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Lieut. Alan R. N. Smith, 130th Baluchis; Lieut. Clifford D. Smith, 5th Bn Norfolk Regt; and Pte. Donald G. Smith, 17th Bn R. Fusiliers. - Taken by Nick_2 03 Feb 2014
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Lieut. Alan R. N. Smith, 130th Baluchis; Lieut. Clifford D. Smith, 5th Bn Norfolk Regt; and Pte. Donald G. Smith, 17th Bn R. Fusiliers. - Taken by Nick_2 03 Feb 2014
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Lieut. Alan R. N. Smith, 130th Baluchis; Lieut. Clifford D. Smith, 5th Bn Norfolk Regt; and Pte. Donald G. Smith, 17th Bn R. Fusiliers. - Taken by Gary Radford 02 Nov 2024
Reference WMO/170121
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Church of St. Peter and St. Paul
Off Market Square
Swaffham
PE37 7DU
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- First World War (1914-1918)
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IN LOVING MEMORY OF DONALD GRIFFIN SMITH, ROYAL FUSILIERS, WHO DIED ON THE 18TH OF OCTOBER 1916, FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION IN FRANCE, BURIED IN THE MILITARY CEMETERY, ETAPLES, AGED 22 YEARS. _____ CLIFFORD DAY SMITH, NORFOLK REGIMENT, WHO WAS KILLED IN ACTION ON THE 23RD OF OCTOBER 1918, BURIED WHERE HE FELL AT BASUEL, FRANCE, AGED 28 YEARS. _____ ALAN RAYMOND NOEL SMITH, 130TH K.G.O. BALUCHIS, J.R., WHO DIED ON SERVICE IN INDIA ON THE 10TH JULY 1919, BURIED IN RAWAL PINDI CEMETERY, AGED 19 YEARS. _____ SONS OF WALTER AND ELEANOR SMITH OF THIS PARISH. R.I.P.
DONALD GRIFFIN SMITH (Private, PS/6469, 17th Bn (CWGC)/8th Bn (SDGW), Royal Fusiliers (formerly 2167, Sussex Regiment). Died of wounds 18 October, 1916. Buried in Etaples Military Cemetery, France) CLIFFORD DAY SMITH (Lieutenant, 5th (Territorial) Bn Norfolk Regiment, attached 9th Bn. Killed in action 23 October, 1918. Buried in Highland Cemetery, Le Cateau, France.) ALAN RAYMOND NOEL SMITH (Lieutenant, 130th King George's Own Baluchis (Jacob's Rifles). Died in India 10 July, 1919. Buried in Rawalpindi Cemetery, India.) (Note: All three brothers are also commemorated on the adjacent WW1 memorial within the church; on the town war memorial in the Market Square; and on the family's gravestone in Swaffham Cemetery. They were the sons of Walter and Eleanor Smith, of 'Oakleigh', Swaffham, Norfolk.)
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