WW1

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BUXTON, RAYMOND JAMES

On Saturday the Rev. Best, of Sheffield, had the painful duty of conveying to Mrs. G. Buxton, of Wilmot, the sad news that her youngest son, Private Ray Buxton, had been killed in action in France. Private Buxton prior to enlisting was in New South Wales, but returned to enlist in Tasmania. He was only in the firing a line a short time. Private Jack Buxton, another son, was killed in action on December 20, 1910.

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