Tasmanian War Casualties

WW1

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Timms Ashleigh Harry

Born 30^th December 1897 Lefroy Tasmania but living and working as a surveyor in Birchip Victoria the son of Frank Edward and Sarah Timms (nee Lathey) he embarked Melbourne 8^th July 1916 on board “HMAT “Ajana” with the 58^th Infantry Battalion.

Corporal Timms died 25^th March 1917 at the 14^th Field Ambulance from shell wounds to both legs and an arm in France and was buried in the Bapaume Australian Cemetery, France.

TIMMS. - On 25th March, 1917, died of wounds in France, Cpl. Ashleigh Harry Timms, dearly loved only son of F. E. Timms, Sandringham. Served with the the 6th Batt at Gallipoli; invalided home 5th October, 1915, returned to duty 31st December, 1915, aged 19 years. Deeply mourned.

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