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Subject   |  Monument: Mercantile Marine Memorial - WW1

Philip Du Rees

Mercantile Marine Memorial - WW1 Mercantile Marine Memorial - WW1
Rank Fireman and Trimmer
Unit S.S. "Lena" (Cardiff)
Regiment Mercantile Marine
Died 14-04-1917, age 30
Cause of death Presumed drowned
Notes Born in Cape Verde Island.
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