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Edgar Wallace Couzens

Surname

Christian Names

Service Number

Rank

Regiment

Couzens

Edgar Wallace

10418

Pte

1 Wilts

Born

Age

Enlisted at

Address

Langley Burrell

20

Devizes

Chippenham

Date of Death

Where killed

Cause of Death

03/09/1915

Ypres

Killed in action

Cemetery

Plot

Country

Menin Gate

Panel 53

Belgium

Next of Kin

Next of kin address

Town

Frederick and Mary Couzens

Greenway Hill

Chippenham

Notes

In ever loving memory of our dear Son and Brother Wallace Cousens (sic) aged 30 killed in action September 2nd 1915

Out on yonder battlefield, there is a silent grave,
Is one we loved so dearly, but we could not save,
His King and Country called him; he bravely did his best,
But God thought fit to take him to his eternal rest.

Never forgotten by his Father, Mother Brothers and Sister.
Pew Hill, Chippenham

Wilts Times 9 September 1916

There seems to be some confusion over the spelling of the name Couzens either with an S or a Z. The newspaper report publishes his name with a S yet the CWGC, Menin Gate and Soldiers Died have it with a Z. This is the same spelling on the MEdal Index Card.

Memorials Commemorated on:

Chippenham Town War Memorial

St Paul’s Church

Yes

St Andrew’s Church

Liberal Club

Hardenhuish Church

Causeway Methodist Church
Pewsham Street
Boys School
Congregation Church

Photo courtesy of Sabine Declercq (Great War Forum)

Last updated - 14/01/2011

 

 


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