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| Walter Ousby | |||
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| A soldier of the 11th Battalion Border Regiment Remembered with Honour | |||
| Rank | Private | ||
| Number | 27995 | ||
| Company | |||
| Attached § | |||
| Transferred ¥ | |||
| Former unit ‡ | None | ||
| Enlisted | Penrith, Cumberland | ||
| Resident | |||
| Born | Penrith, Cumberland | ||
| Died | Rouen, 13 January 1917 | ||
| Where died | France and Flanders | ||
| How died | d. (see notes) | ||
| Age | 34 | ||
| Casualty type | Commonwealth War Dead | ||
| Grave/Memorial | Grave (see notes) | ||
| Reference no. | O.IV.M.2. | ||
| Resting place | St. Sever Cemetery Extension | ||
| 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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| *d. signifies that the soldier died but SDGW does not elaborate further. This could mean he died as a result of sickness such as dysentry, colitis, pneumonia or malaria etc., or possibly an accidental death.*Son of James and B Ousby, of 26 Graham Street, Penrith, Cumberland.*Also commemorated on the Penrith St. Andrews Church Memorial Plaque. |
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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.