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Private Arthur James Cooper

200249 1st/4th Battalion Northamptonshire Regiment
(formerly 1965)

Son of Mr James and Mrs Catherine Cooper

Aged 21 Years

Died 2nd December 1917

Commemorated at Gaza War Cemetery
Grave XXXII. A.9.


Born Olney, enlisted at Rushden.
Pte A J CooperThe Rushden Echo Friday 21 December 1917, transcribed by Nicky Bates

Rushden Soldier's Death - Private A J Cooper
Succumbs to Injuries in the Head
Pte A J Cooper, of Rushden, youngest son of Mr and Mrs James Cooper, High-street, Olney, Bucks, died on December 2nd from injuries in the head. Deceased, who went through the Dardanelles Campaign with the Northants Regiment, and also through the Battle of Gaza, was a nephew of Mr and Mrs James Barnes, of 146, Cromwell-road, Rushden, with whom he had resided for about four years, prior to joining the Colours. He was 21 years of age last August. Before enlistment he worked at Messrs. Allebone's boot factory at Rushden.


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