Every Name a Story

J.A. Scott 1917
Rank : Private

New Hartley

John Alfred  Scott

Every Name a Story

In De Cusine Ravine British Cemetery, Basseux, France is the Commonwealth War Grave of 57867 Private John Alfred Scott, serving with the 18th Battalion The King’s (Liverpool Regiment) who died 02/01/1917.

Soldiers Died in the Great War says that he was born and lived in New Hartley and enlisted in Blyth. He was formerly No. 1289 serving with the Army Cyclist Corps.

John Alfred Scott is remembered in New Hartley on N50.02 and N50.04

First Name: John Alfred

Last Name: Scott

Service Number: 57867

Which War: First World War 1914-18

Died: 02/01/1917

Rank: Private

Regiment: The King's (Liverpool Regiment)

Served in: Army

Unit/Ship: 18th Battalion

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Northumberland

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Blyth Valley

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New Hartley
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