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3805, Private Robert William LEWIS, “B” Company, 4th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment

Feb 21, 2022 | Family Section, Served and Survived, The Sons of William and Allice Lewis

Listed as “R Lewis” on both records. Robert was the twin brother of Herman Frederick Lewis.Birth records confirm that both were registered in the last quarter of 1896 but these records don’t give an actual birth date.  However, the death records for both quote...

43267, Sergeant Herman Frederick LEWIS, Bedfordshire Regiment

Feb 21, 2022 | Family Section, Served and Survived, The Sons of William and Allice Lewis

(Formerly 8835, 2nd Battalion, Suffolk Regiment and 21065, Northamptonshire Regiment) Herman is recorded on the School Roll of Honour as “2nd Suffolk Inf.” Herman Frederick Lewis was the brother of Andrew. Herman was born on 9th November 1896 in Bramford. In 1911 he...

39681, Gunner Andrew LEWIS, 111th Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery

Feb 21, 2022 | Family Section, Served and Survived, The Sons of William and Allice Lewis

Andrew Lewis was the son of Walter William and Alice Rebecca Lewis. He was born in Bramford in 1894. In 1911 the family were living at Parish Pond Row (“The Row” today) and Andrew was a horseman on a farm. On the 22nd August 1913 he had enlisted in the Royal Garrison...

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