Honor Rolls

This is another example of a pressed metal Honor Roll made by the Wunderlich company.

The Manchester  Unity Independent Order of Oddfellows revealed their Honor Roll at the School of Arts, Elsmore, on 13 October 1917. The bronze Roll, paid for by lodge members, was unveiled by Mrs Ro... more details

The Fern Hill Honor Roll was unveiled by Miss Mackie at the school on Friday 21 November 1919. The board includes the names of ex-pupils who enlisted as well as residents. It is made of polished timber with names in gold lettering on a black background.

This polished oak honor roll, with the names of local soldiers and two nurses, was unveiled on Friday 8 June 1917. It was made at Mr. B M Wade’s works in Inverell and paid for by Gilgai residents.

Mrs. Woodford and Mrs Kramer unveiled the Roll – both Mothers had three sons enl... more details

Fund raising for this memorial began in 1920; the final cost was one hundred and fifty two pounds. The land was provided by the Lands department and the first trustees were Messrs D Strahley, S Woodford and A T Brissett.

It was constructed by Mr. C S Thorley, using six foot square (1.8 me... more details

Currently it is not known who made this timber World War 1 Honor Roll which was unveiled in December 1941 by Pastor Jenner of the Inverell Church of Christ. The school Parents and Citizens Association organised the Roll on which eleven names are recorded, written in gold lettering. This Honor Rol... more details

This timber Honor Roll with glass front doors was unveiled during an evening function held at the old Graman Hall on Saturday 29 September 1917. It was made by Mr Smale of Dinton Vale and unveiled by Mrs. B A McCosker of Cherry Tree Hill.

The Honor Roll now has pride of place in the main ... more details

Following several patriotic speeches at a special function at Gum Flat, this Honor Roll was unveiled on Wednesday 3 October 1917 by Mrs. S L Cohen. It had been covered by a large Union Jack flag and red, white and blue ribbons.

Similar to the Delungra Honor Roll, it was designed and craft... more details

At a Welcome Home function for Private H. Lute in June 1918, the Howell community announced their intention of erecting an Honour Roll for their local heroes.

This timber board, which features two flags at the top, has fifty four names inscribed in gold lettering. It is not known when the... more details

These decorative oak panelled Honour Rolls with gold lettering, made by returned soldiers at Randwick Hospital, were unveiled on Sunday 4th May 1919 by Mrs. W D Wright of Inverell. Her five sons enlisted for service during World War 1.

The Honour Rolls show the names of approximately thre... more details

The Inverell Club has a beautiful brass honour roll mounted on timber. It features a wreath at the top with the letters IC in the centre. Bewteen the nine names of members who served during the First World War is a broken column signifying life cut short.

Featured at the bottom is the mot... more details

On Friday 27 August 1923 The Inverell Times newspaper reported that at a large ceremony held at Inverell Town Hall, the Honor Roll was unveiled by Mrs Wright of Bundarra Road. Her five sons had served during the War; one was Killed in Action in 1918. This Roll, with hundreds of names engraved on ... more details

The Independent Pipe Band unveiled their WW1 Honor Roll at a meeting on Saturday 11 October 1919. Members stood in silence as a mark of respect and to remember their 'fallen members and brothers'. 

Names recorded were:-

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Made of polished wood with gold lettering, this Honor Roll contains hundreds of names of former pupils. It was unveiled by the School Inspector, Mr. McKenzie, during a ceremony held at the School to mark Empire Day on Friday 23 May 1924.

Mrs Bone placed wreaths on behalf of the old boys. ... more details

Eleven names are inscribed on this timber Honor Roll. They are:-

J Hallett, A Hunt, A J Mather, R McClymont, A McDiarmid, R McKenzie, Rev. J K Miller, J Noble, C J Norris, O J Penberthy, W S Williams.

Four of these men were killed during the War.

