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The 1914-15 Star is a crowned four-pointed star with crossed swords and a wreath of oak leaves, with the royal cypher at the foot and a central scroll inscribed 1914-15.  The 1914-15 Star is identical to the 1914 Star, except for the omission of AUG and NOV, and the scroll across the centre being inscribed 1914-15.
 
The 1914-15 Star is a crowned four-pointed star with crossed swords and a wreath of oak leaves, with the royal cypher at the foot and a central scroll inscribed 1914-15.  The 1914-15 Star is identical to the 1914 Star, except for the omission of AUG and NOV, and the scroll across the centre being inscribed 1914-15.
 
   
 
   
The reverse of the 1914-15 Star is plain, except for the inscribed name and service details of the recipient. The medal is bronze and is attached to the ribbon by a ring.  
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The reverse of the 1914-15 Star is plain, except for the inscribed name and service details of the recipient. The medal is bronze and is attached to the ribbon by a ring. Throughout the British Empire 2,078,183 1914-15 Stars were awarded.  Few if any Australians were awarded the 1914 star.
  
Throughout the British Empire 2,078,183 1914-15 Stars were awarded.  Few if any Australians were awarded the 1914 star.
 
  
==Awarded to:==
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==Notes==
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Initially this medal was not intended for those who fought at Gallipoli. Instead it had been proposed that a 'Gallipoli Star', or 'ANZAC Star' would be given to Australian and New Zealand troops. However, there was unease in Britain that men from other Commonwealth nations would not be eligible and so, despite it having been approved by King George V, it was substituted with the 1914-15 Star.[2]
|[[Leith John Newton Angelo]]
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In 1967 Gallipoli specific service was rewarded in Australia and New Zealand with the issue of a Gallipoli Medal (not intended to be worn) to those who were eligible, or their next of kin.
|[[Robert Prior Bailey]]
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|[[William Barge]]
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|[[Ronald Adolphous Julian Batt]]
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References
|[[Edward James Bell]]
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http://medals.nzdf.mil.nz/category/h/h5.html
|[[Frederick James Bishop]]
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The Oxford Companion to New Zealand Military History (Oxford University Press, Auckland, 2000), p.226
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|[[Gordon Bishop]]
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Names are listed below in alphabetical order by Local Government area:
|
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|[[John Blake]]
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==Armadale==
|[[Charles Blunt]]
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|[[Henry Bolton]]
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* [[Leith John Newton Angelo]]  
|[[Arthur Percy Thomas Boyle]]
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|[[Richard William Thomas Boyle]]
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* † [[William Barge]]
|-
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* [[Ronald Adolphous Julian Batt]]
|[[James (Roy) Braidwood MM MiD]]
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* † [[Edward James Bell]]
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* [[John Blake]]
|[[Henry Thomas (Harry) Brear]]
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* † [[Henry Bolton]]
|[[Edward Briggs]]
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* † [[Frederick Douglas Atlee Bowra]]
|[[Harry Redcliffe Broadhurst]]
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* [[Arthur Percy Thomas Boyle]]  
|[[William Buck]]
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* [[Richard William Thomas Boyle]]
|[[Leonard Henry (Lennie) Buckingham MM]]
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* [[James (Roy) Braidwood MM MID]]
|-
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* [[Henry Thomas (Harry) Brear]]
|[[Albert George Bullock]]
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* [[Edward Briggs]]
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* [[Harry Redcliffe Broadhurst]]
|[[William Edward Butcher MM RMG MiD]]
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* [[William Buck]]
|[[Arthur Charles Cam]]
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* [[Leonard Henry (Lennie) Buckingham MM]]
|[[Clarence Roy Champion]]
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* † [[Thomas Buckingham]]
|[[Stanley Joseph Callow Champion]]
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* [[Albert George Bullock]]
|[[Victor Norman Chandler MM]]
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* [[William Edward Butcher MM RMG MID]]
|-
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|[[Frederick Lawrence Close]]
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* [[Arthur Charles Cam]]
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* [[Clarence Roy Champion]]
|[[Henry Thomas Cockram]]
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* [[Stanley Joseph Callow Champion]]
|[[George Sidney Cook]]
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* [[Victor Norman Chandler MM]]
|[[Claude Francis Cooper]]
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* [[Henry Frampton (Harry) Clarke]]
|[[Charles Henry Davis]]
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* † [[Frederick Lawrence Close]]
|[[Aubrey Cecil Dawson]]
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* [[Henry Thomas Cockram]]
|-
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* [[George Sidney Cook]]
|[[Frank William Dowell]]
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* [[Claude Francis Cooper]]
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|[[Victor Emanuel Durling]]
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* [[Charles Henry Davis]]
|[[Albert John Egan MiD]]
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* [[Aubrey Cecil Dawson]]
|[[John James Emery]]
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* † [[Frank William Dowell]]
|[[Richard Evans MM]]
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* [[Victor Emanuel Durling]]
|[[Frederick Fancote]]
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|-
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* [[Albert John Egan MID]]
|[[Walter Raymond Farnham]]
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* † [[John James Emery]]
|
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* [[Richard Evans MM]]
|[[Charles Maul Glover]]
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|[[John Francis Grabham MM]]
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* [[Frederick Fancote]]
|[[Bertie Greenfield]]
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* [[Walter Raymond Farnham]]
|[[Frederick Hobbs]]
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|[[]]
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* † [[Charles Maul Glover]]
|-
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* † [[John Francis Grabham MM]]
|[[]]
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* † [[Bertie Greenfield]]
|
