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Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Darby, of Chelmsford, Essex, England. Husband of Betty J. Darby, of Raymore, Sask.
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Private Claude Stanley Darby
Article from The Leader (Regina, Saskatchewan). Pte. Darby's name was accidentally misspelled in this newspaper article.
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Private Claude Stanley Darby
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Private Claude Stanley Darby
Ambrose Turner Darby, Claude's father in England
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Private Claude Stanley Darby
Claude's mother
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Private Claude Stanley Darby
One of Claude's 2 brothers killed in WW1, Harold Darby
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Private Claude Stanley Darby
Other one of Claude's 2 brothers killed in WW1, Stanley Darby
Also serving in WW1 were Sidney amd Frank, my Grandfather. My uncle and mother both served in WW11. Claude's niece and nephew.
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Private Claude Stanley Darby
Partial records from British Army for Claude's brothers frank Fox Darby and Sidney A Darby.
Claude's mother, my Great Grandmother did not know where Claude had gone when he left home until he died.
Luckily he had put his parents' address on his sign up papers. Otherwise Alice would never have known she lost 3 sons because of WW1
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Article from The Leader (Regina, Saskatchewan). Pte. Darby's name was accidentally misspelled in this newspaper article.
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Ambrose Turner Darby, Claude's father in England
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Claude's mother
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One of Claude's 2 brothers killed in WW1, Harold Darby
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Other one of Claude's 2 brothers killed in WW1, Stanley Darby Also serving in WW1 were Sidney amd Frank, my Grandfather. My uncle and mother both served in WW11. Claude's niece and nephew.
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Partial records from British Army for Claude's brothers frank Fox Darby and Sidney A Darby. Claude's mother, my Great Grandmother did not know where Claude had gone when he left home until he died. Luckily he had put his parents' address on his sign up papers. Otherwise Alice would never have known she lost 3 sons because of WW1
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Page 225 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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RAYMORE (ST. MARTIN'S) CEMETERY Saskatchewan, Canada
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