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Photograph C02581 First World War, 1914-1918The first funeral service of the Australian Light Horseman [possibly Hugh Morton] in Egypt being conducted by the Chaplain the Reverend E N Merrington at the Cairo Protestant Cemetery.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Divine Service for the 1st Australian Light Horse Brigade and other units, conducted by the Reverend E N Merrington in the Pope's Reserve Gully at Anzac. It will be noticed, the soldier in the foreground has his initials pencilled on his hat, a necessary precaution at Anzac.
The first funeral service of the Australian Light Horseman [possibly Hugh Morton] in Egypt being conducted by the Chaplain the Reverend E N Merrington at the Cairo Protestant Cemetery.

Australian soldiers attending a military burial service in the grounds of the Protestant Cemetery, Cairo. The service is possibly being conducted by Chaplain Ernest Northcroft Merrington, of the 1st L
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. December 1915. Dead Man's Ridge, Pope's Hill (in the centre), the Nek (on the left of Pope's Hill), and the gully across which the 1st Brigade of Light Horse charged to de

Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. c. 7 June 1915. At the beginning of June, 4th Australian Infantry Brigade, which had held Quinn's, Pope's and Courtney's for a month was relieved and taken into Reserve Gu

Four chaplains, accompanied by two Egyptian guides, mounted on donkeys and camels at the base of a pyramid at Giza. Wearing a slouch hat, second from right, is Chaplain Ernest Northcroft Merrington, o

KATIA, SINAI, EGYPT, C. 1916-08. AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE MEN WATERING THEIR HORSES AT A WELL IN THE DESERT. AT LEFT, WEARING A FEATHERED HAT, IS MAJOR-GENERAL HARRY CHAUVEL, COMMANDING OFFICER (CO) OF
