Charles Lynleigh Dawes

Died 28 Aug 1915

Service number
WWI 13/897 AWMM
Armed force / branch
Army AWMM
Last rank
WW1 Trooper AWMM Auckland Mounted Rifles AWMM
War
World War I, 1914-1918 AWMM
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Charles Lynleigh Dawes
New Zealand's Roll of Honour. New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, 11 November 1915, p.19. Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections SDR-19151111-19-01. 1. Private Arthur Bourgeois, Machine Gun Section, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Killed in action. 2. Trooper W. Hedley, Canterbury Mounted Rifles. Killed in action. 3. Private A. J. Lawson. 3rd Auckland Regiment. Killed in action. 4. Sergeant A. C. Williams, of Masterton, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Killed in action. 5. Private Richard E. C. Bowling, of New Plymouth, N.Z. Medical Corps. Wounded. 6. Lance-Corporal James Wilson, Canterbury Mounted Rifles. Wounded. 7, Sergeant Charles. L. Dawes, Auckland Mounted Rifles. Reported missing. 8. Private H. Pilkington, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded. 9. Corporal Harris Symons, of Kawhia, N.Z. Field Artillery. Wounded. 10. Trooper Victor Robert Land, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded. 11. Private Jack Green, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded. 12. Trooper Andrew Victor Falkner, Waikato Mounted Rifles. Reported missing. 13. Lieutenant W. T. Palmer, Auckland Mounted Rifles. Wounded. 14. Gunner Effroc A. Mosley, Howitzer Battery. Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Twice wounded. Returned to Christchurch. 15. Trooper Percy Edward Turnor, Wellington Mounted Rifles. Killed in action. 16. Trooper Henry S. Herbert, Machine Gun Section, Auckland Mounted Rifles. Wounded. 17. Trooper John Clark, Wellington Mounted Rifles. Reported missing. 18. Sergeant P. R. Hutton, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Reported missing. 19. Private Gordon Dunlop, 8th Southland Regiment. Wounded. 20. Sapper Leo Gregory Pope, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded. 21. Bugler Abraham Wachner, Medical Field Ambulance. Wounded. 22. Private Leo. Brookes, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded. 23. Lance Corporal A. W. Lewis, Auckland Mounted Rifles. Wounded. 24. Trooper George Sutherland, Canterbury Mounted Rifles. Killed in action. 25. Fitter J. L. Pickford, of Petone, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Reported ill. 26. Private Whau [Whare] Barton, N.Z. Maori Contingent. Wounded. 27. Trooper Arthur A. Fraser, Otago Infantry Battalion. Wounded. 28. Private Chas. Vickery, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Killed in action. 29, Gunner Charles Nelson Ricketts, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Wounded. 30. Trooper J. A. Cochrane, Canterbury Mounted Rifles. Died from wounds. No Known Copyright Restrictions

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