The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of 488 Shoeing Smith Peter Joseph Handcock, taken in Sydney prior to his departure for South Africa with the 1st New South Wales Mounted Rifles. Lieutenant (Lt) Peter Handcock received his commission in the Bushveldt Carbineers, where he appeared on the rolls as Veterinary and Transport Officer. Lt Handcock was tried on five charges of murder and received two sentences of death, and, along with Lt Henry 'Harry' Harbord Morant, was shot by a firing party on the morning of 27 February 1902. Their bodies were placed into the same grave in a quiet civilian section of Pretoria's Church Street Cemetery.
Group portrait of officers of the Bushveldt Carbineers some wearing mourning arm bands marking the death of Queen Victoria. Identified from left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) Peter Joseph Handcock; Lt Hen
Relatives of Lieutenant (Lt) Peter Joseph Handcock, at the Bathurst South African War Memorial ceremony to add Lt Handcock's name to the panel. Identified is Mr Peter Handcock (front row left), son of
Mr Peter Handcock, son of Lieutenant (Lt) Peter Joseph Handcock in front of the Bathurst South African War Memorial. A ceremony was held to add Lt Handcock's name to the Bathurst South African memoria
The grave of Lieutenant (Lt) Peter Joseph Handcock and Lt Henry 'Harry' Harbord Morant in the civilian section of Pretoria's Church Street Cemetery. Members of the Bushveldt Carbineers during the Boer
Miss M Dempsey, niece of Lieutenant (Lt) Peter Joseph Handcock, ready to lay a wreath at the Bathurst South African War Memorial during the ceremony to add Lieutenant (Lt) Handcock's name to the panel
Mr R Osborne, Bathurst Branch RSL President, presents Mr Peter Handcock, son of Lieutenant (Lt) Peter Joseph Handcock with a duplicate casting of Lt Handcock's name plate. The ceremony was held to add
