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Thomas Lindsay Hazleton

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The Battle of Flers Courcelette 15 -22 September: Men of the 2nd Auckland Battalion (New Zealand) in a switch trench near Flers. Imperial War Museum Q194. The soldiers are identified as follows, from bottom right to top left. Number soldiers right to left. With soldier lower right as number 1. Middle is number 5. High Left is 10. 1. Private Henry James Gluyas (9/2173); 2. Lieutenant Henry Holman Hayhurst (11/1761); 3. Officer Commanding Captain John Bertrand Parks (10/90); 4. Sergeant George Watson Clark (9/550); 5. Lance Corporal Douglas Rawei McLean (6/1917); 6. Private Thomas Lindsay Hazleton (6/3035); 7. Sergeant Ernest Carr (6/754); 8. Private Cyril John Dugdale (7/1737); 9. Corporal Neil McKenzie McQueen (6/1920);10. Private Gorge Harry Coup (6/3667)

The Battle of Flers Courcelette 15 -22 September: Men of the 2nd Auckland Battalion (New Zealand) in …

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  • Title
  • Forenames
    Thomas Lindsay AWMM
  • Surname
    Hazleton AWMM
  • Ingoa
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    WWI 6/3035 AWMM
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    Male AWMM
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  • Birth
    24 August 1884 Noel Smith and Lyn Griffiths research
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    Unknown AWMM Lyttelton, New Zealand AWMM
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    T. Hazleton (father), Waimate, South Canterbury, New Zealand AWMM
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    Pre 9 October 1915 AWMM Single AWMM

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    World War I, 1914-1918 AWMM
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    Army AWMM
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    WWI 6/3035 AWMM
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    WW1 Unknown AWMM Canterbury, New Zealand AWMM
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    Died of wounds, Cause of Death AWMM

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Biographical information

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  • Originally buried at Bottom Wood Cemetery, near Fricourt, France. AWMM

Death

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    15 September 1916 AWMM
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    Died of wounds AWMM
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    Dantzig Alley British Cemetery, Mametz, Somme France AWMM III. N. 3. AWMM
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30 March 2017AllanRotoruaResearcher

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