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Sydney Harbour Trust First World War Honour Roll

Sydney Harbour Trust First World War Honour Roll
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Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Alta to Bissett
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Bird to Burton
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Burcham to Chidgey
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Churcher to Cusack
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Cunninghame to Duncan
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Duncan to Foley
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Forster to Graham
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Graham to Head
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Heaton to Jarman
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Jarrett to Kerr
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Juleff to Love
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Kilkelly to Love
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Lyddon to Mitchell
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names McCrimmon to Page
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Martin to McCarthy
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Price to Robison
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Roche to Sharp
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Sellars to Smithers
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Smith to Graham
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Sumner to Underwood
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Tyler to Whitehead
Sydney Harbour Trust Honour Roll - list of names Watson to Yule
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Description / Background

Impressed brass board built by the artificers at Sydney Harbour Trust (S.H.T.) containing the names of 232 men who served in the First World War, including 40 who were killed. The board comprises lettering impressed and then enamelled on a brass sheet, the same system being used to make instrument guages on ships.

Among the names listed is a Sergeant William Crockett and his eldest son William Ezra Cockett, both were killed within a few days of each other in different battles. Sergeant Crockett was wounded on 19 July 1916 dying of his wounds, while his only son was killed in action several days later at Poziers. Privatee Watherston is also listed and is one of three brothers killed in the war.

Inscription

Sydney Harbour Trust

Honour Roll

[Names]

1914-1918

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
Sapper Daniel Burns World War 1 18770 1st AIF view
Dvr John Franklin Burrell World War 1 15158 1st AIF view
Charles Burton World War 1 17th Bn, 11th Reinf. 1st AIF view
Cpl William John Byrt World War 1 71 1st AIF view
Pte James David Cairns World War 1 3273A 1st AIF Battle of Fromelles, Armentieres view
J.H. Carr World War 1 view
E.J. Carroll World War 1 view
S.B. Casey World War 1 view
Lt Sydney Bede Chambers World War 1 view
F. Chapman World War 1 view

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Address
NSW Roads and Maritime Services
33 James Craig Road
Rozelle NSW 2039
Local Government Area
Inner West Council
Setting
Building – inside
Memorial type
Board/roll/plaque/tablet
Recorded by
Andrew Howell, Architect; updated by Ronald L McIntosh
Year of construction
1919
Conflict/s
First World War, 1914–18
Materials
Brass