| Unit |
10th Australian Light Horse |
Rank |
Trooper |
Service no. |
152 |
| Date of Death |
7 August 1915 |
Place of Death |
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Age
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23 |
| Cemetery |
Walker's Ridge |
Details |
II.C.4 |
| Epitaph |
His last words
Goodbye cobber God bless you |
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| Next of Kin |
(Father) RUSH
Robert |
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| Parents |
Robert and Amy
Rush |
Bradfield St
George, Bury St, Edmund's. England |
| Date of Birth |
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Place of birth |
England, Witnesham, Ipswich |
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General |
“The word spread along the
line. Trooper Harold Rush, a young farmhand, realising he was
likely to die in the next few moments, turned to his mate beside him and
said: ‘Goodbye cobber. God bless you’. Later, when his grieving
parents were told this they arranged for his last words to be inscribed
on his headstone, which today lies in the cemetery on Walker’s Ridge.
The Nek,
Peter Burness, page 113 (Source 5) |
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