Lance Corporal Frank Henry Ough Dealy, 43rd Australian Infantry Battalion
Frank Dealy was born in 1895 in Hong Kong. He was the eldest of three children born to William Kirkman Dealy, the headmaster of Queens College, and his wife Anna Dealy.
Esmon Stephen Jarvis
Esmon Stephen Jarvis was born on November 13 1881, at Cudgewa, Victoria.
David Alexander Ross
David Alexander Ross was born on August 16 1892, at Corryong, Victoria.
James Anderson McKenzie
James Anderson McKenzie was born on April 8 1895, in Cudgewa, Victoria.
Bertie Clarence Charles Sheather
Bertie Clarence Charles Sheather was born on August 5 1887, the firstborn child of Reuben Silas and Harriet Eleanor (nee Waters) Sheather.
Allan Graham Hamilton
Allan Graham Hamilton was born on August 3 1884, at Moyhu, Victoria. He was the seventh of twelve children of William Charles and Sarah (nee Mills) Hamilton.
Clifford James Eade
Clifford James Eade was born on August 15 1885, at Cudgewa, Victoria. He was the eldest of four living children of James and Mary Jane (nee Anderson) Eade.
William (Bill) Benjamin Sharp
William (Bill) Benjamin Sharp was born on February 28 1890, at Tintaldra, Victoria. He was the eighth of ten children of James Henry and Harriot (nee Jones) Sharp.
Clarence Henry Carkeek
Clarence Henry Carkeek was born on July 18 1893, at Cudgewa, Victoria. He was the eldest of two children of Thomas Henry and Barbara Christina (nee Eastwood) Carkeek.
Royal (Roy) Briggs
Royal (Roy) Briggs was born in 1897 at Cudgewa, Victoria. He was the third of nine children to Thomas Ewing and Frances Ann (nee Bennetts) Briggs of Corryong.
Douglas Granville Blair
Douglas Granville Blair was born on May 14 1893, at Cudgewa, Victoria. He was the youngest of seven children of William and Elizabeth Maud (Nee Fennell) of Cudgewa.
Alfred James Barber
Alfred James Barber was born on January 19 1886, at Cudgewa, Victoria, to John Thomas and Ellen Ann Pearce.
William Robert Ward
William Robert Ward was born in Albury in 1893 to William and Esther (Ethel) (Nee Hurst) Ward.
Wilfred Arnold Anderson
Wilfred Arnold Anderson was born in 1889 at Cudgewa, Victoria, to Thomas and Annie Elizabeth (nee Meyer) Anderson. He was the second of four children.
Lieutenant Arthur Edward Carl Gepp, 28th Australian Infantry Battalion
Arthur Gepp was born on 25 November 1896 in Adelaide, South Australia. He was the only son of hotelkeeper Henry Gepp, and his wife Marie.
Private Alexander Reading, 12th Australian Infantry Battalion
Alexander Reading was born on 4 September 1885 in Hobart, Tasmania. Known as “Joker”, he was the second of nine children born to Edward and Mary Reading.
Corporal Victor Herbert Goswell, 20th Australian Infantry Battalion
Victor Goswell was born in 1895 in Tamworth New South Wales. He was one of eight children born to Thomas and Margaret Goswell.
Private Charles John Dullea, 43rd Battalion
Charles Dullea, known as “Charlie”, was born on 6 April 1882 in Eudunda, South Australia.
Private Herbert Alexander Mouat, 6th Australian Infantry Battalion
Herbert Mouat was born on 27 August 1888 in Cowwarr, Victoria, one of four children born to Thomas and Hannah Mouat.
Flying Officer Robert Meath Hammond, 1 Operational Training East Sale, Royal Australian Air Force
Robert Hammond was born on 24 May 1913 in Carnarvon, Western Australia, the son of Cecil Henry and Ruby Hilda Hammond. His father was the Mayor of Carnarvon.
Lieutenant Victor Thomas Symes Warry 25th Australian Infantry Battalion
Victor Warry was born on 15 July 1895 in Maryborough, Queensland. He was one of five children born to Richard Symes Warry, a businessman, and his wife Sarah.
Private Henry Prichard Green, 15th Battalion (CMF)
Henry Green was born in Hughenden, Queensland, on 15 August 1920.
Private William Gordon Christie, 3rd Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment
Known as Bill, William Christie was born on 5 September 1928 in Paddington, New South Wales.
Private William Frederick Field Hehr, 1st Australian Pioneer Battalion
William Hehr was born on 9 May 1896 in the Melbourne suburb of Brunswick. He was the elder of two sons born to German immigrant Christian Hehr and his wife Amelia.
Australian War Memorial
Stephen Learmonth