Tasmanian War Casualties

WW1

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Higgs Hugh Corderoy

Born 9^th June 1897 Launceston Tasmania the son of Joseph Hubert and Emma Louisa Higgs (nee Walklate).

Leading Signalman Higgs who was serving on “HMAS Arawa” died 3^rd April 1919 at the Royal Naval Hospital, Plymouth, United Kingdom from influenza and was buried in Ford Park Cemetery, Pennycomequick, Plymouth, Devon, England, United Kingdom.

HIGGS – At the Roy Naval Hospital Plymouth England on the 3^rd April 1919 Hugh youngest son of J H and L F Higgs “Bentleigh” Trevallyn Launceston aged 21 years (of influenza. God knowest best

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