Tasmanian War Casualties

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BROWN, GEOFFREY HUGH

Rank Trooper	Service Colonial Military Forces	Date of Death 2 September 1900
Service Number 30	Unit Third Tas Contingent, Fourth Bushmen	Place of Death Warmbad
		Cause of Death Died of wounds

On September 1^st 20 of our men, under Lieutenant Wylly, assisted by 20 of the Army Service Corps were out after cattle. They got into a tight corner in very difficult country, in the direction we Tasmanians had been a few days previously. The guide to the party, a Highlander named Cooper, was shot through the body and taken prisoner. At the same time Trooper Geoff Brown was mortally wounded and his brother Corporal Brown sustained severe injuries.

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