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Full Name
Frank Clark
Rank Last Held
Trooper
Forename(s)
Frank
Surname
Clark
War
World War I, 1914-1918
Serial No.
13/892
Gender
Male
First Known Rank
Trooper
Next of Kin
Thomas Clark (father), Te Pahu, Waikato, New Zealand
Marital Status
Single
Enlistment Address
Te Pahu, Waikato, New Zealand
Enlistment Date
15 December 1914
Military District
Auckland
Body on Embarkation
4th Reinforcements
Embarkation Unit
Auckland Mounted Rifles
Embarkation Date
17 April 1915
Place of Embarkation
Wellington, New Zealand
Transport
Vessel
Willochra or Knight Templar or Waitomo
Destination
Suez, Egypt
Nominal Roll Number
Vol1
Page on Nominal Roll
127
Campaigns
  • Egypt
  • Balkans
  • Gallipoli
Military Awards
  • 1914-1915 Star
  • British War Medal (1914-1920)
  • Victory Medal
Last Unit Served
Auckland Mounted Rifles
Place of Death
Gallipoli, Turkey
Date of Death
28 August 1915
Year of Death
1915
Cause of Death
Killed in action
Memorial Name
  • Hill 60 (New Zealand) Memorial, Hill 60 Cemetery, Turkey
  • Auckland War Memorial Museum, World War 1 Hall of Memories
Biographical Notes
  • Frank Clark was the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Clark, of Te Pahu, Hamilton, New Zealand, and the brother of Herbert Clark (46116) and Fred Clark.
  • He was killed in the second assault on Hill 60 and reported missing 29 August 1915
Description of Image
Portrait, full length, studio
Archives NZ source
Military personnel file
Further References
  • AWMM Clark, Frank. Letters, 1915 - 1916. Auckland War Memorial Museum Library. MS 98/8
  • Frank Clark. Letters with photographs. Video commissioned by the Auckland War Memorial Museum. Producer Storyboard. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5uFzwzEVhQ
Sources Used
  • Nominal Rolls of New Zealand Expeditionary Force Volume I. Wellington: Govt. Printer, 1914-1919
  • Commonwealth War Graves Commission. URL: http://www.cwgc.org
  • Stowers, R. (2005). Bloody Gallipoli: the New Zealanders' story. Auckland, N.Z., David Bateman.