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Lance Corporal T COCKING

Service Number: 12383
Regiment & Unit/Ship

Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry

6th Bn.

Date of Death

Died 20 September 1917

Buried or commemorated at

CEMENT HOUSE CEMETERY

VIII. D. 14.

Belgium

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  • Country of Service United Kingdom
  • Additional Info Son of Mrs. Fanny Cocking, of 7, College Terrace, College St., Spring Hill, Birmingham. Of Smethwick. His brother William also fell.
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Buried or commemorated at

CEMENT HOUSE CEMETERY
West-Vlaanderen Belgium
Number of casualties: 3615
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