Malvern St George's Anglican Church Honour Roll Back to Search

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Location 296 Glenferrie Road, Malvern, Stonnington - Victoria, Australia
Type honour_board
Description

The honour roll commemorates men and women of the parish who served in World War One. The honour roll was placed in the Soldiers Memorial Chapel which was dedicated in 1923.

At St. George's Church of England Malvern, last Sunday afternoon Archbishop Lees dedicated a sailor and soldiers' memorial chapel in memory of the men and women church workers who had served in the war. The tablet, which is of brass, is situated on the north side of the chancel. There was a crowded congregation. Included among those who attended were Lady Charlotte Rous, accompanied by Miss Currie. The Archbishop based his remarks on the text, "We passed through fire, and through water," which he applied to the ordeal of war and said that God had brought us through triumphantly.
Prahran Telegraph (Vic), 26 October 1923.

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Built Not yet discovered
Opened 21 October 1923 by Archbishop Lees
Inscription

Front Inscription
1914 1918

To the glory of God

And in memory of those who from this Parish served in the Great War

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Nurses
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+ DIED ON SERVICE

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Names

Showing 8 people of interest from memorial

MCCARTHY, Herbert

Service number 744
Trooper
8th Light Horse Regiment
AIF WW1
Born 1895

FEORE, Charles Leslie

Service number 8040
Driver
6th Field Artillery Brigade
AIF WW1
Born 1895

TIVEY, Edwin

Service number OFFICER
Major General
Born 19 Sep 1866

YOUNG, May Florence

Service number SISTER
Sister
Australian Army Nursing Service (WW1)
AIF WW1
Born 1868

FRASER, Hubert Percy

Lieutenant
22nd Infantry Battalion
AIF WW1

COMINS, Percival Richard

Service number OFFICER
Captain
Born 5 Jan 1865

WOLFENDEN, Clarence William

Lieutenant
4th Australian Field Artillery Battery
AIF WW1

FRASER, Hubert Percy

Lieutenant
22nd Infantry Battalion
AIF WW1

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