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Arnot, James Allan

He was born Prestonpans Scotland but living with his mother in Launceston Tasmania, a labourer who had served with the Cameron Highlanders and the Royal Engineers for 3 years.

Sgt Arnot was serving with the 15^th Battalion when he was wounded at Gallipoli and transferred to the Ras El Tin Hospital Alexandria with gunshot wounds to the right wrist and hip. He died 4^th July 1915 and was buried in the Alexandria (Chatby) Military and War Memorial Cemetery, Egypt.

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