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               The Bromsgrove, Droitwich and Redditch Messenger – Saturday 9
               September 1916

               Other Casualties
               Killed

               (215) F. McQuay – Royal Warwicks from Redditch
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               (On the Ancestry site, Military records Private Fred Mcquay (215), of the 14  Battalion, Royal
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               Warwickshire, born and resided in Redditch, enlisted in Birmingham, killed in action  30  July
               1916,  Western European Theatre. On the Commonwealth War Graves, Fred was mentioned
               on Thiepval Memorial, France.)
               Remembered on St Stephen’s war memorial, Redditch.
               (On the 1911 census Fred aged 20, Draper’s assistant, lived with his parents Frederick, Draper employer and
               Sarah Catherine McQuay at 15 Market Place, Redditch.)

               Wounded
               (5781) Sergt. A. J. Clayton – King’s Royal Rifles from Redditch
               (8482?) W. Mathison – Royal Warwicks from Redditch
               (21587) B. Wells – Royal Welsh Fusiliers from Redditch
               (476) Lance Corporal H. C. Wilson – Royal Warwicks from Redditch
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               Birmingham Gazette – Saturday 9  September 1916

               Wounded-Shell Shock
               Lamb, 240, C. H. – Redditch.

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               The Bromsgrove, Droitwich and Redditch Messenger – Saturday 9
               September 1916

               Wounded Shell Shock
               (74389?) A. Harris – Royal Army Medical Corps. From Redditch
               Missing
               (9081) H. Wiggett – Oxford & Bucks from Redditch
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               (On Ancestry site Military records, Private.Harold Wiggett, Service No 9081, 2  Battalion,
               Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, born in Crabbs Cross, resided in Redditch,
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               enlisted in Oxford, killed in action, 30  July 1916, Western European Theatre. Remembered
               on Thiepval Memorial, Picardie, France.  Awarded the British War Medal and Victory Medal)
               Remembered on St George’s war memorial, Redditch and St Luke’s war memorial, Headless Cross.
               (On the 1911 census Harold, aged 18, private, general labourer, Oxford and Bucks Lt. Infy. In Detention
               Barracks, Commandants House, Warder’s Quarters, Marlborough Lines, Aldershot.  On 1901 census Harold B.
               Wiggett, aged 9, lived with his widowed mother Sarah E. Wiggett and siblings in Evesham Road, Feckenham)
















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