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Ipswich and District Roll of Honour WWI, Part 3, Ipswich, 2009
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TitleIpswich and District Roll of Honour WWI, Part 3, Ipswich, 2009Date of Publication2009Volume3AuthorEdwin Habben (1942- )AcknowledgementIpswich Libraries, Ipswich City Council
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City & StateIpswich, Queensland
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DescriptionPublication in three parts. Part 3 includes alphabetical list: Lieutenant Harold James Pettigrew to Sapper James Peggie Young. Also includes: Medals and memorial items sent to families of deceased soldiers, Memorial Plaque information, Memorial Scroll information, Summary of booklet ‘Where the Australians rest’, Summary of booklet ‘The Graves of the fallen’, ANZAC Commemorative Medallion information, Princess Mary Souvenir Box, Certificates issued by Ipswich & Shire Councils to enlistees, Selection of Queensland Times newspaper tributes during World War 1, Acknowledgements and research sources, Winner of Viva Cribb Bursary 2008Additional notes on casualties. (pages 412- 616) Note: Where the Australians Rest can be seen online at http://www.slv.vic.gov.au
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Churches & CemeteriesIpswich Baptist ChurchEventsWorld War I (1914-1918)SubjectsMonuments & memorialsRolls of honourMilitaryCurated CollectionsViva Cribb Bursary CollectionMilitary HistoriesDefining Tulmur | IpswichBecoming A City: DefenceTaxonomy21st Century | 2000s | 2009
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