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               Evening Despatch – Saturday 27  October 1917

               Killed in Action continued


               Died of wounds; Gunner T. A. Richmond (R.G.A.);
               (On Ancestry site Military records, Thomas Alfred Richmond, 56971, Gunner, Royal Garrison
               Artillery, born and resided in Ullenhall, Warwick and enlisted in Nuneaton, died of wounds,
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               15  October 1917, Western European Theatre.)

               Sergeant Arthur Gallimore of Redditch.
               (On Ancestry site Military records, Corporal Arthur Gallimore, born in Alcester, enlisted in
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               Newmarket, Service No 12870, 2  Battalion, Suffolk Regiment, killed in action, 27
               September 1917, France.  Buried Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, Belgium.

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               The Bromsgrove, Droitwich and Redditch Messenger – Saturday 3
               November 1917

               Worcestershire Regiment Casualties
               Wounded
               Blick F. (27727) from Redditch
               Chamberlain H. (203361) from Redditch
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               (On Ancestry site Military records, Harold Chamberlain, 2  Battalion, Worcestershire
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               Regiment, born in Studley, resided and enlisted in Redditch, killed in action, 26  September
               1917, Western European Theatre.  Buried Tyne Cot Memorial, Zonnebeke, Belgium)










                                                 Private Harold Chamberlain
               Remembered on Astwood Bank war memorial and Astwood Bank Baptist Church war memorial.
               (On 1911 census Harold Chamberlain, aged 14, lived with his parents William and Anna at Avenue Road,
               Astwood Bank.
               Chatterley H (46851) from Redditch
               Clevely H. (33362) from Redditch
               Gorin A. W. (46843) from Redditch
               Merry F. S. (29020) from Redditch
               Moore A. (24131) from Redditch
               Nash W. Lance Cpl. (24954) from Redditch
               Other Local Casualties
               Wounded
               Clarke H. J. (94914) – Labour Corps from Redditch
               Sealey R. (9694) – Middlesex from Redditch
               Street C. - Gunner (95657) from Redditch
               Trout T. - (1) Royal Warwicks from Redditch
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               Birmingham Daily Post – Saturday 3  November 1917


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