Meet the 'Saints who served'

Updated September 22 2015 - 3:01pm, first published April 25 2015 - 4:00am
Front row to front line: The All Saints’ College First XV of 1910. With the exception of two boys, all served as Anzacs, with team captain Allan Blackett (holding football), killed in action at Pozieres, Belgium. Guy Kendall (on Blackett’s left) died after returning to Australia from illness contracted at the front. On Kendall’s left is Sir William Alan Fairlie-Cunninghame.
Front row to front line: The All Saints’ College First XV of 1910. With the exception of two boys, all served as Anzacs, with team captain Allan Blackett (holding football), killed in action at Pozieres, Belgium. Guy Kendall (on Blackett’s left) died after returning to Australia from illness contracted at the front. On Kendall’s left is Sir William Alan Fairlie-Cunninghame.

MUCH is known about the most famous old boy from All Saints' College, Bathurst, Charles (C.E.W) Bean, the official World War I historian.

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