Joe was five foot two inches tall. He led many barbed-wire parties out into No Man's Land. He was accused of casting away arms after wedging...
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Lance Serjeant
Service No. 19/647
Age Unknown
Died on 18 January 1917
Durham Light Infantry
ST. POL COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION
Pas de Calais, France
Husband of Elizabeth Edith Jones (formerly Stones), of 85, Wheatbottom, Crook, Co. Durham.
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Shot at Dawn for casting away arms. Acknowledged for his bravery by officers.
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Added photo.
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Tri execution.
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What a tragedy - should not have been shot along with the other two men from Durham Light Infantry
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Joe was five foot two inches tall. He led many barbed-wire parties out into No Man's Land. He was accused of casting away arms after wedging...
Lisamarie Wright
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Joe was five foot two inches tall. He led many barbed-wire parties out into No Man's Land. He was accused of casting away arms after wedging...
Lisamarie Mary Wright
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