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  1. Yard, William Samuel Frederick

    Yard, William Samuel Frederick

    Private TR/27520 51st Royal Warwickshire Regiment. Son of William and Priscilla Eliza Annie Yard, of 1, The Grove, Patchway, Bristol. Buried in St Mary's churchyard, Almondsbury, Gloucestershire
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  2. Savage, Charles Henry

    Savage, Charles Henry

    Private 266680, 2/5th Gloucestershire Regiment Buried in St Mary's churchyard, Almondsbury, Gloucestershire
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  3. Meachin, William

    Meachin, William

    Private 6853 7th Northamptonshire Regiment transferred to as Pte 457959, Labour Corps. Son of Giovanni Meachin, of N8, Redfield Rd., Patchway, Bristol. Buried in St Mary's churchyard, Almondsbury, Gloucestershire
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  4. Hopkins, William Ernest

    Hopkins, William Ernest

    Driver, 87th Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Son of L. Hopkins, of Elm Grove, Patchway, Bristol Buried in St Mary's churchyard, Almondsbury, Gloucestershire
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  5. Gastrell, George Edward Hugh

    Gastrell, George Edward Hugh

    Private 20315, Royal Berkshire Regiment, transferred to (93765) 157th Coy. Labour Corps. Son of Mr. H. Gastrell, of Almondsbury, Nr Thornbury, Glos and husband of Daisy Maud Horman (formerly Gastrell), of Crown Field, Saltford, Bristol. Buried in St Mary's churchyard, Almondsbury, Gloucestershire
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  6. VAN DE VENE, Leopold Jan

    VAN DE VENE, Leopold Jan

    Belgium Soldiers Grave Leopold J Van-de-VENE, 22 Belgium Soldier who volunteered for the war and died at the Almondsbury Hospital 27 Feb 1915 Of wounds received on the Field of Battle near Dixfield. Lopold J Van-de-VENE, 22 Soldat Belgique qui s'est port volontaire pour la guerre...
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