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|[[]]
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* [[Frederick Hobbs]]
|[[]]
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* † [[John Hobbs]]
|[[]]
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* [[Frederick George Hodges]]
|[[Charles Maul Glover]]
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* [[James Owen Horrocks]]
|-
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* † [[Stephen Henry Horrocks]]
|[[John Francis Grabham MM]]
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|
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* [[Charles Richard Irvine MM & Bar]]
|[[Bertie Greenfield]]
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|[[John Hobbs]]
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* [[Albert Stephenson Jackson]]
|[[Frederick George Hodges]]
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|[[James Owen Horrocks]]
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* [[Henry Richard Keefe]]
|-
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* [[Patrick Wilford Kelly]]
|[[Stephen Henry Horrocks]]
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* [[Walter David Francis Kerridge]]
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* [[James Kershaw]]
|[[Charles Richard Irvine MM & Bar]]
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|[[Albert Stephenson Jackson]]
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* [[Edgar Leslie Livermore]]
|[[Patrick Wilford Kelly]]
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|[[Walter David Francis Kerridge]]
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* [[Alexander Russell Main]]
|-
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* † [[Harold V Marshall]]
|[[James Kershaw]]
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* [[Alfred Arthur Martin]]
|
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* [[Alice Maud Martin]]
|[[Edgar Leslie Livermore]]
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* [[Francis Leonard Martin]]
|[[Alexander Russell Main]]
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* [[George Henry Martin MM MID]]
||[[Victor Henry Marshall]]
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* [[William Clarence Martin DCM & Bar]]
|[[Alfred Arthur Martin]]
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* [[William John Martin (1278)]]
|-
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* † [[Leonard Roy Matthews]]
|[[Alice Maud Martin]]
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* [[Melbourne Hubert Randolph Matthews]]
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* † [[Sydney Clarence Owen Matthews]]
|[[Francis Leonard Martin]]
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* [[Samuel Vivian Mortimer]]
|[[George Henry Martin MM MiD]]
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* [[Frederick Edwin Murphy]]
|[[William Clarence Martin DCM & Bar]]
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|[[William John Martin]]
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* [[Arthur Thomas Orton MM]]
|-
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* [[William Henry Ottey]]
|[[Leonard Roy Matthews]]
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|
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* [[Charles Edward Parkin]]
|[[Melbourne Hubert Randolph Matthews]]
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* [[Frederick Thorneycroft Plant]]
|[[Sydney Clarence Owen Matthews]]
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* † [[Keith George Harman Podger]]
|[[Samuel Vivian Mortimer]]
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* † [[Charles William Price]]
|[[Arthur Thomas Orton MM]]
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* [[Henry George Price]]
|-
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|[[William Henry Ottey]]
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* [[Thomas Edward Raine]]
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* [[Frederick Rawlinson]]
|[[Charles Edward Parkin]]
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* [[William Rawlinson]]
|[[Frederick Thorneycroft Plant]]
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* † [[Charles Joseph Gerald Raynor]]
|[[Keith George Harman Podger]]
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* [[William Harold Raynor]]
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* [[Edward James (Ted) Rouse]]
|[[Charles William Price]]
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* [[Francis Henry Ryniker]]
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|[[Henry George Price]]
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* [[Robert Melville Salter]]
|[[Thomas Edward Raine]]
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* [[Hector Lionel Saw]]
|[[William Rawlinson]]
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* [[Euphemia Weir Huntley Scott]]
|-
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* [[Amos Roy (Roy) Smith]]
|[[Charles Joseph Gerald Raynor]]
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* [[Edward Harris (Ted) Smith]]
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* [[Hugh Henry Smith]]
|[[William Harold Raynor]]
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* [[John Harold Rupert Smith]]\
|[[Edward James (Ted) Rouse]]
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* [[John Alexander Spilsbury]]
|[[Francis Henry Ryniker]]
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* [[William Stephens]]
|-
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* [[Harold Stinton]]
|[[Robert Melville Salter]]
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* † [[Arthur William Symonds]]
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|[[Hector Lionel Saw]]
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* [[William George Tait]]
|[[Euphemia Weir Huntley Scott]]
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* [[John Edward Thomson]]
|[[Amos Roy (Roy) Smith]]
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* [[Sidney Tugby]]
|-
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* † [[John Wesley Gladstone Turner]]
|[[Edward Harris (Ted) Smith]]
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|
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* [[Albert Cornelius Jesse Verrier]]
|[[Hugh Henry Smith]]
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|[[John Harold Rupert Smith]]
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* [[William Archer Waller]]
|[[William Stephens]]
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* [[Frank Erle Waters]]
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* [[Stuart Alan Webb]]
|[[Harold Stinton]]
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* [[Lawrence Hamill White MM]]
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* [[James Murray Whiteley]]
|[[Arthur William Symonds]]
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* [[Aubrey Jesse Whittington MM]]
|[[William George Tait]]
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* [[Douglas Campbell Wills Winning]]
|[[John Edward Thomson]]
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* [[James Winning]]
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* [[Vernon Claude Witney]]
|[[Sidney Tugby]]
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|
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* [[George Young]]
|[[John Wesley Gladstone Turner]]
 
