Second World War - British Army - Swansea Men (P)
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
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Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Palmer |
Frederick William |
68513667 |
Rifleman |
Middle East |
27th October 1942 |
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Rifle Brigade |
2nd Battalion |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
XVIII.G.3 |
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Headstone Inscription |
A Voice We Loved Is Stilled In My Heart A Vacant Place Which Never Can Be Filled |
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Additional Information |
Son of William John and Maria Palmer; husband of Elizabeth
Palmer, of Paddington, London |
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Marriage Information |
June 1934, Swansea, Glamorgan Wife – Elizbeth T. Wood |
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Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Parkin |
Frederick George |
397009 |
Private |
Western Europe Campaign
1944/45 |
25th February
1945 |
31 |
Welch Regiment |
4th Battalion |
Born |
Swansea, 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 |
51.H.6 |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Parry |
David Thomas |
4079913 |
Serjeant |
Western Europe Campaign
1944/45 |
21st March 1945 |
25 |
Monmouthshire Regiment |
3rd Battalion |
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 248 |
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Headstone Inscription |
He Gave His Life For Those He Loved Memories Like The Ivy Cling |
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Additional Information |
Son of Evan Walter and Mary Jane Parry, of Swansea;
husband of Iris Elizabeth Parry, of Mayhill, 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 |
Parsons |
Hubert William |
2340656 |
Driver |
Italy |
10th October
1943 |
27 |
Royal Corps of Signals |
56th Divisional Signals |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Naples War Cemetery, Italy |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
I.L.7 |
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Headstone Inscription |
His Loving Smile His Happy Face A Broke Link We Can Never Replace |
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Additional Information |
Son of Arthur and Frances Parsons, of Town Hill,
Swansea |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Parsons |
Reginald Charles |
7257094 |
Corporal |
Middle East |
28th June
1942 |
39 |
Royal Army Medical Corps |
149 Field Ambulance |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Tripoli War Cemetery, Italy |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
11.H.24 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Out Of The Stress Of Doing Into The Peace Of The Done Loving Wife And Children |
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Additional Information |
Son of Charles and Annie Parsons; husband of Violet
Kathleen Parson, of Dagenham, Essex |
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Marriage Information |
March 1932, Swansea, Glamorgan Wife – Violet Kathleen Buckingham |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Pass |
Ronald Victor |
18722651 |
Sapper |
Malaya |
28th October
1943 |
26 |
Royal Engineers |
36 Fortress Company |
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.M.4 |
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Headstone Inscription |
His Supreme Sacrifice In This Corner Of A Foreign Field For Ever England |
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Additional Information |
Son of Albert James Pass and Isabella Pass, of Town
Hill, Swansea |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Paynter |
Reginald James |
3958436 |
Gunner |
Middle East |
4th March
1941 |
27 |
Royal Artillery |
51 (The Westmoreland and
Cumberland Yeomanry) Field Regiment |
Born |
Llanelli, Carmarthenshire
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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 |
20.A.9 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Time Has Lingered Since Last We Did Part Memories Live Within Our Hearts |
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Additional Information |
Son of Frederick Thomas Paynter and Elizabeth Paynter,
of Llanelli, Carmarthenshire |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Pearce |
Harold Edward |
151990 |
Captain |
North Africa |
1st June 1943 |
42 |
Royal Artillery |
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Medjez-el-Bab War Cemetery, Tunisia |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
7.A.13 |
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Headstone Inscription |
“He Has Out-Soared The Shadow Of Our Night” |
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Additional Information |
Son of Harold Vyvyan Pearce and of Cara Rowena
Pearce (nee Bell); husband of Delia Florence Alice Peace, of Nutfield, Surrey
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Marriage Information |
June 1926, Chelsea, Middlesex Wife – Delia
Florence Alice Snowden |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Pelleschi |
Vincent |
1533644 |
Gunner |
Middle East |
April 1941 |
22 |
Royal Artillery |
106 (The Lancashire
Hussars) Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment |
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 3 |
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Additional Information |
Son of Guiseppe Anibale Giovanni Pelleschi and Alice
