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World War II

Staff Sergeant Edward Baldwyn Pugh (1924-1925)

Date of birth 4 December 1908
School Information None
Career Information Auctioneer and valuer.
Date of Death 10 December 1942
Cause of Death Died as a prisoner of war camp
Location Thailand
Cemetery Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, Thailand 8 C 7 and in Gisleham Church with a plaque also to his brother (see below) who does not appear to be an OF.
Rank Staff Sergeant
Brand of Service Royal Engineers 251 Field Park Company
Story STAFFSERGEANTEDWARDBALDWYNPUGH24-25

Staff Sgt, Royal Engineers. Buried at Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, Thailand. Michael Regan (M77-79) visited the cemetery in June 2025 and took lots of photos which you can see in the attached.