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Details of the following variously commemorated on the three Llandudno memorials have not been discovered. Any information would be very welcome.
William Davies |
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| Roll of Honour | William Davies, Private, RGA |
| War Memorial | Will (Denbigh) Davies |
| Memorial Chapel, Holy Trinity Church | William Davies |
G J Downes |
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| Roll of Honour | G J Downes, Private, RWF |
| War Memorial | G J Downes |
| Memorial Chapel, Holy Trinity Church | G J Downes |
| Name known to be George | |
William Thomas Jones |
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| Roll of Honour | Wm Thomas Jones, Private, RWF |
| War Memorial | Wm Thomas Jones |
| Memorial Chapel, Holy Trinity Church | William T Jones |
| Possibly Thomas John Williams | |
Robert Griffith Roberts |
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| Roll of Honour | Robert Griffith Roberts, Sapper, RE |
| War Memorial | Robert G Roberts |
| Memorial Chapel, Holy Trinity Church | Robert G Roberts |
John Thomas |
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| Roll of Honour | John Thomas, Seaman, RN |
| War Memorial | Not listed |
| Memorial Chapel, Holy Trinity Church | Not listed |
| Assumed entered in Roll of Honour in error. |
One ordinary seaman of this name was born in Llandudno on 15 October 1897. His service record indicates that his service number was J65293 and that he had been transferred from the RNVR. His previous occupation had been as a baker. John Thomas’ engagement began on 23 January 1917. He first served at HMS Vivid I, the Seamanship, Signalling and Telegraphy School at Devonport and was posted to HMS Suffolk in May 1917. John Thomas was discharged from the Royal Navy in July 1919. His home address was “Gadlys House”, Curzon Street, Llandudno.
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