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Lieutenant Joseph Rayson Drummond 22nd sqn. RAF.The Canadians named Drummond cemetery after him.
Have found a grave of a Joseph Rayson Drummond who is remembered in my local cemetery of Cockermouth, and when i searched his details i found out that he was the first casualty to be buried in Raillencourt by the Canadians so they named the cemetery after him.
Details from the CWGC: http://www.cwgc.org/search/cemetery_...y=61201&mode=1 |
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Re: Lieutenant Joseph Rayson Drummond 22nd sqn. RAF.The Canadians named Drummond cemetery after him.
A big thanks to Peter Bennett for allowing me to use his photograph of Josephs original headstone and cemetery.
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