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Corporal Harry Richard Hill (9969)

1st Bn, The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, 2nd Infantry Brigade, 1st Division, B.E.F.

Capbadge of the Loyal North Lancashire Regiment

Malvern Commemoration: St Matthias Malvern Link

Burial/Commemoration: Loos Memorial

Nature of Death: Killed in action during the Battle of Loos, Flanders 25/9/1915

Age: 30

Next of Kin: Son of Henry and Mathilda Louisa Hill of Malvern Link

Previous Employment: Malvern Link C.E. School

Harry Hill was the son of Henry Hill, a labourer and his wife Mathilda. In 1901 the Hill family consisting of three sons and a daughter lived at Meeks Cottage, Upper Howsell Road.

At some point, Mathilda Hill must have remarried as in October 1915 the Malvern News reported: “Mrs Rowley of Greenfields, Upper Howsell received a communication that her son Cpl Harry Richard Hill LNLancs was killed on 25/9/15. Another son, Pte Thomas Hill [1] of the same regiment was wounded on the 12/10/14 and missing ever since.”


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