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World War One / Re: Robert Oliver MORRIS
« on: Tuesday 26 September 17 22:39 BST (UK) »
can confirm all the research above is correct. There was another newspaper article with a photo of Robert showing his wounds. I no longer have access to that but he lived in Lampeter velfry, Narberth, Pembrokeshire at the time. The article said he was a "local" hero so perhaps you could find which newspapers fit that criteria.
Robert initially enlisted with the Welsh Horse regiment which later was absorbed into the Welsh Fusiliers.
I have a photo of him in his uniform on a tree on Ancestry. Have no objection to anyone viewing or sharing it.
I'm not good at military stuff or tech, but am told that the uniform was that of the Welsh Horse regiment and his stripes indicate his rank. Not sure if that's of interest to anyone.
Robert initially enlisted with the Welsh Horse regiment which later was absorbed into the Welsh Fusiliers.
I have a photo of him in his uniform on a tree on Ancestry. Have no objection to anyone viewing or sharing it.
I'm not good at military stuff or tech, but am told that the uniform was that of the Welsh Horse regiment and his stripes indicate his rank. Not sure if that's of interest to anyone.