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Archer Angus Skinner
The Weekly Courier published this photo with the article "Tasmanian soldiers in Egypt" on 18 March 1915. The soldiers are Sergeants from the North West Coast (from left) A.A. Skinner (Ulverstone), W.S. Jackson (Burnie); G Barker (Devonport) and T.S. Stott (Latrobe)
Researching the life and times of a family member who served in World War One can make an interesting and informative family history project.
A family history website has been created to share information about Archer Angus Skinner, of Ulverstone, who served with the 12th Battalion.