HOPE, James William
| Conflict | World War 1 |
|---|---|
| Service Arm | Colonial Forces Citizen Military Force British Red Cross Society |
| Unit | No 2 Battery Field Artillery |
| Service No. | |
| Service Arm | Army |
| Date of Birth | 23 Sep 1851 |
| Birthplace | Hay, WALES |
| Residence | Fremantle, WA |
| Date of Death | 21 Nov 1918 |
| Relatives | Wife - Helena Aurora Hope |
James Hope served in many of the Volunteer Military Units in Western Australia
23 November 1878-14 August 1879 - James was Surgeon Major to the West Australian Volunteer Force
24 October 1892-February 1896 - James was a Captain in the Fremantle Artillery Volunteers
24 May 1897-1 July 1903 - James was Major commanding No 2 Battery, WA Field Artillery
1 July 1903-10 November 1903 - James was Major commanding the 11th Infantry Regiment, Australian Field Artillery
1 October 1915 - James was a Captain in the Australian Army Medical Corps Reserve (WA)
This page is part of a Nominal Roll that is a Register of Western Australian Officers in Colonial Forces 1902 as they transitioned into the Commonwealth Forces. The longest serving officer was appointed on 1 November 1878 and the latest entry for promotion is the 18 April 1905. There are a total of 162 entries.
