Tasmanian War Casualties

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FITZALLEN, ALBERT EDWARD

Rank Private	Unit 1 Battalion Australian Commonwealth Horse, Tas, 1/2 Coy	Date of Death 30 May 1902
Service Number 1212	Service Colonial Military Forces	Cause of Death Died of disease

Born 11^th August 1882 at Campbell Town Tasmania to Joseph and Mary Ellen (nee Clear) Fitzallen, Albert was living at Ross and was a blacksmith by trade when he enlisted.

Military enthusiasm was strong in the Fitzallen household, for members of the family appear in three contingents. One went with the first, under Major Cameron, another served fifteen months under Colonel Watchorn. These brothers came back safely but the third, Albert Edward Fitzallen who was only 19 died of enteric fever.

Extracted from

Tasmanians in the Transvaal War by John Bufton

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