Second World War - British Army - Swansea Men (D)
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Christian Names |
Service Number |
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Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
D’Ambrosia |
Antonio |
7621702 |
Private |
Malaya |
21st September 1944 |
24 |
Royal Army Ordnance Corps |
4 Ordnance Store Company |
Born |
Bexley, Kent |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Singapore Memorial, Singapore |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Column 109 |
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Additional Information |
Son of Loreto and Rose Ada D’Ambrosio, of Bexley,
Kent |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Dackins |
Haydn Vernon |
3973004 |
Fusilier |
North Africa |
2nd August
1943 |
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Royal Inniskilling
Fusiliers |
6th Battalion
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Born |
Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Catania War Cemeterty, Sicily |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
IV.F.7 |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Dagnall |
Trevor Gilbert |
7016282 |
Rifleman |
Italy |
13th February
1944 |
27 |
Royal Ulster Rifles |
1st
Battalion, The London Irish Rifles |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Anzio War Cemetery, Italy |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
IV.R.2 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Never Will He Be Forgotten But There’ll Come A Day When We Shall Meet Again Mother |
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Additional Information |
Son of Benjamin Dagnall, and of Margaret M. Dagnall,
of West Kensington, London |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Dalbiac |
Peter Richard Shelley |
180353 |
Second Lieutenant |
Middle East |
16th June
1942 |
21 |
Rifle Brigade |
9th (1st
Battalion, The Tower Hamlet Rifles) Battalion |
Born |
Ceylon |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Halfaya Sollum War Cemetery, Egypt |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
23.A.5 |
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Headstone Inscription |
And All The Trumpets Sounded For Him On The Other Side |
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Additional Information |
Son of Maj. Richard Dalbiac, Royal Engineers, and
Kathleen Dalbiac, of Knockholt, Kent |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Dane |
Geoffrey Leon |
4973512 |
Corporal |
Middle East |
6th June 1942 |
26 |
Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby
Regiment) |
1st Battalion
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Born |
Newcastle Emlyn, Carmarthenshire |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Knightsbridge Cemetery, Acroma, Libya |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
2.G.24 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Dear Geoff In Memory I Will Always Keep You As Long As The Years Roll On. Mother |
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Additional Information |
Son of Mrs. A. M. Dane, of Newcastle Emlyn,
Carmarthenshire |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Danson |
Christopher John |
344469 |
Lance Bombardier |
At Sea |
Between |
25 |
Royal Artillery |
65 Heavy Anti-Aircraft
Regiment |
16th May 1941 |
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And |
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17th May 1941 |
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Trinity Cemetery, Broadhill Extension, Aberdeen |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Section 8. Joint Grave 8 |
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Headstone Inscription |
His Son Please God He Hastened To Bring Him Out Of The Midst Of Iniquities R.I.P. |
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Additional Information |
Son of Alfred and Margaret Danson; husband of
Florence Danson, of Cheetham Hill, Manchester |
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Marriage Information |
September 1938, Manchester North Wife – Florence E. Whittaker |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
David |
Glyn |
2345643 |
Driver |
Italy |
1st July 1944 |
24 |
Royal Corps of Signals |
2 Special Wireless Section |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Bolsena War Cemetery, Italy |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
III.E.10 |
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Headstone Inscription |
He Gave His Life That We Might Life God Let Us Be Worthy Of His Sacrifice |
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Additional Information |
Son of Gormer and Beatrice David, of Cwmbwrla,
Swansea |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
David |
John |
273803 |
Lieutenant |
Western Europe Campaign 1944/45 |
7th August
1944 |
21 |
Royal Engineers |
77 Assault Squadron |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
St. Charles de Percy War Cemetery, France |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
XV.G.15 |
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Additional Information |
Son of John Tredwynn David and Gladys Sharpe David
of Gillingham, Kent |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Brinley Desmond |
284888 |
Lieutenant |
Western Europe Campaign 1944/45 |
11th February
1945 |
26 |
South Wales Borderers |
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Attached |
Attached |
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Royal Welch Fusiliers |
7th Battalion
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Jonkerbos War Cemetery, Netherlands |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
10.C.2 |
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Headstone Inscription |
The Altar Lights Grow Dim So Passes With The Dying Hymn Our Little Hour |
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Additional Information |
Son of Idris and Florence Davies, of Three Cross,
Glamorgan; husband of Amy Davies |
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Marriage Information |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Cyril Richard |
6850570 |
Rifleman |
Western Europe Campaign 1944/45 |
1st July 1944 |
23 |
King’s Royal Rifle Corps |
2nd Battalion
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Ryes War Cemetery, Bazenville, France |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
