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Smith WW1 records

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master brummie
I have been looking to trace my great grandfather Henry Edward Smith WW1 records- I know they may not have survived and I have no idea where he served or if he served, but I assume he would have done.

Born 1878 Smethwick
Married 1904
3 children
Address: 60 Pershore Street Birmingham
Worked as a commercial clerk

I know he was back in Birmingham in 1918 as he took over the family business at 60 Pershore Street. The family did not talk about Henry and records show he disappears from the family in 1921 until his death in 1942.

If anyone comes across any information I would be very grateful.
 
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