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Redditch Local History Society                       Remembering Redditch Residents & WW1


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               The Bromsgrove, Droitwich and Redditch Messenger – Saturday 20  October
               1917

               Worcestershire Casualties
               Wounded
               Purcell A. (46038) from Redditch
               Previously Reported Wounded now Reported Wounded and Missing
               Lilley F. H. (242512) from Redditch
               (On Ancestry site Military records, Private Frederick Harold Lilley, born and enlisted in
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               Redditch, Service No 242512, 2/8  Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment,killed in action, 27
               August 1917, Western European Theatre.  Remembered on Tyne Cot Memorial, Zonnebeke,
               Belgium.  Son of Henry and Harriet Frances Lilley.
               Remembered on St Stephen’s and St George’s war memorials, Redditch.
               (Registered at birth as Harold Frederick Lilley in 1894 in Redditch.  On the 1911 census Harold Lilley aged 17,
               Hair Dresser (assistant) lived with his parents Henry Lilley aged 48, Hair Dresser, own account, Harriet Frances
               Lilley aged 48 and siblings at White Cottage, Ipsley, near Redditch.)
               Other Local Casualties
               Hawkes C. J. (203793) – Royal Berks from Redditch
               Yoxall R. - Driver (830914) – R.F.A. from Redditch
               (On Ancestry site Military records DVR Ronald Yoxall, Service No 830914, Territorial Force,
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               Royal horse Artillery and Royal Field Artillery, killed in action 11  September 1917, Western
               European Theatre.  Buried Vlamertinghe New Military Cemetery.  He was aged 28 and the
               husband of Hilda May Yoxall of 187 Beoley Road, Redditch.


























                                        DVR Ronald Yoxall – source: www.findagrave.com
               (On the 1911 census Ronald Yoxall aged 22, Fish Hook Scourer, lived with his wife Hilda at Back of Cricketers
               Arms, Beoley Road, Redditch.  He married Hilda M. James in 1910 in Alcester District.  On the 1891 census
               Ronald aged 2, lived with his parents Bernard and Mary C. and his siblings in Birchfield Road, Headless Cross.)














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