Pietà Military Cemetery
Roll of Honour
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JENKINS William - Private 13255 Royal Welsh Fusiliers 8th bn. Wounded at the Battle of Sari Bair (Gallipoli) and evacuated by Hospital Ship to Malta. He died of wounds aboard ship on 18 August 1915 Age 18, and is buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot A. IX. 1. Son of Thomas and Emily Mary Jenkins of Rock Terrace, Cross Hands. Brother of JENKINS David James - Private 12877 Royal Welsh Fusiliers 9th bn. Killed in Action 25 September 1915 Age 18. Commemorated at Loos Memorial Panel 50 to 52. Son of Mrs. Emily Mary Jenkins, of Rock Terrace, Cross Hands, Llanelly,
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Ernest William Jones
JONES Ernest William - Second Lieutenant Welsh Regiment 8th Bn. Died in Malta of dysentery 9 November 1915 Age 22, contracted while on active service in Gallipoli. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot D. IV. 5. Son of John and Elizabeth Jones, of 53, Staverton Rd., Brondesbury Park, Cricklewood, London. Born at Marylebone, London. Brother of JONES Joseph Stephen - Lieutenant General List attd. Inland Water Transport, Royal Engineers. Died 27 August 1920 Age 35. Commemorated at Basra Memorial Panel 43. (Iraq). Son of John and Elizabeth Jones, of 53, Staverton Rd., Brondesbury Park, London.
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KERR Duncan McLean - Lance Corporal 1221 Cameronians (Csottish Rifles) “F” Coy. 7th Bn. died 23 July 1915 Age 20, of wounds received at Gallipoli. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot B. II. 6. Son of John and Agnes Kerr, of 44, Princes St., Pollokshields, Glasgow. Brother of
KERR Matthew A. W. - Private 4054 Highland Light Infantry 9th (Glasgow Hdrs.) Bn. killed in action during the Battle of Delville Wood 15 July 1916 Age 19. Commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial Pier and Face 15 C. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr, of 44, Princes St., Pollokshields, Glasgow.
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Noel Esmond Lee
LEE Noel - Brigadier General General Staff Cdg. 127th (Manchester T.F.) Bde. 42nd Division. Died of wounds 22 June 1915 Age 48. Brigadier General Noel Lee was wounded in action at the 3rd Battle of Krithia on 4th June 1915 while commanding the Manchester Infantry Brigade and subsequently died of his wounds in Malta Blue Sisters Hospital, Valletta Malta. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot XXV. 4. Son of Sir Joseph Cocksey Lee; husband of Lilian Lee, of Horsley House, Tilford, Surrey. Father of
LEE Noel Esmond - Captain King’s Royal Rifle Corps 8th Bn. Killed in Action 24 August 1917 Age 20. Commemorated at Tyne Cot Memorial Panel 115 to 119. (Belgium). Son of Mrs. Lilian Lee, of Horsley House, Tilford, Farnham, Surrey, and the late Brig. Gen. Noel Lee (Manchester Brigade, T.F.).
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Ngore William Mangaroa
MANGAROA Ngore William - Private 16/400 New Zealand Pioneer Battalion. Died of pleurisy 30 December 1915, following wounds received on Gallipoli. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot C. IV. 2. Brother of Miss Kuhu Mangaroa, of Kakahi, Main Trunk, New Zealand. Thompson Mangaroa (brother), Taumarunui, New Zealand. Brother of MANGAROA Thompson - Private 25556 New zealand Maori (Pioneer) Battalion. Died of wounds (gas) 9 June 1919. Buried at Kakahi Maori Cemetery (New Zealand – Ruapehu District). Son of Wakaiti and Utaora Mangaroa, of Kakahi. Born at Taupo. Served on the Western Front, 1916-18.
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Robert John Marcombe
MARCOMBE Robert John - Private 377 Australian Infantry, A.I.F. 26th Bn. Died of ilness (Pneumonia), Malta 29 November 1915 Age 20. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot D. X. 4. Son of William Harvey Marcombe and Fanny Marcombe, of Upper Dee River, Mount Morgan, Queensland, Australia. Born at Treharris, Wales. Brother of MARCOMBE William Henry - Gunner 20832 Australian Field Artillery 12th A.F.A. Bde. Killed in Action 23 June 1918. Buried at Meteren Military Cemetery Plot IV. A. 552. (France). Son of Fanny Marcombe, of Upper Dee River, Mount Morgan, Queensland, and the late William Haney Marcombe.
