WW1
ABRAMAM/OBERMAN, Leo
Leo Abramam was Jewish by birth, born in Goldingen, Latvia, part of the Russian Empire.
- 3752 reads
ACTON, William Francis
William Francis Acton was a salesman at Paterson, Lang and Bruce, the firm of future Prime Minister Stanley Melbourne Bruce. The firm guaranteed him employment on his return from war service.
- 3027 reads
ADAM, Ernest James
Ernest Adam was trained as a dentist, but was not working at the time he enlisted on October 30, 1917, giving his occupation as 'previously a dentist'.
- 3141 reads
ALLDAY, Henry (Harry) Robert
Harry Allday was 26 years and 2 months old when he enlisted on 25/11/1916. By profession, he was a clerk, with his next of kin his mother, Mrs. Amelia Allday of 1031 Punt Rd.
- 2947 reads
AMBROSE, Clarence
Clarence Ambrose was born in Woolich (probably misprint of Woolwich) NSW, but was living with his mother, Mrs.
- 2855 reads
AMES, Herbert Lawrence
Herbert Lawrence Ames joined the 1st AIF on 8 July, 1915. He was nineteen years' old, 5'8", with blond hair and a fair complexion.
- 2705 reads
AMPHLETT, James Henry
James Amphlett described himself on his enlistment document as a transport worker, and on another, later, document as an ironpress worker. He enlisted on 13/1/1915.
- 2753 reads
ANDERSON, Clifford Harry
- 2870 reads
ANDERSON, Edward Handfield
- 3411 reads
ANDERSON, Harold
Harold was born in Halifax Nova Scotia on the 13 November 1881. He enlisted in Melbourne on 6 December 1917 as a private. He was allocated to the 57 Battalion, 10th reinforcements.
- 2895 reads