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In Hexham Abbey. "1898-1902"?





Lieutenant G.F. Fisher
Corporal E. Eddy
Private R.S. Bantham
Private J. Beswick
Private W. Burn
Private R. Bulman
Private J. Cathrae
Private T. Cooke
Private T. Cooper
Private J. Chester
Private W.A. Charlton*
Private J. Caudle
Private W. Davidson
Private W.A. French
Private T. Harrison
Private J.T. Hogarth
Private D. Houston
Private G. Hunter
Private J.H. Hutchinson
Private F. I'Anson Drowned in South Africa
Private T. McGill
Private A. McIntosh
Private H. Cooke
Private J. McBride
Private M. Matthews
Private J.E. Murray
Private J.D. Ritson
Private J. Robinson
Private J.W. Riley
Private Joseph Smith
Private J.W. Smith
Private A.W. Snowball
Private J. Stonehouse
Private J.W. Swinburne Died of wounds in South Africa
Private W. Taylor
Private J. Tait
Private H. Towns
Private J. Wilkinson
Private G. Williamson
Private J.R. Ward
Private C. Wright
Private H. Welsh
Bugler J.W. Robinson

Men of Hexham who volunteered and died in the war -

Trooper A. Smith Died of fever in South Africa
Trooper G. Nesham Died of fever in South Africa
Trooper W.R. Pearson Died of fever on return

* Hexham's WW1 memorial lists a C.S.M. W.A. Charlton of the 4th Northumberland Fusilers as being killed in that war. The CWGC records him as Serjeant William Anthony Charlton, 1st/6th Northumberland Fusiliers, died 16.11.1916. The same W.A. Charlton?

Hi Bernice
Another fine contribution thank you

Paul