|[[Albert Cornelius Jesse Verrier]]
 
|[[William Archer Waller]]
 
|-
 
|[[Frank Erle Waters]]
 
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|[[Lawrence Hamill White MM]]
 
|[[James Murray Whiteley]]
 
|[[Vernon Claude Witney]]
 
|-
 
|[[Aubrey Jesse Whittington MM]]
 
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|[[Douglas Campbell Wills Winning]]
 
|[[James Winning]]
 
|[[George Young]]
 
|}
 
  
 
== Post WW1 arrivals in the district==
 
== Post WW1 arrivals in the district==
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* [[Ivor Trehane Birtwistle]]
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* [[Harold Clare Brown MSM]]
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* [[Reginald Thomas (Reg) Cockshott]]
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* [[Gordon Devereux MM]]
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* [[Spencer Gwynne DCM MID]]
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* [[William John (Bill) Hart]]
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* [[Robert George McLean]]
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* [[Reginald Grove Sexty MID]]
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==Canning==
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* [[Samuel Thomas Lowth]]
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* [[Jesse Thomas Manser]]
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==Gosnells==
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* [[Phillip Selwyn Allen]]
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* [[James Baillie]]
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* [[Ernest Ball DCM]]
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* † [[Frank Ball]]
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* [[Percival (Peter) Clement Bassett]]
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* [[Clement Wilder Benporath]]
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* [[Joseph George Benton Snr]]
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* † [[Walter Bell Blair]]
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* † [[Sydney Fenner Blencowe]]
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* † [[John McLeod Brown]]
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* [[Alfred Warburton Chapman (Snr)]]
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* [[Alfred Warburton Chapman (Jnr)]]
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* † [[Oswald Chorlton]]
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* [[Francis Crowe]]
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* [[George Chistopher Dalziell DCM]]
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* † [[Walter Edward Dalziell]]
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* [[Edward Augustus Davis]]
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* [[Frank Orlando Dawson]]
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* [[Hilton Ward Ennis MID]]
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* † [[Charles Franklyn Fuhrmann]]
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* [[Lionel William Gibbs]]
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* [[Percy Goodall]]
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* [[Charles Gorringe]]
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* [[John Richard (Jack) Hall]]
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* [[William Joseph Hayden]]
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* [[Walter Robert Hayes]]
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* [[Walter Hayward]]
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* [[Terry de Bohun Helm]]
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* [[Thomas Hetherington]]
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* [[Cecil Arthur Hill MM]]
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* [[Harry Hodgson]]
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* [[Ernest Wright Holroyd]]
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* † [[Fritz Robert Jaentsch]]
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* † [[Basil Kelley]]
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* † [[Arthur George Kettley]]
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* † [[Elmer Winfred Drake Laing MC]]
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* [[William Alfred Leaver MC MM]]
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* [[Arthur Thomas Lester]]
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* [[Beverley John Liddelow]]
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* [[George William Liddington]]
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* † [[Ernest Edward Lockhart]]
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* [[Thomas Herbert Ludlow]]
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* [[Catherine Ann McGillivray]]
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* [[George Wales McGillivray]]
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* [[Jesse Thomas Manser]]
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* † [[Victor Henry Marshall]]
