Fred pictured training in Richmond Park and the two photos are of him on the right and his elder brother, Hubert, on the left. Hubert surviv...
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Rifleman
Service No. 551502
Age 25
Died on 30 April 1917
London Regiment (Queen's Westminster Rifles)
ETAPLES MILITARY CEMETERY
Pas de Calais, France
Son of George M. and Edith L. Saich, of 104, Palmerston Crescent, Palmers Green, London. Born at Tottenham, London.
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My mother's brother whose spirited (if not always accurate!) piano playing and exuberant love of life always caused her to smile.
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We will remember them. Today, Tomorrow, Forever.
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My mother's brother whose spirited (if not always accurate!) piano playing and exuberant love of life always caused her to smile.
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Thank you to my Great-great Uncle who lost their lives to save our countries. You will always be remembered.
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Fred is buried with so many others whose lives ended so tragically early. How costly is war!
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Fred is buried with so many others whose lives ended so tragically early. How costly is war!
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Fred is buried with so many others whose lives ended so tragically early. How costly is war!
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Fred pictured training in Richmond Park and the two photos are of him on the right and his elder brother, Hubert, on the left. Hubert surviv...
John Capel
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Fred pictured training in Richmond Park and the two photos are of him on the right and his elder brother, Hubert, on the left. Hubert surviv...
John Capel
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