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Private William Holland Bracewell

Voluntary Aid Detachment page Private William Holland Bracewell Assistant in medical stores, dispenser and stretcher bearer. [caption id="attachment_9915" align="alignleft" width="249"] Private William Holland Bracewell in RAMC uniform.[/caption] Early life: William Holland Bracewell was born in Keighley on 3rd March 1883 and baptised on 4th July that year at St. Peter's Church. His parents…

25th February 2023

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RAMC, William Holland Bracewell

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