Pelleschi |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Penhalagan |
Norman A. |
14650373 |
Fusilier |
United Kingdom |
24th July 1944 |
19 |
Royal Welch Fusiliers |
4th Battalion
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Willesden New Cemetery, Middlesex |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Section H. Grave 388 |
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Headstone Inscription |
His Heart For His Home His Life For His Country His Soul For His God But Not In Vain |
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Additional Information |
Son of James and Selena Penhalagan, of Harlesden |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Perkins |
Arthur |
14827986 |
Private |
Burma |
28th July 1945 |
24 |
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 |
Rangoon War Cemetery, Myanmar |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Collective Grave 4.B.6-20 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Deep In Our Hearts A Memory Is Kept We Who Loved You Will Never Forget |
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Additional Information |
Son of Stanley and Emma Perkins, of Port Tennant,
Swansea |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Perkins |
Daniel |
4192708 |
Fusilier |
France and Belgium Campaign
1939/40 |
26th May 1940 |
24 |
Royal Welch Fusiliers |
1st Battalion
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Born |
Glyn Neath, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
St. Floris Churchyard, France |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Grave 7 |
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Headstone Inscription |
The Path Of Duty IS The Way To Glory |
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Additional Information |
Son of David and Hannah Perkins, of Glyn Neath,
Glamorgan |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Perrins |
Hurbert Raymond |
14339522 |
Gunner |
Western Europe Campaign
1944/45 |
28th October
1944 |
21 |
Royal Artillery |
33 Field Regiment |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Overloon War Cemetery, Netherlands |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
I.E.4 |
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Headstone Inscription |
At The Going Down The Sun And In The Morning We Will Remember Him |
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Additional Information |
Son of Thomas and Harriet Perrins, of Brynhyfryd,
Swansea |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Perrins |
Robert David Frevant |
4196292 |
Serjeant |
India |
4th December 1944 |
26 |
Royal Welch Fusiliers |
2nd Battalion
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Born |
Glasgow, Scotland |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Kirkee War Cemetery, India |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
9.H.4 |
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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 |
Phillips |
Christopher George |
285437 |
Corporal |
United Kingdom |
14th July 1945 |
43 |
Royal Army Ordnance Corps |
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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 98 |
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Headstone Inscription |
To The World He Was Just A Soldier To Us He Was All The World |
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Additional Information |
Son of David and Margaret Phillips, of Swansea;
husband of Ellen Mary Phillips, of Mumbles |
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Marriage Information |
December 1934, Swansea, Glamorgan Wife – Ellen Mary Criddle |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Phillips |
David George Ronald |
245255 |
Lieutenant |
Italy |
19th January
1944 |
20 |
Reconnaissance Corps,
R.A.C. |
“B” Squadron, 44th
(7th Battalion, The Queen’s Own Royal West Kent Regiment) Regiment |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Minturno War Cemetery, Italy |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
I.G.18 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Son Of Major And Mrs. R. F. Phillips “A Body Of England’s Breathing English Air” |
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Additional Information |
Son of Maj. Rees Frederick Phillips, MC and Irish Phillips,
of Glanamman, Glamorgan |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Phillips |
Dudley Vaughan |
244588 |
Lieutenant |
United Kingdom |
4th January 1943 |
25 |
Royal Army Medical Corps |
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Llanelli District Cemetery |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Section 3. Row 1. Grave 1A |
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Additional Information |
Son of Thomas Vaughan Phillips and Eleanor Mirren
Phillips, of Cardiff. M.A. (Cantab.). M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Phillips |
Griffiths John |
3967842 |
Private |
Italy |
12th October
1943 |
27 |
York and Lancaster Regiment |
1st Battalion |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Bari War Cemetery, Italy |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
X.C.34 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Deeper In Memory Than Words Can Tell When Taken Away Without Farewell |
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Additional Information |
Son of George and Mary E. Phillips, of Swansea;
husband of Martha Phillips, of 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 |
Phillips |
Henry George |
1701895 |
