Melbourne Grammar School WW1 Fallen Honour Roll

Details

Location 355 St Kilda Road, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Type honour_board
Description

An honour roll commemorates former students of the Melbourne Grammar School who died in service or were killed in action during World War One. The roll contains 213 names of Old Melburnians (Old Boys) who lost their lives and was unveiled by Lord Stonehaven at the opening of the Memorial Hall on the 11th November 1928.

Built 1928
Opened 11 November 1928 by Lord Stonehaven
Inscription

Front Inscription
1914 1918
To Our
Honoured
Dead

Left Side Inscription
[Names]
And You Our Brothers
Who For All Our Praying
To This Dear School Of Ours
Came Back No More
Who Lie Our Country`s
Debt Of Honour Paying
And Not In Vain
Upon A Foreign Shore

Right Side Inscription
[Names]
Till That Great Day When
At The Throne In Heaven
The Books Are Opened
And The Judgement Set
Your Lives For Honour
And For England Given
The School
Will Not Forget

Condition

Good

Names

Showing 8 people of interest from memorial

BLACKMORE, Lewis Gordon

Service number 79
Second Lieutenant
1st Infantry Battalion
AIF WW1
Born 21 May 1886

WALKER, Oscar Robert

Service number OFFICER
Captain
Unspecified British Units
British Forces (All Conflicts)
Born 1880

FREW, Reginald Lansell

Lieutenant
Born 28 Aug 1892

MOORE, Charles Francis Fitzgerald

Service number OFFICER
Captain
Unspecified Indian Army Units
Other Commonwealth Forces
Born 1886

WALTHAM, Richard

Service number 3983
Private
8th Infantry Battalion
AIF WW1
Born 1894

EVANS, Francis

Service number 2399
Private
51st Infantry Battalion (WW1)
AIF WW1
Born 13 Oct 1884

WILLIAMS, Maldwyn Leslie

Service number OFFICER
Lieutenant Colonel
1st Field Ambulance
AIF WW1
Born 9 Sep 1886

TREADWELL, Edward Jabez Cooper

Service number 959
Lance Corporal
No. 4 Squadron
Australian Flying Corps
AIF WW1
Born Feb 1895