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WW1. War medal. Bilbrough. 17th London Rifles. Casualty John Mathison Fraser is listed

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WW1. War medal. Bilbrough. 17th London Rifles. Casualty John Mathison Fraser is listed John Mathison Fraser is listed on the Roll of the Worshipful Company of Girdlers as a New Freeman in March 1889 family details Henry William Bilbrough served with the 17th battalion county of London (Poplar & Stepney rifles) He served from 10 10 1915 in Theatres 1a (France) 2a (Macedonia) and 4b (Egypt) before returning to 1a (France) from 22 6 1918 to 1 3 1919 right fingers VIII

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