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Balls Family - Taken by David Wolfenden 16 Apr 2025
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Balls Family - Taken by David Wolfenden 16 Apr 2025
Reference WMO/304539
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- First World War (1914-1918)
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'BENJAMIN ROUS BALLS died December 17th 1918 aged 36 also of ARTHUR HENRY died October 2nd 1917 aged 42 drowned from the 'Willing Boys' also of HERBERT JAMES BALLS died November 2nd 1905 aged 20, drowned from the 'I'll Try' also of WILLIAM A. BALLS, 2nd Suffolks, died November 13th 1916 aged 20, killed in action. ( The following appears in the Maritime Memorials transcript, but is not shown in the photographs supplied. Perhaps it is on the other side. "Also of EMMA BALLS died January 13th 1935 aged 80 also of ARTHUR BALLS died October 11th 1936 aged 80'.")
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