Gunner |
United Kingdom |
3rd May 1941 |
25 |
Royal Artillery |
204 Battery 68 Light Anti-Aircraft
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 453 |
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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 |
Phillips |
Idris Sefton |
2738729 |
Guardsman |
Western Europe Campaign
1944/45 |
10th
September 1944 |
19 |
Welsh Guards |
1st Battalion
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Leopoldsburg War Cemetery, Belgium |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
IV.A.5 |
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Headstone Inscription |
They Have Sought After Excellence And Have Made No Compromise With Meanness |
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Additional Information |
Son of Arthur and Amelia Phillips, of Pembroke Dock,
Pembrokeshire |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Phillips |
Jacob |
260690 |
Lieutenant |
At Sea |
11th July
1943 |
28 |
Royal Army Medical Corps |
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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 18. Column 1 |
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Additional Information |
Son of Morris Lloyd Phillips and Elizabeth Jane
Phillips, of Loughor, Glamorgan. L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S. |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Phillips |
James |
6028707 |
Private |
At Sea |
21st
September 1944 |
34 |
Cambridgeshire Regiment |
2nd Battalion |
Born |
Ystalyfera, 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 60 |
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Additional Information |
Son of Phillip and Margaret Phillips, of Ystalyfera,
Glamorgan |
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Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Phillips |
Raymond |
2070833 |
Sapper |
Middle East |
1st May 1944 |
25 |
Royal Engineers |
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Helipolis War Cemetery, Egypt |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
6.Q.10 |
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Headstone Inscription |
He Has Left A Light That Burneth Still Of Beautiful Memories ‘Twas Gods Will |
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Additional Information |
Son of David J. Phillips and A. Phillips, of
Llantarnam, Monmouthshire |
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Christian Names |
Service Number |
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Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Phillips |
Reginald John |
7594090 |
Private |
Western Europe Campaign
1944/45 |
17th June
1940 |
25 |
Royal Army Ordnance Corps |
1 Base Ordnance Depot |
Born |
Carmarthenshire |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Noirmoutier-en-L’ile Communal Cemetery, France |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Row 2. Grave 13 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Of Swansea, S. Wales Happy Memories Treasured Every Of Days We Spent Together |
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Additional Information |
Son of Albert James Gilbert and Beatrice Mary
Phillips, of St. Thomas, Swansea; husband of Elizabeth Phillips |
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Marriage Information |
March 1940, Swansea, Glamorgan Wife – Elizabeth Arthurs |
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Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Phillips |
Reginald William Henry |
985111 |
Gunner |
United Kingdom |
14th October
1940 |
25 |
Royal Artillery |
98 (The Surrey and
Sussex Yeomanry) Field Regiment |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
St. Samlet Churchyard, Llansamlet, Swansea |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Row 3. Grave 498 |
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Additional Information |
Son of William John and Maud Louisa Phillips, of
Bonymaen, Swansea. New Part |
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Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Phillips |
Sidney Thomas |
1481562 |
Bombardier |
Middle East |
26th December
1942 |
38 |
Royal Artillery |
34 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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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 |
11.B.2 |
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Headstone Inscription |
God’s Greatest Gift Remembrance Always In Our Thoughts Dad And Mam |
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Additional Information |
Son of Sidney and Elizabeth Phillips, of Swansea |
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Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Phillips |
William David |
14342771 |
Private |
Western Europe Campaign
1944/45 |
20th July 1944 |
29 |
Monmouthshire Regiment |
3rd Battalion
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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 |
IV.A.6 |
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Headstone Inscription |
We Will Never Forget For In Memory’s Garden We Meet Every Day |
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Additional Information |
Son of Abraham and Sarah Phillips, of Treboeth,
Swansea |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Phillips |
William George |
2161771 |
Sapper |
United Kingdom |
8th February
1943 |
32 |
Royal Engineers |
625 Artisan Works
Company |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Oystermouth Cemetery, Mumbles, Swansea |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Section N. Grave 142 |
