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Name Edmund Stephenson Clough
Regiment 1st Bn East Lancashire Reg (Had previously served in Loyal N Lancs Reg and Northumberland Fusiliers)
Service Rank and Number Private 40830 East Lancs, (130435 L N Lancs Reg
130435 Northlnd Fus)
Military Cemetery/Memorial Vendegies Cross Roads British Cemetery, Bermerain
Ref No. of Grave or Memorial A - 26
Country of Cemetery/Memorial France
Medals Awarded Victory Medal and British War Medals
Date and Circumstances of Death Killed in France 27th October 1918 aged 27
Biographical Details Known The 1911 census records that his family lived at Crossgates, Leeds. Seven of the nine children had left home and Edmund who was 25 and a clerk lived with his parents- his father Charles 66 a retired coal hewer, his mother Elizabeth 65 and his sister Mary 24.
Edmund married possibly in 1911 and his wife was Edith May Clough nee Banks.
The Commonwealth War Grave Commission names Edith on his War Grave Commission Certificate. It states that she lived in 6 Conway St Mold. The certificate also names his parents in Leeds.
Regiment 1st Bn East Lancashire Reg (Had previously served in Loyal N Lancs Reg and Northumberland Fusiliers)
Service Rank and Number Private 40830 East Lancs, (130435 L N Lancs Reg
130435 Northlnd Fus)
Military Cemetery/Memorial Vendegies Cross Roads British Cemetery, Bermerain
Ref No. of Grave or Memorial A - 26
Country of Cemetery/Memorial France
Medals Awarded Victory Medal and British War Medals
Date and Circumstances of Death Killed in France 27th October 1918 aged 27
Biographical Details Known The 1911 census records that his family lived at Crossgates, Leeds. Seven of the nine children had left home and Edmund who was 25 and a clerk lived with his parents- his father Charles 66 a retired coal hewer, his mother Elizabeth 65 and his sister Mary 24.
Edmund married possibly in 1911 and his wife was Edith May Clough nee Banks.
The Commonwealth War Grave Commission names Edith on his War Grave Commission Certificate. It states that she lived in 6 Conway St Mold. The certificate also names his parents in Leeds.
