He was a Private in the 1st Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Service Number 33038. He was killed in action in France, aged 32 yrs. He is buried here but he is also commemorated on the family grave in Overleigh Cemetery, Chester, England (MEMORIAL ID 197572624) and also on the war memorials in St Marys-Without-the Walls Church, Handbridge, Chester and in Chester Town Hall. In 1911 James lived at 33 Spotted Row, Burntwood, Buckley with his wife Edith and children Edith Mary and Hilda May. James is commemorated on the Buckley War Memorial at Hawkesbury, and on the flintshirewarmemorials website.
https://www.flintshirewarmemorials.com/memorials/buckley-war-memorial/buckley-soldiers/james-brown/
He was a Private in the 1st Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Service Number 33038. He was killed in action in France, aged 32 yrs. He is buried here but he is also commemorated on the family grave in Overleigh Cemetery, Chester, England (MEMORIAL ID 197572624) and also on the war memorials in St Marys-Without-the Walls Church, Handbridge, Chester and in Chester Town Hall. In 1911 James lived at 33 Spotted Row, Burntwood, Buckley with his wife Edith and children Edith Mary and Hilda May. James is commemorated on the Buckley War Memorial at Hawkesbury, and on the flintshirewarmemorials website.
https://www.flintshirewarmemorials.com/memorials/buckley-war-memorial/buckley-soldiers/james-brown/
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33038 Private
J. BROWN
Royal Welsh Fusiliers
12th May 1916
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