This Honor Roll, which was presented to the Church by Mr. Percy Nott, was unveiled on Sunday 26 March 1916, during anniversary celebrations for the Church. The Roll commemorates those who responded to the ‘great call of the Empire’. The day’s events began with a parade led by th... more details

At a service on Sunday 10 September 1916 the Honor Roll at St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church was unveiled by Mrs Hugh Currie. It was made of Queensland Maple by Mr B M Wade and French polished. The seventy nine inscribed names were arranged in three columns bordered by a Gothic arch.

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This Honor Roll was unveiled at St Andrew’s Church, Little Plain, by Mrs J G Baker on Sunday 18 November 1917. It records the names of 24 men who enlisted from that area and was presented by Miss Stella Newport.

Names recorded are:- S E C Johnson, D Creevey, H L McIlveen, G. Eddy, W... more details

As reported in The Inverell Times newspaper, Tuesday 18 July 1916, this Honor Roll, unveiled in July 1916, was first in the Little Plain District. It was the idea of the School Headmaster, Mr. Bateson ‘to pay a tribute of honor to the old time pupils of Little Plain School who have voluntee... more details

This Honour Roll was unveiled at the Sinclair Public School on Saturday 6 October 1917 by Mrs. Bell, mother of the two Bell boys listed on the Roll. The oak framed Roll was presented to the School by Mr. T.G. Mitchell of Long Plain and was intended to be kept at the school.

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It is currently not known when this black timber Honor Roll was made and unveiled. It records names of those who served in WW1, WW11 and Vietnam and is housed at Inverell Pioneer Village.

Currently no details are known about this timber framed Honor Roll which has a coloured emblem at the top and forty three names written in old English script.

The idea of creating an Honor Roll was initiated in August 1918 by the Mount Russell Branch of the Farmer’s and Settlers Ass... more details

This Honor Roll was installed at the Nullamanna Hall to provide ‘a permanent and honourable record of the locality’s contribution in deed and blood to the Great War.’ Made by Hardy of Narrabri, the marble scroll style Roll features a Rising Sun at the top and two flags - the Uni... more details

The Oakwood Public Hall was the venue for the presentation of this large Honor Roll on Saturday 22 March 1919. A large gathering of residents watched as Mrs. Palmer unveiled the Roll which bears the names of four of her sons, two of whom were killed in action during the War.

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On 9 November 1916 this Honor Roll was unveiled by Mrs. Furze, wife of the President of the School Parents and Citizens Association.

Made of polished oak, it was designed by Mr H A Roberts, and made by local builder, S H Curry. Thomas Brothers did the engraving and polishing.

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The Stannifer and Old Mill Honour Roll records the names of thirty-three local men who served during WW1.

This timber framed marble tablet was revealed when Mrs Ellis cut the unveiling ribbon on Friday 18 March 1921 during a public function held at Stannifer Hall.  Funds for this Hon... more details

At a function held at the Stannifer Public Hall on Friday 18 March 1921, their Honor Roll was unveiled by Mrs. Ellis. Thirty four names of local men were recorded, ten of whom died during the War.

This Honor Roll featuring three Gothic style panels with over 90 painted names was paid for by local subscriptions. It was unveiled on Wednesday 30 May 1917 during a special service attended by a large congregation.

A crowd of over three hundred people were present at the ceremony to unveil the Tingha Lodge Honor Roll on Wednesday 6 October 1920. The Grand Master of the Order, Bob Cameron, unveiled the Roll and paid tribute to those who had served during the War.

Twenty nine names were recorded on the Tingha Methodist Church Honor Roll when it was unveiled by Mrs. A Eggins on Sunday evening 27 January 1918. The names on the Gothic style Roll were written in gold lettering and included three of Mrs Eggins sons, one of whom died during the War.

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This timber board with gold lettering records the names of those who served during World War 1 and World War 11. It is located in the Wallangra Memorial Hall, which was constructed in 1955.

This marble Honor Roll mounted on a timber board records twenty four names, eight of whom died during World War 1. It is kept at the Wellingrove Hall

Mrs. McPherson, whose three sons served during World War 1, unveiled this Honor Roll in September 1918. She donated a Roll to the school and also to St. Andrews Church of England in memory of her son who was killed at Gallipoli in 1915.

The Yetman Honor Roll is now located at the local ha... more details