VI.H.7 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Till Memories Fade And Life Departs You’ll Live Forever In Our Hearts |
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Additional Information |
Son of Arthur Ernest and Lily Eva Davies, of
Cwmbwrla, Swansea |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Daniel John |
3910567 |
Private |
Burma |
26th February
1945 |
22 |
Welch Regiment |
2nd Battalion
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Taukkyan War Cemetery, Myanmar |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
26.A.17 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Byth Anghoefiwn Ein Anwylyd Mam A Dad |
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Additional Information |
Son of David Job and Mary Ruth Davies, of Swansea |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
David Durand |
1580007 |
Lance Bombardier |
Malaya |
Between |
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Royal Artillery |
1 Heavy Anti-Aircraft
Regiment |
2nd March 1942 |
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3rd March 1942
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Singapore Memorial, Singapore |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Column 9 |
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Additional Information |
Son of Luther Davies, and of Gwenllian Davies, of
Acock’s Green, Birmingham |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
David Garfield |
145833 |
Staff Corporal |
Western Europe Campaign 1944/45 |
25th
September 1944 |
25 |
The Gilder Pilot
Regiment, A.A.C. |
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Groesbeek Memorial, Netherlands |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Panel 8 |
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Additional Information |
Son of Daniel and Ruth Davies, of Penclawdd,
Glamorgan |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
David George |
14412943 |
Private |
Western Europe Campaign
1944/45 |
23rd October
1944 |
19 |
Monmouthshire Regiment |
2nd Battalion
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Born |
Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Uden War Cemetery, Netherlands |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
3.A.12 |
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Additional Information |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Douglas Thomas |
2734786 |
Lance Corporal |
Western Europe Campaign
1944/45 |
9th April
1945 |
24 |
Welsh Guards |
2nd Armoured
Battalion |
Born |
Carmarthenshire |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Oldenzaal Protestant Cemetery, Netherlands |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Grave 8 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Greater Love Hath No Man Than This That A Man Lay Down His Life For His Friends |
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Additional Information |
Son of Victor Henton Davies and Elizabeth Davies of Carmarthen
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Edwin David Charles |
7916888 |
Trooper |
North Africa |
27th April
1943 |
34 |
Royal Tank Regiment, R.A.C. |
“A” Squadron, 12th Battalion
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Massicault War Cemetery, Tunisia |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
II.E.11 |
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Headstone Inscription |
You Have Our Hearts And We Shall Always Remember Wife Dorothy Children Diana & Peter |
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Additional Information |
Order of Nichan-Iftikhar (Tunisia), 1st
Class Son of Richard John and Emily Davies; husband of
Dorothy Phyllis Davies, of Newport, Monmouthshire |
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Marriage Information |
December 1934, Swansea, Glamorgan Wife – Dorothy Phyllis Bidmead |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Evan David |
865731 |
Serjeant |
Middle East |
17th June
1941 |
21 |
Royal Artillery |
3 Battery 1 Light Anti-Aircraft
Regiment |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Alamein Memorial, Egypt |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Column 31 |
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Additional Information |
Son of Benjamin and Lettice Davies, of Swansea;
husband of Joan Davies |
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Marriage Information |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Frederick Charles |
3907450 |
Lance Serjeant |
Western Europe Campaign 1944/45 |
22nd August
1944 |
33 |
The Parachute Regiment,
A.A.C. |
12th (10th
Battalion, The Green Howards [Yorkshire Regiment]) Battalion |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Ranville War Cemetery, France |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
VIA.B.19 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Into The Mosaic Of Victory Was Laid This Precious Price |
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Additional Information |
Son of Pascoe Alexander and Emily Jane Davies, of
Swansea; husband of Phyllis Irene Davies, of Sketty, Swansea |
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Marriage Information |
June 1937, Swansea, Glamorgan Wife – Phyllis Irene Mitchell |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Frederick George |
3525737 |
Serjeant |
United Kingdom |
26th August
1944 |
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Manchester Regiment |
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Danygraig Cemetery, St. Thomas, Swansea |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Section X. Grave 284 |
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Additional Information |
Husband of M. I. Davies, of Swansea |
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Marriage Information |
March 1940, Swansea, Glamorgan Wife – Margaret I. Jones |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Glyn |
3977042 |
Private |
Western Europe Campaign 1944/45 |
21st July
1944 |
21 |
Welch Regiment |
1/5th
Battalion |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Bayeux Memorial, France |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Panel 16. Column 1 |
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Additional Information |
Son of George and Mary Hannah Davies, of Hafod,
Swansea |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Gwilyn John |
1556553 |
