Wars Last Goodbyes
Individual Record

Warwick Cemetery

Inscription

In ever

Loving memory

Of

Sgt John Phillips M.M. R.W.R.

The beloved son of J. and L. Phillips

Of Warwick

Died March 11th 1919

From wounds received in action in France

Aged 21 years

 

Greater love hath no man than this that

A man lay down his life for his friends 

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Warwick Cemetery

Warwickshire

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John

Phillips

1898

Warwick, Warwickshire

11th March 1919

He died from pneumonia after receiving wounds in action in France at University War Hospital, Southampton, Hampshire

21

Warwick Cemetery, Warwick, Warwickshire

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First World War

Lance Serjeant

Royal Warwickshire Regiment

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1st/11th/10th Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment

Military Medal

John had his Military Medal award for bravery issued in the Gazette in 1919

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