Berkshire and The War: the "Reading Standard" pictorial record. Volume 4. p 770

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Title Berkshire and The War: the "Reading Standard" pictorial record. Volume 4. p 770
Page number 770
Date 1919
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Publisher Unknown

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Th e Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regt .)

Corpl. A. P. J. KNIGHT, Machine Gun S ec t i on,
Ivydean , Queen's Street, Caversham.€” T wi c e wounded.

Lce . - Corpl . PLUMMER , 55. Pospect St . ,
Caversham. Wounded.

The lat e Sergt. W. GREENOUGH, Broadmoor Farm.
Lower Broadmoor ,
Crowthorne . €” K i l l e d i n act i on.

I he late Lieut. E. T . DAVIS ( Tom ) , T h e
Orchard, Wokingham Road, B acknell .
€” Ki l l e d i n act i on.

Pt e. W . MAY , 1st Batt.
l at e of t he Royal Berks. Pangbourne.- Wounded.

The late Pte. CHARLIE NASH. 18, Junctionn R d .. Reading - D i e d of w o u n d s .

Pte. F. J. GOSLING, 90, Orts Road, Reading.€” Mi s s ing,

T h e late Pte. W . MARTIN , 11, Little Street, Reading.€” Ki l l e d in act i on.

HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT.

T h e l at e Pt e. WEARNE , Upper Swanmore, near Bishop's Waltham, Hants.
Ki l l e d i n act i on.

pte J. HAM, 1st B a t t . , Sichester Common. Wo u nd ed .