WW1. Pair. Parris. R Fusiliers. Somme casualty. #sherborne emperor standing left

emperor standing left

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WW1. Pair. Parris. R Fusiliers. Somme casualty. #sherborne emperor standing leftPlease note the middle initial F. Pair. Impressed GS 12655 Pte. A. F. Parris. R. Fus. Archibald Mark Parris was born in 1894 to parents William and Christian. He enlisted at Wimbledon and died on 15th July 1916. He served with The 4th & 8th Battalions Royal Fusiliers and he died whilst attached to the 1st Battalion Royal West Surrey Regiment, probably whilst taking part in The Battle of Bazentin Ridge, 14th 17th July 1916. He is commemorated on the