Essex Farm Cemetery Archives - WW1 Roll Of Honour

Army

Osborne, Laurence

26th December 2021
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Laurence Osborne

Rank: Private

Regiment: 1st Battalion, Coldstream Guards

Parents: Mr Anthony & Mrs Fanny Osborne

Address: Pigeon Cove, Rock Lane, Guestling

Other Info: An article published in the Hastings & St Leonards Observer on 12th August 1916 gave notice that Private Osborne was killed aged 20 on 7th July 1916. According to CWGC, Laurence is remembered at Essex Farm Cemetery, grave reference II.U.8. The inscription on his grave marker reads: “Short was the call, The shock severe, to part with him we loved so dear”.

Laurence is not remembered on either Guestling or Ore War Memorials.

Published: August 1916

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Army

Mallion, Albert

3rd March 20165th March 2017
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Albert Mallion

Rank: Rifleman

Regiment: 1st Battalion, Rifle Brigade

Sent in by: Miss Y Mallion

Nephews: E Medhurst, T Medhurst, John N Medhurst, Alexander Bishop , Jesse Bishop, T Bishop, James Bishop & J Medhurst

Address: Wadhurst, Sussex

Other Info: Wounded, now in hospital at Netley. Miss Y Mallion, presumably his sister, lived at the Bungalow, Filsham Road, St Leonards. According to CWGC he died on 9th August 1916 and is remembered at Essex Farm Cemetery, grave reference: III.B.25. Albert had won the Military Medal for bravery.

Published: December 1914 & February 1916

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