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Additional Information |
Son of William S. and Hilda Phillips, of Uplands;
husband of Dodo Phillips, of Swansea |
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Marriage Information |
December 1937, Swansea, Glamorgan Wife – Dodo C. Williams |
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Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Picton-James (MC) |
Henry Rowland |
151424 |
Lieutenant |
Middle East |
27th June 1942 |
22 |
Royal Horse Artillery |
1 Regiment |
Born |
Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
IV.A.20 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Mewn Angof Ni Chant Fod |
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Additional Information |
Son of James Picton-James, M.B.E., J.P., and Rebecca
S. Picton-James, of Swansea. Qualified for degree of B.A. (Oxon.): Scholar
and Exhibitioner of Jesus College |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Poley |
Cyril John |
5835901 |
Private |
Burma |
2nd February
1945 |
23 |
Border 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 |
19.C.1 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Every Day In Some Way Memories Of Him Come Our Way |
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Additional Information |
Son of David John Poley M.M., and Annie Rachel
Poley, of Neath, Glamorgan |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Pontifex |
Reginald Holdsworth |
50467 |
Captain |
France and Belgium Campaign
1939/40 |
21st May 1940 |
32 |
The Queen’s Royal Regiment (West
Surrey) |
1/6th
Battalion |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Esquelmes War Cemetery, Belgium |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
V.B.40 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Greater Love Hath No Man Than This |
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Additional Information |
Son of Edmund Lionel and Janet Chambers Pontifex;
husband of Dorothy Pontifex of Godalming, Surrey |
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Marriage Information |
December 1936, Midhurst, Sussex Wife – Pamela D. Graham |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Powell |
John Phillip Baden |
316774 |
Private |
Western Europe Campaign 1944/45 |
16th May 1940 |
29 |
Royal Berkshire Regiment |
1st Battalion
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Born |
Pembrokeshire |
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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 112 |
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Additional Information |
Son of John and Nancy Powell, of Port Talbot, Glamorgan
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Powell |
John Rowland |
391109 |
Gunner |
Italy |
17th February
1944 |
26 |
Royal Artillery |
312 Battery 90 Light Anti-Aircraft
Regiment |
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 |
III.G.8 |
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Headstone Inscription` |
Deep In Our Hearts Your Memory Is Kept Those Who Loved You Never Forget |
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Additional Information |
Son of Ben and Margaret Jane Powell, of Swansea |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Powell |
Maldwyn Evans |
4201742 |
Private |
United Kingdom |
15th June 1945 |
31 |
Royal Army Ordnance Corps |
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Bootle Cemetery, Lancashire |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
War Graves Group Church of England Collective Grave
18 |
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Headstone Inscription` |
Happy Memories Linger For Ever Of Happy Times We Spent Together |
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Additional Information |
Son of Lewis George and Mary Elizabeth Powell; husband
of Marjorie Powell, of Bootle |
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Marriage Information |
March 1941, Caernarvon, Caernarvonshire Wife – Margery Houghton |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Powell |
Randel |
13001434 |
Private |
At Sea |
17th June 1940 |
36 |
Pioneer Corps |
50 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 153 |
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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 |
Price |
Albert Lewis |
14285722 |
Signalman |
Western Europe Campaign
1944/45 |
3rd February
1945 |
43 |
Royal Corps of Signals |
17 Left of Communication Signals |
Born |
Cardiff, 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 |
V.B.25 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Thy Will Be Done |
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Additional Information |
Son of Lewis and Susan Price; husband of Florence
Evelyn Price, of Swansea |
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Marriage Information |
March 1936, Swansea, Glamorgan Wife – Florence Evelyn Price |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Price |
Gethin |
6096913 |
Trooper |
Burma |
25th February 1945 |
29 |
Reconnaissance Corps,
R.A.C. |
2nd (6th
Battalion, The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire)) Regiment |
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 1 |
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Additional Information |
Son of Watkin and Margaret Ann Price; husband of
Beryl Price, of North Kensington, London |
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Marriage Information |
