WW1

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Ware, James George Frederick

Born Sydney New South Wales but living in Tasmania since he was 12 months old with his adopted parents George Henry and May Mary Anne Ware, a gardener he embarked Melbourne 24^th November 1915 on board RMS Orontes with the 15^th Infantry Battalion.

He was serving with the 4th Company Australian Machine Gun Corps when on the 11^th April 1917 he was admitted to the 13^th Australian Field Ambulance with a shell wound to the abdomen and was transferred to the 3^rd Australian Casualty Clearing Station where he died from those wounds on the 12^th April 1917.  He was buried in the Bapaume Australian Cemetery, Bapaume, Albert Bapaume Area, France

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