Service Details
Name:
 GRAHAM
Given Name:
 JAMES BASSETT
Initials:
 J B
Service No:
 328
Rank:
 Gunner
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Regiment:
 South African Heavy Artillery
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Unit:
 74th Siege Bty.
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Date of Death:
 1916-11-20
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Age:
 39
Cause of Death:
 Killed in action. The Battery was at Colincamp since the 7th October 1916 in a position really untenable for a heavy battery, without cover and a favourite target for the German artillery. On the 20th November, the enemy kept up a severe bombardment all day, and four gunners were killed (the three men buried at Courcelles and Bombardier Frank Birt buried in Couin British Cemetery).
Additional
Information:
Son of James and Virginia Graham, late of St. Helena; husband of Mrs. F. M. Graham, of Main St., Newlands, Cape Province, South Africa. Born St. Helena. A carpenter.
Commemoration
Country:
 France
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Locality:
 Somme
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Cemetery:
 COURCELLES-AU-BOIS COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION
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Grave Reference:
 C. 10.

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