Cromer Servicemen and Servicewomen in the First World War

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Name	Albert Edward Blyth
Ward	Cromer
Armed Force	Kitchener's Army
Notes	He was born in Cromer and enlisted in Norwich. He was son of John and Mildred Blythe, of 3, East Cottages, Tucker St., Cromer. Before the war the 1911 census recorded him as an Errand Boy, the son of John & Mildred Blythe, 3 East Cottages, Tucker St, Cromer
Service Information	Private 13363, 7th Battalion Norfolk Regiment. He died of wounds in France on 25th October 1918, aged 22. He had served three years in France. He is buried in the Commonwealth War Cemetery in Auchy Churchyard, Pas de Calais, France. Ref. South end.
Place of Birth	Cromer
Date of Death	25/10/1918
Source	Cromer Post 15th Jan 1915
	Albert Blythe, from the War Roll, Cromer parish church.