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Second Lieutenant E M COHAN

Regiment & Unit/Ship

Royal Field Artillery

West Lancs. Bde.

Date of Death

Died 05 August 1914

Buried or commemorated at

HALEWOOD (ST. NICHOLAS) CHURCHYARD

N. New. 11/12.

United Kingdom

West Lancashire Brigade RFA Died accidentally whilst on Salisbury Plane. 105/08/1914 Age 25 WW1 PM. Large Granite Cross with Wreath twist on triple base, 1st Inscription, ivy covering grave due to being set back in hedge line. PM to right of Bishop (CH) on back row. Walk past monument at front of church to bend in path, through gap by Bishop (CH) on back row.

Photographer: Keith Page

  • Country of Service United Kingdom
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Buried or commemorated at

HALEWOOD (ST. NICHOLAS) CHURCHYARD
Lancashire United Kingdom
Number of casualties: 9
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