The Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalions

W. Ward.

. Ref 301 H C N 9/11/1917St. Neots man killed. We regret to state that on Saturday Mrs. W. Ward, Brook Street, St. Neots, received information from the War Office that her husband, Pte. W. Ward (Beds. Regiment....) was hit in the head on October 20, and he died on a later date. He was reported seriously wounded the 22nd from wounds. The Deceased, who if he had lived another day, would have been 38 years of age, joined the army in July, 1916, and had been in France eleven months. At one time he worked for Mr. A. W. Atkinson, and latterly, for Mr. J. Peacock, Eynesbury. He leaves six children.

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09/04/2012
. . Martyn Smith ©

.	Ref 301 H C N 9/11/1917St. Neots man killed. We regret to state that on Saturday Mrs. W. Ward, Brook Street, St. Neots, received information from the War Office that her husband, Pte. W. Ward (Beds. Regiment....) was hit in the head on October 20, and he died on a later date. He was reported seriously wounded the 22nd from wounds. The Deceased, who if he had lived another day, would have been 38 years of age, joined the army in July, 1916, and had been in France eleven months. At one time he worked for Mr. A. W. Atkinson, and latterly, for Mr. J. Peacock, Eynesbury. He leaves six children.
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