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Lincolnshire Regiment

  • Corporal Lawrence Frederick Swallow

    Killed in Action, July 1st, 1916

  • Cyril Gale

    Private 7th Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment

  • Ernest Barrand

    3/16437 Private Lincolnshire Regiment; 34150 Queens Royal West Surrey Regiment; 66120 389th Labour Corps Home Service Battalion

  • Frank Lawson

    25479 Private 2nd Sherwood Foresters, Killed In Action 14/7/1916 while transferred to 1st Lincolnshires

  • Herbert Canham

    Private 4803539 6th Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment, died in Tunisia 4th March, 1943

  • James Buckingham

    Private, 1st Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment

  • James William Bend

    3485 Private, 4th Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment (1899-1911)

  • John Thomas Sentence

    Private 35655 Lincolnshire Regiment, then Private 25929 Labour Corps

  • John William Bennett

    14797 Private, 8th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment, KIA, 2nd December, 1917; buried at Perth Cemetery (China Wall), Ypres, Belgium.

  • Joseph William Edwards

    Private, 6th Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment

  • Sydney Holt

    Private 12780 7th Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment; Private 94245 339 Company Royal Defence Corps

  • Thomas Harold Cooper

    12234 Lance Corporal, 6th, 1st & 2nd Battalions, Lincolnshire Regiment

  • Thomas Parnham

    Private, 12221, 4th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment

  • William Palmer

    Private, 2nd/6th Battalion North Staffordshire Regiment

  • William Thurlby

    Tentatively identified as: Private 61629 Lincolnshire Regiment
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