Tasmanian War Casualties

WW1

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Jarman, Cyril Leslie

Born 27^th July 1895 Launceston Tasmania to Richard and Annie Jarman (nee Lee) who departed Tasmania with the 12^th Battalion 1^st Contingent 17^th September 1914 on board “HMAT Geelong”.

He participated in the landing at Gallipoli and was there until evacuation and then crossed to France where he was killed in action 17^th April 1918 and is commemorated in the Borre British Cemetery, France.

Had two brothers also on active service - Pte Stanley Jarman and Pte Leonard Jarman (MM).

The Reverend Mr Baker conveyed the sad news to Mr R Jarman that his son, Private C L Jarman was killed in action in France on April 17^th 1918. He is the third son of Mr and Mrs Jarman on active service and left Tasmania 3 ½ years ago with the 12^th Battalion. He was at the landing at Gallipoli and went right through the campaign. He then crossed to France where he has since been fighting. Two brothers are still on active service.

The Weekly Courier 16^th May 1918

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