Recipients
Medals and certificates of merit awarded in recognition of the following brave deeds.
To all recipients, the Society conveys the thanks, admiration and congratulations of the people of New South Wales.
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George Henry Woodhouse Moore
George Henry Woodhouse Moore was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a drowning, rescue at Manly on the 26th December 1902.
Reginald Wilkin
Reginald Wilkin was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a drowning, rescue at Manly on the 7th March 1903.
Frederick Charles Williams
Frederick Charles Williams was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a drowning, rescue at Manly on the 7th March 1903.
Sidney Williams
Sidney Williams was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a drowning, rescue at Manly on the 7th March 1903.
William James Wright
William James Wright was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a drowning, rescue at Manly on the 17th January 1903.
Horace Keightley Morris
Horace Keightley Morris was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a drowning, rescue at Cronulla on the 14th December 1902.
James Crowder
James Crowder was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a explosion at Mount Kembla on the 31st July 1902.
Patrick John Sells
Patrick John Sells was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a explosion at Mount Kembla on the 31st July 1902.
Clement Yates
Clement Yates was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a explosion at Mount Kembla on the 31st July 1902.
John Muir
John Muir was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a explosion at Mount Kembla on the 31st July 1902.
Adam Frost, Jun.
Adam Frost, Jun. was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a explosion at Mount Kembla on the 31st July 1902.
Thomas Richard Morgan
Thomas Richard Morgan was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a explosion at Mount Kembla on the 31st July 1902.
Henry Sheppard
Henry Sheppard was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a explosion at Mount Kembla on the 31st July 1902.
Frank Young
Frank Young was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a explosion at Mount Kembla on the 31st July 1902.
David Ritchie
David Ritchie was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a explosion at Mount Kembla on the 31st July 1902.
Frank Herbert Williams
Frank Herbert Williams was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a explosion at Mount Kembla on the 31st July 1902.
Andrew Paterson
Andrew Paterson was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a explosion at Mount Kembla on the 31st July 1902.
William Ridley
William Ridley was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a explosion at Mount Kembla on the 31st July 1902.
Silvester Henry Warburton
Silvester Henry Warburton was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a explosion at Mount Kembla on the 31st July 1902.
Rev. Robert Josiah Thomas
Rev. Robert Josiah Thomas was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a explosion at Mount Kembla on the 31st July 1902.
Doctor Thomas Fowler Wade
Doctor Thomas Fowler Wade was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a explosion at Mount Kembla on the 31st July 1902.
Doctor William Bryce Kerr
Doctor William Bryce Kerr was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a explosion at Mount Kembla on the 31st July 1902.
James Flinn
James Flinn was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a flood/creek at Narrabri on the 8th April 1904.
Edward Stewart
Edward Stewart was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a fire, house at Wellington on the 30th May 1904.
Richard Henry Carrall
Richard Henry Carrall was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a flood/river at Casino on the 19th April 1904.
Principal Lighthouse Keeper John Skelton
Principal Lighthouse Keeper John Skelton was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a shipwreck at Smokey Cape on the 12th November 1903.
James Benedict Carey
James Benedict Carey was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a water well at Attunga on the 27th August 1903.
Thomas Reynolds
Thomas Reynolds was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a water well at Attunga on the 27th August 1903.
Traffic Constable John Henry Webber
Traffic Constable John Henry Webber was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a bolting horse at Sydney on the 5th October 1903.
Selwyn Hedley Hinder
Selwyn Hedley Hinder was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a drowning, rescue at Sydney Harbour on the 7th September 1903.
William Tobias Tuson
William Tobias Tuson was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a drowning, rescue at At sea Montague Island on the 24th December 1904.
Harriet Ruperta Edwards
Harriet Ruperta Edwards was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving of bravery at Riverview on the 21st November 1904.
John Patrick Corcoran
John Patrick Corcoran was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a drowning, rescue at Sydney Harbour on the 2nd June 1905.
Leonard Leslie Blue Scholfield
Leonard Leslie Blue Scholfield was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a drowning, rescue at Sydney Harbour on the 2nd June 1905.
James Quinn
James Quinn was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a capsized vessel at Sydney Harbour on the 12th March 1905.
Archibald Watson
Archibald Watson was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a capsized vessel at Sydney Harbour on the 12th March 1905.
Arthur Kingston Rosenthall
Arthur Kingston Rosenthall was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a drowning, rescue at Manly on the 18th November 1904.
Eustace Townley Pinhey
Eustace Townley Pinhey was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a drowning, rescue at Cronulla on the 7th January 1905.
Louisa Ellen Adams
Louisa Ellen Adams was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a bushfire at Exeter on the 31st December 1904.
Mortimer Rowe
Mortimer Rowe was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a shipwreck at at sea s.s. "Glaucus" on the 29th June 1906.
Thomas Cavendish
Thomas Cavendish was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a shipwreck at at sea s.s. "Glaucus" on the 29th June 1906.
John Duncan
John Duncan was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a shipwreck at at sea s.s. "Glaucus" on the 29th June 1906.
James Dunn
James Dunn was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a shipwreck at at sea s.s. "Glaucus" on the 29th June 1906.
Charles Nichols
Charles Nichols was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a shipwreck at at sea s.s. "Glaucus" on the 29th June 1906.
Julien Albert Porteils
Julien Albert Porteils was awarded a Silver Medal (Posthumous) for actions involving a drowning, rescue at North Sydney on the 25th January 1906.
Percy Henry John Hurt
Percy Henry John Hurt was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a drowning, rescue at Manly on the 10th March 1906.
James Anderson
James Anderson was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a drowning, rescue at Cockatoo Island on the 18th September 1905.
Reginald Alwyn Bowden
Reginald Alwyn Bowden was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a drowning, rescue at Manly on the 20th April 1906.
Percy Denver Champion
Percy Denver Champion was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving a drowning, rescue at Sydney Harbour on the 22nd October 1905.
William Charles Allen
William Charles Allen was awarded a Silver Medal for actions involving poisonous gases/well at North Richmond on the 3rd October 1905.
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