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|notes ={{clear}}*Son of Elizabeth Farrer of Gaitsgill.{{clear}}*Husband of Mary Farrer and father of 5 children.{{clear}}*John previously worked as a coal miner.{{clear}}*Reported missing and wounded [[1 July]] 1916 and assumed to have died on that day. Telegram sent August 1917.{{clear}}*John is also commemorated on a family grave at Dalston Road Cemetery, Carlisle.}} |
|notes ={{clear}}*Son of Elizabeth Farrer of Gaitsgill.{{clear}}*Husband of Mary Farrer and father of 5 children.{{clear}}*John previously worked as a coal miner.{{clear}}*Reported missing and wounded [[1 July]] 1916 and assumed to have died on that day. Telegram sent August 1917.{{clear}}*John is also commemorated on a family grave at Dalston Road Cemetery, Carlisle.}} |
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| John Farrer | |||
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| A soldier of the 11th Battalion Border Regiment Remembered with Honour | |||
| Rank | Private | ||
| Number | 19455 | ||
| Company | |||
| Attached § | |||
| Transferred ¥ | |||
| Former unit ‡ | No | ||
| Enlisted | Carlisle, Cumberland | ||
| Resident | 17 Close Street, Carlisle | ||
| Born | Gaitsgill, Cumberland | ||
| Died | 1 July 1916 | ||
| Where died | France and Flanders | ||
| How died | Killed in action | ||
| Age | 34 | ||
| Casualty type | Commonwealth War Dead | ||
| Grave/Memorial | Memorial | ||
| Reference no. | Pier and Face 6A and 7C | ||
| Resting place | Thiepval Memorial | ||
| Source | |||
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| Definitions | |||
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| *All place names from SDGW are listed within their historical counties at the time of the war and may not represent present-day county and metropolitan boundaries.*§ A soldier's temporary attachment to and/or from other units (inc. battalions of the Border Regiment).*¥ A soldier's permanent transfer to and/or from other units (inc. battalions of the Border Regiment).*‡ A soldier's previous military unit/s before serving in the Lonsdale Battalion (inc. other battalions of the Border Regiment). |
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| *Son of Elizabeth Farrer of Gaitsgill.*Husband of Mary Farrer and father of 5 children.*John previously worked as a coal miner.*Reported missing and wounded 1 July 1916 and assumed to have died on that day. Telegram sent August 1917.*John is also commemorated on a family grave at Dalston Road Cemetery, Carlisle. |
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Some areas are lacking in useful information, which includes any images. Please consider helping the Lonsdale Roll of Honour and Border Regiment Rolls of Honour projects by contacting us with any useful information you may have. Alternatively, see how to donate digital images and add the images yourself. Thank you.