| Place | Europe: France |
|---|---|
| Accession Number | H02143 |
| Collection type | Photograph |
| Object type | Black & white - Print silver gelatin |
| Place made | France |
| Date made | c 1917 |
| Conflict |
First World War, 1914-1918 |
| Copyright |
Item copyright: Copyright expired - public domain
|
Group of eleven soldiers, known as the Syndicate, from the 19th Battalion, AIF. Identified back ...
Description
Group of eleven soldiers, known as the Syndicate, from the 19th Battalion, AIF. Identified back row from left to right: 4746 Private (Pte) Alfred Francis McGuinnes and his brother 4747 Pte Walter Edward McGuinnes of St Peters, NSW; 4729 Pte Charles Norman Kenny of Ryde, NSW (died of wounds in France on 3 May 1917); 4727 Pte Reginald Sam Ingram of Ryde; 4265 Pte Arthur Warren of Sydney, NSW; and 1576 Pte Ephraim Ninnim of Sydney (died of wounds in France on 2 September 1918). Seated in second row: 4726 Pte Robert Searle Ingram of Ryde (killed in action in France on 14 November 1916); 3802 Corporal Edward Thomas Foord of Ashfield, NSW (killed in action in France on 15 April 1917); and 4269 Pte James White of Glebe, NSW. Reclining in the front: 1226 Pte Charles William Leslie (killed in action in France on 3 May 1917) and 1227 Pte Henry Alfred Long (died of sickness in England on 9 April 1917), both of Chippendale, NSW. The two signs being held in the front read "The Syndicate. Get an eye full of it. 19th Batt." and "Somewhere in France."