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are direct ancestors of Paul Francis Sherriff
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Garner, Joan Edwards {I07121} (b. Private, d. ?)

Reference: 7121

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Sanders, Frank {I07122} (b. ABT. 1909, d. UNKNOWN)

Death: UNKNOWN

Reference: 7122

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Garner, Molly {I07123} (b. ABT. 1911, d. MAR 1995)

Source: (Death)
Title: Edwards Family History
Media: Electronic

Death: MAR 1995 Kempston, Bedford, Bedfordshire, England

Reference: 7123

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Martell, Harry {I07124} (b. Private, d. ?)

Reference: 7124

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Garner, Clifford Charles {I07125} (b. ABT. 1915, d. MAR 1972)

Source: (Death)
Title: Edwards Family History
Media: Electronic

Death: MAR 1972 Kempston, Bedford, Bedfordshire, England

Reference: 7125

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Edwards, Albert Gladstone {I07126} (b. ABT. NOV 1884, d. JUL 1915)

Source: (Death)
Title: Edwards Family History
Media: Electronic

Death: JUL 1915 Bedford, Bedfordshire, England

Reference: 7126

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Lavender, Ethel May {I07127} (b. ABT. 1881, d. JUN 1937)

Source: (Death)
Title: Edwards Family History
Media: Electronic

Death: JUN 1937 Bedford, Bedfordshire, England

Reference: 7127

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Edwards, Frank A {I07128} (b. ABT. 1887, d. UNKNOWN)

Death: UNKNOWN

Reference: 7128

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Edwards, Allan Septimus {I07129} (b. ABT. 1888, d. 4 SEP 1916)

Note: ALLAN SEPTIMUS EDWARDS

Sapper 1596, 54th East Anglian Div. Signal Coy., Royal Engineers

who died on
Monday 4 September 1916 . Age 28 .

Additional Information: Son of the late E. J. and Maria Edwards, of Prickwillow, Cambs; husband of Nellie Edwards, of 22, Beatrice St., Kempston, Bedford.
Cemetery: SUEZ WAR MEMORIAL CEMETERYEgypt
Grave or Reference Panel Number: B. 53.
Location: Suez War Memorial Cemetery is situated on the western outskirts of the town, about 3 kilometres from the town centre towards the main Cairo to Suez road.
Visiting Information: The Cemetery is open 07.30 to 14.30 Saturday to Thursday.
Historical Information: Suez was an important hospital centre during the First World War with two Indian general hospitals, two stationary hospitals and casualty clearing stations based there at various times. Initially, burials took place in a special plot in the Protestant cemetery but the War Memorial Cemetery was established nearby in 1918 and these graves were transferred there, together with some from other burial grounds. Later, the adjoining Arbain Indian Cemetery was also absorbed into it. The Second World War burials were from the large garrison based in and around Suez. There are now 513 Commonwealth casualties of the First World War and 377 from the Second World War buried or commemorated in the cemetery. A few, known to have been buried here or elsewhere but whose graves could not be located, are commemorated by special memorial. The cemetery also contains war graves of other nationalities and non war graves.

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