 2707 |
 | The Canadian National Vimy Memorial near Vimy, Pas-de-Calais, Hauts-de-France, FRA. Without doubt the most beautiful monument on the Western Front.
Dedicated to the memory of the Canadian Expeditionary Force members killed during WWI. It also serves as the place of commemoration of Canadian WWI soldiers who are presumed dead and have no known grave. Unfortunately, Charles BALL (1899-1917) was one of those soldiers. Lest We Forget. | Canadian National Vimy Memorial | Located |
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| 2708 |
 | The central main grave marker for the graves of Governor Roger ALLIN (1848-1936) and his first wife Isabella (m.n. McKENZIE, 1844-1925).
| Park River Memorial Park | Located |
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| 2709 |
 | The grave marker of Alma NITSCHKE (m.n. HENSTRIDGE, 1906-1994) the wife of Clifford Walter NITSCHKE (1902-1980).
| Lawn Cemetery, Horsham | Located |
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| 2710 |
 | The grave marker of Clarice Rita BRIMACOMBE (m.n. WALTER, 1908-1974) and her son Maxwell Thomas BRIMACOMBE (1935-1986).
| Lawn Cemetery, Horsham | Located |
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| 2711 |
 | The grave marker of Clifford Walter NITSCHKE (1902-1980) husband of Alma (m.n. HENSTRIDGE, 1906-1994).
| Lawn Cemetery, Horsham | Located |
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| 2712 |
 | The grave marker of Hilda NITSCHKE (m.n. WILSON, 1913-1966) the second wife of Melville Gustav NITSCHKE (1908-1995).
| Lawn Cemetery, Horsham | Located |
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| 2713 |
 | The grave marker of Melville Gustav NITSCHKE (1908-1995) the husband of Elizabeth Mary (m.n. CROSSLEY, 1908-1937) and Hilda (m.n. WILSON, 1913-1966).
| Lawn Cemetery, Horsham | Located |
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| 2714 |
 | The grave marker of Thomas Walter BRIMACOMBE (1900-1969) husband of Clarice Rita (m.n. WALTER, 1908-1974).
| Lawn Cemetery, Horsham | Located |
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| 2715 |
 | The grave marker of Violet Letitia SUMNER (1896-1986).
| Kingston Cemetery | Located |
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| 2716 |
 | The headstone of Joseph McGINTY (1833-1908) and his first wife Alice Maria Selina (m.n. WESTWOOD, Abt. 1844-1883). Their eldest child Rose Mary SUMNER (m.n. McGINTY, 1861-91) is also buried in this plot.
| Melbourne General Cemetery | Located |
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| 2717 |
 | The headstone of Mary Helen WALTER (m.n. McCALLUM, 1871-1944) and her husband Ambrose Edward WALTER (1870-1948).
| Noradjuha Cemetery | Located |
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| 2718 |
 | The headstone of No. 4174, Private, Henry Norman 'Harry' McGANN, 'D' Company, 22 Battalion, Australian Infantry, AIF.
Died as a result of wounds sustained on active service. Lest We Forget. | Ètretat Churchyard Extension | Located |
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| 2719 |
 | The magnificent Canadian National Vimy Memorial on Vimy Ridge, Pas-de-Calais, France
On these walls the service and sacrifice of Horace Willard YEO (1897-1916) is remembered. | Canadian National Vimy Memorial | Located |
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| 2720 |
 | The Menin Gate Memorial to the Missing, Ypres, West Flanders, Belgium. This monument commemorates the service and sacrifice of 54,896 soldiers of the Britain and the Commonwealth (other than those from New Zealand and Newfoundland) who died in the Ypres Salient during WWI, who have no known grave. This outstanding monument was opened in 1927 by Field Marshall Herbert PLUMER, 1st. Viscount Plumer (1857-1932) who was one of the few British generals whose reputation was enhanced by his service during WWI. The life and service of No. 6492, Pte. Walter Russell CHING (1896-1917), 23 Battalion, Australian Infantry, AIF is to be found here on Panel 23. Killed in action somewhere on the Ypres Salient on 8 Oct 1917. Lest We Forget.
The view is to the West and the East tower of the beautiful Cloth Hall is visible through the gate. | Menin Gate Memorial to the Missing | Located |
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