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W. Moore 1918
Rank : Private

William  Moore

Every Name a Story

In Hutton Henry Station Town Cemetery is the Commonwealth War Grave of:

13479 Private
W. Moore
West Yorkshire Regiment
16th July 1918

His pension cards state he had been discharged from the army and died from Influenza and Pneumonia. His wife Sarah lived at 20 East View Station Town with their son Robert born May 16th 1917.

Keith Philpott, great-grandson of Pte. Moore, tells us that his great-grandmother remarried and became Sarah Howe.

His grandfather, Robert William Moore, served with the Royal Scots Regiment in 1939-45.

William Moore is remembered at Wingate on W121.02

First Name: William

Last Name: Moore

Service Number: 13479

Which War: First World War 1914-18

Died: 16/07/1918

Rank: Private

Regiment: West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own)

Served in: Army

Unit/Ship: 16th Battalion

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