Tasmanian War Casualties

WW1

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Ryan, James

A miner from Launceston Tasmania he departed Melbourne 5^th December 1914 on board “HMAT Kyarra” with the 1^st Australian Clearing Hospital.

He died back in Australia 2^nd April 1919 from wounds received in the field and was buried in the Hobart (Queenborough) Cemetery, Tasmania, Australia.

Died for the Empire

Private James Ryan (1435) eldest son of Mr and Mrs E Ryan of Launceston. Enlisted Queenstown September 19^th 1914. Left Australia November 1914 .First A.A.M.C. Died No 9 A.G.H Hobart April 2^nd 1919. Aged 31 years. Deeply mourned

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