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S N Marsden 1915

S N Marsden was born to William Marsden and Kate Neale, and had siblings Mable Anne Marsden and Thirza Marsden. They married Ellen Mead, and had children Sidney Neale Marsden, Kate Marsden, and Lena Marsden. S Marsden died on October 29, 1915, and was buried at Brown's Road Military Cemetery Festubert in France.

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Service number: 14618 Rank: Serjeant Regiment: South Wales Borderers Unit/ship/squadron: 5th Bn.
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S N Marsden lived 73 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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