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7780 Pte Albert Edward Nicholls

1st K.S.L.I.

Who died of wounds in France Oct 10 1922

Aged 35

His life for his country

place of inscription

Leominster Cemetery

Herefordshire

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Albert Edward

Nicholls

1887

Leominster, Herefordshire

10th October 1922

Died in Leominster from wounds received the war (Gas and leg wound)

35

Leominster Cemetery, Leominster, Herefordshire

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First World War

Private

1st Battalion King's Shropshire Light Infantry

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Albert Nicholls died outside the window to be classified as official war dead of WWI but his memorial shows his family's opinion that their son died as a result of his war service, though not on the battlefield, his health suffered as the years went on

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