Lance Bombardier |
United Kingdom |
21st April
1941 |
23 |
Royal Artillery |
65 Battery 34 Light Anti-Aircraft
Regiment |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Westin Mill Cemetery, Preston |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Section C. Cons. Grave 18001 |
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Headstone Inscription |
We Hope To Meet Again Someday We Know Not When To Clasp Your Hand Once Again Never To Part Again |
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Additional Information |
Son of David and Annie Davies, of Cwmllynfell,
Glamorgan |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Harry Vincent |
78886678 |
Corporal |
Western Europe Campaign 1944/45 |
21st November
1944 |
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Royal Armoured Corps |
141st (7th
Battalion, The Buffs [Royal East Kent Regiment]) Regiment |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Sittard War Cemetery, Netherlands |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
L.18 |
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Additional Information |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Haydn |
14531196 |
Fusilier |
Western Europe Campaign 1944/45 |
17th July 1944 |
20 |
Royal Scots Fusiliers |
6th Battalion
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Bayeux Memorial, France |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Panel 14. Column 1 |
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Additional Information |
Son of Violet L. Davies, and stepson of Albert
Thomas, of Brynhyfryd, Swansea |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Haydon George |
T/168456 |
Serjeant |
Balkans and Greece
Campaign 1944/45 |
13th December
1944 |
27 |
Royal Army Service Corps |
331 Armoured Brigade
Company |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Phaleron War Cemetery, Greece |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
17.E.17 |
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Headstone Inscription |
He Gave His Life For Honour And Freedom That We Might Live In Peace And Happiness |
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Additional Information |
Son of David and Gladys M. Davies, of Swansea;
husband of Gwyneth Davies, of Treboeth, Swansea |
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Marriage Information |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Idris James |
4192891 |
Fusilier |
Burma |
18th March 1943 |
23 |
Royal Welch Fusiliers |
1st Battalion
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Born |
Cymmer, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Rangoon Memorial, Myanmar |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Face 9 |
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Additional Information |
Son of Dewis and Elizabeth Davies, of Cymner,
Glamorgan |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
James Eric |
1710223 |
Gunner |
At Sea |
30th October
1942 |
35 |
Royal Artillery |
64 Battery 4 Heavy Anti-Aircraft
Regiment |
Born |
Carmarthenshire |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Brookwood 1939-1945 Memorial, Surrey |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Panel 3. Column 1 |
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Additional Information |
Son of William and Mabel Davies; husband of Dorothy
Davies, of Brynmill, Swansea |
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Marriage Information |
June 1934, Swansea, Glamorgan Wife – Dorothy Silvey |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
James Glyndwr |
2357603 |
Signalman |
Middle East |
30th May 1942 |
26 |
Royal Corps of Signals |
1st Armoured
Division Signs |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Knightsbridge War Cemetery, Acroma, Libya |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
10.J.12 |
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Headstone Inscription |
His Name IS Written In Letters Of Love On The Heart He Left At Home |
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Additional Information |
Son of James and Hanna Davies; husband of Lucy
Davies, of Ystalyfera, Glamorgan |
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Marriage Information |
March 1936, West Glamorgan Wife – Lucy Davies |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
John Edward |
2734700 |
Guardsman |
Italy |
11th February
1944 |
25 |
Welsh Guards |
3rd Battalion
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Cassino War Cemetery, Italy |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
XIX.H.16 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Peacefully Sleeping Free From Pain In God’s Own Time We Shall Meet Again |
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Additional Information |
Son of James Edward and Catherine Eva Davies, of
Swansea |
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Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
The Reverend John Talfryn |
270524 |
Chaplain 4th
Class |
Western Europe Campaign 1944/45 |
11th August
1944 |
38 |
Royal Army Chaplains’ Department |
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Tilly-sur-Seulles War Cemetery, France |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
VI.E.7 |
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Headstone Inscription |
A Believer In The Lord Jesus Christ |
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Additional Information |
Son of Daniel and Sarah Davies, of Brynhyfryd,
Swansea; husband of Phyllis Elizabeth Davies of Brynhyfryd. B.A.,B.D. |
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Marriage Information |
September 1938, Swansea, Glamorgan Wife – Phyllis Elizabeth Date |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Jonathan Cecil |
14270863 |
Gunner |
Western Europe Campaign
1944/45 |
2nd December
1944 |
21 |
Royal Artillery |
59 Medium Regiment |
Born |
Cardiganshire |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Goresbeek Memorial, Netherlands |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Panel 2 |
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Additional Information |
Son of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Davies, of Craig Cefn
Parc, Glamorgan |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Joseph James |
1492341 |
Gunner |
Far East |
4th November 1943 |
25 |
Royal Artillery |
