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When Frederick Amos was born on 1 December 1880 in New South Wales, his father, John William (1846 - 1887), was 34 and his mother, Jane Elizabeth nee Eaton (1847 - 192
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Alfred was born on the 16th of March 1891 at Walwa, Victoria. He was one of eight children to William and Sophia (née McPherson) Rixon.
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Stephen Learmonth
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Joseph Patrick Ward was born on the 23rd of March 1884 to John and Mary Ward of Ottawa, Canada.
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Stephen Learmonth
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George Allen Jeffries was born in 1885, at Tocumwal, NSW, to George Rutherford and Anna Miller (née Forsyth) Jeffries. He was one of six children in the family.
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Stephen Learmonth
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William Henry Williams was supposedly born in Corryong, Victoria sometime before 1900. He was one of five children of William and Martha Williams.
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Stephen Learmonth
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On the 4th of October, 1917, the guns of the British Second Army opened a barrage to support the beginning stages of what would become the Battle for Broodseinde Ridge
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Stephen Learmonth
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Percy was born at Turvey, Bedfordshire in England on the 18th of January 1891, to William Arthur and Charlotte Lavinia (née Turner) Clifton.
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Stephen Learmonth
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George Christian Fraser was born in Newton, Sydney in 1888. He was the fourth child of Angus and Mary Ann (nee Smith) Fraser.
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Stephen Learmonth
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Michael Hickey was born in 1898, at Mt Elliot, to Andrew and Christina (née McLean) Hickey. He was the youngest of six siblings.
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Stephen Learmonth
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Thomas Taylor was born in Beechworth on the 10th of May, 1884. He was the tenth of fourteen children born to Cordelia (née Jimeson) and Charles Taylor.
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Stephen Learmonth
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Clarence was born on the 21st of April 1894 at Corowa, New South Wales. He was the third surviving child of Walter Murray and Christina (née Squires) Johnson.
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Stephen Learmonth
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Mark was born in 1891 at Corryong, Victoria. He was the youngest of seven children born to Charles Henry and Jane (née Bell) Wheeler.
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