Gosford Boer War Memorial
Description
White marble obelisk surmounted with a decorative urn. The plinth is decorated with floral relief carvings. The memorial is opposite the Gosford Cenotaph in a designated remembrance area.
Inscription
Erected in memory of 'Our Soldiers' who, in South Africa, fell in defence of their nation during the Boer War 1899 - 1902 They obeyed their country's call
Trooper John Murray of 'Wamberal' 1st November 1900
Corporal Frank Marcourt Legge of 'Woodport' 20th May 1901
Trooper Sidney S. Mayo of 'Gosford' 11th March 1902
Veterans listed on this memorial
| Rank | Given Name | Family Name | Conflicts | Fate | Service No. | Service | Campaign | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Corporal | Frank Marcourt | Legge | South African Campaign | KIA | view | |||
| Trooper | Sidney S | Mayo | South African Campaign | KIA | view | |||
| Trooper | John | Murray | South African Campaign | KIA | view |
Address
Memorial Park ,Corner Mann Street & Vaughan Avenue
-33.431183°, 151.340717°
Gosford NSW 2250
Location/surrounding area
Gosford Memorial ParkRecorded by
Mr Rusty Priest AM, former RSL State President (NSW Branch) and Peter Levarre-WatersConflict/s
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