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Killabakh First and Second World Wars Honour Roll

Killabakh First and Second World Wars Honour Roll
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Description / Background

Honour board crafted from Tasmanian Oak by Gary Tyrie from Upper Lansdowne, located inside the Killabakh Public Hall. Works were costed as $660, with inscription in gold-leaf at $550.

The memorial was planned in 2005 when members of Killabakh Community Association Inc decided to refurbish the local War Memorial, located outside the hall. The board lists the same names as appear on the marble plaques installed as part of the refurbishment of the external memorial, honouring veterans from the First and Second World Wars who had been residents of Killabakh when they enlisted. 

The board matches the style and presentation of the Wingham District honour roll which is also located inside the hall.

Note on veteran's name: The Australian War Memorials' Roll of Honour gives the rank of Private to J Woollard.

Inscription

Killabakh Honour Roll

Lest We Forget

World War I

[Names]

World War II

[Names]

Veterans listed on this memorial

Veterans listed on this memorial

Last held rank Given name Family name Conflict/s Service No. Service Campaign Read more
H M Machin World War 1 view
E A McGilvray World War 2 view
C A Mckay World War 2 view
F R Otton World War 2 view
R Taylor World War 1 view
S S Taylor World War 1 view
W J Weekes World War 1 view
W J Weekes World War 2 view
Cpl J Woollard World War 1 view
A M Yarnold World War 2 view

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Address
1676 Comboyne Road
Killabakh Public Hall and Reserve
Killabakh NSW 2429
Local Government Area
Mid-Coast Council
Setting
Building – inside
Memorial type
Board/roll/plaque/tablet
Recorded by
Dr Alison McIntosh, Killabakh Community Association Inc.
Year of construction
2005
Dedication date
16 July 2005
Conflict/s
First World War, 1914–18
Second World War, 1939–45