David Jesse Watts

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David Jesse Watts

Postby keg » Sat Mar 21, 2009 4:23 pm

I am trying to trace any relatives of David Jesse Watts. He was awarded a medal for bravery on 23 Aug 1916 but died on 1st Dec 1917 at home in Birmingham of his wounds.
His medal has been passed down our family line but I know of no connection and would like to return it to his family.
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Postby johnjarratt » Sat Mar 21, 2009 11:37 pm

Hello, if you e-mail me I will provide you with some information on David's relatives.

cheers
John.
Pte Thomas W Jarratt 4th Btn.
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Postby allanp » Thu Apr 09, 2009 11:43 pm

Hi ?

I have found several entries for a D. J. Watts in the Worcester Herald

17 April 1915 edition
10914 Pte D J Watts - Wounded

26 August 1916 edition
10914 Lanc Cpl D J Watts - Military Medal

19 May 1917 edition
10914 Lanc Sergt D J Watts - Birmingham - Wounded

1 September 1917 edition
10914 Lanc Sergt D. J. Watts - Birmingham - Wounded

Regards Allan
12631 Lance Sergt George William Hill. KIA Vimy Ridge, 28 April 1916 3rd Battalion
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