The Maylands War Memorial is located adjacent to the Old Police Station on Guildford Road. Community members, who funded the creation of the war memorial, appear to have provided the 110 names listed on the memorial.
Research for Bob Corby’s book Soldiers of the Maylands Cenotaph WWI 1914-1918 showed that some of the names were recorded differently in official records held by the Australian War Memorial (AWM) and the National Archives of Australia.
Please contact the Maylands Historical & Peninsula Association Inc via email on maylandshs@gmail.com if you have any information on other people who should be added to this list, or you can provide more information about one or more of the people on this list.
Click HERE to read about the history of the memorial.
Those named on the memorial are:
WWI servicemen with ‘Maylands, Perth, Western Australia’ shown as their place of association in AWM records, but not named on the Maylands War Memorial include:
Other WWI servicemen associated with Maylands and therefore with its War Memorial include
According to Bob Corby’s book Soldiers of the Maylands Cenotaph WWI 1914-1918, the five most common prior-to-enlistment occupations recorded for these men were:
See: