The Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalions

Thomas William Wagstaff.

. From a local paper 7/5/1915 = Died in France.
We regret to say that Private Thomas Wagstaff [East Surrey Regt.], son of Mr. T. Wagstaff. Of Godmanchester, who was lying dangerously ill with enteric fever in a hospital in France has succumbed to the disease. Deceased was one of the first who went from Godmanchester to join Kitchener's Army. He was about 19 years old.

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09/04/2012
. . Martyn Smith ©

.	From a local paper 7/5/1915 = Died in France. We regret to say that Private Thomas Wagstaff [East Surrey Regt.], son of Mr. T. Wagstaff. Of Godmanchester, who was lying dangerously ill with enteric fever in a hospital in France has succumbed to the disease. Deceased was one of the first who went from Godmanchester to join Kitchener's Army. He was about 19 years old.
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