Private 20046, The King's (Liverpool Regiment). Enlisted on 7 September 1914, and arrived in France on 4 September 1915. Wounded November 1916 and later discharged on 5 June 1918. Son of John and Ellen Breden, and married to Annie Moreton in 1905, he was a journeyman stonemason and lived at 35 McLeod Street, Everton. Died age 36 from purulent bronchitis and an old gunshot wound in the chest.
Private 20046, The King's (Liverpool Regiment). Enlisted on 7 September 1914, and arrived in France on 4 September 1915. Wounded November 1916 and later discharged on 5 June 1918. Son of John and Ellen Breden, and married to Annie Moreton in 1905, he was a journeyman stonemason and lived at 35 McLeod Street, Everton. Died age 36 from purulent bronchitis and an old gunshot wound in the chest.
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In loving remembrance of / John, / the beloved / husband of Ellen Breden, / who died 18th July 1896, in his 52nd year. / Also Rebecca, / eldest daughter of the above, / who died 13th Decr. 1890, in her 20th year / Also Isabella, / third daughter of the above, / who died 1st April 1888, aged 2 years. / Also Martha, / fifth daughter of the above, / who died 20th July 1893, aged 18 months. / Also Ellen, the beloved / wife and mother of the above, / who died 19th January 1908, / in her 60th year. / Also James H. Cornes, the / beloved brother of the above, / who died 19th October 1907, / in his 65th year. / "Not gone from memory nor from love, / but gone to our father's home above." / Also Archibald, son of the above / and beloved husband of Annie Breden, / who died through wounds received in action, / April 23rd 1920, aged 36 years.
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