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Harris George Albert

Born Hagley the son of Thomas and Mary Louisa Harris a 33 year old labourer he listed his next of kin as his sister Ivy Harris of Carrick he enlisted Victoria and embarked with the 15^th Battalion.  After receiving a bullet wound to the knee at Gallipoli he returned to Australia to recuperate.  He returned to duty with the 23^rd Battalion with a new number being issued. On 12^th May 1917 he was listed as missing in action in France. On the 17^th December 1917 this was changed to Killed in action on the 3^rd May 1917.

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