Arnsby, Thomas William
| Date of Death | 1914-06-26 |
Service Details
| Service | Colonial - NSWNB - New South Wales Naval Brigade |
| Rank | Able Seaman |
| Rate | Ambulance |
| Official Number | 161 |
| Service Period | circa 1901 |
| Active Service (War service) | Boxer Rebellion |
| Service Record | No |
Cemetery Details
| Cemetery Name | Rookwood Cemetery, Rookwood NSW 2141 |
| Cemetery Address | Rookwood, NSW |
| Demonination/Area | Independent |
| Section | A |
| Row | 48 |
| Grave Number | 1482 |
| Grave Type | Burial - Grave |
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Notes
Thomas served with the NSWNB in The Boxer rebellion in China as part of the Ambulance party and later in the Boer War. He departed for China 8 August 1900 per SS Salamis with the Contingent but was left to recover from Enteric fever in Peking returning to Australia at an unspecified date. Boer War - Commonwealth Medical Corps Private #1350 & NSW Medical Team Private #1350 refer to Nominal Rolls in sources. See also Captain Edward Connor and Leading Seaman Frederick Luscombe
Sources
China War Medal 1900 to the RN & RM (inc Aust Forces) Feyver WH & Wilson JW
- Australian War Memorial Pre First World War Conflicts Nominal Rolls
- https://navyhistory.au/naval-involvement-in-the-boxer-rebellion-100th-anniversary/
- The New South Wales Naval Forces 1863 – 1902
- Boxer Rebellion Journal
Contributors
Researched by: Mark Fleming
