The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Typed transcripts of letters between members of the Beale family relating to civilian and military involvement in the South African (Boer) War and First World War. The transcript is titled "Martial heirs" and includes a letter from "Warring William Watson" to Mr and Mrs Beale dated 12 December 1900 and sent from Kroonstad, South Africa; two letters dated 16 August and 22 Ocotber 1914 by Octavius Cyril Beale to his family during the sea voyage to England; a letter from Captain Charles Herbert Wesley (Australian Army Medical Corps), to "Miss Beale" dated 7 November 1915 and written from Gallipoli; five letters written from 1916-1918 by Cyril Beale to his family detailing his work with the Red Cross and experiences of the bombing of London. The three Beale brothers were Lieutenant Harold Strangman Beale who served with the Royal Artillery, Captain Hector Llewellyn Beale, who served as a medical officer with the Australian Imperial Force (AIF), and Corporal Octavius Cyril Beale of the Field Artillery, AIF.
Bound transcript of letters of three Beale brothers titled `Martial Heirs', indicative of role of one Australian family, with particular emphasis on the view of the importance of British civilisation
Letters relating to the First World War service of Major Philip Llewellyn Howell-Price, 1st Battalion. These letter were written by Howell-Price to his family and were copied by the Australian War Mem
Letters relating to the service of 1003 Warrant Officer John Wesley Hetherington, 2nd Battalion. The letters were written by Warrant Officer Hetherington to his family between 23 January 1916 and 20
Collection relating to the Second World War service of NX4621 Lance Corporal Alexander James Llewellyn, 45 Light Aid Detachment, 1941-1943. Wallet 1 of 1 - Wallet consists of two letters written by L
Collection relating to the First World War service of 6416 Lieutenant Philip John Rupert 'Ru' Steele, 4th Australian Artillery Brigade, France, Australia, and United Kingdom, 1916-1917. Collection c
Letter dated 2 May 1915, written by Captain Percy Edwards to his family, describing his active service at with 8 Battery (Australian Field Artillery) Gallipoli, including the landing on 25 April 1915.