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* [[Rupert Gregg]]
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* [[Rupert Gregg]]
 
* † [[Joseph Scott]]
 
* † [[Joseph Scott]]
 
* [[Frederick Ernest Capstick]]
 
* [[Frederick Ernest Capstick]]
* [[Hobart Turner]]
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* [[Hobart Turner]]
 
* [[Mary Rose Foxlow Watkins]]  
 
* [[Mary Rose Foxlow Watkins]]  
 
* [[Douglas John Elliott]]  
 
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* Robinson L  [[not yet matched to records]]
 
* Robinson L  [[not yet matched to records]]
 
* [[William Henry Knox]]  
 
* [[William Henry Knox]]  
* [[Sylvanus Benjamin Buckland]]
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* [[Sylvanus Benjamin Buckland]] - POW
 
* [[Donald Gordon Melville Huggins]]
 
* [[Donald Gordon Melville Huggins]]
* [[Thomas William Kerry]]
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* [[Thomas William Kerry]]
 
* [[Gordon Boyle]]   
 
* [[Gordon Boyle]]   
 
* Castle A  -  WW2 [[not yet matched to records]]
 
* Castle A  -  WW2 [[not yet matched to records]]
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* Rev.[[Pierre Wolfe Daimpre]]
 
* Rev.[[Pierre Wolfe Daimpre]]
 
* [[Samuel Arthur Vincent]]
 
* [[Samuel Arthur Vincent]]
* [[Herbert George Lewis]]
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* [[Herbert George Lewis]]
 
* Foster SG  -  WW2 [[not yet matched to records]]
 
* Foster SG  -  WW2 [[not yet matched to records]]
* [[Frederick James Howard]]
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* [[Frederick James Howard]]
 
* [[Thomas William Moore]]
 
* [[Thomas William Moore]]
 
* [[William Edwin Cousens MM]]
 
* [[William Edwin Cousens MM]]
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* [[Edward Joseph King]]
 
* [[Edward Joseph King]]
 
* [[Shirley Craddon]]
 
* [[Shirley Craddon]]
* [[James Pryor Thatcher]]  - Listed as Thatcher J
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* [[James Pryor Thatcher]]  - Listed as Thatcher J
 
* [[James Arnold]]
 
* [[James Arnold]]
 
* [[John Blair]]
 
* [[John Blair]]
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* [[Arthur Donald Free]]  
 
* [[Arthur Donald Free]]  
 
* Kelly J  - [[not yet matched to records]]
 
* Kelly J  - [[not yet matched to records]]
* [[Maurice James Ronan]]
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* [[Maurice James Ronan]]
* [[Alexander Barnett]]
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* [[Alexander Barnett]]
 
* Henderson JM  - [[not yet matched to records]]
 
* Henderson JM  - [[not yet matched to records]]
* [[Albert Victor Berry]]
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* [[Albert Victor Berry]]
* [[Ronald Daniel Wallace]]
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* [[Ronald Daniel Wallace]]
 
* [[Walter Cattach]]
 
* [[Walter Cattach]]
* [[Thomas Denteith]]
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* [[Thomas Denteith]]
 
* Galvin A  - [[not yet matched to records]]
 
* Galvin A  - [[not yet matched to records]]
 
* Mitchell - [[not yet matched to records]]. Duplicate for either A (WW2) or AJ Mitchell (ww1)?]]
 
* Mitchell - [[not yet matched to records]]. Duplicate for either A (WW2) or AJ Mitchell (ww1)?]]

Revision as of 23:50, 15 June 2024

ANZAC Memorial Park
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ANZAC Memorial Park
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Some of the names of soldiers on the ANZAC Memorial Park wall
Monument Details
Name ANZAC Memorial Park
Location ANZAC Crescent, The Glades, Byford, 6122
Dedication Date 18th April, 2015

ANZAC Memorial Park commemorates those from the current Serpentine - Jarrahdale district who served in World Wars I and II.

History

ANZAC Memorial Park was established as part of The Glades residential development to commemorate men from the local area who served during wartime. The Serpentine-Jarrahdale RSL received grants from SITA and the National "Saluting Their Service " Program.


Setting

The park includes a life-size bronze sculpture of a Light Horse soldier and horse, as well as low curved walls inscribed with the names of 321 soldiers from both World War I and World War II.


Monument Details

Front Inscription

ANZAC Memorial Park
This memorial was unveiled on the 18th April 2015 by the Western Australian State President of the Returned & Service League of Australia the Hon Graham Edwards, AM
We remember with thanksgiving those who made the supreme sacrifice for us in time of war
May the offering of lives have not been in vain.
Today we dedicate ourselves to the cause of justice, freedom and peace ; and for the wisdom and strength to build a better world.
Lest we forget

The names of those who served during both World War I and World War II are included, superimposed over bricks on a retaining wall, in no particular order.

Names from left to right

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