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Hugh Anderson (c1883-1917) of the Royal Field Artillery

Bombardier. Service Number: 17652

Son of Hugh Anderson

Husband of Maud Anderson, of 14, Pancras Lane, Paul Street, Exeter.

1917 April 19th. Died age 34. Memorial at Higher Cemetery, Exeter

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