The Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalions

Albert M. Waldock.

From a local paper = 9/11/1917 Pte. Bertie Waldock, of Eynesbury, Killed.

Alas! Yet another name has been added to Eynesbury's Roll of Honour, that of Pte. Bertie Waldock, who was killed on October 26^th. He joined the Army last January on arriving at military age. He lived with his aunt, Mrs. Reed, at Eynesbury. He was a very nice lad, quiet, smart, and a capable assistant to Mr. Lynn, Ironmonger. He was a member of Eynesbury Church Choir, and many friends regret his death.

He was also known as "Bertie".

9/11/1917 = Eynesbury man killed. Pte. Bertie Waldock, of Eynesbury, has been killed at the front.

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He is remembered at the Tyne Cot CWGC Cemetery on the Ypres Salient.

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. . Martyn Smith ©

	From a local paper = 9/11/1917 Pte. Bertie Waldock, of Eynesbury, Killed. Alas! Yet another name has been added to Eynesbury's Roll of Honour, that of Pte. Bertie Waldock, who was killed on October 26^th. He joined the Army last January on arriving at military age. He lived with his aunt, Mrs. Reed, at Eynesbury. He was a very nice lad, quiet, smart, and a capable assistant to Mr. Lynn, Ironmonger. He was a member of Eynesbury Church Choir, and many friends regret his death. He was also known as "Bertie". 9/11/1917 = Eynesbury man killed. Pte. Bertie Waldock, of Eynesbury, has been killed at the front.
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	He is remembered at the Tyne Cot CWGC Cemetery on the Ypres Salient.
If you can help with any data on this Huntingdonshire Cyclist please contact me at huntscycles@btinternet.com
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