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Photograph A05820 Period 1960-1969Mr 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

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Mr R Osborne, RSL Bathurst Branch President, attaches a plate bearing Lieutenant (Lt) P J Handcock's name to the Bathurst South African Memorial. Lt Handcock's name was one of a number omitted by committees appointed to deal with memorial matters. It was through the efforts of a later generation of the Handcock family that saw his name added. The ceremony was attended by many of Lt Handcock's relatives. 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.
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

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

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

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
Relatives of Lieutenant (Lt) Peter Joseph Handcock, seated in front of the Bathurst South African War Memorial at the ceremony to add Lt Handcock's name to the memorial. Identified is Mr Peter Handcoc

Mr Campbell, President of the Bathurst South African War Memorial Association is presented with a duplicate casting of Lieutenant (Lt) P J Handcock's name by Mr R Osborne Bathurst RSL Branch President