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William Waite Ancestry.co.uk- UK, SoldienDied in theGreat Wor, 1914-1919 Page1 of I ,sf ftnff,s$try.i:*.l.ai,; UK SoldiersDied in the GreatWar, rgL4*LgLg Name: WilliamWaite DeathDate: t Nov LgL4 Enlistment Newbury Location: Rank: Private Regiment: ColdstreamGuards Number: 6z96 Typeof Casualty: Killed in action r-) i \_r Theatre of War: Western European Theatre Source Informntionl Military-Genealog.y.com,comp. UK, Soldiers Die.dinthe Great Wary 1974-1919fdataba.se on-line]. Provei,UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2oo8. Original data: Briffshland lrtsh Military Dctabase-s.The Naval and Milita4.. Pre^ssLtd. Descriptionr This databasecontains information extracted frorn 8r volumes of soldiers that died in World \{ar I. It ineludes over Tog,ooo individuals. Inftrrmation listed about mayinclude: n&m€ of soldier, birthplace, enlisturent place, r'esidence, number, decoraton, rank, rcgiment, hattaliorr, $'pe of casual$', death date, death place. and theater of war sened in. @ zor4, Ancestry.com http:/lsearch,ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bir/sse.dll?ranlFl&new:1&MSAV:0&msT'=1&gss...14105/2014 t ?a*. Soldiersof fnkpenulho fell in World War l. WilliemJohn Waite 1887-1914 t WllliamJohn Waite was born 19thJune 1887 in LowerGreen, lnkpen to Alfr€d Waite, an agriculturallabourer and ElizabethWaite {neeSpreadbury}, He is recordedin the 18!11and lqll Census'aslivlnt in lnkpenwlth his famlly. 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