Niue Island recruits
Recruits from Niue drilling during their first week of training at Narrow Neck camp, October 1915.
Image courtesy Auckland City Libraries
Reference: Sir George Grey Special Collections, 7-A14556
Permission of Auckland City Libraries must be obtained before any reuse of this image.
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TwitterJames Cowan's book "Maori in the Great War" originally published 1926 - republished 2011 lists the rolls of Maori who went to war 1914-1918, including the men from Niue (B company) page 190-194. He then lists the roll of honour 241-252. If you look at http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/war/researching-first-world-war-soldiers there is information on researching solders personel files and a link to archway at archives - go there and enter name of soldier to see digitalised personnel record (try Fanavai). Also helpful to try Cenotaph database at Auckland War Museum - advanced search - enter Niue - limit to World War 1 and search.
I want to know where can I get a list of all the Niuean who went. I want to know the names of all the Niuean men who to war in world war 1 in Gallipoli. How many returned. How many didn't make it back. Where are they buried?
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