Tasmanian War Casualties

WW1

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Pitman Tasman Henry

Born 4^th February 1881Hobart Tasmania the son of Henry and Isabell Pitman married to Henrietta Isobel Hough wih five children, a printer he embarked Melbourne 30^th October 1917 on board “HMAT Aeneas” with the 40^th Infantry Battalion.

He was killed in action 29^th September 1918 in the Battle of St Quentin Canal and is commemorated in the Unicorn Cemetery, Vendhuile, Aisne, France

Prívate Tasman Henry Pitman, formerly an employee in the machine-room department of 'The Mercury," has been killed in action in France' His age was 38 and he belonged to the 40^th Battalion.

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