Service No: 6/3639. Private, Canterbury Regiment, N.Z.E.F., 2nd Bn.
Son of Hugh and Julia (Scannell) Brosnahan, of 21 Spencer Street, Addington, New Zealand.
"Private Timothy John Brosnahan (killed in action) was the third son of Mr Hugh Brosnahan, late of Kerrytown. He was born at Kerrytown 26 years ago, and received his education at St. Joseph's School. He was a prominent member of the Pleasant Point Football Club. His elder brother, Patrick J. Brosnahan, was wounded in France on June 16th, and is now in hospital in Birmingham, England."
[Press, Volume LII, Issue 15675, 22 August 1916, Page 8]
Killed in Action. Age: 26.
Son of Hugh and Julia (Scannell) Brosnahan, of 21 Spencer Street, Addington, New Zealand.
"Private Timothy John Brosnahan (killed in action) was the third son of Mr Hugh Brosnahan, late of Kerrytown. He was born at Kerrytown 26 years ago, and received his education at St. Joseph's School. He was a prominent member of the Pleasant Point Football Club. His elder brother, Patrick J. Brosnahan, was wounded in France on June 16th, and is now in hospital in Birmingham, England."
[Press, Volume LII, Issue 15675, 22 August 1916, Page 8]
Killed in Action. Age: 26.
Service No: 6/3639. Private, Canterbury Regiment, N.Z.E.F., 2nd Bn.
Son of Hugh and Julia (Scannell) Brosnahan, of 21 Spencer Street, Addington, New Zealand.
"Private Timothy John Brosnahan (killed in action) was the third son of Mr Hugh Brosnahan, late of Kerrytown. He was born at Kerrytown 26 years ago, and received his education at St. Joseph's School. He was a prominent member of the Pleasant Point Football Club. His elder brother, Patrick J. Brosnahan, was wounded in France on June 16th, and is now in hospital in Birmingham, England."
[Press, Volume LII, Issue 15675, 22 August 1916, Page 8]
Killed in Action. Age: 26.
Son of Hugh and Julia (Scannell) Brosnahan, of 21 Spencer Street, Addington, New Zealand.
"Private Timothy John Brosnahan (killed in action) was the third son of Mr Hugh Brosnahan, late of Kerrytown. He was born at Kerrytown 26 years ago, and received his education at St. Joseph's School. He was a prominent member of the Pleasant Point Football Club. His elder brother, Patrick J. Brosnahan, was wounded in France on June 16th, and is now in hospital in Birmingham, England."
[Press, Volume LII, Issue 15675, 22 August 1916, Page 8]
Killed in Action. Age: 26.
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