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Whitehorse Historical Society Inc.
Article - School Project, Remembering an ANZAC, 1/06/1997 12:00:00 AM

... of Henry Ivanhoe (Ivan) Walker whose name is on the Mitcham and Box... Mitcham melbourne walker henry ivanhoe (ivan) walker family war ...
Photocopy of Luther College Year 10 History assignment which describes several war memorials and researches the story of Henry Ivanhoe (Ivan) Walker whose name is on the Mitcham and Box Hill War Memorials.
Photocopy of Luther College Year 10 History assignment which describes several war memorials and researches the story of Henry Ivanhoe (Ivan) Walker whose name is on the Mitcham and Box Hill War Memorials. He was killed by shellfire on the Western Front and his body never recovered. Copies of letters to and from his parents as they tried to find out information about his death are included. There is some information about his family and an interview with his sister Mrs Hazel Hall who provided some of his letters to his family. 65p Maps. Photographs.Photocopy of Luther College Year 10 History assignment which describes several war memorials and researches the story of Henry Ivanhoe (Ivan) Walker whose name is on the Mitcham and Box Hill War Memorials.walker, henry ivanhoe (ivan), walker family, war memorials, world war, 1914 - 1918
Box Hill Historical Society
Book, Shirley Devery, For God, King and Country, The Great War 1914-1919: they answered the call - A Salute to the Blackburn, Mitcham, Nunawading and Vermont Volunteers, 2014

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This tribute to local volunteers who served in World War I. Lists the names and service numbers of all volunteers identified as being born or enlisted in Blackburn, Mitcham, Nunawading and Vermont. Those who died in service are detailed.
78 pages. Includes B&w photos, maps of the battlefields and indexThis tribute to local volunteers who served in World War I. Lists the names and service numbers of all volunteers identified as being born or enlisted in Blackburn, Mitcham, Nunawading and Vermont. Those who died in service are detailed.world war> 1914-1918, davey> jack, draeger> clarence norman, farrelly> martin, geal> albert, geal> george, gurdon> edwin, anderson> arthur andreas, bethel> robert james, blake> charles william gilbert, bond> samual thomas, bromley> roy phillips, colton> james henry, dobson>david, dowton> henry william, fankhauser> george ferdinand, featherstone> george redman, fleming> andrew cumming, fleming> norman reid, gilbert> leslie raymond talbot, hall> charles samuel, hogan> henry arthur, hornby> leslie laurence, hughes> richard ewen, hurter> edward charles tobias, jones> geoffrey ernest, jones> rolf stanley, lawson> andrew john, mcmillan> john lawson, mills> thomas hamlyn, mynott> edward, o'hara> robert james, piercy> harold wilfred, piercy> walter leonard, piggott> john albert, pither> frederick henry, prior> cecil victor, rolfe> leopold francis william, sheehan> andrew clifford, smith> ernest ralph, stockfeld> frederick harry, stockfeld> gerhard robert, toogood> richard james, toogood> thomas michael, walker> henry ivanhoe, ward> francis daniel, welsh> edwin raymond, white> frederick thomas, williams> arthur stuart, willox> leslie lewis, youlden> clarence