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| | Worcestershire | Pershore Men Served in the Great War | 1914-18 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) |
 | | Archer was a native of Pershore, and prior to the war was a miner in Wales. |
 | | Baylis, of the Telephone Office, Pershore, has received news of her son, Rifleman Harry Baylis, of the King's Royal rifles, who was reported by the War Office as missing since the sharp engagement at Nieuport on July 10, when his battalion, with the Northamptoms. |
 | | Albert Coldicott, or `Cherub' as he was always called in Pershore, was recently killed in action on the battlefield in France, and the townspeople generally refer to the event in terms of the deepest regret. |
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