A
list of NZ nurses with the Australian contingents who have received
decorations in 1920
ANZAC
Memorial 1914-1918 over 20,000 names; this database contains The Anzac Memorial, a book compiled to commemorate those who served in the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) and died in World War I
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Australia and New Zealand American Civil
War Veterans
Australia's
Red Coat Settlers dedicated to the officers, men and
families of British Regiments who settled in Australia and New Zealand
Boer
War Honours List Extracts from London Gazette 1901 & 1902
Boer
War; 1st N.Z. Mounted Rifles; Casualties 1900-1902 including description of wounds, cause of death
Boer
War 1900 -1902 - Honour rolled for those killed & wounded
Boer
War; Seventh Contingent to Boer War Nominal Roll, which sailed from
Port Chalmers 12th March 1902 on SS Kent
British
Forces stationed in NZ, of the Navy and Army 1850-1860,
in the New Plymouth area
Casualty
List for the battle at Te Ranga 1864 - 43rd Regiment
Casualties
from Te Ranga, 21 June 1864. 68th Regiment
Commonwealth War Graves Commission WW1 & WW2 - Over 1.7 Million Names lists the names and place of commemoration of the 1.7 million men and women of the Commonwealth forces who died during the two world wars.
It also records details of the 67,000 Commonwealth civilians who died "as a result of enemy action" in the Second World War.It ispossible to search by casualty or by cemetery
Crimea
& NZ Wars - 68th Regiment
Gallipoli 1915 European Servicemen Surnames
A-M and N-Z
Gallipoli
1915 Maori Servicemen
Kaurau
(Kairau) 1861 Taranaki Wars Casualty Lists
Maori
Pioneer Battalion Roll of Honour France & Flanders 1916-1918
Maori Wars 1846 - European Deaths New Zealand's civil war, the Maori Wars from 1843 to 1872 during which Maoris lost the rights to much of their land
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Names
extracted from "To Face the Maoris" by Michael Barthorp (Maori
war 1845-1847) over 100 names here
Names
from the book "NZ Deserters" circa 1860s
New
Zealand Army Personnel 1866 Maori Wars, includes name, rank, regiment and date
New Zealand Defence
Force Personnel Records
New Zealand Military
Historical Society publish a journal, The Volunteers" three times a year typically in March, July and November. The journal contains a wide range of articles of interest from each of the services, including details of research that has been carried out by members and others
NZ
Military Nursing Roll of Honour WW1 & WW2
New
Zealand War Links over 50 links to military databases
here
NZ
Military Hospital Nurses 1920
New
Zealand Rolls of Honour indexed by region
New
Zealand War Medal Recipients - New Zealand War
Nurses
- Roll of Honour WW1, WW2, Vietnam War
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Settlers,
and those settled in NZ, who were attached to the NZ (Maori) Pioneer
Battalion in World War One
Royal
New Zealand Fencibles a corps known as the Royal
New Zealand Fencibles or the "Pensioners" was enrolled in England in
1846 - 47. The Fencibles consisted of discharged British soldiers and
sailors, selected on the basis of good character, under 48 years of
age (it was later lowered to 41), at least 5ft 5 inches in height and
with a minimum of 15 years service.
Victoria
Cross Recipients Victoria Cross is the highest British decoration awarded to members of the
NZ armed forces for valour while on active service. The medal has been won
by British servicemen in NZ during the New Zealand Wars, and by New
Zealanders serving in the South African War, and World Wars One and Two
Vietnam War - Roll
of Honour 1964-1975
War Graves and Memorials in New
Zealand
Wellington
Mounted Rifles WW1 Honours & Awards
WW1 Memorials
Register many New Zealand war memorials photos and transcriptions of names on the memorials; at NZ Ministry for Culture and Heritage site
WW1
and WW2 Soldiers List
WW1; Pacific Islanders
who served in the New Zealand Maori Pioneer Battalion, 1914 - 1918
name extract from the book:"Te Hokowhitu a Tu: The Maori Pioneer
Battalion in the first World War."
WW1..1916
Returning Nurses lists their names and hospital or ship where they served
68th
Regiment who discharged & remained in NZ The regiment returned to England early in 1866. Some men elected to stay in NZ. Some had served all their time, others were permitted to 'purchase' their discharge.
