*** Reserved*** WW1. War Medal. Lieutenant G.H.Brown. Welsh Regiment. KIA. #sherborne Welsh Regiment he served with

Welsh Regiment he served with them until 23 February 1917 when he received a shrapnel wound to the right buttock and was forced home for convalescence

He was treated for 98 days in total

The chosen boy was dressed in full bishop’s robes with mitre and crozier and

He attested 10/12/1915 and later served with the number WR/287179

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*** Reserved*** WW1. War Medal. Lieutenant G.H.Brown. Welsh Regiment. KIA. #sherborne Welsh Regiment he served withDescription British War Medal 1914 20 (Lieut. G. H. Brown.), contact wear and edge bruising, very fineGeoffrey Hubert Brown was born at Barry, Glamorgan on 5 January 1896, the son of Charles and Olive Brown of Halstead, Colcot Road, Barry. Educated at Barry County School he became a Bank Clerk and joined the Territorials on 23 November 1915, being immediately posted to the Inns of Court Officer Training School. The next year Brown joined No. 8 Officer