Gold & Gumboots - A history of Staghorn Flat by Ian Touzel
World War 1 Honour Roll
(CLICK ON A PERSON TO SEE AN ENLARGED IMAGE)
The Honour Roll commemorating those men who enlisted in
World War I took the unusual form of a large framed photo collection
plus five individual portraits of those who died on active service.
In the early 1990s the main roll was ruined by water damage.
Currently a project is underway to restore, as far as is feasible, the roll.
The table below details the progress made in
reconstituting the Honour Roll as at April 2003.
ROW 1:
Bert Blundell; T Clarence Blundell; James Keenan*; William Keenan*;
John P Keenan*; C John Bailey; Samuel G. Howard
ROW 2:
Roy Mason; William Mason*; Francis Mason; Jack Robinson*;
Rowland Robinson; Charles Clark MM; Fredrick McFarlane*
ROW 3:
William Gowrley; Ernest Clark; logo; ?* ; Herbert Webber*
ROW 4:
William Mildren; J. Campbell*; T. Martin*; Hedley and John 'Jack' Colwell;
NP Webber*; Alfred Wise; Arthur Wise*
ROW 5:
Harry Guy; ?* ; John Pleming; Simon Pleming; ?*; Allan Hedley (NZ); ?*
The connection Ptes J. Campbell and T. Martin
had with Staghorn Flat is unknown. Can you help?
Drawing on contemporary records the following are possible candidates
for the remaining four unidentified photos: Jack A Ashworth, Ernest Bartel,
RP Brewer, Ted Cahoun (or Cahoon), Roy Elliot, Reg Mason,
William Watkins, RE White, Augustus (“Gus”) Wise.
Ian would greatly appreciate receiving information on those individual
photos which remain unnamed and loan of replacement photographs. -
