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Lawler Dolph James

 

OS D. J. Lawler, only son of Mr and Mrs A. H. Lawler Derwent Terrace, New Norfolk, previously reported missing, when HMAS Perth was sunk, is now officially presumed to have lost his life on March 1. Born 5th September 1922 Geeveston Tasmania to Albert Henry and Flora Jessie Lawler (nee Blair). He is commemorated on the Plymouth Naval Memorial. In Memory of Able Seaman Dolph James Lawler H1493, H.M.A.S Perth, Royal Australian Naval Reserve who Died age 19 on 01 March 1942 Son Albert Henry and Flora Jessie Lawler, of New Norfolk, Tasmania Remembered with Honour PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL Commemorated in Perpetuity by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission The Mercury 7 Feb 1946

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