Professional
Irish soldier. War Office records show that John enlisted in
Colermaime on 12 October 1815. He was drafted to the 1st Foot
Regiment. His discharge papers show that he enlisted at Colermaime in
the County of Derry (Ireland) on 20 April 1818 at the age of nineteen
years to the 18th Royal Parish Regiment of Foot. On the same day (War
Office record # 12/3514/3517) he was drafted for special training for
Malta service. The same record shows he embarked for Malta on 20 March
1821.
Served
in the following places: 1818 Cork, 1819 Carlow, 1818-19 Fermoy, 1819
Duncannon Fort, 1818-19 Kilkenny, 1819 Waterford, 1819 Wexford, 1820-21
Cork. The regiment was nicknamed 'Paddy's Black Guards'.
War
Office record number 12/3514-3517 (the Muster of 18th Regiment) shows
the following: 18 October 1815 - Listed in Northern District Belfast; 20
March 1821 - Embarked to Malta; 24 August 1825 - Invalided in Corfu
with fever. On 20 July 1825 his discharge papers were signed at Corfu.
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 b. c1895 NZ - d. 1917 FRANCE
Son of Albertina Lintern & Gustave Clement
Of 48 Hutt Rd, Petone, New Zealand
Killed in action in WW1 on 20 October 1917 in France, aged 22 years.Private in "B" Coy, 3rd Bn, Wellington Regiment, N.Z.E.F. Service #51005.Cemetery reference: N.Z. Apse, Panel 6.Tyne Cot Memorial, Zonnebeke, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium *
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Sons of Giovanni Thomasso Monigatti
& Isabella Ellen Moore
b. NZ
Served with the 14th Reinforcements during WW1.
Peter Fidele MONIGATTI
1885-c1972
Served with the NZ Expeditionary
Force to the Middle East during WW1. He was a Private in the Canterbury
Battalion and his number was 6/1230. In the Evening Post of
17 May 1915, he was on the list of the wounded - "6/1230 Pte. Peter
Monigatti (J.T. Monigatti, Cape Foulwind, Westport)." According to the Evening Post of 24 June 1915, he arrived at Malta on 17 May 1915. His rank was Lance Corporal - "Monigatti, Peter, 6/1230, L. Cpl."
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Professional
Irish soldier. Served in the following countries: France 3 years, West
Indies 6 years 346 days, Portugal 1 year 3 months, NSW Australia 5
years 9 months, India 2 years 92 days.
Royal New Zealand Fencible, arriving Waitemata Harbour, New Zealand aboard the troop ship Ramillies on 5 August 1847.
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Badly wounded in November 1916 at the Battle of the
Dardenelles, Gallipoli, WW1.
Returned to New Zealand.
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Regiment # 458805 L/Cpl. Provost Company, WW2.
Served overseas.
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 Eric LINTERNb. 1912 NZ - d. 1996 NZSon of William George Lintern & Violet Wilmshurst
with wife Mary Ellen SCRIMMAGER
b. 1914 NZ - d. 1991 NZDaughter of Andrew Scriminger & Mary Ellen Dunlop
Petone, November 1942 Eric served as a cook at the Trentham army camp during WW2.
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Son of Charles Gear & Sophia Ann Bates Moore
Of
85 Adelaide Rd, Wellington, New Zealand
Volunteer Long Service Medal
(Westport)
Killed in action in WW1 on 26 September 1917 in France, aged 34 years.
Rifleman in the 2nd Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade, "D"
Coy, 2nd Bn. 3rd, service # 24805.
Cemetery reference: Grave I.D.6
Hooge Crater Cemetery,
Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium *
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Enlisted in WW1. He was in the Auckland Infantry Battalion, A Company, regiment # 18903, with the rank of Sergeant Major.
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Andrew SCRIMINGER at right
b. 1881 IRE - d. 1945 NZSon of Thomas Scriminger & Ellen Jane McNeillNgaharaunga [sic] Fort, 1914
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