9 Coast Regiment |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Chungkai War Cemetery, Thailand |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
6.J.6 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Always A Lonely Heartache Often A Silent Tear For A Son We Loved So Dear |
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Additional Information |
Son of Arthur and Margaretta Davies, of
Ystradgynlais, Glamorgan |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Llewellyn |
1710225 |
Gunner |
Italy |
9th December 1942 |
35 |
Royal Artillery |
4 Battery 1 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Milan War Cemetery, Italy |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
III.D.14 |
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Headstone Inscription |
For All Of Us He Did His Best Grant To Him Eternal Rest |
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Additional Information |
Son of William and Mary Davies; husband of Dilys
Mary Davies |
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Marriage Information |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Mary Doreen (Mollie) |
W/21697 |
Volunteer |
United Kingdom |
13th February
1940 |
19 |
Auxiliary Territorial
Service |
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Born |
Carmarthenshire |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Christ Church Churchyard, Garnant |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Grave 1.N |
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Additional Information |
Daughter of Handel and Miriam Davies, of Swansea |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Patrick Gordon |
2738563 |
Guardsman |
Western Europe Campaign
1944/45 |
16th February
1945 |
19 |
Welsh Guards |
1st Battalion |
Born |
London |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Mook War Cemetery, Netherlands |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
II.D.17 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Peace, Perfect, Peace |
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Additional Information |
Son of Gordon Lloyd Davies and Helen Davies; nephew
of Mrs. I. Schleswick, of Sketty, Swansea |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Richard Alfred |
865308 |
Bombardier |
United Kingdom |
20th February
1941 |
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Royal Artillery |
960 Defence Regiment |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
St. Peter Churchyard, Cockett, Swansea |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Section N.E. Grave 443 |
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Additional Information |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Thomas Gordon |
7590729 |
Corporal |
At Sea |
13th July 1943 |
31 |
Royal Electrical and Mechanical
Engineers |
L.A.D. |
Attached |
Attached |
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Cheshire Regiment |
2nd Battalion
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Cassino Memorial, Italy |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Panel 13 |
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Additional Information |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Thomas Haydn |
4192225 |
Corporal |
Western Europe Campaign 1944/45 |
11th August
1944 |
33 |
South Wales Borderers |
2nd Battalion
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Bayeux War Cemetery, France |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
XXII.A.4 |
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Headstone Inscription |
At The Going Down Of The Sun And In The Morning We Will Remember Him |
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Additional Information |
Son of Philip and Mary Hannah Davies, of Swansea |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Trevor |
798297 |
Gunner |
Malaya |
1st February
1944 |
31 |
Royal Artillery |
3 Battery 6 Heavy Anti-Aircraft
Regiment |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, Thailand |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
4.E.38 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Death Divides Us Memories Remain God’s Greatest Gift Remembrance |
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Additional Information |
Son of John Henry and Jane Davies; husband of Ethel
Davies, of Penn, Wolverhampton |
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Marriage Information |
September 1931, Swansea, Glamorgan Wife – Edith Evans |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
Victor |
14552178 |
Private |
Western Europe Campaign 1944/45 |
23rd July
1944 |
19 |
Welch Regiment |
4th Battalion
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Banneville-la-Campagne War Cemetery, France |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
VII.E.2 |
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Headstone Inscription |
He Never Failed To Do His Best He Died For Those He Loved And Left Us To Remember |
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Additional Information |
Son of David Owen Davies and Blodwen Davies, of
Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorgan |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davies |
William Oswald |
4192228 |
Private |
Western Europe Campaign
1944/45 |
22nd September
1944 |
27 |
Highland Light Infantry (City of
Glasgow Regiment) |
2nd
Battalion, The Glasgow Highlanders |
Born |
Carmarthenshire |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Mierlo War Cemetery, Netherlands |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
IV.C.5 |
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Headstone Inscription |
To The World A Soldier To Us The World |
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Additional Information |
Son of John and Catherine Davies |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Davis |
Stanley |
3963413 |
Private |
Middle East |
25th May 1941 |
22 |
Welch Regiment |
1st Battalion
|
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Athens Memorial, Greece |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Face 6 |
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Additional Information |
Son of Thomas Davis and of Florence Davis, of
Manselton, Swansea |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Dendle |
Thomas Henry |
D/17956 |
Private |
United Kingdom |
1st September
1940 |
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Welch Regiment |
17th (H.D.)