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* [[Reuben Douglas Naughton]]
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* † [[Edward Mordan Neale]]
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* [[Reginald Alfred Nicholas MBE]]
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* [[James Anthony Parker]]
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* † [[Harry Pickard]]
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* [[Arthur Pilgrim]]
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* † [[Hector Louis Polain]]
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* [[Joseph Pulford]]
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* † [[William Edward Reed]]
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* † [[Lawrence Adrian Renou DCM]]
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* [[Henry John Robert Saint]]
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* [[Henry Giles Schmidt]]
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* † [[George Scrivener]]
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* † [[Roland Parker Shelley]]
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* [[Francis William Singleton]]
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* [[Josiah James Skinner]]
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* [[John Donald Stalker]]
 +
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* [[James Thomson MM]]
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* † [[Samuel Simpson Thompson]]
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* [[George Thomson]]
 +
* [[Arnold Thorp]]
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* † [[Hubert Harris Thorp]]
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* [[Edward William Tink]]
  
*[[Ivor Trehane Birtwistle]]
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* [[John Grant Watt MM & Bar]]
*[[Reginald Thomas (Reg) Cockshott]]
 
*[[Gordon Devereux MM]]
 
*[[Spencer Gwynne DCM MiD]]
 
*[[William Hart]]
 
*[[Robert George McLean]]
 
*[[Reginald Grove Sexty MiD]]
 
  
 
==Serpentine-Jarrahdale==
 
==Serpentine-Jarrahdale==
*[[John Alexander Adamson]]
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* [[John Alexander Adamson]]
*[[Alexander Barnett]]
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* † [[Herbert Wright Aldred]]
*[[Charles Barnett]]
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* [[Gerrie Anderson]]
*[[Herbert Lewis Battams]]
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*[[George Bett]] Post WW1
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* † [[Alexander Barnett]]
*[[Frederick James Bishop]]
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* [[Charles Barnett]]
*[[Gordon Bishop]]
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* [[Herbert Lewis Battams]]
*[[William Bowman]]
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* [[Frederick James Bishop]]
*[[John James Lynes Chester]]
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* [[Gordon Bishop]]
*[[John Harold Coffen]]
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* [[William Michael Bowman]]
*[[Victor Thomas Emanuel Compassi]]
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*[[Inez Claire Cronin]]
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* [[Thomas Carberry MM MID]]
*[[Alfred Cecil Clarence Curtis]]
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* [[Bernard William Chatfield]]
*[[Rudolf Eberhardt]]
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* [[John James Lynes Chester]]
*[[Charles Glyn Firns]]
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* [[John Harold Coffen]]
*[[Hobart Douglas Firns MiD]]
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* [[Victor Thomas Emanuel Compassi]]
*[[George Weston Firns]]
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* [[Inez Clare Cronin]]
*[[William Edward Green]]
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* [[Alfred Cecil Clarence Curtis ]]
*[[Frank Grundy]]
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* [[Edward (Ted) Harry Darby ]]
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* † [[Frank William Dowell]]
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* † [[Rudolf Eberhardt]]
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* [[Charles Glyn Firns ]]
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* [[George Weston Firns]]
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* † [[Hobart Douglas Firns MID]]
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* [[Osborne Fisher]]
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* [[Cyril Foxwell]]
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* † [[Rupert Arthur Kent Goodchild]]
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* [[William Edward Clarence Green ]]
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* [[Frank Grundy]]
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* [[Edward Henry Hanrahan]]
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* † [[Phillip (Harry) Harrison ]]
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* † [[William Heath]]
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* [[John Charles Hutchinson]]
 +
 
