Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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W. A. Carter (c1882-1919) of the [[Royal Field Artillery]]
William Albert Carter (c1882-1919) of the [[Royal Field Artillery]]


Driver. Service Number: 223516
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Husband of Gertrude Alice Carter, of 8, St. David's Terrace, St. David's, Exeter.
Husband of Gertrude Alice Carter, of 8, St. David's Terrace, St. David's, Exeter.


1919 August 21st. Died age 37. Memorial at [[Higher Cemetery, Exeter: CWGC Memorials: WW1| Higher Cemetery, Exeter]]
1919 August 21st. Died age 37 at Cambridge Hospital, Aldershot. Memorial at [[Higher Cemetery, Exeter: CWGC Memorials: WW1| Higher Cemetery, Exeter]]


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== See Also ==

Revision as of 10:35, 10 August 2021

William Albert Carter (c1882-1919) of the Royal Field Artillery

Driver. Service Number: 223516

Son of Alfred John and the late Sarah Alma Carter

Husband of Gertrude Alice Carter, of 8, St. David's Terrace, St. David's, Exeter.

1919 August 21st. Died age 37 at Cambridge Hospital, Aldershot. Memorial at Higher Cemetery, Exeter

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