Bartholomew James Stubbs

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Bartholomew James Stubbs
Member of Legislative Assembly, Western Australia
In office 3 October 1911 – 26 September 1917
Preceded by	Henry Daglish
Succeeded by	Samuel McConnell Brown
Constituency	Subiaco
Personal details
Born	(1872-05-31)31 May 1872 Bendigo, Victoria, Australia
Died	26 September 1917(1917-09-26) (aged 45) Polygon Wood, Flanders, Belgium
Political party	Labor
Spouse	Alice Maud Rewell (1864–1954)
Children	Step children: Edith May Geddes, William Francis Geddes; Adopted: May Stephens
Parent(s)	William Stubbs, Catherine Stubbs (nee Farrell)
Military service
Allegiance	Australia
Branch/service	Australian Imperial Force
Years of service	1916–1917
Rank	Second Lieutenant
Unit	51st Battalion
Battles/wars	First World War Battle of Polygon Wood

Bartholomew James Stubbs (31 May 1872 – 26 September 1917) was the first sitting member of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly to be killed in action while on military service for his country.^[1]