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Private JAMES BERRY

Service Number: 14541
Regiment & Unit/Ship

Lancashire Fusiliers

Date of Death

Died 08 June 1918

Age 29 years old

Buried or commemorated at

PEMBERTON (ST. JOHN) CHURCHYARD

C. New. 199A.

United Kingdom

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  • Secondary Unit, Regiment transf. to (276857) Labour Corps
  • Country of Service United Kingdom
  • Additional Info Son of Edward and Annie Berry, of Worsley; husband of Mary Berry, of 2, Holt St., Worsley Mesnes, Wigan.
  • Personal Inscription DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED ON ACTIVE SERVICE IN FRANCE
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Buried or commemorated at

PEMBERTON (ST. JOHN) CHURCHYARD
Lancashire United Kingdom
Number of casualties: 25
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