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Sapper WILLIAM DICKINSON

Service Number: 21221
Regiment & Unit/Ship

South African Engineers

Signal Coy.

Date of Death

Died 27 October 1918

Age 44 years old

Buried or commemorated at

SHEFFIELD (BURNGREAVE) CEMETERY

W4. "C." 3.

United Kingdom

Commonwealth War Graves Commission - Headstone Placeholder
  • Country of Service South African
  • Additional Info Son of Charles and Annie Dickinson; husband of Gertrude Dickinson, of 26, Carnarvon St., Upperthorpe, Sheffield. Born at Lissington Lincs.
  • Personal Inscription THY WILL BE DONE
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Buried or commemorated at

SHEFFIELD (BURNGREAVE) CEMETERY
Yorkshire United Kingdom
Number of casualties: 296
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