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Arthur Miles
MILES Arthur - Private 8/600 Otago Regiment, N.Z.E.F. Died of dysentery 25 August 1915 Age 32. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot A. XII. 4. Son of Thomas John and Susan Helena Miles, of 258A, High St., Dunedin. Brother of MILES Lionel Finch - Rifleman 24/1121 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 2nd Bn. 3rd. Killed in Action 26 August 1918 Age 27. Buried at Achiet-Le-Grand Communal Cemetery Extension Plot III. E. 12. (France). Son of Thomas John and Susan Helena Miles, of 258A, High St., Dunedin, New Zealand. Native of Lawrence, Otago, New Zealand.
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MORGAN Frederick H. - Private 390 Welsh Regiment “A” Coy. 1st/4th Bn. Died of sickness 5 November 1915 Age 20. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot D. II. 4. Son of Thomas Henry and Janet Morgan, of 34, Dew Street, Haverfordwest. Brother of
MORGAN Charles Henry - Private 126129 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 38th Bn. Charles was wounded during the Nattle of Albert, and died 24 August 1918. Buried at Daours Communal Cemetery Extension Plot VI. B. 21. Son of Thomas Henry and Janet Morgan, of 34, Dew Street, Haverfordwest.
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John William Neilsen
NEILSEN John William - Trooper 9/979 Otago Mounted Rifles, N.Z.E.F. Died of wounds 3 September Age 19, received on Gallipoli. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot B. VII. 2. Son of Henry and Margaret Neilsen, of Young's Rd., Papakura, Auckland. Born at Ross, Westland, New Zealand. Brother of
NEILSEN Vincent Charles - Private 23030 New Zealand Machine Gun Corps No. 2 Coy. Died of wounds 10 December 1916 Age 21. Buried at Boulogne Eastern Cemetery Plot VIII. C. 199. (France). Son of Henry and Margaret Neilsen, of Otahuhu, Auckland, New Zealand. His brother Jack died of wounds received in Gallipoli.
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Albert Walter Paish
PAISH Albert Walter - Private 1082 Australian Army Medical Corps 4th. Died of wounds, Malta, 12 July 1915 Age 35. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot B. I. 5. Son of Henry & Mary Anne Paish of 38, Belfast Street, Hove, husband of S. E. Paish, of Aldgate, South Australia. Born at West Brighton, England. Brother of
PAISH Alfred Victor - Private G/1798 Royal Sussex Regiment 8th Bn. Killed in Action 5 May 1917 Age 19. Buried at St. Martin Calvaire British Cemetery Plot I. B. 15. (France). Son of Henry & Mary Anne Paish of 38, Belfast Street, Hove.
2865 Private
Walter Pedley
1/5th East Lancashire Regiment
Died of Wounds 16th November 1915, aged 20.
Plot D. VII. 5.
Lived at 86 Reed Street, Later 5 Hampden Street, Burnley, Lancashire
Walter Pedley
1/5th East Lancashire Regiment
Died of Wounds 16th November 1915, aged 20.
Plot D. VII. 5.
Lived at 86 Reed Street, Later 5 Hampden Street, Burnley, Lancashire
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Hubert Rigaud Rathbone
RATHBONE Hubert Rigaud (Reginald) - Private 2275 Australian Infantry, A.I.F. 12th Bn. Died of illness (Enteric fever and Pneumonia), 10 October 1915 Age 22 at Tigne Hospital, Malta. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot A. XIII. 5. Son of Frank Broomfield Rathbone and Isabella Rathbone, of Granton, Tasmania. Bornin South Australia. Brother of RATHBONE Percy Rigaud - Private 7790 Australian Infantry, A.I.F. 40th Bn. Died of Wounds 14 April 1918 Age 20. Buried at Wimereux Communal Cemetery Plot X. D. 1A. (France). Son of Frank Broomfield and Isabella Rathbone, of Granton, Tasmania. Native of South Australia.
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RILEY Thomas William - Private 1329 Essex Regiment 1st/4th Bn. Died of Dysentery in Malta on 2 September 1915, Age 19. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot B. VII. 5. Son of Arthur and Mary Elizabeth Riley, of Post Office, Burnt Mill. Brother of
RILEY Cecil Patrick - Private T/3346 The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) 5th Bn. Died of Dysentery in Iraq on 13 May 1916, Age 18. Commemorated at Basra Memorial Panel 6. (Iraq). Son of Arthur and Mary Elizabeth Riley, of Post Office, Burnt Mill. Also Brother of
RILEY Francis Arthur - Corporal 33230 Bedfordshire Regiment 8th Bn. Wounded in Action and died of wounds at a casualty clearing station on 6 February 1917, Age 21. buried in Bethune Town Cemetery, Plot VI. B. 21. (France). Son of Arthur and Mary Elizabeth Riley, of Post Office, Burnt Mill; husband of Ida M. Riley, of Burnt Mill, Harlow, Essex.
