Joseph Graham (17378 Pte.)

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a soldier of the border regiment
remembered with honour

Lonsdale Battalion Roll of Honour

Name	Joseph Graham
Rank	Private
Number	17378
Company	A Company
Attached §
Transferred ¥
Former unit ‡	None listed in SDGW
Enlisted	Carlisle, Cumberland
Resident
Born	Newcastle (see notes)
Died	1 July 1916
Where died	France and Flanders
How died	Killed in action
Age
Casualty type	Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial	Grave (see notes)
Reference no.	III.X.3.
Resting place	Lonsdale Cemetery
Source	Commonwealth War Graves Commission Soldiers Died in the Great War (1921)
Notes	*There is a typo in SDGW regarding place born. It incorrectly states Newcastle, Cumberland. In England there are three Newcastles: one in Tyne and Wear (historically part of Northumberland), one in Shropshire and another in Staffordshire. As to which Newcastle, it is unclear and it could be likely that the typo isn't the county but the town/village location itself. *John is also commemorated on a family grave in Dalston Road Cemetery, Carlisle.

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