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Grave Marker - Taken by Cheryl Arnold 30 Apr 2012
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Grave Marker - Taken by Cheryl Arnold 30 Apr 2012
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Grave Marker - Taken by Cheryl Arnold 30 Apr 2019
Reference WMO/264030
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Stone (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
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Of / Thy Will Be / Done / John Hargrave / Died May 9th 1883, / Aged 46 Years / Also Caroline / Beloved Wife Of The Above / Died Nov. 13th 1916, / Aged 75 Years / Abide With Me Fast Falls The Eventide / Also Pte. Ernest W. Coddington / 1st 4th Lincolns, / Beloved Grandson Of The Above / Died Of Wounds And Buried / Noeux-Les-Mines Cemetery / June 10th 1917, / Aged 19 Years./ Gone But Not Forgotten
Ernest William Coddington. Private 200987. 4th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment. Died of wounds 11th June 1917 (as CWGC, headstone has 10th). Brother of Henry Coddington of Turpits Farm, Peak Hill, Cowbit, Lincs. Enlisted Lincoln and resident Pinchbeck, Lincs. Buried Noeux-Les-Mines Communal Cemetery. II.A.13.
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