Rex Albert Jackson Warwick Cemetery Warwickshire

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And her son, Rex

Sgt 1/7 Warwicks Regt Killed in Italy

August 8th 1918, Aged 22

"In God's Keeping"

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Warwick Cemetery

Warwickshire

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Rex Albert

Jackson

1896

Warwick, Warwickshire

8th August 1918

Killed accidentally when a shell exploded in northern Italy on the Asiago Plateau

22 Barenthal Military Cemetery, Italy

First World War

Serjeant

1st/7th Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment

Rex had seen active service since the battalion left for the Western Front in February 1915, he had been injured three times and when he was killed had only just turned 22

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Date of Death:

Place of Death:

Age at death:

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Rex Albert

Jackson

1896

Warwick, Warwickshire

8th August 1918

Killed accidentally when a shell exploded in northern Italy on the Asiago Plateau

22

Barenthal Military Cemetery, Italy

​

First World War

Serjeant

1st/7th Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment

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Rex had seen active service since the battalion left for the Western Front in February 1915, he had been injured three times and when he was killed had only just turned 22

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Gilbert Thomas Richardson

Pettigrew

Walter Joseph

Lawrence

George William

Howlett

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