Lone Pine A to C Lone Pine D to H Lone Pine I to M Lone Pine N to S Lone Pine T to Z Chunuk Bair Helles Hill 60 12 Tree Copse This cemetery is complete with photos of headstones. Pink Farm TO FIND THE NAME YOU REQUIRE: 1. Hold down 'Cntrl' the hit the letter 'F' 2. Enter Last Name. Click 'Find Next' Total graves : 3219 Memorial names: 6393 Tip: To close photo window, click X in top right corner Information here Read about this cemetery. HERE   Graveyards Graveyards Graveyards Indexes 4th BT. Pde. Grnd 7th Fld Ambulance Ari Burnu Baby 700 Beach Cemetery Canterbury NZEF Chunuk Bair C/rtney's & Steel's Embarkation Pier Hill 60 Johnston's Jolly Lancashire Land/g Lone Pine N.Z.No2 Outpost No.2 Outpost Pink Farm Plugge's Plateau Quinn's Post Redoubt - Helles Shell Green Shrapnel Valley Skew Bridge Farm Cemetery The Nek, Anzac 12 Tree Copse Walker's Ridge Plot numbering system Grave Names A to G Grave Names H to M Grave Names N to Z Search the above to find the name you require. Names are linked by a letter to the appropriate graveyard.

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	COWAN, Lieutenant, JAMES GEORGE, 8/28. Otago Regiment, N.Z.E.F.. Killed in action 7th May 1915. Son of Mrs. A. M. Cowan, of Rotomanu, West Coast, New Zealand. Sp. Mem. 136.Photo CROCKER, Captain, ROBERT CLIVE, 6th Bty. Australian Field Artillery. Killed in action 12th July 1915. Age 27. Son of Henry Sayers Crocker and Margaret Eleanor Crocker, of "Winfield," 31, Riversdale Rd., Haw-thorn, Victoria, Australia. Native of Windsor, Victoria. Sp. Mem. 22. Photo DUTHIE, Lieutenant, ROBERT LEIPER MARTIN, 8/162. Otago Regiment, N.Z.E.F.. Died of wounds 12th May 1915. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Duthie, of Milton, Otago, New Zealand. Sp. Mem. 142. Photo MILLS, Major, JOHN BRIER, 2nd Bde. Australian Field Artillery. Died of wounds 30th May 1915. Age 45. Son of George Alfred and Maria Mills; husband of Mrs. B. Mills, of Claremont Avenue, Claremont, Western Australia. Of New South Wales. IV. A. 13. Photo
Plot Numbering	Details Pink Farm   Pink Farm Cemetery is south west of the Redoubt on the road from Sedd el Bahr to Geoghegan's Bluff. Pink Farm (properly Sotiri Farm) took its name from the red soil of the area. The three cemeteries which grew up around the farm were combined after the Armistice on the site of Pink Farm Cemetery No 3, and this cemetery was further enlarged when graves were brought in from other small burial grounds in the vicinity. There are now 602 servicemen of the First World War buried or commemorated in this cemetery. 250 of the burials are unidentified, but special memorials commemorate 219 casualties known or believed to be buried among them.             Plot Numbering     The number of the Plot is indicated by a Roman numeral following the entry,the Row by a capital letter and the Grave by a number. Thus I.D.2 indicates Plot 1 Row D Grave 2. Plot II = Plot 2, Plot III = Plot 3 etc.In the Registers of Cemeteries that are not divided into Plots the Row is indicated by a capital letter following the entry and the Grave by a number. Thus D.12 indicates Row D Grave 12. Special Memorials to officers and men known or believed to be buried in the cemetery are indicated by the letters "Sp.Mem" following the entry, by a capital letter shewing the group and by a number shewing the position in the group. thus "Sp.Mem. B.2" indicates Special Memorial, Group B, Number 2. In those cemeteries where there is only one group the capital letter is omitted.