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* [[Percy Francis Keenan]]
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* [[Joseph Sowden Kidd MM]]
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* [[James Kirk]]
 +
 
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* † [[James Edward Laugher]]
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* † [[Herbert George Lewis]]
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* [[Angus Lindt]]
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* [[William (George) Lyster]]
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* [[Francis Leonard Martin]]
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* [[George Henry Martin MM MID]]
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* [[Hallidon (Ernest) McAliece]]
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* [[Patrick O'Connell McKenna]]
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* [[Alfred John Mitchell]]
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* [[Frederick William Wallace Moore]]
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* † [[Herbert Frank O'Neill]]
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* † [[William Edward Reed]]
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* † [[John Regan]]
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* [[Alexander Rupert Richardson]]
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* [[Hubert Lennox Richardson]]
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* † [[Stephen Henry Robson]]
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* † [[William Edgar Rowe]]
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* [[Francis Henry Ryniker]]
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* [[Frederick William Scott]]
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* [[George Scrivener]]
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* [[Ernest Selkirk MID]]
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* [[Frederick Selkirk]]
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* [[William Henry Shade]]
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* [[Samuel Edward Tate]]
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* [[Allan Leslie Thomas]]
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* † [[Leslie Huon Truman]]
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* † [[Harold Watts]]
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* [[George Wistlecraft]]
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* [[William Charles Woodland]]
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== Post WW1 arrivals in Serpentine-Jarrahdale==
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*[[George Bett]]
  
 
==Notes==
 
==Notes==

Latest revision as of 19:40, 1 November 2023

WW1 1914-15 Star

Eligibility

The 1914-15 Star was awarded to servicemen and servicewomen who served between 5 August 1914 and 31 December 1915 in any "theatre of war". This included service at Gallipoli between 25 April 1915 and 31 December 1915, service in Egypt between 5 November 1914 and 31 December 1915, and service during the capture of German Samoa on 29 August 1914.

Those eligible for the medal must have "served on the establishment of a unit in a theatre of war" during the relevant dates of operations in that area.[1]

Description

The 1914-15 Star is a crowned four-pointed star with crossed swords and a wreath of oak leaves, with the royal cypher at the foot and a central scroll inscribed 1914-15. The 1914-15 Star is identical to the 1914 Star, except for the omission of AUG and NOV, and the scroll across the centre being inscribed 1914-15.

The reverse of the 1914-15 Star is plain, except for the inscribed name and service details of the recipient. The medal is bronze and is attached to the ribbon by a ring. Throughout the British Empire 2,078,183 1914-15 Stars were awarded. Few if any Australians were awarded the 1914 star.


Notes

Initially this medal was not intended for those who fought at Gallipoli. Instead it had been proposed that a 'Gallipoli Star', or 'ANZAC Star' would be given to Australian and New Zealand troops. However, there was unease in Britain that men from other Commonwealth nations would not be eligible and so, despite it having been approved by King George V, it was substituted with the 1914-15 Star.[2]

In 1967 Gallipoli specific service was rewarded in Australia and New Zealand with the issue of a Gallipoli Medal (not intended to be worn) to those who were eligible, or their next of kin.


References

http://medals.nzdf.mil.nz/category/h/h5.html
The Oxford Companion to New Zealand Military History (Oxford University Press, Auckland, 2000), p.226

Names are listed below in alphabetical order by Local Government area:

Armadale

Post WW1 arrivals in the district

Canning

Gosnells

Serpentine-Jarrahdale

Post WW1 arrivals in Serpentine-Jarrahdale

Notes

Initially this medal was not intended for those who fought at Gallipoli. Instead it had been proposed that a 'Gallipoli Star', or 'ANZAC Star' would be given to Australian and New Zealand troops. However, there was unease in Britain that men from other Commonwealth nations would not be eligible and so, despite it having been approved by King George V, it was substituted with the 1914-15 Star.[2]

In 1967 Gallipoli specific service was rewarded in Australia and New Zealand with the issue of a Gallipoli Medal (not intended to be worn) to those who were eligible, or their next of kin.

References

  1. http://medals.nzdf.mil.nz/category/h/h5.html
  2. The Oxford Companion to New Zealand Military History (Oxford University Press, Auckland, 2000), p.226

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