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1st Battalion South Wales Borderers
Please find below the personal memorial from loved ones to one lost to war who served in this particular unit
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Forename
Surname
Rank
Date of Death
Place
County
Richard Douglas
Pryce-Jenkin
Second Lieutenant
31st December 1914
St Mary the Virgin St Briavels
Gloucestershire
Christopher
Jones
Private
23rd January 1915
Kington Cemetery
Herefordshire
Reginald Thomas
Tapp
Lance Corporal
31st December 1915
Milton Cemetery Weston-super-Mare
North Somerset
Aaron
Letton
Company Sergeant Major
10th November 1917
Brecon Cemetery
Brecknockshire
George Clements
Daniels
Corporal
26th June 1918
St James Tytherington
South Gloucestershire
Edward Norman
Dyer
Private
20th May 1942
Christchurch Cemetery Newport
Monmouthshire
