1.Listed Bungendore War Memorial Hall WW 1 ROH(1917) and Bygone Queanbeyan.
2. “MAPPING ANZACS”:Only one "Cornfield W.S." listed however the NAA records two "Cornfields" - see note below.There are two "Cornfords" listed. One "A.G".(Enlisted Victoria ) and another "A.F" (Enlisted Goulburn) Service Number: 3123 ;POB: Goulburn 1891:POE: Goulburn ; NOK: Father: William Cornford. It is considered that #3123 is probably the Digger commemorated on the Bungendore War Memorial.
3. AWM Embarkation Roll:No "Cornfield "listed.A.F. Cornford details as follows: Rank:Private ;Unit: 55 Infantry Battalion - 6 to 9 Reinforcements (October 1916 - January 1917); Embarked:11.11.1916.Sydney.HMAT Servic.A29. :Age: 25 ; DOE: 20.10.1916. RTA:17.06.1918.
4. AWM Nominal Roll:Does not list a "Cornfield".A.F. Cornford details are as folows: Rank:Private ;Unit: 34 Battalioin ; DOE:19.10.1916;RTA:17.06.1918.
5. Monaro Pioneers :Private, number 3123, 34th Battalion, 1st AIF Military Service 20 Oct 1916-17 Jun 1918 WW1 Note: Unit embarked from Sydney, New South Wales, on board HMAT A29 Suevic on 11 November 1916 .Death: 1940 in Goulburn, NSW Burial: Kenmore Cemetery Goulburn, NSW Catholic section.
6.NAA:Only "Cornfields" listed are:Williams George Cornfield : SERN 3487 : POB Hawksburn VIC : POE Melbourne VIC : NOK F Williams George and Cornfield William Saxon : SERN 9894 : POB Summer Hill NSW : POE Sydney NSW : NOK N/A.No record of a "Cornfield A."
7. Queanbeyan Age and Queanbeyan Observer Friday 5 July 1918 records a welcome home in Bungendore for Privates T.. Whelan and O.Cornfield.
8. No other records of Cornfield found on Trove for period 1914-1919.
9.Note by PJH 02.10.14: Desert Column website lists a Oswald Leopold Kornfield 30 Bn 7 Re-enforcements. Bungendore.