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Service Number: 3785
Service Number: 3785
Born at Exeter


Son of the late Capt. Augustus Frederic Raper (Dorsetshire Regt.), and Sarah Raper.
Son of the late Capt. Augustus Frederic Raper (Dorsetshire Regt.), and Sarah Raper.

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William Frederick Raper (c1868-1915)

Service Number: 3785

Born at Exeter

Son of the late Capt. Augustus Frederic Raper (Dorsetshire Regt.), and Sarah Raper.

1911 Living at 5 Alexandra Terrace, Broad Clyst, Exeter. Pensioned Colour Serjeant. Single.[1]

Died. 25-Sep-15 C.S.M. Royal Scots France. Age 47.

Commemorated: Loos Memorial

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  1. ↑ 1911 Census
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