Berkshire and The War: the "Reading Standard" pictorial record. Volume 4. p 814

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Title Berkshire and The War: the "Reading Standard" pictorial record. Volume 4. p 814
Page number 814
Date 1919
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Publisher Unknown

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2nd Batt. ROYAL BERKSHIRE REGIMENT

T h e l at e Lce . - Corpl . HARRISON,
formerly park keeper , Prospect Par k,
Reading . €” K i l l e d i n ac t i on .


T h e l at e Dmr . ARTHUR WALLEY , 9, Bartlett's Cottages, Castle St . , Reading .
Ki l l e d i n act i on.

T h e l at e Lce . - Corpl . H . PAICE , 10, Wine Place, Hosier Street, Reading.€” D i e d of
wounds.

T h e l at e Pte. A . E. LANGLEY , 42, Denmark Road,
Wokingham . †Ki l l e d
in
act i on.

T h e l at e Pte. A . E. ELLIOTT , of 8, Letcombe St . , Reading . — Ki l l e d In ac t i on .

Pte.J. . WILKINS , 16, Garnet Street,
Reading. â€
Previously
wounded,
now
p r i s o n e r of w a r .

Pte. F. T. WILLMOTT,
23, Jubilee Square , Silver St., Reading.€” Wo u n d e d
s e v e r e l y i n t he j a w .

Pte . H . H AWKINS , of 10, Katesgrove Lane,
Reading. Severely
wounded.

Sig. W . WHITTINGTON , of 17, Blenheim Gardens,
Reading. â€
Severely
wounded.

Lce.-Corpl. P. D. GODFREY, 173 Caversham Road, Reading. Wounded on April 15th at Merville