WW1

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Sullivan James

Born Hobart Tasmania a farm hand he was living in New South Wales when he enlisted and named his sister Mrs Whinton of 16 Bathurst St Hobart as his next of kin.  He embarked Melbourne 25^th June 1915 on board “HMAT Ceramic” with the 19^th Infantry Battalion.

He died 11^th August 1918 in France and is commemorated in theHeath Cemetery, Harbonnieres, Amiens Harbonnieres Area, France

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