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John Chew Robinson was a member of the Durham Light Infantry and after the DLI was disbanded he became a Regimental Sergeant-Major in the Northumberland Fusiliers. Mr Turton says that the website 'Military Images' (linked below), "tells the story of my Grandfather who was a highly decorated soldier of WW1. He lived and died in Kelloe, and being a "Kella" lad myself I am justifiably proud of him. I didn't move to far away, Coxhoe and still have a strong affinity and many happy memories of living there." For more information please visit Roger W. G. Capewell's John Chew Robinson page on his website 'Military Images'. |
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The Commonwealth War Graves Commission - "The cemeteries, work memorials, horticulture, architecture and records of CWGC and the commemoration of members of the Commonwealth Armed Forces who died in the First and Second World Wars." |
