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6th (Reserve) Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
6th (Reserve) Brigade, Royal Field Artillery was a training unit based in the UK during the Great War.
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6th (Reserve) Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
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- Power William. Gnr. (d.2nd June 1915)
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242046Gnr. William Power 6th Reserve Btn. Royal Field Artillery (d.2nd June 1915)
Gunner Power was the husband of Catherine Power of 7 Carrick Rd., Portlaw.He was 43 when he died and is buried in the north-east part of the Portlaw (St. Patrick) Catholic Churchyard, Clonagam, Co. Waterford, Ireland.
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