Tasmanian War Casualties

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BUTTON, ALFRED

Rank Private	Unit First Australian Regiment Tas;	Date of death 9 February 1900
Service Number 30	Contingent First Tas Mounted Infantry	Place of Death Jasfontein; Rensburg
Service Colonial Military Forces		Cause of Death Killed In Action

Next of kin listed as William E Button of Fingal Tasmania. He was killed in action in what was practically the first engagement for the Tasmanian Forces.

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