Tasmanian War Casualties

WW1

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Dadson, Harry Jack

Born Evandale Tasmania the son of Charles Dadson and a blacksmith who departed Sydney 31^st March 1916 on board “HMAT Star of Victoria” with the 8^th Field Company Engineers

Died 4^th October 1916 of shell wounds to the chest, both legs and left shoulder received in action at Armentieres and was buried in the Cite Bonjean Military Cemetery,

Tasmanian Casualties.

The many friends of Sapper H.J. Dadson will regret to hear of his death in France from wounds. Harry was a general favourite and had only been away from Australia seven months when be paid the big price.

The Examiner Launceston 28^th Oct 1916

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