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William Leafe Mitcham - Taken by Cheryl Arnold 13 Mar 2017
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William Leafe Mitcham - Taken by Cheryl Arnold 13 Mar 2017
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William Leafe Mitcham - Taken by Cheryl Arnold 13 Mar 2017
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William Leafe Mitcham - Taken by Cheryl Arnold 13 Mar 2017
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William Leafe Mitcham - Taken by Cheryl Arnold 13 Mar 2017
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William Leafe Mitcham - Taken by Cheryl Arnold 13 Mar 2017
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William Leafe Mitcham - Taken by Cheryl Arnold 13 Mar 2017
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William Leafe Mitcham - Taken by Cheryl Arnold 13 Mar 2017
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William Leafe Mitcham - Taken by Cheryl Arnold 13 Aug 2017
Reference WMO/265528
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Stone (any)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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Left Headstone- In Loving Memory Of / A Dear Wife And Mother / Edith Mitcham / Who Died 15th February 1961 / Aged 79 Years / Re-United; Right Headstone- In Loving Memory Of / A Beloved Husband And Father / Henry Mitcham / Who Died 2nd June 1949 / Aged 65 Years / One We Loved But Could Not Save.; Foundation Below Headstones- Also Of His Son William Leafe Killed In Action North Africa / 5th Mar 1943 Aged 27 Years
MITCHAM William Leefe, 2015330, Lance Corporal, Royal Engineers, 275 Field Coy. Son of Henry and Edith Mitcham, of Boston, Lincolnshire. Presumed killed in action 5th March 1943, aged 26, interred SFAX WAR CEMETERY, Tunisia. XI. B. 26
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