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Pte. John Ralph Goldsbrough - Taken by A. Goble 29 Sep 2020
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Pte. John Ralph Goldsbrough, inscription - Taken by A. Goble 29 Sep 2020
Reference WMO/276336
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- First World War (1914-1918)
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Also in ever Loving Memory / of the dearly beloved nephew / and adopted son of Alice Reid, / [nee Goldsbrough] / Pte. John Ralph Goldsbrough / 13th East Surrey Regiment, / who died 6th. December 1917, from / wounds received in action at Cambrai, / and was laid to rest at St. Severs, / Rouen, France, aged 19 years. / For his heart's perennial gladness, / For his years undimmed by sadness, / For the duty dared and done, / For the crown of life well won, / We bless thee Lord.
John Ralph Goldsbrough
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