Berkshire and The War: the "Reading Standard" pictorial record. Volume 4. p 787

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Title Berkshire and The War: the "Reading Standard" pictorial record. Volume 4. p 787
Page number 787
Date 1919
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Publisher Unknown

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2 /4 T H BATT. ROYAL BERKSHIRE REGIMENT

Pt e. LEONARD G. W INTER,
155, Oxford Road , Reading . €” W o u n d e d f o r t he s econd t i m e .

Drummer C.P. KEMPSTON, 27 Gosbrook Road, Caversham. Wounded.

9TH BATT. ROYAL B E R K S H IR E R E G IM E N T ,

Street,



T h e l at e Corpl . G . F . STREET , Wokingham. D i e d of w o u n d s .


The l at e P t e . FRED CARTER,
The Lodge , Chazey Hill , Caversham †Ki l l e d
i n act i on.

Pte. ARTHUR G. TAYLOR, 102 Waldeck Street, Reading. Missing.

Pte. C. BLOOMFIELD , 8, Junction Terrace
Greenham, Newbury - M i s s i n g .

[P h o to by D onna Roma.
Pt e . ARTHUR G . TAYLOR , 102, Waldeck Street , Reading . — Mi s s i n g .

The l at e Corpl .FRANCIS MILLS,
27, York Road , Reading. €” Di e d .

T h e l at e Pt e. J . D. PRIEST , Woodrows, Aldworth . €” D i e d of w o u n d s .
A g e d 24.

pte. A. SEYMOUR , 64, Mayridge Hill,
Englefield.€” W o u n d e d .

Lce.- Corpl. WILLIAM WEST ,
attached
17th Manchester Reg t . , 20, Beresford Rd . ,
Reading.€” Wounded.