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World War 11 Casualties

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Haydon Lawrence Thomas

OBITUARY

Late Gunner L. T. Haydon, Ulverstone

The death occurred at the Royal Hobart Hospital last Friday of Gunner Laurence Thomas Haydon, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. 0 Haydon, Lloyd Street, Ulverstone. Deceased was born at Hobart, and was in his 21st year. Most of his life was spent at Ulverstone. He entered camp about eight mouths ago, but on account of ill health he was admitted to the Royal Hobart Hospital about four weeks ago. He was accorded a military funeral, which took place at Ulverstone on Sunday. The casket was draped with the Union Jack. Capt. T. H. Piper and Lieut. W. T. James represented the military, and a number of deceased's comrades attended in uniform. Rev. R. C. Brown conducted the service at the graveside. The chief mourners were Mr, and Mrs. H. O. Haydon (parents), Mesdames R. Gooding (Launceston) and L. Hiller (Devonport), Misses Lurlie, Betty, Dulcie and Rae (sisters), Messrs. Eric, Max and Dallas (brothers), Reg Gooding and Les Hiller (brothers-in-law). Advocate Burnie 3^rd Mar 1942

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