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JONES, Richard
Company Sergeant Major 8873, Richard Jones, Northumberland Fusiliers. What remains of his Army record only shows his time from 1914. He joined up on the 10th September 1914 and was posted as Sergeant 8873 14th Northumberland Fusiliers Reserves and on the 26th September 1915 promoted to Company...- 28th61st
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BOTTOM, Osborne
Private 51827 Osborne Bottom of the 3rd South Staffordshire Regiment. He joined up on the 10th December 1915 was posted to the Army Reserve awaiting call up. He gave his home address as 147, Hendesford Road, Cannock, aged 25 years and 7 months and worked as stallman in W Cannack Colliery Co Ltd...- 28th61st
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MARSH, Benjamin
Buried in Cannock Town Cemetery, Pye Green Road, Staffordshire Guardsman Benjamin MARSH 3rd Grenadier Guards son of Samuel and the late Leah MARSH Died in Queen Alexandrias Military Hospital, Millbank, London, May 28th 1927, 20- 28th61st
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BENNETT, John Henry
Buried in Cannock Town Cemetery, Pye Green Road, Staffordshire Serviceman Private John Henry BENNETT, South Staffordshire Regiment Died May 12th 1919, 44, husband of Charlotte Some information from his Burnt Record He enlisted on the 29th December 1894 aged 19yrs and 1 month and gave...- 28th61st
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YATES, Joseph Harold
Commemorated on a family memorial in Cannock Town Cemetery, Staffordshire Joseph Harold YATES, son of Joseph and Alice, killed in action, April 22nd 1917, 22 CWGC, Private 202773, 2/5th South Staffordshire Regiment killed in action. Buried in Tincourt New British Cemetery, Somme, France- 28th61st
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WALKER, Joseph
Commemorated on a family memorial in Cannock Town Cemetery, Staffordshire Joseph, son of William and Julia, killed in the Dardanelles 1915, 22 He gave his life for his country CWGC, Lance Corporal 15404 7th South Staffordshire Regiment. Commemorated on the Helles Memorial, Turkey- 28th61st
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SUTTON, Frederick Hyde
Commemorated on a family memorial in Cannock Town Cemetery, Staffordshire Private Frederick Hyde SUTTON, 7th London Regiment, son of Nathan William and Mary Jane nee SHORE believed to have been killed in France 9 September 1918, 20 "Nobly he answered duties call he gave his life...- 28th61st
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RUTTER, William Thomas
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POWIS, Percy Hartland
He is commemorated on two family memorials in Cannock Town Cemetery, Staffordshire (Grandparents memorial) L/Cpl 240599,Percy Hartland POWIS, 6th South Stafffordshire Regiment. Idolized grandson of John & Mary Martha MORRIS of Whites Hill, Cannock, who was killed in action in France, 25...- 28th61st
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POWIS Percy Hartland
He is commemorated on two family memorials in Cannock Town Cemetery, Staffordshire Percy Hartland POWIS, son of George and Agnes Elizabeth, killed in action, 25th May 1917, 33 CWGC, Lance Corporal 240599 1/6th South Staffordshire Regiment At the time of his death his parents were residing...- 28th61st
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MARSTON, Albert Joseph
Commemorated on a family memorial at Cannock Town Cemetery, Staffordshire Albert Joseph (Bert), son Joseph and Mary Ann, Private 24365, 1st South Staffordshire Regiment, killed near Combles, August 31st 1916, 26 (At the time of his death, his parents were residing at 55, West Hill...- 28th61st
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LOCKLEY, Howard Frank
Commemorated on a family memorial at Cannock Town Cemetery, Staffordshire Howard Frank LOCKLEY, who fell in the battle of Jutland May 31st 1916, 38. Son of Frank and Emma and brother of Frederick who also fell in 1916 CWGC Corporal PO/14211, Royal Marine Light Infantry on board HMS Black...- 28th61st
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LOCKLEY, Frederick George
Commemorated on a family memorial at Cannock Town Cemetery, Staffordshire Frederick George Lockley, who fell in the battle of the Somme July 9th 1916, 22 Son of Frank and Emma of 17. New Hall, Cannock and brother of Howard who also fell in 1916 (CWGC, Lance Corporal 15516, 8th South...- 28th61st
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SISHTON, George Thomas
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MEESON, Arthur John
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MARTIN, Francis Edward
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GOSLING, George
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MARSH, Benjamin
Guardsman Benjamin MARSH 3rd Grenadier Guards, son of Samuel and Leah Died in Queen Alexandrias Military Hospital, Millbank, London, May 28th 1927, 20 Buried in Cannock Cemetery, Staffordshire- 28th61st
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