Wars Last Goodbyes
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Coleford Cemetery

Inscription

His end was peace

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Also of Pte William Wyson Dowle

Son of the above who was killed in action

In France Sept 22 1918 aged 27 years

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Coleford Cemetery

Gloucestershire

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William Wyson

Dowle

1891

Coleford, Gloucestershire

22nd September 1918

Killed in action whilst the battalion was in front line trenches north of Locon, near Bethune in France

27

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Loos Memorial, Pas de Calais, France

First World War

Private

8th Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment

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1st/2nd Battalion Monmouthshire Regiment

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