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Hartley Albert
British
Gunner
37th Siege Bty. Royal Garrison Artillery
22

1 april 1918
Son of Thomas and Mary Elizabeth Hartley, of 187, Barden Lane, Burnley

Minty Farm Cemetery
Pot III , Row A , Stone 6

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Howat William James
Scottish
Corporal
"D" Bty. 77th Army Bde. 
                          Royal Field Artillery
21

12 october 1917
Son of Ephraim Gardner Howat and Phillipa Howat, of 51, Byres Rd., Kilwinning, Ayrshire

6'3" = 1.90m
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Pot I , Row D , Stone 23

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O'Brien Harold Frederick
British
Gunner
"D" Bty. 82nd Bde. Royal Field Artillery
19

21 october 1917
Son of Eliza May Newton (formerly O'Brien), of 60, Elmina Rd., Swindon, Wilts., and the late Frederick O'Brien

Minty Farm Cemetery
Pot I , Row B , Stone 1

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Ransom Robert Cyril Starling
British
Second Lieutenant
7th Bn.  Bedfordshire Regiment
25
2 october 1892 , Norwich , Co. Norfolk
19 october 1917
Eldest son of Robert James Deacon Starling Ransom of 233 Dereham Road , Norwich
He married at St. Stephen's Church , Norwich , 4 august 1917 , Maud Kate Ellen Collins.
Educated at the Boys' Model School
Clerk in a Solicitor's office in the city
Minty Farm Cemetery
Plot I , Row D , Stone  13

Military footsteps

8 august 1914
May 1916
February 1917
September 1917
23 september 1917
19 october 1917

Joined the 6th Cyclist Battalion , Norfolk Regiment
Proceeded with them to the Front, where he was transferred to the Gloucestershire Regiment
Returned to England for a period of training at Gailes Camp, Ayr.
Gazetted Second Lieutenant and transferred to the 7th Bn. Bedfordshire Regiment
Returned to the Front
Killed in action 

His Commanding Officer wrote the following to his widow;
'He had not been with us long, but had already shown signs of great ability.
His death is a great loss to the service, especially to his battalion.
All ranks join me in deepest sympathy for you in you great loss, and hope you will be given strength to bear it.
Your husband died bravely for his country,doing his duty till the last.'