Tasmanian War Casualties

WW1

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Seymour, Thomas Robert

Born 1883 Hobart Tasmania and married to Ellen Isabella Hutchins of 203 Harrington Street Hobart, a driver he embarked Hobart 13^th December 1915 on board “HMAT Ajana” with the 26^th Infantry Battalion.

He was admitted to the 3^rd Australian Field Ambulance on the 24^th August 1918 and transferred to the 41^th Casualty Clearing Station where he died 26^th August 1918 from gunshot wounds to the left buttock and was buried in the Daours Communal Cemetery Extension, Daours, Somme, France

Mrs. E. I. Seymour has received official news that her husband, Private Thomas Seymour, died of gunshot wounds at 41st Casualty Clearing Station on August 26. He enlisted in August, 1915, and after seeing service in Egypt, was transferred to France. He was a native of Hobart, and was well known around the Hobart wharves.

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