Private Browner Killed in Action
The Waterford News - 18th of May 1917, Page 8
Private Browner Killed in Action
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PRIVATE BROWNER KILLED I N ACTION.
Mrs. Browner, New Street, Waterford, received notification on Tuesday from the War Office that her husband, Private John Browner, Royal Irish Regiment, had been recently killed in action. The deceased, who was through many important engagements, was home for six weeks last summer suffering from dysentry.
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