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Close up Ewan family grave - Taken by Martin Klaassen 27 Oct 2022
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Ewan family grave - Taken by Martin Klaassen 27 Oct 2022
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General location Ewan family grave - Taken by Martin Klaassen 27 Oct 2022
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Further General location Ewan family grave - Taken by Martin Klaassen 27 Oct 2022
Reference WMO/292952
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Stone (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
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2nd Lieut. Hugh W Ewan, accidentally killed at Upavon Wilts, August 30th 1917 age 20 Greater Love hath no man than this that laid down his life for his Country
2nd Lieut. Hugh W Ewan
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