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ROBINSON Geoffrey Wathen - Lieutenant Gloucestershire Regiment No. 4 Coy. 10th Bn. Killed in Action 25 September 1915 Age 20. Buried at St. Mary’s A.D.S. Cemetery Sp. Mem. A. 6. (France). Son of Kossuth and Mary Selina Robinson. of 47, Downleaze,Stoke Bishop, Bristol. His brothers Clifford Kossuth and Edward Coslton Robinson also fell. Brother of
ROBINSON Edward Colston - Second Lieutenant Somerset Light Infantry 8th Bn. Killed in Action 26 September 1915 Age 21. Commemorated at Loos Memorial Panel 38 and 39. (France). Son of the late Kossuth Robsinson and of Mary Selina Robinson, of 47, Downleaze,Stoke Bishop Bristol. His brothers Clifford Kossuth and Geoffrey Wathen Robinson also fell. Also Brother of
ROBINSON Clifford Kossuth - Lance Corporal 7/1280 Canterbury Mounted Rifles, N.Z.E.F. Died of sickness on Malta 8 December 1915 Age 26. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot D. XI. 1. Son of Kossuth and Mary Selina Robinson, of 47, Downleaze, Stoke Bishop, Bristol. His brothers Edward Colston and Geoffrey Wathen Robinson also fell.
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John Alexander Shaw
SHAW John Alexander - Corporal 182 Australian Light Horse 8th. Died of Wounds at Malta 16 August 1915 Age 27. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot A. VII. 3. Son of Frederick and Elizabeth Shaw. Born at Terang, Victoria, Australia. Brother of
SHAW Archibald Samuel - Corporal 1015 Australian Light Horse 8th. Killed in Action 9 August 1916 Age 37. Buried at Kantara War Memorial Cemetery Row B. 90. (Egypt). Son of Frederick and Elizabeth Shaw. Native of Terang, Victoria, Australia.
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SISSEN Albert Ernest - Private 2606 Norfolk Regiment “B” Coy. 1st/4th Bn. Died of enteric fever on Malta 1 October 1915 Age 19. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot B. XVI. 3. Son of Frederic Arnold Sissen and Emma Rebecca Sissen, of 40, Edinburgh Rd., Norwich. Brother of
SISSEN George Stanley - Lance Corporal 57519 Royal Fusiliers “A” Coy. 11th Bn. Killed in Action 4 November 1918 Age 21. Commemorated at Vis-en-Artois Memorial Panel 3. (France) Son of Frederic Arnold Sissen and Emma Rebecca Sissen, of 40, Edinburgh Rd., Norwich.
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STEWART Alfred James Augustus - Private 1560 Australian Infantry, A.I.F. 24th Bn. Died of wounds - compund fracture of the skull, Tigne Hosptial, Malta, 26 December 1915 Age 28. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot C. III. 5. Son of Alfred and Elizabeth Stewart; husband of E. J. Hammond (formerly Stewart), of Carrington Avenue, Aspendale, Victoria, Australia. Born at Mathoura, New South Wales. Half brother of
RAMSAY John Thain - Lance Corporal 1515A Australian Engineers 14th Field Coy. Killed in Action 31 August 1918 Age 24. Buried at Hem Farm Military Cemetery Plot I. J. 21. (France). Son of Charles Henry and Elizabeth Ramsay, of Mathoura, New South Wales. Born at Echuca, Victoria.
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THOMPSON George Albert - Private 4173 Norfolm Regiment 5th Bn. Died of enteric fever at Malta 3 October 1915 Age 20. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot B. XVII. 1. Son of William and Mrs. E. Thompson, of Gonville rerrace, Terrington St. Clement, King's Lynn. Brother of
THOMPSON Harry Robert - Private 240861 Norfolk Regiment 1st/5th Bn. Died 19 April 1917 Age 26. Commemorated at Jerusalem Memorial Panel 11 to 15. (Israel). Son of William and Elizabeth Thompson, of Gonville Terrace, Terrington St. Clement's, King's Lynn.
