James Diamond (16299 Pte.)

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a soldier of the border regiment
remembered with honour

Lonsdale Battalion Roll of Honour

Name	James Diamond
Rank	Private
Number	16299
Company	D Company
Attached ^§
Transferred ^¥
Former unit ^‡	None listed in SDGW
Enlisted	9 November 1914 Workington, Cumberland
Resident
Born	Workington, Cumberland
Died	1 July 1916
Where died	France and Flanders
How died	Killed in action
Age
Casualty type	Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial	Grave
Reference no.	III.B.5.
Resting place	Warloy-Baillon Communal Cemetery Extension
Source	Commonwealth War Graves Commission Soldiers Died in the Great War (1921)
Notes	*James was previously employed as a painter of 25 Lonsdale Street, Workington, Cumberland.

Biography

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