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The memorial is a trachyte obelisk, standing 20 feet high, with a dedication and an honour roll inscribed on the pedestal. The memorial is situated in the grounds of St Alban's Anglican Church.
THIS MEMORIAL ERECTED BY IRVINE BROTHERS OF 'LOWRIE' IN MEMORY OF THE MEN OF THIS DISTRICT WHO TOOK PART IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918
Last held rank | Given Name | Family Name | Conflicts | Fate | Service No. | Service | Unit at embarkation | Campaign | Read more |
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Charles John | Baker | World War 1 | view | ||||||
Lance Cpl | Horace James | Balcomb | World War 1 | POW | 4156A | Army | 54th Btn | Fromelles | view |
Driver | Raymond Charles | Bassett | World War 1 | 18995 | Army | 1st DAC | view | ||
Private | Albert Robinson | Bowes | World War 1 | 1319 | Army | 4th In Btn | view | ||
Private | Henry Stanley | Brown | World War 1 | 2616 | Army | 56th In Btn | view | ||
Private | William John | Brown | World War 1 | 2378 | Army | 56th In Btn | view | ||
Private | Edward Danvers | Burridge | World War 1 | 6220 | Army | 1st & 32nd | view | ||
Peter John | Byrnes | World War 1 | Army | view | |||||
Private | Thomas | Byrnes | World War 1 | 133 | Army | view | |||
Private | Edward James | Cook | World War 1 | 7694 | Army | 2nd | view |