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St Mary Yate

Inscription

Also Private A. L. Cater

111th Battalion Canadians

Died of wounds in France

October 2nd 1918 aged 31 years

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St Mary Yate

South Gloucestershire

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Archibald Leonard

Cater

1887

Yate, South Gloucestershire

2nd October 1918

No. 30 Casualty Clearing Station, France

31

Bucquoy Road Cemetery, Ficheux, Arras, France

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First World War

Private

18th Battalion Canadian Expeditionary Force

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