Tasmanian War Casualties

WW1

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Wales, Ernest

Born York England the son of Benjamin Stoker Wales “The Willows” Haseby West Yorkshire England but living in Launceston Tasmania when he enlisted a Draper by trade he embarked Melbourne 22^nd November 1915 with the 6^th Field Artillery Brigade

He was killed in action 10^th June 1917 in Belgium and is commemorated in the London Rifle Brigade Cemetery, Belgium.

In Claremont Camp

Back row – left to right N Paton, W Aulich, W Cheek, E Wales and H.B Green

Second row – W Hart, Rus Valentine, R J Alcock

Front E Hart and D J Griffin

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