Battalion |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Morriston Cemetery, Swansea |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Section K. Grave 66 |
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Additional Information |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Dennis |
John Henry |
T/81949 |
Driver |
Western Europe Campaign 1944/45 |
22nd October
1944 |
24 |
Royal Army Service Corps |
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Attached |
Attached |
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Royal Army Medical Corps |
160 Field Ambulance |
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Schoonselhof Cemetery, Belgium |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
III.J.13 |
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Headstone Inscription |
One Of The Dearest One Of The Best God Grant Him Eternal Rest Mam |
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Additional Information |
Son of Sidney and S. Flosinea Dennis, of St. Thomas,
Swansea |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Dicks |
Thomas John |
13001478 |
Private |
At Sea |
17th June
1940 |
37 |
Pioneer Corps |
50 Company Military Auxiliary |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Dunkirk Memorial, France |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Column 130 |
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Additional Information |
Son of George and Sarah Dicks; husband of Mary Hannah
Dicks, of Fforestfach, Swansea |
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Marriage Information |
September 1922, Swansea, Glamorgan Wife – Mary Hannah Hill |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Diggory |
Henry John |
14726001 |
Gunner |
Western Europe Campaign
1944/45 |
24th March
1945 |
19 |
Royal Artillery |
53 (The Worcestershire
Yeomanry) Airlanding Light Regiment |
Born |
Cardiff, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Reichswald Forest War Cemetery, Germany |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
38.D.3 |
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Headstone Inscription |
In Everlasting Memory Of A Dearly Loved Son And Brother |
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Additional Information |
Son of Henry William and Florence May Diggory, of
Mumbles, Glamorgan |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Dillwyn |
Colin Lewis |
91368 |
Second Lieutenant |
France and Belgium Campaign 1939/40 |
30th May 1940 |
27 |
Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry |
4th Battalion
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Oye-Plage Communal Cemetery, France |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Row 3. Grave 19 |
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Headstone Inscription |
M.A. Oxon. Student Of Christ Church Only Son Of R. M. Dillwyn Bridgend, Glamorgan |
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Additional Information |
Son of Rice Mansel Dillwyn and Harriet Florence
Dillwyn, of Bridgend, Glamorgan. M.A. (Oxon): Queen’s College. Student and
Lecturer in Modern History at Christ Church, Oxford |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Dimaline |
James |
850566 |
Gunner |
Western Europe Campaign 1944/45 |
11th March
1945 |
24 |
Royal Artillery |
83 Field Regiment |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Hamburg Cemetery, Germany |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
2A.D.13 |
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Additional Information |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Diment |
Byron |
3976304 |
Private |
Western Europe Campaign 1944/45 |
30th June
1944 |
24 |
Welch Regiment |
1/5th
Battalion |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
St. Manvieu War Cemetery, Cheux, France |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
III.G.2 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Deep In Our Hearts His Memory Is Kept We Who Loved Him Could Never Forget |
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Additional Information |
Son of Albert E. and Rhoda Diment; husband of Eva
Grace Diment, of South Harrow, Middlesex |
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Marriage Information |
March 1942, Swansea, Glamorgan Wife – Eva Grace Nicholas |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Dixon |
Richard |
2141628 |
Sapper |
Middle East |
5th May 1943 |
37 |
Royal Engineers |
220 Field Company |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Enfidaville War Cemetery, Tunisia |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
VII.C.5 |
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Headstone Inscription |
I Shall Always Remember You Smiling |
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Additional Information |
Husband of Elizabeth Dixon, of Leigh, Lancashire |
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Marriage Information |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Doble |
Alfred James |
T/246680 |
Private |
Middle East |
17th November
1945 |
36 |
Royal Army Service Corps |
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Born |
London |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Damascus Commonwealth War Cemetery, Syria |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Q.123 |
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Headstone Inscription |
I’ll Walk Beside You In The Land Of Dreams |
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Additional Information |
Son of Robert and Minne Doble; husband of D. P.
