Boer War
While there was much public celebration of colonial involvement in what we now call the Boer War, no public activity to celebrate sending a young
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While there was much public celebration of colonial involvement in what we now call the Boer War, no public activity to celebrate sending a young
A Beecroft family’s experiences in World War II In 1940 Norman and Edna Goldberg and their two children, John, aged just 9, and Sari, aged
IN MEMORY OF THE FALLEN from Beecroft and Cheltenham in World War II by Tony Cunneen Beecroft War Memorial Killed 1939 -1945 R.Atkinson J.Howard E.P.Austin
A number of men from the Beecroft Cheltenham area served on Gallipoli.
After the Australians had gone ashore at Gallipoli on 25th April 1915, various battles revolved around a number of well defended places. One was a
Whilst the lives of those in uniform have been well documented by the War Memorial Canberra and local historians, it is important to recall the
World War 1 – the Aftermath Celebrations News of the war ending was celebrated in Beecroft and Cheltenham by large crowds of young people congregating
Beecroft and Cheltenham in World War 1: life on the homefront At the outbreak of World War 1 on August 4 1914, the community
Beecroft and Cheltenham WW1 Volunteered BEECROFT and CHELTENHAM WW1 Volunteers 1. ABRAM, Ernest Eloge 2. ADDISON, Joseph 3. ALLSEP, Alfred John 4. ALLUM, William Henry
Introduction The purpose was to identity all Beecroft and Cheltenham WWI soldiers, along with those who had some association with these two suburbs. The information
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