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Son of Marion Wright, of 19, Strand St., Sandwich, England, and the late Frederick Bryan Wright, husband of Ada Frances Wright, of 163, London Rd., Buckland, Dover, England.
Digital gallery of Private Francis Wright
Digital gallery of
Private Francis Wright
Photo courtesy of Craig B. Cameron.
Digital gallery of
Private Francis Wright
Photo courtesy of Craig B. Cameron.
Digital gallery of
Private Francis Wright
Digital gallery of
Private Francis Wright
Digital gallery of
Private Francis Wright
WRIGHT, Private, FRANCIS W., 527730, Canadian Army Medical Corps. Accidentally killed 12 October 1916. Age 29. Son of Marion Wright, of 19, Strand St., Sandwich, England, and the late Frederick Bryan Wright, husband of Ada Frances Wright, of 163, London Rd., Buckland, Dover, England.
The words at the foot of his headstone read: "In Loving Memory. Accidentally killed at Niagara Camp. Rest in Peace."
SOURCE: Dover War Memorial Project UK/ photo Peter Gower
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WRIGHT, Private, FRANCIS W., 527730, Canadian Army Medical Corps. Accidentally killed 12 October 1916. Age 29. Son of Marion Wright, of 19, Strand St., Sandwich, England, and the late Frederick Bryan Wright, husband of Ada Frances Wright, of 163, London Rd., Buckland, Dover, England. The words at the foot of his headstone read: "In Loving Memory. Accidentally killed at Niagara Camp. Rest in Peace." SOURCE: Dover War Memorial Project UK/ photo Peter Gower .
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Commemorated on:
Page 185 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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