Doble, of Oxhey, Watford, Hertfordshire |
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Marriage Information |
September 1933, Lewisham, Middlesex Wife – Doris D. P. Langford |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Dolling |
Kenneth Valentine Lorraine |
4201903 |
Fusilier |
Burma |
4th May 1944 |
29 |
Royal Welch Fusiliers |
1st Battalion
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Rangoon Memorial, Myanmar |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Face 9 |
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Additional Information |
Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Dolling; husband of L.
Dolling, of Neath, Glamorgan |
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Marriage Information |
March 1940, Swansea, Glamorgan Wife – Louisa Jenkins |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Donald |
David Forbes |
2188394 |
Gunner |
Middle East |
17th June 1941 |
22 |
Pioneer Corps |
46 Company Auxiliary
Military |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Dunkirk Memorial, France |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Column 151 |
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Additional Information |
Son of David and Annie Donald, of Dundee |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Donnelly |
Stephen |
938775 |
Gunner |
United Kingdom |
18th April 1942 |
23 |
Royal Artillery |
133 Field Regiment |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Morriston Cemetery, Swansea |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Section F. Grave 40 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Rest In Peace |
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Additional Information |
Son of Martin and Mary Donnelly, of Plasmarl,
Swansea |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Donovan |
Lawrence |
1493217 |
Gunner |
Malaya |
5th March
1943 |
34 |
Royal Artillery |
7 Coast Regiment |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Singapore Memorial, Singapore |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Column 17 |
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Additional Information |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Doyle |
James David |
3910693 |
Lance Corporal |
Italy |
5th July 1944 |
26 |
Essex Regiment |
5th Battalion
|
Born |
Carmarthenshire |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Sangro River War Cemetery, Italy |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
XVII.C.34 |
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Headstone Inscription |
We Longed For His Return To Clap His Hand God Willed We Wait To Meet In A Better Land |
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Additional Information |
Son of John Lillian Doyule; husband of Louvaine
Doyle, of Pontardawe, Glamorgan |
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Marriage Information |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Doyle |
William John |
1783857 |
Gunner |
Malaya |
5th March
1943 |
37 |
Royal Artillery |
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Attached |
Attached |
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Royal Indian Artillery |
1 Heavy Anti-Aircraft
Regiment |
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Born |
Penwyllt, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Singapore Memorial, Singapore |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Column 17 |
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Additional Information |
Son of James Doyle and of Elizabeth Doyle, of Penwyllt,
Swansea |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Draper |
Richard John |
T/51554 |
Driver |
United Kingdom |
1st June 1940 |
|
Royal Army Service Corps |
3 Divisional Ammunition
Company |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Brookwood 1939-1945 Memorial, Surrey |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Panel 16. Column 2 |
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Additional Information |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Drew |
John Douglas |
253653 |
Lieutenant |
Western Europe Campaign 1944/45 |
9th August
1944 |
25 |
South Wales Borderers |
|
Attached |
Attached |
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Royal Norfolk Regiment |
1st Battalion
|
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Tilly-sur-Seulles War Cemetery, France |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
IX.D.10 |
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Headstone Inscription |
To Live In Hearts We Leave Behind Is Not To Die |
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Additional Information |
Son of Frederick William and Edith Louisa Drew; husband
of Edna Drew, of Carlisle |
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Marriage Information |
June 1943, Essex South Western, Essex Wife – Edna
Strickland |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Duval |
Alfred |
1876107 |
Sapper |
Western Europe Campaign
1944/45 |
10th October 1944 |
27 |
Royal Engineers |
621 Field Squadron |
Born |
Yorkshire |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Jonkerbos War Cemetery, Netherlands |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
8.J.8 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Mizpah |
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Additional Information |
Son of Charles Edwin and Mary Elizabeth Duval;
husband of Ellen Duval, of Acklam, Middlesbrough |
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Marriage Information |
December 1941, Durham South Eastern, Co. Durham Wife
– Ellen Farnes |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Dyche |
John James |
1122131 |
Gunner |
India |
21st May 1943 |
29 |
Royal Artillery |
160 Field Regiment |
Born |
Erie |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Chittagong War Cemetery, Chattogram, Bangladesh |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
7.B.7 |
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Headstone Inscription |
There’s Sweetness In Remembrance |
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Additional Information |
Son of Charles and Norah Dyche; husband of Dorothy Dyche,
of Gorseinon Glamorgan |
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Marriage Information |
September 1937, Kensington, Middlesex Wife – Dorothy
Hardingham |
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