WW1

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Wetheimer Arnold Talbot

Born Melbourne the son of Arnold and Sarah Wertheimer of “Essex House” Bellerive Tasmania, a surveyor’s assistant who first departed 20^th October 1914 for Gallipoli with the 15^th Battalion and returned to Australia on the “Ascanius” 4^th October 1915 after suffering enteric fever. After recovery in Tasmania he worked as a recruiting sergeant before he re-embarked 22^nd December 1916 on board “HMAT Persic” with the 12^th Battalion and the rank of 2^nd Lieutenant.

 He was killed in action on a night patrol by enemy machine gun fire 4^th June 1918 and is buried in the Outtersteene Communal Cemetery Extension, Bailleul, France

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