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Photograph D00275 Period 1910-1919The Australian cemetery at Codford St Mary. AIF graves in the new churchyard identified with a wooden cross are, left to right: 6607 Private (Pte) Gabriel McIlroy, 15th Battalion (Bn), died 19 Februar

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Snow cover on graves marked with a cross in the AIF cemetery. Identified, left row, back to front: 3049 Private (Pte) John Joseph Cahill, 57th Battalion (Bn), who died 16 March 1917; 769 Lance Sergeant Gerald Ryan, 14th Bn, died of accidental injuries caused when he fell sliding on ice 6 February 1917; 6022 Pte James Thomas Frazer, 9th Bn, died of pneumonia 25 January 1917; 2680 Pte William Humphreys, 13th Field Ambulance, Australian Army Medical Corps, died of sickness 23 January 1917; 2435 Pte James Byrne, 39th Bn, died of accidental injuries 18 January 1917. Right row: 1094 Lance Corporal Henry Matthews, 13th Australian Light Horse, died of accidental injuries 8 January 1918; 3071 Pte Thomas Henry Goss, 37th Bn, died of sickness 28 August 1917; 2769 Gunner James O'Connell, 13th Brigade, Australian Field Artillery, date of death 31 July 1917; 6961 Pte Alexander Bruni, 67th Bn, died of sickness 15 July 1917; 3135 Henry John Vaughan Percy-Dove, 40th Bn, aged 28, died of sickness 11 June 1917; 3512A Sapper John (Jack) Wallace, Australian Tunnelling Company, who died 7 June 1917.
The Australian cemetery at Codford St Mary. AIF graves in the new churchyard identified with a wooden cross are, left to right: 6607 Private (Pte) Gabriel McIlroy, 15th Battalion (Bn), died 19 Februar

Graves of Australian soldiers in the cemetery at Compton-Chamberlyne, each marked by a cross. Back row, left to right: 55821 Private (Pte) Alfred Alwin Dreckow, 32nd Battalion (Bn), died 19 October 19

Studio portrait of 1812 Lance Corporal (L Cpl) John Patrick O'Neill, 13th Battalion, of West Maitland, NSW. L Cpl O'Neill enlisted on 1 July 1915 and died of accidental injuries during bombing operati

Group portrait of members of the 1st Reinforcements, 41st Battalion at training camp. Identified left to right, back row: 1003 Private (Pte) Francis Gibson Barker; 1077 Pte William Charles Quainton; 1

Group portrait of Tasmanian members of the 8th Reinforcements of the 15th Battalion. Identified in the back row from left to right: 2728 Private (Pte) George Raymond Cordell; 2748 Pte Percy Henry Rode

Group portrait of the 4th Light Trench Mortar Battery. Identified from left to right, back row: 6319 Corporal (Cpl) George Tristian Pound (later awarded MM); 1777 Private (Pte) John Joseph Hennessey;
