Worcestershire Regiment

Surname	Forsyth
Forename	James Corson
Rank	2/Lieut.
Army No
Battalion	1st
Commissioned	1917-01-05
Date Of Wounds	Not set
Wounds
Died Killed	1917-08-30
Death Details	F. & F.
Enlisted Date	Not set
Enlisted Location
Date Of Birth	Not set
Birth Place	Worcester.
Residence
Discharged	Not set
Theatre Of War	France
Date Of Entry	1915-08-11
Z Class
Surname Spellings
Other Info	Died age 29. Son of James and Agnes Forsyth, of 23 Regent Square, Doncaster. Born Worcester. Berks Cemetery Extension, Comines-Warneton, Hainaut, Belgium - grave Ref: I. B. 24. He was a pupil of the Royal Grammar School Worcester from 1899 to 1905. He was described in the 'Worcesterian' in 1905 as 'a very stylish bat' who scored freely all around the wicket, and as a bowler 'keeps a capital length and requires watching'. In 1911 he was working in the London office of the Delhi Bank, and later that year sailed for South America. The family later moved to 23 Regent Square, Doncaster.

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1st Worcestershire Regiment - Second Lieutenant

The British War Medal

The 1914-1915 Star

The Allied Victory Medal

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Forsyth 2/Lieut.