Berkshire and The War: the "Reading Standard" pictorial record. Volume 4. p 827
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| Title | Berkshire and The War: the "Reading Standard" pictorial record. Volume 4. p 827 |
|---|---|
| Page number | 827 |
| Date | 1919 |
| Edition | |
| Publisher | Unknown |
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ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY
The late Corpl. H. J. WHITEHORN ,
Berks R . H . A . , 17, St. John's Road, Wallingford. Killed in action.
Gnr. R. H. WEBBER ,
Berks R . H . A . ,
Wallingford. Wounded.
The late Shoeing-smith C.W.M. FRANKUM , of the Vicarage Gardens,
Mapledurham. Died of wounds.
The late Bombdr. BARNES , of " The Poplars," Arborfield. Died of wounds.
Second Lieut. W. C. SMITH , Manchester Regt., of 3, Blenheim Road, Reading.
Obtained his commission after serving
over three years abroad with the Berks
R .H . A .
[P hoto by Donna Koma.
Fitter Sergt. J. MASSEY . 58, Whitley Wood Lane, formerly of Pangbourne.
Wounded and gassed.
Gnr. F. C. JUDD , 2/1st Berks R. H. A. ,
191, Orts Road, Reading. Wounded and
gassed.
Gunner G. FREED , Berks R . H . A . , 25, Washington Road, Caversham. Twice
wounded in Palestine.
The late Bdr. F. A. WITHERS , 2/1st
Berks R . H . A . , Cold Ash, Newbury.
Killed in action.
T h e late Gnr. H. L. ELLIS , 193, Oxford
Road, Reading. Died of wounds, after
being taken prisoner of war.