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Son of Edwin and Mary Walters, of Leicester.
Digital gallery of Private Arthur Walters
Digital gallery of
Private Arthur Walters
This is a view of the Cemetery with Arthur's headstone in the foreground.
Digital gallery of
Private Arthur Walters
Arthur enlisted on 24th July 1915 at Montreal. He was a widower by then (his wife Emma having died in Leicester in 1899) and gave the name of his son, Fred, as his next of kin; who was living at 75 Masson Street, Montreal. Arthur was a shoemaker by trade.
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Private Arthur Walters
Medals and Memorial Plaque ( Dead man's penny)
Digital gallery of
Private Arthur Walters
Memorial Plaque ( Dead man's penny)
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This is a view of the Cemetery with Arthur's headstone in the foreground.
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Arthur enlisted on 24th July 1915 at Montreal. He was a widower by then (his wife Emma having died in Leicester in 1899) and gave the name of his son, Fred, as his next of kin; who was living at 75 Masson Street, Montreal. Arthur was a shoemaker by trade.
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Medals and Memorial Plaque ( Dead man's penny)
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Memorial Plaque ( Dead man's penny)
In the Books of Remembrance
Commemorated on:
Page 544 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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LEICESTER (GILROES) CEMETERY Leicestershire, United Kingdom
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