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O.C.
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Came across this in a brum paper dated 1916 someone might find it useful
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I've not heard of any Robinsons with those initials Graham but thank you anyway..
A fabulous pic.
A fabulous pic.
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Kiwi Brummie
:angel: I wonder if this poor chap was a member of the same 'Robinson' family as the other three ? A cousin maybe... (He is not one of Kandy's Robinson's either). Anyway I think he needs to be remembered too:
John Robinson found a while ago on the 'Great War Executions' list. I then went to the CWGC site and found the poor chaps details:
Casualty Details
Name:ROBINSON, JOHN
Initials:J
Nationality:United Kingdom
Rank
rivate
Regiment/Service:Worcestershire Regiment
Unit Text:3rd Bn.
Age:31
Date of Death:26/07/1915
Service No:7377
Additional information:Son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robinson, of No. 1 Back,
120, Long Acre, Nechells, Birmingham.
Casualty Type:Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference:II. A. 6/7.
Cemetery:AEROPLANE CEMETE
Locality:Ieper, West-Vlaanderen
Belgium.
R.I.P John you will be remembered
John Robinson found a while ago on the 'Great War Executions' list. I then went to the CWGC site and found the poor chaps details:
Casualty Details
Name:ROBINSON, JOHN
Initials:J
Nationality:United Kingdom
Rank
rivateRegiment/Service:Worcestershire Regiment
Unit Text:3rd Bn.
Age:31
Date of Death:26/07/1915
Service No:7377
Additional information:Son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robinson, of No. 1 Back,
120, Long Acre, Nechells, Birmingham.
Casualty Type:Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference:II. A. 6/7.
Cemetery:AEROPLANE CEMETE
Locality:Ieper, West-Vlaanderen
Belgium.
R.I.P John you will be remembered