WW1

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Moody, Joseph

Born 1883 Trentham Victoria and married to Rachel Robina McFadden, a miner at Queenstown Tasmania he embarked Melbourne 4^th August 1917 on board “HMAT Themistocles” with the Tunnelling Companies Reinforcements.

He was serving with the 1^st. Augstralian Tunnelling Company when he died 13^th February 1919 at the 20^th Casualty Clearing Station in Belgium from influenza and was buried in the Charleroi Communal Cemetery, Charleroi Belgium 

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