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Commonwealth War Graves Commission are appealing for relatives of Pvt Henry Welsh - Border Regiment - service no 18649 - died 8/3/1917 - aged 29 years - buried St Marys Roman Catholic Church. Cleator. Cumberland. (now Cumbria)
It is not possible to mark his actual grave. CWGC are in the process of producing a special memorial
to commemorate him.
If you are related or know of someone who is, CWGC wold like to hear from you.
Henry Welsh - 1888 - 1917 (aged 29 years)
Registration Quarter Jan-Feb-Mar
Registration district Whitehaven Cumberland
Volume 10b Page 975
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1911 census 189 Main Street. Frizington. Cumberland.
John Welsh 56 Head
Mary Welsh 54 Wife
Henry Welsh 23 Son
Ann Mary Welsh 16 Daughter
John Welsh 9 Grandson
1901 census 51 Frizington Road. Cumberland.
John Welsh 45 Head
Mary Welsh 47 Wife
Patrick Welsh 20 Son
Henry Welsh 13 Son
Annie Mary Welsh 6 Daughter
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UK, World War I Pension Ledgers and Index Cards, 1914-1923
Henry Welsh - Rank Private
Record Type Military
Death Date 8 Mar 1917
Service Number 14649
Corps, Regiment or Unit Border Regiment.
Henry Welsh
Margaret Widow
John Child (14/10/1910)
Marriage - Henry Welsh to Margaret Brown.
Registration Year 1909 Oct-Nov-Dec (11 October St Marys Church. Cleator)
Registration district Whitehaven Cumberland
Volume 10b Page 1137
Residence 16 Fletcher Street. Cleator Moor. Cumberland.
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son John Welsh
John Welsh - 4 October 1910 - 1982 (71 years)
Registration district Whitehaven Cumbria
Volume 1 - Page 0640
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message sent to relatives.
Sandra
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Message has been passed on to relatives, so hopefully they will respond.
Sandra
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Update on CWGC commemoration of Private Henry Welsh (October 2025)
We were able to put the CWGC in touch with relatives of Henry WELSH and an appropriate epitaph was chosen to be engraved on the official CWGC headstone.
As this has now been created, a service of remembrance and dedication of the headstone will shortly be held in Cleator (St Mary's RC) churchyard at the same time for another WW1 soldier from Cleator Moor, John James CASH.