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Postby moggie57 » Wed Oct 31, 2007 12:40 am

where can i find any information on harry cockbill he served in egypt 1895 and india 1908(where most of his children were born at quetta) harry died april 10th in france & flanders.and is buried in rue -petillon,fleurbaix,pas de calais france,i have a photo of his grave.just would like some more information on him.have a photo of his wife rose/rosa and it seems that they were well-to-do people in the british army.harry was 40 when he died..seems the 10th battalion that he was in was a late made battalion.can you tell me more about this.. :roll:
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Postby LarsA » Wed Oct 31, 2007 1:55 am

Harry Vernon Cockbill is listed on the war graves commission website as a member of the 10th battalion the Royal Warwickshire Regiment which may explain why you can't find any information on him on this site for the Worcestershire Regiment...

You can find his medal index card here ERROR://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/docu ... ultcount=4

Another good site to try is www.ancestry.co.uk

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Postby LarsA » Wed Oct 31, 2007 9:43 pm

Actually I found one link with the Worcesters, in that the 10th Warwicks were brigaded with the 10th Worcesters (57th brigade, 19th division) in 1918. If not totally out of the topic of this excellent forum perhaps someone knows what the brigade was up to on or about april 10th 1918? I have to confess I have not yet got around to get me a Stacke so unable to help out :oops:

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