The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The graves of 2221 Private (Pte) John (Jack) Riley, 3rd Battalion and two unidentified British servicemen. Pte Riley, a cleaner from North Sydney, NSW prior to enlistment embarked with the 6th Reinforcements from Sydney on HMAT Karoola on 16 June 1915. After being wounded in action at Gallipoli, he was transferred to Valetta Hospital, Malta where, on 2 September 1915, aged 18, he succumbed to his wounds and was buried in the Addolorata Cemetery, Malta.
The graves of 946 Private (Pte) Robert Edward Riley, 26th Battalion and two unidentified British servicemen. A butcher from Latrobe, Tas prior to enlistment, Pte Riley embarked with his brother 945 Pt
The grave of 2002 Private (Pte) Eugene Victor Jules Paillard 1st Battalion; 724 Trooper (Tpr) John Hugh McRea, 1st Australian Light Horse; 1545 Pte John Hughes, 3rd Battalion. Pte Paillard was a black
The graves of 720 Private (Pte) George Ray Fleming, 3rd Battalion, 915 Pte Arthur Ainsworth Lacey, 5th Battalion and an unidentified British serviceman. A school teacher from Central McDonald via Wise
The graves of 340 Trooper (Tpr) Alfred Charles Rann, 5th Australian Light Horse Regiment and two unidentified British servicemen. Tpr Rann, a native of the Isle of Wight, England, was a labourer from
The grave of 359 Private (Pte) Frederick William Polldore, 19th Battalion and two unidentified British servicemen. Pte Polldore, a printer from St Peters, NSW prior to enlistment, embarked with A Comp
The graves of 1989 Private (Pte) William Rothwell, 21st Battalion and two unidentified British servicemen. A native of Blackburn, England, Pte Rothwell was a paper mill hand from Maffra, Vic prior to
