| Accession Number | AWM2018.1183.1 |
|---|---|
| Collection type | Photograph |
| Object type | |
| Maker |
Unknown |
| Place made | Australia: South Australia, Adelaide |
| Date made | October 1917 |
| Conflict |
First World War, 1914-1918 |
| Copyright |
Item copyright: Copyright expired - public domain
|
Collection related to Dr Alfred William Hill, Principal Medical Officer SA Camps WW1, Keswick Military barracks 1918-1920
Description
Group portrait of Members of the 14th Australian General Hospital, 1917 Egypt reinforcements prior to their embarkation from Fremantle on 17 September 1917. Portrait was presented to Mrs Hill. Dr Alfred William Hill, Principal Medical Officer South Australian Camps, Keswick Military Brracks 1918 – 1920 is in the second row, fifth from the left. Identified from left to right, back row: 19361 Private (Pte) Hedley Frank Hamilton; Pte G. Harrison; 19350 Pte Albert Edward Cooper; 19349 Pte Montmorency Sydney Clark; 19363 Pte David Thomas Istead; 19371 Pte Kenneth Cave Presgrave; 19146 Pte Frederick Newton Thomas Gregory; 19147 Pte Albert Arthur Hemsley; 19378 Pte Arthur John Weston; 19366 Pte Harold Knightley; 19370 Pte Raymond George Ochernal; 19353 Pte Austin Charles Forss; 19365 Pte Leonard Harold James; 19346 Pte Harold George Bennett; 19376 Pte Thomas Henry Bertie Sharpe; 19372 Pte John Robertson; 19364 Pte Alfred John Roseland Jenkin; 19348 Pte Fred Wilton Jones Branford; 18237 Pte Walter Giffard Whitaker; and 19369 Pte Arthur Henry Maidment.
Second row: 19354 Pte Harold Walter Fairclough; 19352 Pte Henry Edmund Harold Eager; R172 Sergeant (Sgt) Charles Beauchamp Davinet (died of illness on 13 May 1919); Staff Sergeant M Petersen; Lieutenant Colonel Alfred William Hill; Warrant Officer W. S. McAloney; 13462 Sgt Frank Maundrell; 19362 Pte Frank Morgan Hackett; and 19356 Pte Frederick Oscar Godlee.
Front row: 19374 Pte Victor Roy Richardson; 19373 Pte Clem Johnson Richardson; 19351 Pte John Ellis; 19357 Pte Arthur George Harrison; 19377 Pte Rudolph Arthur Storch; 3272 Pte Leslie Frank Buck; and 19368 Pte Darcy Philip Lord.