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Wylam at War


During the First World War the Illustrated Chronicle published photographs of soldiers and sailors from Newcastle and the North East of England. These have been made available by Newcastle Libraries.
Wylam War Memorial
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S Simpson - 4th NF - West Wylam (Wounded)
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George Mullholland - 4th NF - West Wylam (Killed)
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George Jewett - Somerset LI - West Wylam (Killed)
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M Hudson - 4th NF - West Wylam (Killed)
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JE Adams - 4th NF - Wylam (Wounded)
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Basil Knott - Northumberland Fusiliers - Wylam (Killed)
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JE Adams - 4th NF - Wylam (Wounded)
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W Ridley - 4th NF - Wylam (Wounded)
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Pte ? ?alker - 4th ? - Wylam (wounded)
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S Whitfield - 4th NF - West Wylam (wounded)
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1916-03-13 (Mar) C 06
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1916-02-01 c 04
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Serg. E. W. Dunn. - N.F. - West Wylam
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Cpl. F. Robinson - R.E. Wylam
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Pte. J. Telford - N.F. - West Wylam
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L-Cpl. W. Rowell - N.F. - West Wylam
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