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Alfred Myerscough 1897 - 1918


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Corps

Royal Garrison Artillery / 122nd Siege Bty


Regiment Number

155904



Rank


Gunner


Grave / Memorial Reference

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Panel 10 Pozieres Memorial
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Holdings / References



Medal Card Index
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War Memorial in Church yard


Myerscough Alfred 
Gunner Killed in action, 21, March 1918, age 20, educated at National school, Galgate, and a member of St Mary's Choir, Ellel Grange, employed at White Cross Mills, Lancaster. Youngest son of Mr & Mrs Myerscough, Makinson's Row, Galgate, two brothers are serving.

Source Lancaster Guardian date 4 May, 1918 page 7, no photo Code 1647 .

Notes

Alfred Myerscough was awarded the Victory medal, 
& the British War Medal for service in World War One. 

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