WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

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Charles Edwards - Killed in action in France august 1st 1917 age 33
Arthur Edwards - July 14th 1916 aged 21 years, battle of the Somme
Alfred Edwards - July 15th 1915 in the Dardanelles World War age 22
Richard Clarke - 22nd November 1916 Battle of the Somme age 29
All of Turnerson Street, Ordsall - who gave their Lives
:poppy: WE WILL REMEMBER THEM :poppy:

[Hawker Hurricane]

I am thinking of, and thanking,
all those who have served,
all who have suffered,
all who have died,
in all wars to protect the
liberties and freedoms we enjoy.

:poppy: IN GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE :poppy:

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I will be honouring and thinking of all those affected by conflict, past and present :poppy:

Sam Harrison (WW1)
Margaret Harrison (WW2 blitz casualty)
John Harrison (WW2)
Olive Harrison (WW2)
Wilfred Deakin (KIA WW1)
James Thomas Deakin (WW1)
Ernest Albert Buckle (WW1)
Sidney Barnes (KIA WW2)
Edith Barnes (WW2)
Walter Battersby (KIA WW1)
Arthur Greenhalgh (KIA WW1)
Thomas Roberts (KIA WW1)
Jordan Bancroft (KIA Afghanistan)

Their name liveth for evermore :poppy:

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WE WILL REMEMBER THEM :poppy:

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WE WILL REMEMBER THEM :poppy:

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[tonyrod]

[/img] "REMEMBERED TODAY!

MY G-GRANDFATHER FREDERICK

In Memory of
Private F RODAWAY
307255, 4th Bn., The King's (Liverpool Regiment)
who died on 18 August 1916

Remembered with honour
CATERPILLAR VALLEY CEMETERY, LONGUEVAL

FREDERICK enlisted on 1 November 1915 as No 5015
in the 8th (Territorial) Battalion of the King's (Liverpool) Regt. He crossed
to France on an unknown date after 31/12/15 and was subsequently transferred to
4 KLR (which was a Service Battalion) again date of transfer not known. As his
number remained a TF one he kept the terms of his original enlistment. In early 1917, and after his death on 18 August 1916 he was renumbered to 307255(a number which is also associated with
8 KLR). This is unusual as men were usually only kept on the books if they were
reported as missing - this includes wounded and missing . If this is indeed the
case it is likely that his remains were found sometime after his death, ie
after early 1917. and buried in Caterpillar Valley Cemetery Plot XIII, Row E,
Grave 1. What is certain is that there was insufficient time to move him to one
of the large Base Hospitals on the coast suggesting that he was fatally wounded
on or just prior to 18 August.
HE WAS 47 years of age

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:poppy: WE WILL REMEMBER THEM :poppy:

[derekhuyton]

Note for Spitfire.

I had 2 gt Uncles both killed in WW1

Herbert & Ernest Short land :poppy:

Their mother Sarah, her maiden name was Deakin, 1911 Census shows her sister, Mary, living with the family. Wondered if there may be a link between them

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Hi Derek,
thanks for posting about Sarah Deakin. I love hearing from people who I may have a connection with
What other information do you have on your Deakin line? Where were they living?
If you want, you can contact me either through personal message or via email:
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Hope to hear from you soon