December 1939, Kensington, Middlesex Wife – Beryl E. Richards |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Price |
Morgan Rees |
14205199 |
Private |
Western Europe Campaign
1944/45 |
6th June 1944 |
21 |
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 |
X.H.7 |
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Headstone Inscription |
“To Bud On Earth To Bloom In Heaven” If I Love Could Have Saved He Would Not Have Died |
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Additional Information |
Son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Price, of Dover |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Price |
Samuel Arthur |
2073281 |
Lance Serjeant |
Western Europe Campaign 1944/45 |
23rd November
1944 |
24 |
Royal Engineers |
555 Field Company |
Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Swartbroek Churchyard, Netherlands |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Row 1. Grave 8 |
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Headstone Inscription |
At The Going Down Of The Sun And In The Morning We Will Remember Them |
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Additional Information |
Son of Alfred Charles and Florence C. Price, of
Swansea; husband of Iris Isobel Price, of Sketty, 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 |
Pritchard |
Glyndwr Joseph |
4192722 |
Fusilier |
France and Belgium
Campaign 1939/40 |
Between |
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Royal Welch Fusiliers |
1st Battalion
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10th May 1940
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And |
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1st June 1940 |
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Born |
Neath, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
St. Venant Communal Cemetery, France |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
Plot 4. Row C. Grave 49 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Deep In Our Hearts Lies A Memory Of One We Will Never Forget |
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Additional Information |
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pritchard, of Neath, Glamorgan
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Pritchard |
William Arthur |
2736051 |
Private |
Western Europe Campaign
1944/45 |
29th June
1944 |
27 |
Welsh Guards |
1st Battalion |
Born |
Surrey |
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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.F.11 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Thank You For Memories Precious & Sweet And For The Love That Has Made Me Life Complete |
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Additional Information |
Son of Walter and Florence Pritchard; husband of Ida
Pritchard, of Swansea |
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Marriage Information |
October 1941, Surrey Wife – Ida Leversidge |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Prutton |
Alfred John |
6145951 |
Serjeant |
Italy |
22nd April 1944 |
26 |
East Surrey Regiment |
1st 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 |
XIV.D.8 |
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Headstone Inscription |
He Died AS He Had Lived A Hero Sleep On Beloved And Take Thy Rest |
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Additional Information |
Son of Albert William and Annie Prutton, of
Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Pugsley |
Edward James |
3955504 |
Corporal |
Western Europe Campaign
1944/45 |
18th June
1944 |
35 |
Durham Light Infantry |
6th 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 |
VI.B.11 |
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Headstone Inscription |
To Be Together In The Same Old Way Is Our Dearest Wish To-Day |
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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 |
Purcell |
Donald |
14623518 |
Private |
Italy |
11th September
1944 |
21 |
Welch Regiment |
1st Battalion
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Born |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Coriano Ridge War Cemetery, Italy |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
XX.K.8 |
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Headstone Inscription |
He Gave His Life So That Others May Live In Peace R.I.P |
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Additional Information |
Son of Dennis and Julia Purcell, of Swansea |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Regiment |
Battalion |
Purser |
Robert John |
1737791 |
Bombardier |
Italy |
11th November
1943 |
37 |
Royal Artillery |
100 Battery 52 Light Anti-Aircraft
Regiment |
Born |
Pembrokeshire |
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Resident /Enlist |
Swansea, Glamorgan |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Minturno War Cemetery, Italy |
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Cemetery/Memorial Reference |
IV.D.24 |
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Headstone Inscription |
Deep In Our Hearts Your Memory Is Kept Ever Remembered Ethel, Derek And Vivian |
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Additional Information |
Son of John and Annie Purser; husband of Ethel Ivy
Purser, of Ystalyfera, Glamorgan |
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Marriage Information |
June 1933, Pontardawe, Glamorgan Wife – Ethel Ivy Hicks |
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