Tasmanian War Casualties

WW1

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Rocher Thomas Trinder

Born 30^th December 1879 Newcastle Northumberland England he married 1906 in Queenstown Mary Ann Hodgetts a 37 year old miner he enlisted 23^rd October 1915 at Ross and embarked Sydney 20^th February 1916 on board “HMAT Ulysses” with the 3^rd Tunnelling Company and the rank of Sergeant.

He returned to Australia 31^st August 1916 after being wounded and gassed at Pozieres and died Hobart 25^th June 1918 aged 43 and was buried in St Johns Cemetery, New Town, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

ROCHER – Passed away at Sanatorium, New Town, on June 25^th, after a long and painful illness, Albert (Tom Trinder) Rocher, beloved husband of Mary Ann Rocher, of Rose Vale, aged 44 years (late sergeant 3^rd Mining Corps AIF)

Launceston Examiner 27 June 1918 p1

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