Tasmanian War Casualties

WW1

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Curran Tasman Reginald

Born 28^th September 1896 Hastings Tasmania the son of William and Amelia Curran (nee Boswood) a sawmill hand he enlisted Kew New South Wales and embarked Sydney 13^th May 1916 on board “HMAT Beltana” with the 36^th Infantry Battalion.

He died 8^th May 1918 from gunshot wounds to the chest and is commemorated in the Vignacourt British Cemetery, Vignacourt, Picardie, France

Mr. and Mrs. W. Curran, Southport have been officially informed that their son, Private Tasman Reginald Curran had died somewhere in France, cause of death not stated; also that their other son, Acting-Corporal C. E. Curran, had been wounded, second occasion.

The Mercury 18^th May 1918

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