Tasmanian War Casualties

WW1

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HORSEY, HAROLD NORMAN JAMES

Mr. and Mrs. James Horsey, of Huntingdon, have received official notification of the death of their second youngest son, Private Harold Norman Horsey, of the 26th Battalion. He died of wounds in France about September 9. He had been on active service for three years. His brother, Private Sydney Horsey, of the 12th Battalion is still on active service.

The Mercury 1^st October 1918

H and S Horsey

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