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Rank - Private; Occ: Tailor; NOK: Wm BARNARD
- Father, Address - 52 2nd Avenue, Kingsland Auckland,
Embark Dec 1916 from Auckland - Infantry Battalion, A
Company
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Occ: CLERK NOK: H J
BARNARD ELTHAM; Rank: Corporal with the New Zealand
Expeditionary Force, 28th Reinforcements, F Company. Barnard
served overseas on the Western European Front, but was discharged
on 21 Nov 1918 as no longer fit for service due to
illness
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Rank private; Occ;
Packer; NOK - father William Barnard, Mary
St, Mt Eden; Commonwealth
War Dead 22/08/1918; Grave/Memorial Reference: IV. F. 7.
Cemetery: GOMMECOURT BRITISH CEMETERY No. 2,
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History
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Alfred, was apprenticed to a jeweller in Auckland. NOK
- George Barnard. He was turned down for the Army in 1914 on
health grounds. He enlisted about 1915/16 under the name
George Gordon, Orchardist. He served in France with the NZ
Rifle Brigade - badly gassed
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Charles (Charley) Valentine
BARNARD - WW1
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Rank Lance Cpl.
C. V. Barnard. Occ Railway employee; NZ Rifle Brigade, 2nd
Battalion; saw service in Egypt, then proceeded to France; Killed in
Action 25 Nov 1917 Ypres, Belgium Age: 21; Date of Death:
25/11/1917; NOK: mother Mrs H M Barnard, Conway Road, Eltham; Cem:
BUTTES NEW BRITISH CEMETERY (N.Z.) MEMORIAL, POLYGON WOOD |
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Rank: Private; POE
Melbourne VIC:Date of embarkation: 19 October 1914 Place of
embarkation: Melbourne NOK: F: Walter Samuel Barnard |
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Enlisted 1914 at Prahran, Melbourne, occ: clerk; NOK:
F Walter Samuel Barnard, 740 Malvern Road, Armadale,
Victoria; POE Melbourne VIC: Rank: Private; Unit: 8th Australian Infantry
Battalion; KIA: 25 April
1915 Place of
death: Gallipoli, Dardanelles, Turkey; no known
grave; Commemorated: Lone Pine Memorial,
Gallipoli Peninsula, Canakkale Province,
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Clifford John BARNARD WW1 41466 Army Unit:
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Occ: Grocer; Enisted Canterbury Regiment, 2 Battalion NOK: Mrs S.A. Barnard (mother), Alicetown, Lower
Hutt; Embarkation Wellington: 26 April 1917 Destination: Plymouth, England; Age: 21 Died of wounds - 8 April 1918, France;Cemetery:
Doullens Communal Cemetery Extension
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Ernest Allan
BARNARD - WW1 2/2962 - Army
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Ernest 3rd son of George and Lucy Barnard,
Wgtn; Occ. - Hardware Asst. Rank Gunner served N.Z. Field
Artillery. Killed in action 27/09/1917 at Ypres, Belgium Age:
21Y Grave Reference: IV. B. 17. Cemetery: COXYDE MILITARY
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NOK: H.J. Barnard (father) Occ. before
enlistment - draper of Eltham; Rank: Trooper with WGTN
Mounted Rifles; Embarked 16 Oct 1914 - Served at Gallipoli;
Wounded 11 Nov 1915 , discharged
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Occ: Tramway employee; NOK: wife - Mrs Kate
Barnard - 34 Prospect Terrace, Mt Eden; Entered camp
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Occ: a law clerk. NOK: Henry James & Helena Marion
Barnard, Eltham Dairy Co, Taranaki Rank: Private, HENRY, Auckland
Infantry Regiment, N.Z.E.F. KIA: 12 August
1915 at Gallipoli - buried at Suvla Bay, age 25.
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Occ: Farm labourer, Birchwood, Southland,
reported Garrison Hall, Wgtn Dec
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NOK:
Wm. H. Barnard (father), Fire-station, Cuba
Street, Palmerston North, New Zealand; Occ: Clerk; Rank -Corporal NZ
Rifle Brigade Embarkation Unit 14th Reinforcements 2nd Battalion, (F
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James was a clerk for Barrand & Abraham
Ltd at Palmerston North. Rank rifleman - 2nd NZRB - Machine Gun
Section; NOK - Wm Hooper Barnard, Central Fire Station, Palmerston
Nth. He served through the Egyptian and Western European war
theatres. Rank Sergeant - discharged 14 Dec 1919
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John Leonard
BARNARD - WW1 25/27 - Army
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Rank Private; Occ - Warehouseman; Last NZ
address 8 Hill Crescent, Wgtn; ; NOK - Geo Barnard of 8 Hill
Crescent, Wgtn Draft - Samoan Advance Unit, Reg. B Company 5th
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Private; NOK - H.J. Barnard (father), Eltham, New Zealand; Occ: Bank
clerk; Enlisted Takaka; fought on Gallipoli in the last
reinforcement; was wounded in France then was QMS at Sling
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Occ: Chemist at Wanganui;POB Auckland NZ; POE
Melbourne VIC; NOK: F: Frederick Henry Barnard Medic in
Australian Army WW1; d: 25/6/1919 Redbank, near Ipswich, Queensland;
died flu Epidemic
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NOK: W.S. Barnard (father),
National Cash Register Company, Bourke Street, melbourne, Victoria,
Australia; Enlisted Moray Place, Dunedin; Main Body Unit
Otago Infantry Battalion Left 16 October 1914
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Number: 2342Au; Occ: Schoolteacher of Hastings;
Rank: Sergeant; Unit: 6th Australian Infantry
Battalion, held position of Quartermaster with the Samoa
Advance party; Died of wounds: 26 July 1916; Becourt Military
Cemetery, Albert, Picardie,
France
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Rank
Private - 3rd Auckland Infantry Batln; NOK- Wm Barnard, Kingsland,
Ak. Severely
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Rank - Private 24th Reinforcements, Royal Army
Medical Corps; New Zealand Expeditionary Force; Apr
1917 from Wellington, New Zealand to Suez, Egypt; Occ: Solicitor; NOK: Charles Leonard
Barnard (father), Ruakaka, Te Aroha- Embark Dec 1916 from
Auckland - Infantry Battalion, A
Company
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