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THOMSON William John - Serjeant 2083 King’s Own Scottish Borderers 1st/5th Bn. Missing in Action on 21 June 1915 Age 26. Commemorated at Helles Memorial Panel 85 to 93 or 220 to 222. (Gallipoli). Son of Robert and Frances Ann (Carruthers) Thomson of Lewis Place, Ryedale, Maxwelltown. Brother of
THOMSON Frank - Lance Corporal 1087 King’s Own Scottish Borderers “B” Coy. 5th Bn. died on Malta from wounds sustained at Gallipoli 23 January 1916 Age 20. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot C. CII. 2. Son of Robert and Frances Ann (Carruthers) Thomson of Lewis Place, Ryedale, Maxwelltown.
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Frank Noel Tuff
TUFF Cecil Thomas - Captain Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment) "D" Coy. 3rd Bn. attd. 1st Bn. He was shot through the head and killed instantly at about 3am while leading his company in the attack on Hill 60 near Zillebeke 18 April 1915 Age 29. He was previously commemorated on the Ypres Menin Gate Memorial Panel 45 and 47, Captain Tuff is now known to be buried in Oosttaverne Wood Cemetery Plot VI. B. 4. Son of Charles Tuff, J.P. and the late Mary Ann Tuff, of Westfield, Singlewell, near Gravesend, Kent. Brother of
TUFF Frank Noel - Second Lieutenant Royal East Kent Yeomanry. Seriously wounded in a bomb accident at Helles on 23 October 1915, and died in Malta 5 November 1915 Age 25. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot D. II. 1. Youngest son of Charles Tuff, of Westfield, Singlewell, Gravesend, J.P., late M.P. for Rochester, by his wife, Marian, daughter of George William Gill; born Rochester County Kent.
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WAIRAU Ra - Private 16/53 New Zealand Maori Contingent. Died of wounds on Malta, received on Gallipoli, 11 September 1915. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot B. X. 4. Son of Ra and Wahati Wairau, of Opoutama, Hawke's Bay. Miss Wahati Wairau (sister), Mahia, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand. Brother of
WAIRAU Raniera - Private 16/779 New Zealand Pioneer Battalion. Died of sickness 30 October 1916 Age 21. Commemorated at Walton-on-Thames Cemetery Screen Wall. 909. (Surrey UK). Son of Ra and Wahati Wairau, of Opoutama, Hawke's Bay. Miss Wahati Wairau (sister), Mahia, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand.
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WALKER John - Private 2537 Australian Infantry, A.I.F. 16th Bn. Died of Illness - Dysentery, St Andrews Hospital, Malta, 24 September 1915, Age 31. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot B. XIV. 6. Son of John Andrew and Mary Jane Walker (nee Venus), of 117, Keightley Rd., Subiaco, Western Australia. Born at Lancelot, South Australia. Brother of WALKER Thomas Phillip - Private 6602 Australian Infantry, A.I.F. 11th Bn. Returned to Australia 17 November 1918. Thomas died 9 April 1919. Buried at Perth (Karrakatta) General Cemetery Ang. IA. 95. (GRM/6). (Ausralia). Son of John Andrew and Mary Jane Walker (nee Venus), of 117, Keightley Rd., Subiaco, Western Australia.
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WARD William Powlett - Private 3282 Royal Sussex Regiment 1st/4th Bn. Evacuated to Malta, and died there of enteric fever 5 November 1915 Age 26. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot D. II. 5. Son of William Powlett Ward and Mary Ann Ward of Kent Street Cowfold and brother of Henry Sidney Ward. Brother of
WARD Henry Sidney - Rifleman London Regiment (First Surrey Rifles) 1st/21st Bn. Killed in Action near Arras 23 May 1916. Age 20. Commemorated at Arras Memorial Bay 10. (France). Son of William Powlett Ward and Mary Ann Ward of Kent Street Cowfold and brother of William Powlett.
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WAREHAM (Lewis) Harold - Petty Officer Motor Mechanic, F/2117 Royal Navy Air Service R.N. Armored Car Div. (Dardanelles). Died of enteric fever 1 October 1915 Age 30, at Military Hospital, St Georges, Malta. Buried at Pieta Military Cemetery Plot B. XVI. 2. Son of Frederick William and Anna Wareham of 21 Enmore Road, South Norwood, Croydon Brother of
WAREHAM Stanley Belben - Corporal 42763 MM Canadian Field Artillery 16th Bde. Killed in Action 11 November 1918 Age 31. Commemorated at Archangel Memorial Rusian Federation (North). Frederick William Wareham, father, 26 Blackhorse Lane, Croydon, England
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