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RAMC profile of:

James WOODS
[Service No: 137]

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Place or Date of Birth:	St. Matthews, Suffolk

Service Number:	137

TF Number:

Rank:	Pte

Unit:	East Anglian Casualty Clearing Station

Attached To:	54th (1st/1st East Anglian) Casualty Clearing Station

Enlistment Location:	Ipswich, Suffolk

Also Served:

Outcome:	Drowned

Date Died:	13/08/1915
Age Died:	29

Where Buried and/or Commemorated:	Turkey - Helles Memorial

Awards:

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James entered the war in Egypt on 11th August 1915. He was the son of Mrs E A Woods of 32 St. Mathew's Church Lane, Ipswich.

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