Tasmanian War Casualties

WW1

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Wells Arthur

Born Hobart Tasmania the son of William and Eugene Wells of 89 Goulburn Street Hobart a mechanic he embarked Melbourne 25^th October 1916 on board “HMAT Ulysses” with the 2^nd Australian Flying Squadron. He became ill in camp in England and was diagnosed with phthisis and on the 22^nd February 1917 he returned to Australia on board hospital ship “Karoola” for discharge

He died 16^th April 1917 at the 11^th AGH Melbourne from pulmonary tuberculosis and heart failure and was buried in the Coburg General Cemetery, Coburg, Victoria, Australia

WELLS. -On April 16, at Military Hospital, Caulfield, Vic., Arthur Wells, air mechanic, Royal Flying Corps, aged 23, son of late W. and E. Wells, Macquarie Plains. He nobly lived and nobly died for King and Country.

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