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Inscription
Also their elder son
Alfred Lewis Davies-Lancaster
Passed away
At Paddington War Hospital
March 23rd 1919
Aged 39 years
Interred below
He gave his life for his country
"Make them to be numbered with
Thy saints in glory everlasting"
Place of Inscription
Kington Cemetery
Herefordshire
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Alfred Lewis Davies
Lancaster
1880
Kington, Herefordshire
23rd March 1919
Died after discharge at Paddington War Hospital, London suffering from tuberculosis
39
Kington Cemetery, Kington, Herefordshire
First World War
Private
621st Mechanical Transport Company Royal Army Service Corps
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Alfred Lewis Davies
Lancaster
621st Mechanical Transport Company Royal Army Service Corps
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Alfred Lewis Davies
Lancaster
621st Mechanical Transport Company Royal Army Service Corps